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He said he isn't daunted by the backlash.

Chinese firms faced something of a popular and political backlash in Africa, and some warn a similar dynamic may be rising in Europe.

Still, the ardor of the cool-roof advocates has prompted a bit of a backlash.

He said the protests represent a backlash to Beijing's efforts to stifle human rights and religious freedom in Tibetan areas of China.

Mr Rove failed to appreciate the degree to which the "politics of division" can lead to a backlash from middle-of-the-road voters.

What's more, an unbalanced focus on weapons alone is often counterproductive, creating a nationalist backlash against foreign "invaders. "

And with the global economy in the midst of one of the deepest declines since the Great Depression, the backlash is bound to intensify.

Worse for the worriers, Mr Fukuda, a consensus-style politician, assumes office at a time of apparent backlash against "Koizumi reforms" .

And he's not at all the kind of candidate one might have expected to emerge out of the backlash against Republican governance.

The key for Sir Alex Ferguson will be to see how his side respond to that emphatic scoreline and Fulham will be wary of a possible backlash.

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France and Poland have called for his release, but support for him in Hollywood provoked an angry backlash.

The backlash that has swarmed the King after his decision to leave Cleveland for Miami is like a rainstorm in Seattle that never ends.

But Labour may not be the only party to suffer: it has a new candidate, and the backlash seems to be indiscriminate.

It was the start of a chain reaction that this summer unleashed a fierce backlash from regulators and local banks.

In the late 1990s there was something of a backlash against the implications of TQM, especially in the United States.

There were signs that this lead would be followed by backbench MPs who feared a backlash from the public.

She said the findings "also raise the possibility that men may avoid behaving modestly because they risk backlash when they do. "

It was a view that elicited quite a backlash from some in the black American community who saw America as an imperfect and racist place.

RAO: The public was furious at the time. Did you expect that sort of a backlash?

But lawmakers and the administration have spent more than a week wrangling over the proposal amid a backlash from voters.

A direct assault on Dodd - Frank would be so blatantly biased toward banks that it would be sure to provoke a public backlash .

Now, at a time of stagnation in the West, worries about a backlash were "not going to go away" .

The boom has triggered a bit of a backlash.

Tony Clement, Canada's industry minister, says all this risks provoking a backlash among his countrymen. It has already begun.

"If and when Chinese products start being seen as unsafe and people suffer as a result, " he said, "a real backlash may erupt. "

Chinese leaders are likely to be extremely reluctant to stump up money for Europe, for fear of a grassroots backlash from citizens.

That suggested trade unions might have overreached their influence in those countries, provoking a backlash.

In the shorter term, the bank needs to worry about a possible backlash against its incongruously generous pay policies.

Now its ascendancy is about to set off what many officials and experts see as a backlash on both sides of the Pacific.

Even if a nation found a way around such obstacles, officials could face a backlash from voters who believe gold prices will keep rising.

Such U. S. behavior was bound to produce a Russian backlash.

I thought that Muslims would definitely be blamed; regardless of who conducted the attack, I knew there would be backlash, and there was.

One said the backlash against China's action in Tibet was in danger of casting a "stain on the Olympic movement" .

At the very least, one might have thought, they would show some restraint for fear of creating a public backlash.

Like the Black Codes and the KKK's disarmament efforts, the gun-control laws of the 1960s also led to a backlash.

That prompted her to wonder if her children might face a backlash if they uttered such sentiments too.

By the seventies, Vietnam, environmentalism, and economic stagnation had led to a sharp backlash against corporate America.

The market mood of recent weeks might be better but the problems remain unsolved and there is the risk of a wider political backlash.

Story of a backlash against oppression, for happiness of struggle spirit, and always hangs over the fantastic, nervous romantic atmosphere.

But China might incite a protectionist backlash if it restricts its market at home while aggressively expanding overseas.

For the first seven years of this decade, that situation bred excess and abuse; now it is delivering a monumental backlash.

But risk looms and, perhaps just as serious, the anxiety about the risk is contributing to a backlash against globalization.

The turning point, I think, came a week or so ago during the angry backlash against Sir Fred's pension package.

Protests would almost certainly spark the kind of nationalist and autocratic backlash that they're meant to remedy.

