People who deserve to get punished don't necessarily get punished.
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In terms of who should be punished, that woman has already been punished.
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Employees involved usually retired before they could be punished, or were punished with short suspensions.
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Where opportunities are few and where Mother Nature has punished the people far more than anyone should ever be punished.
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He was punished, but Lewinsky was punished far more harshly -- because she's a woman whose sex life was made public.
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"She has repeatedly been punished for trying to survive and now is being repeatedly punished for trying to die," Strangio said.
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If convicted, he will be punished, but probably not as harshly as he has punished and demeaned those in his custody.
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He said women who had abortions should be punished, but later retracted this, saying that doctors who perform abortions should be punished.
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"It makes me angry that I'm being punished for bullying and a rapist isn't being punished for raping people," Mansmann told WCSH.
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However, seizing the vehicle not only punished the teenager, but it also punished the entire family, who were not involved or charged.
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"Culprits should be punished, and if they are not punished then whatever happened in Hyderabad should happen," the victim's brother said in hospital.
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Navy sailor punished That Navy sailor who went missing last month -- only to be found seven days later on his ship -- has been punished.
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During his campaign, he said women who had abortions should be punished but later said it was doctors who perform abortions who should be punished.
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Fixing responsibilities for the latest errors, Toshiba said it had "punished" 40 more employees, in addition to 26 which it said previously had been punished.
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So it doesn't matter so much if people are punished harshly (through, say, a felony) than whether they're punished more leniently (through, say, a misdemeanor).
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The Cyberspace Administration statement said that the agency had punished multiple Chinese news websites, but didn't give any details about how exactly these outlets were punished.
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The idea is that sex discrimination occurs whenever an employee is punished for doing something that an employee of the opposite sex wouldn't be punished for.
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Now I'm getting punished by the Democratic ... I'm being punished by a Republican president for a Democratic-leaning network when I had the flip side over there.
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Though men who prey on adult women have rarely before now been punished, for instance, the men in the group home, having preyed on children, have been punished repeatedly.
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It ensures that a person who is punished with prison is only punished for those crimes that a prosecutor proved, not those they would have liked to have proven.
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So he is certainly in favor of making sure that anyone who is a bad actor is punished, but anyone that is not a bad actor should not be punished.
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An easy one: Why hasn't Twitter punished lefties in the same way it has punished far-right-wing Twitter provocateurs like Milo Yiannopoulos, Richard Spencer, Roger Stone and Alex Jones?
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Jane is punished by being tied to a chair and locked in the terrifying red room, and Bertha is punished by being chained to a wall and locked in the attic.
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" Kids who are punished think, "I'm a bad person.
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"People who have been taking drugs anywhere should be punished and I have no tolerance for them, but today I am punished and I am a clean athlete," Shubenkov told the BBC.
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Some survivors are punished for acting in self-defense; others are punished for crimes related directly to their abuse, for example selling or storing drugs at the duress of an abusive partner.
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But also it doesn't get punished for the missed opportunities.
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Inflationary wage bargains would be "punished" by higher interest rates.
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It's not just copper that is being punished by speculators.
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"I'm suggesting they interfered and they need to be punished."
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What if we had punished Samuel instead of embracing Sadie?
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What if we had shamed our son, or punished him?
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Freedom Caucus members wouldn't be punished politically for the vote.
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I hope they are not being punished for their success.
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It's hard to watch — we want Angelo punished and killed.
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The U.S. wants North Korea to be punished for it.
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Despite all this, the Trump administration hasn't seriously punished Russia.
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Or I tried to speak up and I was punished.
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Thanks to #MeToo, this is more likely to be punished.
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" "A child exploring their gender is often ignored and punished.
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But he wouldn't say who should be punished for abortions.
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Where you get punished for something that you didn't do.
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Hundreds of thousands of officials have been punished for graft.
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Failure to be properly hopeful and positive will be punished!
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Failure is punished instantly (missing the ball costs a life).
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He was never punished, according to newly released investigation documents.
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Have too much of a personality, and you get punished.
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Could I still be punished for participating in a walkout?
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Wade, and that women who had abortions should be punished.
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After four months with it, I'm tired of being punished.
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Their more welcoming colleagues have been punished at the polls.
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But no one ever gets punished for being too negative.
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Drug users may be punished on the spot by police.
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Savannah was being punished for allegedly lying about eating candy.
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But no one ever gets punished for being too negative.
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Starting March 1, violators will be punished by $200 fines.
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In an ideal world, everyone would be equivalently, severely punished.
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He is being punished for refusing to whitewash his message.
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But you don't want to feel punished for being pregnant.
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Or if anybody was prosecuted, nobody would be seriously punished.
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Wouldn't he expect to be punished for defiling the temple?
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Both students were drunk, but only the man was punished.
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Producers saw it his way, so he won't be punished.
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Status offenses should be punished to in an effective way.
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Are our children being unfairly punished by the education system?
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Its characters are punished for their excesses, for their selfishness.
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Like many other families, they were wrongfully accused and punished.
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We want them caught, locked up, punished and properly rehabilitated.
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Coaches shouldn't be punished for putting their best foot forward.
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The people of Venezuela are being punished by such approach.
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GOP leaders previously haven't punished King for making controversial remarks.
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I think he was punished severely for what he did.
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Ingratitude and dishonesty are punished; mortals anyway are but shadows.
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Rarely are officers punished, because there are few independent witnesses.
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North Korea has always punished those responsible for similar failures.
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He also believes women who have abortions should be punished.
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The Devils repeatedly punished the Sabres for their defensive mistakes.
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Off the field, people were punished for seemingly minor violations.
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If you step out of line, you will be punished.
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None were punished by law, not even those who confessed.
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She was punished for staging a protest against her incarceration.
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Those who came to smash and loot must be punished.
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Several schools punished students for taking part in the walkouts.
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And no criminal is too old to be deservedly punished.
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He said that anyone flouting the restrictions would be punished.
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Colonel Painter was ultimately punished for improperly overseeing predeployment training.
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Every person who participated in this cheating should be punished.
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Mr. Poroshenko's arrogance was then punished in the voting booths.
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He said any violation of the edict would be punished.
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Should an addict's relapse be punished with a criminal sanction?
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Some of them (the officials) were punished, including being fired.
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"The devil finally got punished by the law," he wrote.
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They were further punished and stigmatized for their courageous positions.
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So many athletes look for endorsements, and he gets punished?
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To excise history is to risk being punished by it.
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"We are getting punished for what they did," he said.
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People should never be punished for things they haven't done.
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You deserved to be punished for causing so much pain.
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It stands to reason that Cora will be severely punished.
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Make no mistake: Poor people are punished by these taxes.
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Acts are punished, not mere thoughts, or speech, or belief.
