Two gunshots rang out like two clear bells in the night as the angel of retribution silently passed. |
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This is not retribution but pre-emption, finding appropriate force to prevent a further attack. |
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Far from inaugurating a new style of popular politics, they repeat ancient cycles of violence and retribution. |
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In effect, lynchers could go about their horrific deeds with the protection of the law and little fear of retribution. |
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Nothing will dry up the fund of information on errors as quickly as the fear of retribution. |
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He is visited by Pat, the black-market scally with retribution on his mind for the loss of the trawling father he never met. |
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Ezekiel runs into the Israelites ' expectation that God is, and always will be, a God of retribution. |
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In last week's column, I threatened retribution against Chris for his irritatingly successful April Fool's prank. |
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I can't say more for fear of broken fingers and retribution, but tonight wasn't our finest hour. |
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They ride a tiger, and the retribution against them, were they to be overthrown, would be frightful. |
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Many of the so called punishment beatings issued are more commonly found to be retribution for engaging in trade on another persons patch. |
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After the defeat of the regime two million Hutu refugees fled to neighbouring countries fearing retribution. |
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It is recorded in Jeremiah that everyone will be meted out retribution for his own sins. |
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Obstructionism from the military, the right, and the courts prevented a full accounting or retribution against the perpetrators. |
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Many of the girls who greeted Em warmly happened to date him at one time or another in their lives, and were spoiling for righteous retribution. |
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What heinous sin had these women committed to be singled out for divine retribution? |
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Given the shortness of political horizons, it would be advantageous to have the quickest possible retribution for bad behaviour. |
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And, if it thinks it faces a terrorist threat now, you can only imagine what kind of retribution would be exacted. |
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To some extent, therefore, retribution reflects society's desire for vengeance. |
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This was an incredibly bold stroke, and they could have been worried about retribution coming at any minute. |
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Someone should slap me but I think it's minor retribution for her unnecessarily autocratic, bossy tendencies that once again reared up yesterday. |
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That particular offence went unpunished but Malton soon exacted retribution after a series of forward drives. |
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He rejects penal substitution because he thinks that God is love, and a loving God would never seek retribution. |
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For a fortnight after the attacks, it left her too scared to leave her home for fear of unwarranted retribution. |
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She seemed not to understand that America going to war is huge karmic retribution. |
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The Opposition would say that that is retribution for all the wrong he has done. |
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Few well-known executives who achieved celebrity during the boom years of the Nineties are now safe from shareholder retribution. |
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And now, with so many other lives being taken away so quickly, retribution must be exacted. |
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They murdered all the members of Caligula's family, so there should be no one in whose name retribution might be exacted. |
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Mr Kennedy rejected putting retribution to satisfy the victims of crime above reforming criminals. |
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They just go through life doing exactly as they please, expecting no retribution for their behaviour. |
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Some wanted retribution and called for the death penalty for convicted police murderers, while others lamented the decline of their communities. |
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Despite the calls from many for retribution, it was generally accepted that a severe system of reparations, as in 1919, would not be acceptable. |
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Now we learn of retribution efforts aimed at those who tried to correct the zealous propaganda which drove this nation into war. |
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Vera tells Lombard that she thinks this whole situation could be a kind of divine retribution. |
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As a result, the juvenile justice system has emphasized rehabilitation, not retribution, requital, or punishment. |
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It works like a leaven of forgiveness and nonviolence in a culture prone to revenge and retribution. |
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He asked that we disguise his voice and face, afraid of retribution by those who run the criminal enterprise. |
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In a legendarily violent town of 3000 people, you quickly understand the rules of retribution and revenge. |
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Every fiber of her cried out for revenge, for retribution, for something to let her strike back. |
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Laertes, Polonius' son, returns with a mob from Paris and demands retribution against Hamlet. |
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But fear of retribution may prevent the poor from exercising their informal and even legal rights. |
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The consequences of ignoring these self-regulatory practices is to suffer the officials' ire and retribution. |
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One purpose of a term of imprisonment is to secure just retribution for society, the other is to secure the rehabilitation of the prisoner. |
