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The spoofs have, in effect, given the opposition something of a popular countercampaign at no cost.

Ban the Box must be having some effect, since the American record business has launched a countercampaign.

Mr. Reich's supporters have set up a countercampaign.

And as the Bush administration's appointees have taken a tougher view on indecency, the industry has waged a countercampaign in the courts.

On Friday, during the brief telephone interview, she said she began her countercampaign in response to calls and letters from listeners asking her how they could help.

The ads have ignited a countercampaign, left, by the Union of Concerned Scientists asking the Federal Trade Commission to investigate if the industry is making misleading claims.

Chabad, the Hasidic group that supported Mr. Netanyahu financially with a "Bibi is good for the Jews" campaign, today promised a countercampaign in the coming weeks.

The fiercely partisan Earth First designed a countercampaign organized around the undefined notion of protecting "ecosystems" and began to use as its central symbol the cuddly - and endangered - northern spotted owl.

Mr. Okrent said the Greeks, historically opposed to Turkish interests, have started a countercampaign to elevate Winston Churchill, who rescued them from fascism during World War II.

There is a woman, a protegee of the previous presidents Omeru. . . For another ten minutes they discussed Sir Peter's plan to defuse Kelly Kinnear's propaganda campaign by a countercampaign of their own.

One of the most important things a countercampaign can do is to cultivate public sentiment - that smoking is not socially acceptable - that leads to legislation, said Joseph W. Cherner, president of Smokefree Educational Services Inc.

Alarmed, some of his friends in Congress opened a countercampaign to warn the new Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, that it would be folly to deny the highly visible foreign affairs post to a cautious, worldly-wise lawmaker like Mr. Gilman.

As noted by my colleague, Virginia Heffernan, in her Screens blog (screens.blogs.nytimes.com) last week, it was only a matter of hours before Ms. Malkin's political followers mounted a countercampaign to have videos they found offensive - anti-Israeli videos, for instance, or jihadist screeds - similarly flagged and yanked.