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Haven't we been punished enough by the loss of Chloe?
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Very few soldiers are ever punished for crossing the line.
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He has punished enemies and, many argue, undermined democratic institutions.
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And that state is this: Any apostasy -- ANY -- is punished.
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The behavior described in this alleged fraud should be punished.
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It was a miscalculation, and O'Rourke was punished for it.
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Theft will be punished by amputation under the new laws.
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Court documents show no record that the A.T.F. punished anyone.
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If they chose incorrectly, they were punished with acrid quinine.
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Which means Papadopoulos will be now punished for his crimes.
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"We know kids get punished for poor behavior," she said.
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In response, she was punished with demerits and solitary confinement.
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But the justice system ultimately punished no one for it.
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The men, who were not identified, were rarely punished for their actions, while the women who accused them were punished for other offenses in ways that they said were retaliatory for coming forward. Rep.
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Many feminists agree that gender is a social construct — that women are expected to "act feminine" and are punished if they don't, and that men are punished for acting feminine because they're not supposed to.
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"I don't know why I'm being punished this way," she said.
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"He will be punished when he is identified," the official said.
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He may also be cruelly and unusually punished in the process.
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The king lets Arya go, but Cersei wants the direwolf punished.
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"Women were being punished more for a bad event," she added.
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"Any person who crossed boundaries has to be punished," he added.
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If new inmates refuse to produce the documents, they are punished.
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And ever since, I have been punished with endless spam emails.
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But it doesn't mean the assault is not to be punished.
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Momentum stocks were unduly punished and there's less of an overhang.
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It would also help if straw purchasers were punished more harshly.
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They were punished for wetting the bed, which just that alone.
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Yet in most places, speaking freely is punished or invites violence.
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If it doesn't change its profit forecasts, it could be punished.
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I believe he should be punished to whatever extent is possible.
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In the end, 340 were punished, and 200 were permanently banned.
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"He does not need to be punished any further," MacMahon said.
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"Every attack that targets Turkey's guests will be punished," he said.
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And their attackers, for the most part, are only rarely punished.
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It was a racist trope that primarily punished single Black mothers.
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The children were also punished with beatings and strangulations, he said.
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It's almost as if we're getting punished alongside genuinely harmful people.
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A third Arab lawmaker, Jamal Zahalka, was punished for two months.
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All that said, Lava Jato has revealed and punished widespread wrongdoing.
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Why did we all get punished for this one person's mistake?
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Yet the IOC would be remiss if it only punished Russia.
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If convicted, he could be punished by life imprisonment or death.
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It called for generals to be punished for human rights atrocities.
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The judge punished her by letting his guards gang-rape her.
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Voters in Tamil Nadu even punished its local ally, the AIADMK.
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In fact, my teacher caught me and punished me for that.
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"You should not be punished for the rest of your life."
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Francis is quoted as saying something like: They are not punished.
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And violations of the law can be punished with jail time.
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"Wu Gan is being punished for his non-conformity," she said.
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He was punished for this error and then resumed his work.
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She is still being punished for what we did to her.
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They didn't get punished so I'm gonna be a jerk too.
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Recall, in 2016 Google punished 340 sites and banned 200 permanently.
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I've been punished a lot less than I otherwise could have.
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Belarussians said the tax unfairly punished those unable to find work.
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For those crimes — those specifically feminine crimes — she must be punished.
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If the two didn't smile, they'd be punished, the office said.
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Those that [just] meet revenue growth are punished by the market.
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As we reported ... Alec is the only one punished for now.
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Would I be punished for giving my true (and harsh) opinions?
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Although all of these maneuvers are illegal, they are rarely punished.
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Why is she being punished because she doesn't have a dad?
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Sneak out or act shady, and you'll be caught, and punished.
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"Can I just say," he quipped, laughing, "I feel duly punished."
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"She should not be judged or punished for it," she wrote.
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And now the individual soldier is being severely punished for it.
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That I will be buried and they will not get punished.
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Charging the mound has always been punished more severely than beanballing.
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Under Mao Zedong, the slightest whisper of dissent was savagely punished.
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When companies cross Trump, by contrast, they risk being punished financially.
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For instance, marijuana trafficking is generally punished less severely than cocaine.
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The announcement did not specify how the chemical company was punished.
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Yet, instead I am now being punished for surviving my attempt.
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Men who vary their tone are rarely punished for doing so.
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Crash Bandicoot was claustrophobic, and punished by death every mistimed jump.
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U.S. troops were allegedly punished when they did report the abuse.
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It has also punished business for recognizing Taiwan as independent country.
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Ought leakers be punished, and how can whistle-blowers be protected?
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Women didn't go to prison before Roe, but they were punished.
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Investors have punished Apple (AAPL) because of slowing demand for smartphones.
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But excessive use of lesser force is rarely tracked or punished.
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Operators were punished for speeding, but not recognized for good performance.
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"Now I'm fighting ageism, now I'm being punished for turning 60."
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"Women won't be 'punished' for exercising their basic rights," Clinton tweeted.
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Supervisors traded better assignments for sex and punished those who refused.
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And some innocent person's stuck in prison, being punished for that.
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And Mr. Szubin is being punished for the Iran nuclear deal.
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And they punished the Yazidi slaves in whatever way they could.
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" Newton told CNN the students have been punished but "not expelled.
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Even worse, very few if any corporate leaders are punished criminally.
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Employers who then knowingly employ undocumented immigrants could be harshly punished.
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And the slower the rushes got, the more Hernandez was punished.
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Terry wants change now, and for Muldock to be punished now.
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Cock cages were locked, subs were punished, and butts were sniffed.
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On Friday, Scalise would not say if King should be punished.
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This time the offender was punished by losing one day's salary.
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Commercial-use corn was also punished by bad weather, it said.
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You are the one who will be punished, not the perpetrator.
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Investigators recommended that officers involved in reprimanding Li should be punished.
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Not a single individual has been punished for abusing the system.
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I was constantly getting punished and forbidden from leaving the house.
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Later that evening I was punished for not looking after her.
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Gaskin's house, these kinds of table manners aren't punished but celebrated.
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In Saudi Arabia, homosexuality can be punished by flogging or death.
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Yes, those who commit such abhorrent crimes deserve to be punished.
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"Of course, women shouldn't be punished," Kasich told MSNBC in response.
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Animal abusers are frequently not punished severely for their heinous acts.
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In that America, congenital liars and sexual harassers don't get punished.
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Littlefinger was punished for his crimes as the Starks reconciled — check.
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Cruelty, he said, is usually not punished adequately, if at all.
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A running theme of 1984 is people being punished for promiscuity.
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Sometimes someone doesn't follow proper procedures and needs to be punished.