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He also had to think about his credibility, which was too valuable to be squandered on gratuitous retribution. |
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The film ends with the death of the kestrel at the hands of the boy's older brother in brutal retribution for a bet he didn't place. |
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Louis entered Dijon not to scenes of rebellion and retribution, but to one of proper submission and loyalty. |
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The lex talionus, or law of retribution, teaches that the punishment should fit the crime. |
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Leigh decided to exact retribution on his teammate's behalf by grappling Gibson to the ground. |
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That law is intended to keep processors from seeking retribution against growers who organize to bargain. |
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In thinking about ethical justice, we veer between the notions of forgiveness and retribution. |
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She uses the reunion with her father as an opportunity to exact retribution upon everyone who has mistreated her. |
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Fundamentalist clergy wandered the back roads and river paths between Staines and Richmond, calling for divine retribution. |
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Condemnatory judgments, for example, may be accompanied by impulses of retribution and punishment. |
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According to media reports, the company, in retribution, then halted the payment of the workers' May salaries. |
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For we see divine retribution revealed from heaven and falling upon all the godless wickedness of men. |
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But when they demean a work of beauty and dignity that has shaped English history and literature as no other book, they invite retribution. |
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Quite often it is the gut reaction of angry, scared or revolted people seeking revenge or retribution. |
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In the old Greek stories harpies were agents of divine retribution unleashed on those who victimized others by violence. |
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Half said the industry feared retribution, such as delisting by the supermarket and loss of business. |
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Do not let fear of error or retribution propel you into a medical appointment or a dangerous situation. |
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Ricoeur argues that this primitive desire for order, at least in its more developed forms, takes precedence over the desire for retribution. |
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They voted down Gresham Barrett, the gubernatorial frontrunner, in retribution for his vote in favor of TARP in the House. |
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This is time to rally around the flag of reason, not of blind retribution. |
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Prior to the shooting, on Friday, he posted eight videos on YouTube detailing his anger, frustrations, and plans for retribution. |
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Austin's plan was a perfect way for him to get retribution for past pain. |
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Only days later, however, they maimed her in retribution for her disobedience. |
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In specifying severe judgment, as is widely recommended, are the bishops engaged in a form of retribution for having erred in the past by latitudinarian excess? |
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We're not doing this to be retaliating or for retribution or revenge. |
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In that regard, not only did they open themselves up to ethical retribution, but to potential criminal prosecution under both federal and local law. |
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Minos threatened war against Athens in retribution for his son's death. |
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Anonymity was the order of the day, and fear of retribution was high. |
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People were free to criticize the government, without fear of retribution! |
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Shortly after, a mob of Buddhists exacted retribution by pulling over a bus carrying Muslims and beating 10 passengers to death. |
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Despite its fatalistic title, which suggests divine retribution, Nemesis is a realistic novel, not a parable. |
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There was understandable talk of riots and retribution, and finger-pointing at any white face they saw. |
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As the last line of defense, the goalkeeper is also first in the firing line when blame and retribution are meted out. |
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Perhaps there is something more karmic at work. Some kind of retribution. |
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We are all guilty all the time and retribution will come for our unnamed sins. |
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They are also hell-bent on seeking retribution against members who turn their backs on the gang or snitch to the police. |
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Tarek, who asked to withhold his last name for fear of retribution, is spearheading an awareness campaign. |
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I had a dream about barbecuing a yak as some sort of retribution. |
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If Saraswati was a god in the eyes of his followers, then the threat of karmic retribution was his thunderbolt. |
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He's a lame duck who looks very vulnerable and won't even be able to exact much retribution if he manages to win. |
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All of these punishments were performed in the presence of the offenders' military unit and were seen simply in terms of minatory retribution and deterrence. |
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There's a Minister for Global Health out there somewhere and it seems that if you write beyond your allocation of tripe and twaddle, he or she will take retribution. |
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One imagines that, given the harshness of retribution and the softness of positivistic welfare, that the latter would lead to a more lenient penality. |
