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

I think that Agile practices induce a culture shift and that's what creates a lot of backlash against Agile transformations.

Obviously, this one is put forth by some quiet people themselves, in a sort of over-defensive backlash against being treated like the weird, abnormal ones.

The two states’ new laws are part of a backlash against a measure passed in Mexico City allowing abortion on demand up to 12 weeks into pregnancy.

The Blair government has not managed to create a noticeably fairer society, as the beginnings of a backlash against the bonus and executive pay bonanza in the City attest.

Now many people no longer seem consumed by the desire to consume; instead, they are planning to live within their means, and there has been a backlash against bling.

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

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

Earlier this week, the Times reported on Congressional backlash against the Independent Payment Advisory Board, a key part of efforts to rein in health care costs.

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

A possible answer is a backlash against feminism.

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

President Barack Obama's political honeymoon is in danger of being brought to an abrupt end following a backlash against millions in bonuses being paid out by the ailing insurance giant AIG.

But if the bill for solar swells, it is not hard to imagine the kind of public backlash against subsidies that has hit cash-strapped Europe.

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