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Were Republicans punished for their scorched-earth opposition to President Obama?
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Neither seemed to be punished by their audiences or their bosses.
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While players have not been punished, several in leadership positions were.
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In parts of Kansas, they punished conservative legislators linked to Gov.
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But those under 214 can't be charged and punished as criminals.
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All I can say is this: Quinn has been punished enough.
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And so, again and again, women are punished simply for being.
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If you're breaking the law, you should be prosecuted and punished.
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He was also punished once for fighting and once for assault.
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When these ill-prepared companies are hacked, the CEOs get punished.
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S. law says they should be punished for what they're doing.
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And they just punished me and shamed me for doing it.
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In Malaysia, homosexual sex is illegal but punished by prison sentences.
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The company's primary shareholder, Chinese businessman Chi Yupeng, was also punished.
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The nation's enemies are the defilers who must be physically punished.
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If she doesn't comply she will be punished physically or emotionally.
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We want to make sure those who are responsible are punished.
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If they returned home, he added, they could be severely punished.
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All three were punished, in part, because of testimony from Trungelliti.
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In contrast, firms that outright knock back shareholder demands are punished.
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There have been other instances where European banks have been punished.
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The two 911 dispatchers who had ignored LeGrier's calls were punished.
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Ultimately, that's why Oregon punished a business for anti-gay discrimination.
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He said women should be punished for getting abortions "There has to be some form of punishment," Trump said in March when asked if women should be punished for getting abortions should the practice be outlawed.
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Mr. Beckwitt was indicted on Thursday on charges of involuntary manslaughter, which can be punished by up to 10 years' imprisonment in Maryland, and second-degree murder, which can be punished by up to 30 years' imprisonment.
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His family would most likely be punished, with death, in his stead.
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However, that decision has been punished by voters at the ballot box.
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At least 21 people were killed but no one has been punished.
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But nonetheless, it's not clear that that is punished by antitrust law.
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"When the police violate the law, they must be punished," they said.
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They want to get a decent education; they should not be punished.
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That is unlikely: no country has ever been punished in this way.
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"Heresy, that's what you get punished for," Offred says in the trailer.
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We've never had a season that punished the players like this season.
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Will the JL get punished by the power of the binge-watch?
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Bachelet's coalition was punished in recent local elections, and abstention was high.
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Stop thinking you'll be punished for getting your way; that's not true.
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He's made some bad mistakes, my God, he's been punished for it.
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That we're being punished for all time at the hand of God.
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His jails humiliated detainees, and punished them for failing to understand English.
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Even when they punished children there, they often went up in pairs.
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The government said those found responsible would be punished with "zero tolerance".
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A school for troubled teens punished girls for being gay, women said.
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"If cheaters aren't being punished, they ruin it for everybody," says Adami.
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The newspaper reported that other officials had been punished, but not executed.
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The military later acknowledged the killings and said it punished several soldiers.
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It's a diabolical move, and one that Tyler wants Marcus punished for.
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Police register thousands of cases every year, but perpetrators are rarely punished.
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Many victims do not report being raped for fear of being punished.
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"She felt like she was still being punished," Daniela told BuzzFeed News.
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President Erdoğan should be punished for his military adventurism and his aggression.
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Children are punished with "physical restraints and seclusion techniques," the suit reads.
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They're not men and will get punished if they try to be.
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"But of course women shouldn't be punished," Republican candidate John Kasich said.
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For this, packs of angry nerds decided that they must be punished.
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For women the surprise is that perpetrators are being punished at last.
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And minor transgressions, such as traffic offences, may be punished more harshly.
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And if they were my kids, I'd want her to be punished.
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He didn't say that the man who harassed Ivanka should be punished.
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Those are the people that are actually being punished by this pettiness.
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By enforcing competition rules, it can ensure that poor conduct is punished.
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They're just never asked to, and in fact they're punished for it.
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It's that people don't seem to get caught and punished at all.
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Those subjected to this discipline were being punished for unspecified bad behaviors.
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" Then again, he's also said women who get abortions should be "punished.
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It's unclear whether any companies who refuse to comply will be punished.
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Are you punished for doing so, dragged off to a e-prison?
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I felt punished for my mistakes, but not discouraged from trying again.
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Now that they have found her, will she be punished for leaving?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors have punished staffing firms including On Assignment (ASGN.
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In the Hart household, any act of insubordination could be severely punished.
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These are some of the countries where political satire has been punished.
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There's also a long history of women being punished for their resistance.
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Good thing these owners haven't punished any players for their protests, huh?
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Unlike the Sunderland footballer Adam Johnson, my abuser has never been punished.
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But as a practical matter, generals have rarely been punished after retirement.
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Others alleged they were punished, even put in solitary confinement, for complaining.
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Even if they escape, any family they leave behind will be punished.
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Most of the worst criminals got off easy or were never punished.
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More needs to be done and they need to be thoroughly punished.
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It doesn't sound like you are looking to see this manager punished.
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Entities that conduct illegal business with the regime have been punished severely.
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Would your boss be punished because you do your job too well?
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He was being punished under a law we had never heard of.
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Last week, Donald Trump said women should be punished for getting abortions.
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He later backtracked, saying that doctors who perform abortions should be punished.
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Will the big polluters be punished, and when will citizens get relief?
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In other words, men are rewarded for speaking, while women are punished.
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A physics professor was academically punished by his institution to protect students?!
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Some felt that Turner was punished for a poor throw from Peacock.
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Hyperandrogenism is a biological abnormality for which athletes should not be punished.
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Smaller Baltic banks, by contrast, are punished because they are too small.
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Relatively high stock market valuations mean any earnings disappointments are harshly punished.
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Abortion is also criminalized, and lesbian sex is punished by 40 lashes.
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But campaigners said an entire community has been collectively punished with exile.
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He was punished for respecting a possible pass instead of a shot.
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He said the kidnappers would be punished if the deadline wasn't met.
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But major Chinese tech companies may be getting unfairly punished by investors.
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Delon Wright punished Washington for going under screens, hitting three from deep.
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When schools raise their scores, they're rewarded; when they don't, they're punished.
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Companies were "being unfairly punished for participating in international trade," she said.
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They agree China needs to be punished for stealing American intellectual property.
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So far, just one person tied to the breach has been punished.
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I don't think it's right, I think he should've been punished, personally.
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It means that clean sportsmen will yet again be punished for nothing.
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Tom Cole, Republican of Oklahoma, when asked if King should be punished.
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Trump says duties imposed by foreign nations punished the American agricultural industry.
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That's also how long they have been demonized and punished for it.
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The men consistently maintained their innocence, and were sometimes punished for it.
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Our bodies still confound, and we are, it seems, punished for that.
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Failure to follow the new order could be punished as a misdemeanor.