Michael Carrick, meanwhile, flickered with mischief as he hinted at a training ground backlash for Obertan's glaring miss.

But unlike the U. S. , where the impetus has been a backlash against fast food, the movement in China has been driven by fear.

There have been lesser 3D movies released and there's already been a backlash against it.

The Federal Reserve's recent and unprecedented actions in the realm of monetary policy have provoked a backlash among the American people.

Cases like this also provoke a backlash against the music industry, though in Sweden it took an unusual form.

But for the rest of the twentieth century, the backlash cycle seemed to have stopped.

Environmental disaster is due to human activities affect, and through the natural environment as a media backlash, in human disaster events.

There was also a huge public backlash against the 28-year-old who has been one of the rising young stars of Asia cinema.

Genetically modified cotton was supposed to be a new "wonder product" , but illnesses and financial worries are provoking a backlash.

Had he done less, the populist backlash might have been worse.

Continuous increases in the outer disc also failed to drive the domestic Gap gap in the early breakthrough, of visible backlash resistance.

However, its dominance of certain sectors of world trade has created a backlash, and some of its gains may have come at too high a price.

Just as the Depression spawned Keynesianism, and the 1970s stagflation fuelled a backlash, creative destruction is already under way.

The backlash would be greater if he called for a cut in corporate taxes.

It's very short-sighted and guaranteed to produce a consumer backlash, which there are already multiple, clear signs of.

Consumer and regulatory backlash make online privacy into a key differentiator for major players.

Now that a backlash against expansive government is taking hold , one of Keynes's old antagonists is getting his turn in the sun .

But it also would be in Germany where the domestic political backlash would be the most ferocious.

But a backlash may be brewing. Kazakh authorities dropped a plan to rent one-million hectares of unused farmland to Chinese farmers.

Yet the economy's expansion is out of control and a protectionist backlash looms.

The spoofy cover suggests Fey wasn't blind to the possibility of some backlash for her mega million celebrity book contract.

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If migration has had such beneficial effects, why, then, has there been such a persistent backlash?

In Germany Ms Merkel is likely to face a conservative backlash over the choice of an Italian as guardian of the stability of the euro.

As long ago as 1996, U. S. officials noted that such unrestrained behavior could fuel a backlash against the Saudi elite.

The recent uproar over privacy on Facebook is only the latest backlash against man's newly wired existence.

South Korean officials have expressed concern about a possible backlash against Korean communities in the United States.

This backlash was predictable; it is also profoundly irresponsible as I'll explain in a minute.

Basing on the property of the backlash, the two candidate points set of the up route and the down route are distinguished respectively.

Vladimir Putin yesterday faced an angry European backlash over his decision to halt oil supplies through the pipelines crossing Belarus.

In the U. S. , it's a prolonged jobs and earnings recession that, when combined with widening inequality, could create political backlash.

Administration officials have said privately that they don't want to back Chinese leaders into a corner and produce an anti-U. S. backlash.

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Commenting on the change of plan, Shigeru Ishiba, Japan's defence minister, cited "something close to a backlash" on Chinese websites.

But executives also worry that French industry may face a backlash abroad because of his desire to promote national champions.

The rich are certainly not the only targets in the current populist backlash.

The show was set in the year 2772 and only aired for two seasons due to the backlash the company received.

Google could also suffer from any backlash against companies that are perceived to have violated users' privacy online.

As the jobless ranks swell around the world in coming months, the backlash against globalisation will grow.

The ruling resulted in a backlash by opponents of same-sex marriage and contributed to a nationwide debate on the issue.

Now, there has been a backlash against the backlash.

Chinese rulers have always tried to control their country's massive rivers. But will they be overwhelmed by the environmental backlash?

That provoked an anti-Musharraf backlash, and increased pressure on the Supreme Court to rule against the president.

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Until recently, it refrained from aggressively cashing in on its own data about Internet users, fearing a backlash.

Until recently, it refrained from aggressively cashing in on its own data about Internet users, fearing a backlash.

Back in 2003, America's obesity epidemic was a hot topic, and McDonald's suffered from the backlash.

others believe it creates the chance of a backlash and terrorism in the city and should be destroyed.

