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Additionally, the contentious cigarette ban, which has been in place for almost four months and faces ongoing legal challenges, continues to draw ire.

A similar well program at Chesapeake has also drawn ire from its investors.

Its maritime agreement with Libya enraged Greece and drew ire from the European Union.

America's largest art museum drew ire from critics for deviating from its iconic emblem.

The incident has also drawn ire from Arrive Alive.

Newton apologized Thursday, a day after his comment toward a female beat writer drew ire.

West has drawn ire from the Anti-Defamation League for his anti-Semitic, Islamophobia, racist and homophobic comments.

This drew ire from Republicans, who control Congress.

Originally scheduled for release in September, the picture has already drawn ire from those who haven't seen it.

This trivialisation of over 50 years of suffering drew ire from, well, just about everyone in the country.

Shivambu allegedly assaults journalist In March, the EFF's second-in-command drew ire from people who saw him attack De Kock.

Slideshow (10 images) Their statement drew ire from the Chinese Foreign Ministry's representative office in Hong Kong.

But the accord drew ire from many who believe the FARC should be in prison and not in Congress.

A violent confrontation between three attackers and a South Rand Hospital patient has drawn ire from local political structures in Gauteng.

However, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni drew ire for advising against this, warning that it would cause irreparable harm to the economy.

Both those groups have repeatedly drawn ire from Brazil's political leaders, with politicians often singling out individual journalists and newspapers for criticism.