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I want those people punished, not 'I'm going to keep this secret.
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The International Olympic Committee punished Russia, sort of, for its widespread doping.
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Most of the buyers are not charged and punished for their actions.
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Are people who cross him punished, or can he be safely ignored?
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Will Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and his People's Party be rewarded or punished?
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Assaulters, whether they are a doctor or a policeman, must be punished.
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"The corrupt people (officials) should be punished firmly," Khamenei said on Monday.
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Likewise, in Louisiana, students with disabilities were punished at disproportionately high rates.
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We have long over-sexualized, over-criminalized and disproportionately punished black men.
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Saudi Arabia, and whoever was involved there, must be punished for that.
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Tech companies aren't too big and powerful to be punished or regulated.
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Mr. Hamed was punished with 40 lashes in 2016 for being drunk.
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Partisanship has been and will be punished through stock and credit markets.
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Where an officer spoke up about something, and was punished or demoted.
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But they say they're being punished for it — by the United States.
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The students ate and bunked together, were dressed down and punished together.
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Misdeed acknowledged, culprits punished, crown prince cleared, Mr. Trump satisfied. Uh-huh.
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The coronavirus crisis has punished the blameless across the world this year.
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"In effect, it felt like we were being punished," Mr. Heilman said.
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"In effect, it felt like we were being punished," Mr. Heilman said.
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The ancestors punished him even though he hadn't meant to do it.
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No prosecutors were punished for their role in putting him in prison.
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Do you feel as if the black community punished you for that?
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"From the bottom to the top I want to see everyone punished."
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"It's where you put people who are getting punished," de Castro said.
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In South Carolina, however, Mr. De Laine's courage and tenacity were punished.
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Before that, the gay character was killed or punished or committed suicide.
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The N.B.A., citing free speech, has said the executive won't be punished.
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Other players will be punished in the coming days, the NFL said.
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Success, if measured as income, is being punished under the both bills.
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But in this case it seems the borrowers will be punished retroactively.
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Georgia Southern punished the Mountaineers' defense with 335 yards on the ground.
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But investors punished Walmart after its latest quarter showed slowing ecommerce sales.
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Officials who resist orders and "lack boldness" could be punished, he said.
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The N.B.A., citing free speech, has said the executive won't be punished.
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"Plaintiff does not contend that they should be punished," the filing says.
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He reassembled and resurrected the briny kids and punished the guilty innkeeper.
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But Dr. Jiang was subsequently punished and is under house arrest today.
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And supporters of the #MeToo movement want to see him criminally punished.
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Investors, surprised and disappointed by the results, punished Goldman shares on Tuesday.
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Is that your point, that Mnuchin is going to be punished somehow?
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Where simply making totally unfounded claims is either not allowed or punished.
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It's the sort of behavior that, in other shows, is ultimately punished.
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John Kasich added "of course women shouldn't be punished" for having abortions.
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"It's like I got punished for seeing my mom," Ms. Rosales said.
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The league ultimately rejected Trump's call for protesting players to be punished.
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YouTube and Facebook also punished Jones and Infowars for violating their policies.
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And he was punished for the same reason we celebrate Hugh Hefner.
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The broadcaster said several government officials had been punished over the scandal.
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But he warned that violence, even with "noble" intent, would be punished.
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I'll have no regrets in life if I see they are punished.
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People think kids shouldn't be punished for the actions of their parents.
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"We made the adjustment, and then Moore punished us badly," Brown said.
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Because of this, western athletes were, and are, disproportionately punished when caught.
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After this, every threat directed at Turkey will be punished in kind.
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Will punished my serve and maintained the advantage as we traded rails.
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Anyone found responsible for the collapse would be punished, the mayor said.
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After speaking out, he was punished with a three-month "silence" penalty.
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Leubovera was found innocent and the two princesses were punished with excommunication.
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Trump has punished other countries, including U.S. allies, with his trade actions.
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Of course, poor defendants who are convicted of crimes should be punished.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump has said women should be punished for having abortions.
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Criminal behavior should be punished and in this case, justice was served.
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"Inadvertent violations like Obama's are punished civilly by the FEC," he said.
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"The prisoner is punished once, but if it's recorded on video and that's uploaded to YouTube, he is punished for life with those images," Aceh governor Irwandi Yusuf, who will issue a decree to change the rules, told reporters.
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His team reckon that he is being punished for fulfilling his democratic mandate.
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Investors this year have punished Alibaba, pushing its shares down about 16 percent.
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"I'm not asking everyone to be punished," she said in a television interview.
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It would not be the first time Chinese regulators have punished foreign automakers.
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If you're going to be punished for pointing out bad science, why bother?
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Zhao also refused to plead guilty and should be severely punished, it added.
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Olympic sprinter Allyson Felix doesn't want to be punished for becoming a mother.
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Sanchez is determined to take care of herself but feels punished for trying.
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Except, in this moment in politics among Republicans, disloyalty to Trump is punished.
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"A policy like this isn't only problematic when someone is punished," he says.
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However, I don't like how the punished child's sibling was policing the situation.
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And that if they did everything, they would not be punished for it.
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Under heightened scrutiny, many prominent men, including some in animation, have been punished.
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New Hampshire, unlike Iowa, has not necessarily punished candidates for making sharp contrasts.
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The report itself did not identify athletes who have not yet been punished.
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More crimes will be investigated by police and more perpetrators will be punished.
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Valls warned in his statement that illegal acts would be pursued and punished.
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Firms should be rewarded for investing at home and punished for investing abroad.
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In many cases, they essentially punished the people they were designed to help.
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Criminals restrain themselves only if they think they will be caught and punished.
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Volkswagen has been punished with consumer opprobrium, a costly recall and plummeting sales.
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Women activists in Saudi Arabia are still being punished for demanding their rights.
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"What undergirds tax compliance is deterrence—potentially being caught and punished," said Slemrod.
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All of them got punished by Wall Street, some much more than others.
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It's hard to imagine Grenell being punished for acting just like the president.
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She reportedly said the father will not be punished for the attempted assault.
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In the end, all the bad Meths — Bancroft, Miriam, and Rei — are punished.
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During, say, Mercury retrogrades, we tend to get punished for innocent slip-ups.
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I mean, she's a brilliant actress, she's heterosexual and yet she was punished.
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With doping so common and so rarely punished, athletes face an unappealing choice.
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The scandal has brought severe pressure onto Stumpf and punished Wells Fargo shares.
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Dogs truly live in the moment and won't understand being punished for that.
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You've punished your body to the point where throwing up is not uncommon.
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"If it is found there are wrongdoers, they will be punished," it said.
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The only question is how much Facebook will be punished for the lapse.
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He is being punished for his reluctance to wield the knife more aggressively.