If wages continue to disappoint, there could be a backlash from workers and demands for protection from low-cost competition.

The inference of the manufacturing error to the normal backlash is not obvious, especial at the middle of the mesh line.

Jean-Claude Trichet, European Central Bank president, has been caught off-guard by the German backlash.

The coffee shop chain is only the latest foreign brand to be hit by a nationalist backlash in China.

So far, there is no whiff of a backlash in Indonesia.

Backlash against the law helped fuel the abolitionist movement and increased participation on the Underground Railroad.

But many users have worried that it might eventually lead to a backlash, possibly even the shuttering of the service.

Our modern age owes much to the Great Backlash of 1979. And no one saw it coming.

But the prospect of near-record pay-outs as the US emerges from its worst recession in decades has prompted a public backlash.

Elsewhere , in countries as diverse as the Philippines , Zambia and Peru, Chinese investments have provoked a political backlash .

Fearing a backlash, the authorities have so far refrained from arresting Mr Moussavi or Mr Karroubi. But they are laying the ground.

Inevitably, there would be a revolt against the backlash.

The U. S. Treasury recognizes that political reality but can't say so publicly for fear of political backlash.

The deal has become a symbol of the backlash against foreign investment that has built up in China over the past year.

Lose money, and everyone is baying for your blood; turn a fat profit, and risk a political or regulatory backlash.

A third might be a backlash against globalisation among people in rich countries.

The focus on foreign talent has provoked a backlash , with the income gap widening to its greatest since independence in 1965 .

Chinese government officials and executives privately grumbled that the backlash had undercurrents of anti-China sentiment.

But a backlash has gown against blood-type characterization after reports of Type-B children bullied at school.

Buttressing Mr Frum's argument, there are signs of a backlash against the hateful extremes adopted by some opponents of Mr Obama's bill.

Even the cautious step towards a more moderate stance in the South China Sea dispute is triggering a backlash at home.

Few other dating sites have provoked such a public backlash.

The move was condemned internationally, but led to a backlash from some Chinese.

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Sometimes it seems that Page and Google may not consider the backlash or cost of defending themselves.

After feeling the backlash of lack third-party support during the original N-Gage launch, Nokia is actively courting third-party developers.

Prolonged recession and high unemployment also raise fears of a political backlash.

Although it was unclear if those phones were hacked, the backlash against the newspaper was immediate.

It's a good thing, I said, but also don't over-estimate the impact; China doesn't yield to external pressure, and there will be a backlash.

Liaocheng in the spread of a well-known folk song: "Dongchang hauptstadt, Three precious , the Eiffel Tower, kurau and jade backlash . "

The drive by a revitalized Russian Orthodox Church to weave its tenets into the education system has prompted a backlash.

The ideological content of the backlash should not be overestimated.

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The obvious threats are a protectionist backlash, environmental limits, pandemic diseases or war.

The charm offensive may not be enough to quell the backlash.

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The Singapore spring, then, is partly a conservative backlash against a government seen as putting too much faith in free-market liberalism.

The backlash was rooted in the disappointments monetarism caused when it was put into effect almost three decades ago.

S. taxpayer dollars to indemnify big foreign investors from liabilities probably would have provoked a political backlash.

and a populist backlash against political and financial elites.

The burgeoning Chinese role in Afghanistan has provoked a backlash, with allegations of corruption emanating from American officials.

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But not only would this provoke a protectionist backlash from America's new government, it would also do little to help producers.

recall Sarbanes-Oxley, a recent instance of unguided regulatory backlash, and you see this is no small achievement.

Some northern creditor countries, where bail-out backlash has threatened to topple national governments, have shown reluctance.

A backlash against overparenting had been building for years, but now it reflects a new reality.

Government ministers fear that an attack might provoke a backlash that would sweep away the nation's cherished values.

Faced with a backlash in the Arab public opinion, however, Turkey has since reversed course.

Attacks there can provoke a backlash, feeding a sense of Muslim beleaguerment for al-Qaeda to exploit.

But Von Eggert, the Russian analyst, does not predict Russia will capitalize on any anti-Chinese backlash.

