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He pulled it last month after outcry from victim advocacy groups that said it trampled on the rights of survivors.

The nursery hackers, calling themselves Radiant, appear to be concerned that their hack has crossed an undefined moral line since the public outcry began against them.

From BBC

The county slowed tree cuttings earlier this year amid outcry and concerns that those that had been damaged by the fire but were still alive had been removed prematurely.

What we have now, on the other hand, is a sprawling outcry against a slew of unbelievably rotten policies and a wildly out-of-control president.

From Salon

Floyd, a black man, had been killed by a police officer who knelt on his neck in May that year, sparking global outcry.

From BBC

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