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The council generally punished people with forced labor or, at worst, a caning.
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For people who identify as such, there's a palpable feeling of being punished.
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"Cortanna > Sexy > Good Girl" is rewarded, while "Siri > Angry > Naughty Girl" is punished.
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Blitzchung wasn't the only Hearthstone player Blizzard punished for publicly supporting Hong Kong.
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"Expect disappointers to be punished severely with sharp share price falls," he warned.
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Then you get punished by the administration through things like -- WILLIAMS: Single-gender.
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It seemed like the universities had been covertly punished for these alleged misdeeds.
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Devonte told the caller that his parents punished him by taking meals away.
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When the manager was female, respondents said she should be punished more harshly.
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This begged the question to Cramer: have these stocks finally been punished enough?
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Barbierri wasn't punished, though he did leave the company shortly after the incident.
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But he has told associates he doesn't want the Dreamers to be punished.
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A hanging slider is sure to be punished if left over the plate.
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The Roots band member who also received the texts did not get punished.
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Unclear why Smith wasn't punished for violating the terms in the 2014 manual.
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Twitter had previously punished Yiannopoulos' provocations by removing his privileged blue-tick status.
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Glad to hear the jaguar will not be punished for being a jaguar.
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Expression that "invades substantial privacy" or "constitutes a genuine threat" can be punished.
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Drug use will be punished with fines rather than prison time, he added.
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No one is ever punished or told that they're wrong or they're bad.
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He feels he has done nothing wrong and is getting punished without cause.
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Exxon is being punished by shareholders for failing to replace reserves more quickly.
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A red gallows was built nearby to show that she had been punished.
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The company, however, had not previously punished the pilot for the sick call.
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A kid should not be punished for his seizures being brought under control.
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He later said only the doctor should be punished in such a scenario.
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But if I don't deserve to be punished, then my mother doesn't, either.
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Kasich said on Sunday that women who undergo abortions should not be punished.
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But on some level, I suspect he feels he deserves to be punished.
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Sixteen American officers have been punished, but they will not face criminal charges.
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He claims he was being punished for opposing current Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
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But they do not deserve to be punished and excluded from civic life.
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"It feels like being punished," former student Isabelle Robinson told CNN last spring.
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She could be found, and she could be punished for what she'd done.
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The petitions rarely succeed, and those behind them are generally punished by leadership.
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Sadly, many of these babies being physically punished in school were black children.
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In López Obrador's telling, he had been punished for taking on mine owners.
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His supporters say he is being punished for speaking out against the Kremlin.
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When female executives promoted diversity, they were punished with significantly lower performance ratings.
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Sins, however venal, will be duly punished by the brutal hand of fate.
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Chaffetz said other EPA employees suffer when their peers are not properly punished.
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But now, Mr. Nublett struggles to understand the feeling of being inexplicably punished.
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Women are constantly punished for being too emotional, so they don't care personally.
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If abortion was a sin, then the sinners would be punished soon enough.
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He was not punished, although the Office of the Independent Monitor recommended it.
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The policeman, Moe Yan Naing, criticized the law under which he was punished.
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Now for the most part Ortega was being punished for his unpolished striking.
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Rather, it's designed to tell Assad that chemical weapon use will be punished.
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As it turns out, we're punished because our colleagues see this as nepotism.
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"I don't think we'll get punished in November, I really don't," Cole said.
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But every school isn't always punished in the same ways for similar crimes.
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None of the federal contractors were ever punished for their super-PAC donations.
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If cease-fire violations are punished inconsistently, combatants perceive cheating as less risky.
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Sure — and they should be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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Egyptian voters, knowing dissent can be savagely punished, had nowhere else to go.
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When publishers have fought Amazon, it has sometimes punished them by disrupting sales.
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If anyone pointed out the favoritism, they were singled out and severely punished.
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I read that criminals were often punished by tattoos in the Edo period?
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Georgia lawmakers punished Delta Air Lines for eliminating discounted fares for N.R.A. members.
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I will be punished for courteousness, while the selfish sit in roomy comfort.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump said women should be punished for having abortions.
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All three women have been punished by men and shamed by other women.
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If The Retail Equation notices activity it considers fraudulent, customers can be punished.
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Some employees said they had been punished or fired when they voiced concerns.
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"I think that anyone who abuses animals needs to be punished," she said.
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Were you ever censored or punished for being in the band in prison?
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Students are told to study, and if they cheat, they will be punished.
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She expressed regret that the other defendants had not been punished more severely.
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Debs deeply opposed the war, and said so, and was punished for it.
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Each charge could be punished by as much as five years in prison.
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Not killing yourself when taken captive is a crime punished by the State.
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"Malicious incidents in kindergartens that harm infants will all be uncovered and punished."
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For which, it's safe to say, we have all been amply punished since.
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Nothing in his record indicates that he was wounded, or punished for misconduct.
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You're concerned that his habits will lead to his being caught, punished, stigmatized.
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Late last year 14 officials running the Welfare Lottery were punished for corruption.
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Women could be legally punished for receiving an abortion, or even seeking one.
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Punished for telling the truth It was an unnerving week elsewhere in media.
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"They are a top-quality opposition, and we got punished for being short."
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"We hope those who damage them will be severely punished," the post read.
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Having heard the evidence, they believed Mr. Blankenship would be punished more severely.
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And Melania was punished for it in national commentary and on social media.
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But that would have wrongly punished the defense, she said in an interview.
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Women in finance are punished more severely than men for violating the rules.
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This is not to say he deserves sympathy, but he has been punished.
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A number of other sailors were punished for their roles in the crash.
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Beltran has not been punished since he was a player at the time.
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I'd like to see the traffickers and dealers who supplied them severely punished.
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On occasion, players who have appealed to officials have found themselves punished instead.
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Water leakage was a problem then, too, but vandals and thieves were punished.
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It added that club employees could be punished for the mismanagement of injuries.
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If Mr. Rouhani is punished at the ballot box, there will be trouble.
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"The problem is, nobody has been punished yet for such a huge fraud."
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Mr. Bolsonaro left little doubt that he would relish seeing the journalist punished.
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Neither Holder nor Lerner was punished as a result of their contempt votes.
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What's the incentive for the elites to do better if they aren't punished?
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Second of all, in the 'Housewives universe,' you get punished for behaving badly.
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He will not, of course, be punished by the civil law of Nevada.
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Goldman Sachs is hardly the only bank to get punished for such failures.
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Iwane said the executives involved, including himself, had been punished within the company.
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In 2016, Trump said that women should be punished for having an abortion.
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Retail stocks have been badly punished this year, but Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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In the fourth, he punished any Celtics defender who hoped to stop him.
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We are saying the bombers should be punished severely for what they did.