Slightly dodgy numbers can still fuel a deadly backlash, though, as the second political fuss, over "grandfathering" , attests.

The mutiny shook the two-month-old government of Sheik Hasina and has raised concerns about a violent backlash from the military.

Now that the regime is gone, there is a danger of a backlash against all businesses, which are tarred by association.

Unless a solution is found to sluggish real wages and rising inequality, there is a serious risk of a protectionist backlash.

Any such boycott wouldn't only hurt Chinese consumers, it would risk producing a backlash in Europe against Chinese goods.

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Bosses should not underestimate the risk that their riches could provoke a backlash against business.

General Abbas also says the military has forces deployed throughout the northwest in case there is a backlash against the offensive.

This backlash would not benefit any of us.

That's a pleasant way of describing the huge backlash the service has seen from its users.

The environmental impact of far lesser numbers of wind turbines is already starting to generate a considerable community backlash.

Republicans saw it as an authentic backlash against Washington's bail-outs.

Despite a forty-year remove, the tumult of the sixties and the subsequent backlash continues to drive our political discourse.

No sooner did it release its trial balloon on the Luxury Tax, than it met with a public backlash.

Worse, the perception that villagers are straining roads and services is triggering an ugly nativist backlash in many cities.

Retaliation and backlash against a victim are very common, particularly a complainant.

He told me he has never seen anything like the backlash that's out there now.

What is really worrying is that, in spite of these facts, we have had a backlash against China and Wal-Mart in the US.

The only question now is how big will the backlash be this time around?

Such a backlash is also likely over immigrant labour.

Offsetting that forgone income by imposing direct fees, as Bank of America has discovered, can trigger a vicious political backlash.

It's because of a growing backlash over the new body scanners that the Transportation Security Administration has deployed to 68 airports.

The investments have triggered a backlash from some US politicians concerned about excessive foreign influence.

The continual rise in violent crime eventually provoked a backlash against the liberal gun-control laws.

But political leaders are cautious about limiting access to welfare or initiating other policies that might provoke a backlash.

However, the grieving parents found themselves facing backlash from relatives and local communities.

The Pirates benefit from a backlash against "professionalisation" of politics, but voters may tire of amateurs.

A failed attempt by regulators to force all PC makers to install Web-filtering software created a public backlash against censorship.

Some backlash against this position is inevitable, the groups acknowledge, but they do have scientific ammunition.

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Already, Time's comment section is filled with backlash and speculation that the magazine wimped out.

Overly aggressive gun control often sparks a backlash, and that's exactly what happened after the Civil War.

The backlash against women who flaunt their power can be fierce, as Carly learned quickly.

The other dominant themes were the backlash against high finance, the questioning of free trade and the inexorable rise of Asia.

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But the radical proposal has also attracted a backlash from those who argue it discriminates against people with weight problems.

But Europe's leaders lack the guts to inflict losses on investors, and fear a backlash from voters if they bail out the periphery.

Many will fear a backlash from a wounded Beijing and maybe resent the provocation that the prize represents.

White backlash increases as the pressure for change in South Africa mounts.

The backlash against immigration is particularly visible in Europe.

State power is even on the rise, partly as a backlash to globalization and as a result of growing wealth from energy markets.

Hammond adds that he also hasn't experienced any of the backlash other institutes have experienced.

However, after the backlash Mozilla has shown willingness to address the concerns of the enterprises.

Moreover, the laws discouraged Asian Americans from political engagement for fear of further backlash.

Harmonisation of things like minimum wages or identity cards will simply "screw up Europe" by provoking a backlash.

The rich will become a little poorer. That may be no bad thing, but beware a backlash.

That will require lengthy and unpopular negotiations, and cause a probable backlash from the other EU members.

But Chinese executives also say they have been nervous that U. S. investments could spark political backlash.

Mr Montagnon warned companies they faced a political "backlash" if they failed to rein in executive compensation.

So far, the backlash against China has been largely rhetorical.

Some analysts fear the government risks a strong political backlash if share prices collapse.

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But critics say the record companies are risking a backlash as music fans take offense at the heavy-handed treatment.

Fifth, a political backlash to this crisis is likely to lead to a new wave of re-regulation.