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Kaptur sponsored a bill in the House of Representatives to toughen the Agricultural Fair Practices Act, which protects farmers in bargaining groups from retribution. |
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The Sydney Roosters forward spent most of the first half in the dressing room nursing a head injury and afterwards made a veiled reference to retribution at the KC Stadium. |
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There has to be some penance and retribution for these people. |
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Also remember that fear of retribution usually leads those who test the boundaries of debate to adopt pen-names as the writer of this ground breaking letter surely does. |
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Buckets of water went flying, other players waded in for retribution. |
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By poking fun at the bodies or habits of the powerful, comic cards could attack social proprieties and conventions without accountability or retribution. |
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Convicting doctors of manslaughter may satisfy a desire for retribution, but deters careful consideration of the ways of preventing tragedies from recurring. |
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He had seen her face on TV, and decided to spit on her as retribution. |
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In retribution Caracalla then led the Legio II Traiana Fortis against the Alemanni, who lost and were pacified for a time. |
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He escapes retribution, however, after saving the life of a Whig colonel during the battle. |
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This defeat was then attributed as divine retribution for Domnall Brecc turning his back on his prior alliance. |
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Sensing that he was about to be indicted in retribution he fled to France in March 1792 to avoid imprisonment. |
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A brute emotional reflex to the actus reus, the bad act, could trigger an urge for retribution regardless of her intention. |
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According to Bolingbroke, Mowbray had claimed that the two, as former Lords Appellant, were next in line for royal retribution. |
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Here, it is said, MacDonalds of Glencoe hid their lifted beasts when retribution threatened. |
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He must, though, have expected some retribution after a cross-check from behind on Pelle which could have caused injury. |
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It is increasingly true that journalists who write heretically about AIDS will face some kind of retribution. |
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Savage retribution was inflicted upon the rebels, and authority restored to Henry. |
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I must not only punish but punish with impunity. A wrong is unredressed when retribution overtakes its redresser. |
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Never be a stinker, because if you are, though you may flourish for a time like a green bay tree, sooner or later retribution will overtake you. |
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For Gildas, the Saxons represented God's scourge, and he saw the horrors of the Saxon as God's retribution for the sins of his people. |
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Many U.S. states do not protect any sexual minority from discrimination or retribution. |
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Whereas retribution focuses on the offender's wrong, retaliation focuses on the impulse of the victim to strike back at the offender. |
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To avoid direct retribution from censors, writers often hid criticism in obscure articles or expressed it in ironic terms. |
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Others while accepting retribution as an element of criminal justice nonetheless argue that life without parole is a sufficient substitute. |
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Some abolitionists argue that retribution is simply revenge and cannot be condoned. |
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They feared quick retaliation and swift retribution against the separatists. |
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Intense feelings of resentment trigger the initial retribution, which causes the other party to feel equally aggrieved and vengeful. |
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Gender, not race alone, provoked lynch mobs, who demanded retribution for violations of the traditional code which demanded that white men protect white women. |
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The labor unions engage in foot dragging and excuses when union members request to opt out, and workers who opt out are often subject to workplace retribution. |
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I can make that statement in a national magazine without fear of retribution from the government because of free speech protections in the First Amendment. |
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Black Creek's mayor and weak-willed sheriff cower when Delarue swaggers into town with his right-hand man Corsican to demand retribution for his brother's death. |
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It produces a disintegration of long-term relationships, because substitutive retribution, while psychologically understood, is ethically invalid. |
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Many people feel that just because it was a closed meeting does not mean that normal moral boundaries can be overstepped without fear of retribution. |
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And so the Guardianista is prepared for a tragic story of injustice and retribution, brought about by the evil that stalks the dark corners of cyberspace. |
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A SUCCESSFUL photographer resorts to murder as a means of solving his marital difficulties, unaware that retribution is at hand in the shape of astute cop Columbo. |
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And Onegin's bored disdainfulness is chillingly painted by Leigh Melrose, making his ultimate collapse when Tatyana nobly renounces him a tragic retribution. |
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His depictions of the past are a version of historical fiction used only as a vehicle to express common themes of ancestral sin, guilt and retribution. |
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A death sentence for Kasab, seen to represent Pakistan, will be widely supported in a frenzy of righteous retribution. Presidential clemency is politically improbable. |
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