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YouTube has punished Logan Paul, one of the video site's biggest stars, again.
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In other words, the aging woman has to be punished — and doubly punished, first by being thrust into a stupid and shallow relationship, and then by being made to give it up with high-minded talk about time and inevitability.
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"Any corruption or crimes involving government and supervision departments should be punished," it added.
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Atkinson punished niggling infringements but missed truly dangerous fouls that can harm a career.
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Her perpetrator wasn't even the one who ended up getting punished for what happened.
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"It is very likely that they will be punished for that," the source said.
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This traitor Skripal was caught, he was punished and did five years in prison.
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"Why should hardworking Americans be punished for President Donald Trump's temper tantrum?" she said.
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It was as if I was being punished for having dared ask for flexibility.
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Despite the conviction, she was not punished and kept her post at the IMF.
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Members who harass or insult others on the suicide forum, he said, are punished.
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He said the overhaul, which implemented tougher teaching standards, punitively punished the teachers' union.
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Everything, except the Barbie, is being sent back, and Diyaolu said she's being punished.
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Trump says athletes who protest should be punished by the league and their teams.
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Investors punished CVS earlier this year for initially guiding well below the Street's expectations.
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But Stewart added that he doesn't think Romney should be punished for his vote.
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They identified 3,100 medical professionals who were punished for sexual misconduct during this time.
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Perez said her son was being punished for spitting at another student, WSB reported.
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Protests erupted in several cities; thousands of women demanded that the killers be punished.
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Voters punished Mr Mahama and his National Democratic Congress (NDC) for Ghana's economic woes.
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A New Hampshire state representative, Baldasaro, believes Hillary Clinton should be punished with death.
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Yes, he should be punished, but he needs mental help, that's what he needs.
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" If a woman feels she cannot, "she shouldn't be punished to go through that.
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The market has punished recent acquirers, including Concho, which bought RSP Permian last year.
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Large-cap companies that are losing money today are being punished by the market.
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Deloitte's Brazilian fiasco is depressing, but at least skulduggery is being uncovered and punished.
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Municipal bond funds continued to be punished as well, losing $9613 billion to redemptions.
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If she committed crimes in the process, she should be charged, convicted and punished.
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He must be punished, for his crimes and to make an example of him.
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In 1885 the British government introduced new penal codes that punished all homosexual behaviour.
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"Is this the sacred duty of Christianity?" said a student punished by the school.
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Midcap index FTSE 250 fell 1.4 percent, with Hiscox punished for its cautious outlook.
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The first time Solo was punished by the U.S. national team was in 2007.
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Trafficking or production can be punished by a 10 to 20-year jail term.
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Those news organisation that are found to be violating the regulations will be punished.
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All this means that sexual harassment is startlingly common, and harassers are rarely punished.
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Like Cersei or Margaery, Dany has been punished, but in a much different way.
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Clinton was severely criticized by the FBI for her email use but not punished.
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"We need to understand ... who's not being punished" for causing climate damage, he added.
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In each instance, the employee was punished either with an administrative action or termination.
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But rules work only if companies that violate them are punished for doing so.
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It was the first time a non-Muslim was punished under Sharia in Aceh.
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THE GLOBAL RECESSION TRADE It's not just copper that is being punished by speculators.
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She feared she'd be punished, raped or killed if she got caught running away.
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Holmes was not injured and prison officials said the other man was punished administratively.
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Sheep shearers were striking for better conditions and being brutally punished as a result.
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Activists like Krajnc argued her actions were compassionate and should be applauded, not punished.
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If one person is caught with a gun, the whole group would be punished.
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Some creators tweeted they felt they were being punished for comments beyond their control.
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"There has been unacceptable behavior, which should be punished," he told a news conference.
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"People shouldn't be punished for being induced, manipulated or forced into prostitution," she said.
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The lack of sanctions means that kingpins behind failed deposit schemes are rarely punished.
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And when should people be punished or removed from office for engaging in it?
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People stigmatize sex work and often think it involves damaged, punished, or oppressed women.
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To push back against the Magnitsky sanctions, Russia punished its own orphans, halting adoptions.
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This begged the question to Jim Cramer: have these stocks finally been punished enough?
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The military later confirmed that a massacre had taken place and punished several soldiers.
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They believe Bogut is being punished for tweets expressing mild support of Pizzagate theories.
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Accessories before the fact are generally punished as if they did the killing themselves.
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The fear Iraqis endured but were afraid to speak of, lest they be punished.
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STALKER is designed in such a way that you are punished for being curious.
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Now it has crossed over into that which may be punished by the university.
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It's not yet clear precisely which laws He broke, or if he'll be punished.
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They've alternately punished Republicans and Democrats when they stray too far from the middle.
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" Members of the LGBTQ community are punished on the show and called "gender traitors.
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Check back next week to see what I've punished or blessed my body with.
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Anyone who violates the law will be held accountable and punished for the destruction.
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Are they going to be punished, are they going to make a comeback, etc.
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Tax evasion is a serious problem and should be strictly policed and harshly punished.
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" It added: "We should only be punished if our guilt can be properly proved.
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Do you think students should be punished if they cannot pay for lunch once?
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Basically, will I be caught, and if so, how badly will I be punished?
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First, we need to increase the chances that white-collar criminals will be punished.
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"Someone who betrays and dishonors the family must be punished by death," she said.
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Many parishioners think the administrators who covered it up deserve to be punished too.
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Williams said far less and was punished far worse, and therein lies the hypocrisy.
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Time and again, they told Accel that he was gay and should be punished.
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I strongly agree that these anti-competitive practices should be aggressively deterred and punished.
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Wilson was later formally punished for the outburst via a House resolution of disapproval.
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UNHCR spokesman William Spindler said people should be dissuaded from such movements, not punished.
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Kajal is determined to see her rapists punished, but so far that hasn't happened.
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"Somebody should be punished," said Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard Shelby, a Republican from Alabama.
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These families should not be punished for availing themselves of a lawful public benefit.
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Witnesses have testified, including current White House staff like Alexander Vindman, without being punished.
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I spoke out about racialized or micro-aggressive racism and was punished for it.
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While Jacobson is punished for doing her job, the American people are left hanging.
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" Another high-ranking official, Kim Yong Chol, was reportedly punished for his "overbearing demeanor.
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Kaloo said even well-managed, profitable companies in emerging markets are now being punished.
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If he had been, the River would have punished him, and it did not.
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Missteps are to be litigated and punished endlessly in the court of public opinion.
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Yet sometimes in this rough world of ours, such dirty deeds get properly punished.
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There is no question that if you go to prison, you are being punished.
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"When you're inside your confinement you can be punished further through food," she says.
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Xinjiang residents can be punished for having ties with any of the 26 countries.
