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His comments sparked immediate condemnation from members of the media and opposition politicians.

The proposal, however, sparked immediate opposition from both Democrats and Republicans.

The plan sparked immediate opposition from both Democrats and Republicans.

The August ruling setting forth the new joint employment standard sparked immediate and fervent protest from the business community.

Angela Merkel's election victory sparked immediate chatter on Merrion Street as to what happens next in her finance ministry.

The new policy, which is not retroactive, sparked immediate consternation on the part of some organizations representing members of the armed forces.

The verdict sparked immediate calls for the Crown Prosecution Service to reverse its decision not to charge any of the officers involved.

The graphic video of Officer Jason Van Dyke firing at 17-year-old Laquan McDonald sparked immediate protests, and officials say more are expected.

Her designs were modest - white and pink roses on a simple wire frame - but they sparked immediate reactions from strangers.

A Russian plan for Syria's chemical weapons to be put under international control has sparked immediate disputes over resolutions at the United Nations.

The news sparked immediate sorrow among poets, academics and politicians and was the main story on Irish news bulletins north and south of the border.

The disclosure sparked immediate outrage among gamers and revived criticisms of Japan's corporate culture that plagued Toyota Motor during its huge automotive recall in 2010.