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Meanings of political backlash in English

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Usage of political backlash in English
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Falling off the cliff risks a major political backlash from voters though.
Reuters
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They also have reason to be leery of a potential political backlash.
Reuters
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Any attempts to raise the price levels can often create a political backlash.
Reuters
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The ruling generated a social and political backlash that endures today.
Reuters
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But such was the political backlash, she was forced to resign last week.
The Guardian
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The ruling ignited a social and political backlash that persists to this day.
Reuters
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Moreover, the social and political backlash eventually will become overwhelming.
The Guardian
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That deal failed amid political backlash from the United States.
Reuters
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A political backlash against the gig economy seems likely.
The South African
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A promise to protect public servants from political backlash.
Radio NZ
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Both options are fraught with risk and political backlash.
The Irish Times
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The operation triggered an immediate political backlash as dozens of Sunni lawmakers offered their resignations.
Reuters
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This, in turn, has sparked a growing political backlash.
Reuters
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ACT's leader David Seymour said National wouldn't actually sell Kiwibank because it feared the political backlash.
Radio NZ
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He urged them to set aside their worries about a political backlash and support the legislation.
Reuters
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The move comes just months after its tax structure provoked a political backlash in the UK.
The Guardian
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Political backlash across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common