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Top executives at small lenders have been punished harshly in the past for misdeeds.
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He played that way too slow, and way to casually, and got punished badly.
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No team has punished Tanaka like the Astros over the course of his career.
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Presidents are clearly punished for bad times and rewarded when the economy is strong.
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The Alabama law specifies that patients cannot be punished for getting abortions, only doctors.
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I was afraid that I would be somehow punished for enjoying his peppy songs.
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No one should ever be punished for telling the truth and seeking justice, period.
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She held weekly protests on Staten Island, demanding that the officers involved be punished.
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In those Old Testament stories, God had punished humankind for engaging in sexual sins.
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" His lawyers argue he did nothing wrong and is being punished for "private thoughts.
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Surely Mr. Kashuv can be punished appropriately and yet remain a student at Harvard.
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Some of those punished in recent weeks included the Green Beret team leader, Capt.
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Yes, in Murdoch's world, characters behaved badly and were not always punished for it.
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It was not clear if this was a bug or I was being punished.
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They also say banks are punished too severely for failing to report suspicious activity.
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In Kevin Spacey's case, I agree he should be punished for everything he's done.
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They were told they were superior, but then punished if they acted like it.
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"The perpetrators of this tragedy will be punished," Mr. Haradinaj said in an interview.
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Now, some are concerned that nothing has changed and no one will be punished.
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She also claimed human resources managers ignored complaints and punished those who made them.
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He was also punished when he tried to mail a document to his lawyer.
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Her killer should be prosecuted and punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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Where a woman has sex and isn't punished for it, but — gasp — enjoys herself?
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Mr. Baker argued that it proved he did not deserve to be punished alone.
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I'd love to see a tax code that punished pollution but encouraged social cohesion.
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Another moral question is whether any islanders should be punished for Mr. Chau's death.
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Young thugs, egged on by him, punished white farmers by taking their land away.
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If you are really so keen to be punished, there are websites for that.
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After partnering with other groups, Survived and Punished was able to raise over $30,000.
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Americans also are generally prohibited from engaging in financial transactions with those being punished.
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When night fell, they punished women they witnessed misbehaving by burning down their tents.
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Mr. Trump was just re-stating, 'Yes, if something's illegal, they should be punished.
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Companies are loath to accuse Chinese partners of theft for fear of getting punished.
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As Volkswagen's experience shows, the intentional manipulation of emissions data can be harshly punished.
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Goldman is likely to be punished for the actions of Mr Leissner and others.
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The real estate tycoon later said he meant doctors would be punished, not patients.
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During Xi's six-year tenure, it's estimated over a million officials have been punished.
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China's Supreme Court said recently that price gouging could be punished with prison time.
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They fear they will be punished for criticizing the government or leaving without approval.
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Meanwhile, they feel that they are being punished for protesting this and other things.
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No word on whether Coco has punished her coach for using such foul language.
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Stern pushed, prodded, punished, insulted, chafed and charmed those who crossed or challenged him.
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They are, theoretically, not punished by the Uber algorithm for rejecting too many rides.
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And they rushed us back into class so we wouldn't have to be punished.
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The thought was that he, too, was basically being punished for having publicly testified.
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E-Trade — Investors punished the brokerage Friday afternoon despite better-than-expected earnings results.
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He was severely punished and, in the eyes of the president, that was sufficient.
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Even before Monday's sharp declines, their shares were punished last month after weak earnings.
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Yet the past 1743 years of extremely low interest rates has unintentionally punished savers.
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Mr. Powell and Mr. Davies were not punished for discovering the historically significant trove.
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But they show that officials resisted on practical grounds — and were punished for it.
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"Those who play by the rules are the ones getting punished," Mr. Ladas said.
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So while they seem to be encouraging depraved behavior, it would still be punished.
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Unfortunately for those interested in corporate accountability, none of those carriers will be punished.
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And I am free of fear of being punished for saying the wrong thing.
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We certainly should not be punished as a result of completely unrelated policy disagreements.
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The final centrist redoubt is that Democrats were punished for "resisting" Trump too much.
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Eight people have been punished as a result of the ambush, including Maj. Gen.
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If Mr. Northam is not punished for his actions, these lessons will be lost.
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They have also been calling for the architects behind the investigation to be punished.
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Do you feel that you are a guilty person who deserves to be punished?
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It took famous Olympians speaking out about their abuse for Nassar to be punished.
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Still, girls are punished for becoming pregnant by their families and by the government.
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"I don't think that perpetrators think about whether they're going to commit a hate crime, look to see whether there's a law that can be punished, and then don't commit the hate crime when they learn it could be punished," Bell said.
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And I would sneak and help her with her plate so they wouldn't get punished.
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Hubris, the arrogance of man, is punished by nemesis, the crushing counterweight of universal justice.
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We called down the rage of the cosmos with our arrogance, and were punished accordingly.
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Which is to say she may have staged the hate crime to avoid being punished.
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Donald Trump and his party think I should be punished for exercising my constitutional rights.
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Brian Sandoval of Nevada says he's concerned his state could be "punished" under that plan.
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" He added that countries that don't "play by the rules" should "get punished -- and severely.
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Just the right mix of didactic and humorous, with America punished for it's financial hubris.
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Bullies are rarely punished: in 2014 there were 188,057 reported cases and just two suspensions.
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Those cadets were not punished, but the raised fist photo carries a visible political history.
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His support for tough crime legislation in the 1990s that disproportionately punished people of color?
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Defenders who give him space to shoot have been punished by his steadily improving accuracy.
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In most countries where abortion is illegal, only doctors who carry it out are punished.
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That means the videos remain on the site, and Crowder's channel will not be punished.
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The market did not distinguish why things went wrong, it just punished the whole category.
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At the funeral, Cheryl vows the Vixens will not rest until the murderer is punished.
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Unfortunately, Vlaming isn't the only teacher to be punished by increasingly narrow-minded school administrators.
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But in Fort Worth, few are optimistic that Dean will be punished for Jefferson's death.
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Insulting the monarchy is against the law, punished by up to 15 years in prison.
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"They are innocent and should not be punished for things done by others," he said.
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First he says women who seek abortions (if they were legally banned) should be punished.
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Researchers have found that women are actually punished when they succeed at traditionally masculine endeavors.
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Jahan's death sparked public outrage and mass demonstrations calling for her killers to be punished.
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So he tried to kill himself, failed, and then was punished for breaking BOP rules.
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"Bottom line is that insurers that hurt innocent consumers should be punished severely," Jay said.
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They got punished twice — they got the Paris attack and then they didn't get revenue.
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It also meant members wouldn't be punished by leadership for working with the other side.
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"There's no question that Cuba is being punished for its relationship with Venezuela," he said.
