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It is also part of a grave demographic crisis afflicting wide swathes of Eastern and Central Europe, including relatively prosperous countries like Poland and Hungary, as low-birth rates and emigration reduce the number of people — and fuel ethnonationalist politicians who clamor against the dilution, even extinction, of native populations.

A dozen years ago, Americans heard something similar, the “They’re coming for your light bulbs!” political clamor against new lightbulb efficiency standards.

Astroturf groups spring up to clamor against new wind farm developments, citing phony “science” of human and fowl health threats, and funded by unknown interests.

Colorado is counting on plenty of Folsom Field clamor against a Sun Devils team that’s 7-0 all-time against the Buffs and has outscored them by an average of 26 points.

The media have critiqued the team’s name for decades, but the clamor against it has been loudest in recent years.