"frontlash" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "In his keynote, John Paul Hudson condemned the \"glossy commercialism\" of David Goodstein and the Advocate, which he said was part of a gay media \"backlash\" -- while the anti-gay \"frontlash\" against gays continues.",
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