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The "could" and "should" in that utterance will incite those who want more from the board.

"It will incite economic activity".

Which one will incite the other first?

"If they try to take away, there will be pushback from unions for sure.

I have a theory, but it's very speculative and I will welcome pushback from actual experts in campaign politics.

And no doubt, there will be pushback from labor in jeopardy of being replaced as well as from some incumbents uncomfortable with the pace of adoption.

"There will be pushback from the politicians because we are asking them to relinquish some of their meddling powers," says Julia Higgins, a professor emeritus of chemical engineering at Imperial College London and former foreign secretary of the society.

There will be pushback from entrenched interests within the company, so the new CEOs will have to be tough and uncompromising.

Will growing pushback from the basic science community against these large-scale, centralized, team-science projects shift federal investment away from these initiatives to basic science more broadly?

Though I have little doubt that will likely be true, there will be some pushback from the Democratic party in the Senate and even some insurgent Republican Senators.

Any move to restrict legal immigration will face major pushback from those who believe (with evidence) that foreigners generally enrich and are the bedrock of the nation.