In some ways, S& P has done its peers a favour by going first with a US downgrade, and absorbing a powerful backlash.

The persistent questions and document requests from Mr. Halter's team provoked a backlash from Wal-Mart de Mexico's executives.

White backlash increase as the pressure for change in south africa mount.

With the economy in trouble and unemployment rising, a backlash against immigration seems likely.

Indeed, whenever any candidate has defended evidence-based science, they have suffered a backlash: witness the travails of Mitt Romney.

But if the decision further opens up America's living rooms to gambling, a backlash from the heartlands looks a pretty safe bet.

Already there is a backlash against policies that have resulted in inadequate social services and rising inequality.

A backlash against Christmas e-cards. Do I really need festive greetings from a small bank in Latvia I've never spoken to?

"Yes, there was some backlash. But going somewhere like Chrysler, that's what they need. "

Do you worry that sort of an approach could ultimately generate a backlash against American companies like yours who are active in China?

OSCE observers criticized both the counting of votes and the violent backlash against opposition candidates.

But the deal got caught in a backlash over foreign investment and the merits of private equity investment.

Realizing that smart brands can engage in social media marketing with minimal risk can help overcome the fear of backlash.

In Greece, it was a backlash against austerity.

But advertisers have triggered a consumer backlash with such obnoxious techniques as pop-up ads and email spam.

"Building new coal in Europe is a losers' proposition, given the political backlash, " Mr. Potskowski said.

If such collaboration brings useful foreign aid, it also risks a nationalist backlash that helps the jihadists.

Luckily it missed me, but there must have been some kind of Backlash.

It was a risky decision that has caused a severe backlash amongst many of Jackson's core fans.

Fonterra's management had looked to float the business in 2007 but that plan was derailed by a backlash from farmers .

Perhaps it is the very size and scale of this programme of investment and aid that risks a backlash.

In France, the radicals pushed too far too fast, essentially demanding socialism and provoking a backlash.

This has prompted some to start talking about a potential SOA backlash as Lorraine Lawson reports.

Ma also risks a backlash at home if he's seen as too cozy with China.

The shift to China is so fast the Central Asian leaders worry about a backlash.

The deaths led to a backlash. Beijing and Fuzhou banned electric bikes in 2002. Beijing lifted its ban in 2006.

The vote was soon seconded, and the political backlash cascaded throughout the rotunda.

A backlash by steel buyers, especially those in construction materials, is getting stronger.

The move was widely interpreted as a backlash against personal brands.

The two companies say their plans were never affected by the political backlash.

You must prove to yourself that you can manage uncomfortable feelings in ways that don't include the negative backlash that food does.

There was a backlash of the people who felt the biology was oversold and premature.

So I am not sure that the biggest risk is backlash against China, as opposed to continued backlash against domestic institutions.

Those deals sparked a backlash from Americans fearful the Japanese were taking over the world.

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Despite the backlash, Mr. Howard says he believes most Australians support the legislation.

The internet also brings the danger that any backlash against a brand can spread more easily from country to country.

And the combination of pork-stuffed legislation and scandal-riven bail-outs threatens to create a populist backlash.

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But one potential hazard lies beyond its control: a backlash against outsourcing in the US, by far its biggest market.

If you come from a long line of farmers and you have big dreams to be a "hot-shot lawyer" , expect some backlash.

But two things added to the gravity of the American backlash.

A possible backlash from the French burqa ban is considered a factor in the expected warning, the security source said.

If not, it risks an electoral backlash in upper house elections next year. Almost as bad, bond markets could wobble.

Dutch effort to implement EHRs was delayed earlier this year because inadequate safeguards for patient privacy caused a public backlash.

In stealing the election, Mr Kibaki has also invited a dangerous backlash against his Kikuyu tribe, the country's largest.

The backlash is not only emotionally driven but also smack of a need for political legitimacy of an erstwhile fragile administration.

The Pakistani military warned such operations could provoke a backlash in the country's volatile tribal regions.

A backlash against free markets would have seen the resurgence of the left.

But the early efforts to fix the supply chain sparked an internal backlash.

Blame a backlash against the banking bailout, but some readers don't want to pay banks a single penny to withdraw their money.