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At the same time, regulators have punished banks for their role in the 1103 crisis.
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So why haven't tech investors — usually prone to growth-at-all-costs thinking — punished Facebook?
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Violence against migrants is "chronic" and is rarely punished, says a recent report by WOLA.
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A lot of people broke the law on inauguration day and they should be punished.
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They also alleged that they were punished for complaining about the racially hostile work environment.
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Political activity was never encouraged in the Gulf, but after 2011 it was ruthlessly punished.
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When punished like this, North Korea often responds with provocations much like Thursday's nuclear threat.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations said Duliba was punished for a biological passport violation.
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Democracy was restored in 1983, but many perpetrators of those crimes have never been punished.
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In America, as in Europe, a cop who kills unlawfully can expect to be punished.
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He couldn't speak English so he got punished when he spoke in his native language.
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In a similar vein, those who fail to repay debts are punished by travel restrictions.
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Who gets punished and who doesn&apost is - is to me a secondary question (ph).
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However, because Grazer went around Travolta's agents to speak to the star, he was punished.
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Of these, more than 10,000 vehicles were punished for excessive exhaust emissions, the paper added.
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In Israel, Tamimi is seen as a provocateur who was rightly punished for attacking soldiers.
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Maybe there were some hiccups along the way but at least he wasn't punished either.
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President Nicolas Maduro has publicly said that those responsible for the embezzlement must be punished.
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My father, my family felt that Saddam Hussein was not punished enough for his crimes.
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I'm sorry, they are not victims, they are criminals and they need to be punished.
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Draft evasion can be punished by termination of employment for state workers, the government says.
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Since they defied General Motors convention, you might imagine the two were punished or reprimanded.
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It allows perpetrators of minor crimes to be punished with sentences other than jail time.
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Phones and cameras were banned and confiscated and so-called perpetrators punished in barbaric ways.
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" Pam says she wants perpetrators punished, but adds women need the "ability of self-protection.
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Abuses long swept under the rug or covered up are being exposed, the perpetrators punished.
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The Capitals exist to punish you and you exist to be punished by the Capitals.
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For instance, in Louisville's postseason ban, the players are punished, but the administrators aren't. 2.
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Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said the violence against property and police would be punished.
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Conversely, Trump will be punished when he fails to deliver economic improvements for his voters.
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He was punished for his work overseeing the Rangers international operations and violating rules there.
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Only 20 percent think that either buying or selling sex should be punished with prison.
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For starters, cops in the city have allegedly been punished for calling one another out.
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Many commentators on Sin's videos "demanded for him to be punished for his actions," Col.
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It wasn't only me being punished, but also my family, who had done nothing wrong.
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Trump later walked back those comments, saying that doctors who perform abortions should be punished.
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"We agree on the bottom line, that soldiers are being excessively punished," Mr. Heyrman said.
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If political advertisers violate the regulations on the books, they should be pursued and punished.
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Thus far, Western companies have not been overtly punished for maintaining their ties with Qatar.
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The first would ensure teens would not be punished as sex offenders under this law.
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Yet despite breaking regulations more often, they were less likely than others to be punished.
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Will incumbents be punished for an attempted purge of the academy's older, less active members?
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The second thing I look at is: What values-related behavior gets rewarded or punished?
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Investors have punished Deutsche Bank with shares down over 27 percent in the last year.
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Then Britain would not be "punished" by the use of a historically low discount rate.
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"We don't think [women] should be punished as Donald Trump said they should," Kaine said.
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Surely he knows, though, that a woman has already been punished in his own state.
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Wells Fargo workers are joining lawsuits claiming they were punished for playing by the rules.
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Several commenters accused Mr. Trump of sedition or treason and demanded that he be punished.
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What the two women share is the experience of being used and punished by men.
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Clinton's aides could still be punished, potentially costing them security clearances in a Clinton administration.
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But being responsible for something and being punished for it politically are two different things.
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Trump has since backtracked on that comment, saying that only abortion providers would be punished.
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Trump called for the players who protested to be fired or punished by the league.
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The Warriors punished Green, suspending the three-time All-Star for Tuesday's victory over Atlanta.
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Higher ranked officers in the chain of command were not punished, which Shanahan agreed with.
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"If Tsai Ing-wen pushes for independence, we'll be punished by China economically," Fu said.
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These markets were all punished severely over that 2008 to early 2009 historic bear market.
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Flint residents did not cause this man-made catastrophe, but are the ones being punished.
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Well-known firms that bucked the negative trend last year are getting punished this year.
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These programs are wildly popular and politicians who threaten them are punished by the voters.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina met Jahan's family and assured that her killers would be punished.
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A recent study shows that women are punished by society when they show their anger.
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Huck (Guillermo Diaz) punished him in the violent way only a member of B613 could.
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When black and brown communities do, society makes a moral judgment, and they get punished.
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More importantly, representatives in Congress are punished, and defeated, if they don't vote with them.
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I'd had sex and been punished for it, I might as well keep doing it.
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I hated myself for letting this happen, and I punished myself for it for years.
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Workers say they are not allowed to take breaks or are punished for doing so.
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She shouldn't be punished for not being "great TV" when she's good on the stage.
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South Carolina has punished dozens of inmates with solitary confinement for maintaining social media accounts.
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These two banks were among the seven that were punished by the Financial Supervisory Commission.
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The people who saved are then punished," the longtime Iowa Republican said on "Squawk Box.
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"I feel like I'm being punished because I wanted to bear a child," she said.
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Ms. Barr was already punished, correctly, by being severed from the show, creatively and financially.
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Even if Mangkhut didn't kill thousands like Haiyan did, the storm still punished north Luzon.
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Bad souls are "not punished," the journalist, Eugenio Scalfari, 93, reported the pope as saying.
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They had betrayed their own ideas and were now being punished by their own voters.
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Bad processes with good outcomes, those should actually be punished because that's just luck. Right.
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What were you being punished for and why did they let you have a computer?
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A swastika on the pitch while Croatia were being punished for previous instances of racism.
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People who are responsible enough to prevent H.I.V. infection proactively should be lauded, not punished.
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We have drifted from God's intended life for us, and are being punished for it.
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History teaches us that witches are dangerous and must be brought down, punished and silenced.
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For too long we've punished people for nothing other than the crime of being poor.
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Their successes will be punished so his failures can be mitigated and his entitlement upheld.
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She was not punished for the infraction, but it was still a really upsetting experience.
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The Obama administration punished Mr. Orban for his creeping authoritarianism and crackdown on civil society.
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According to Meyer, the group has been unfairly punished during the wider sector sell-off.
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Many of the culprits are lightly punished, if at all, leaving India's Muslims feeling exposed.
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But every time the Soviets punished him, he expanded his activism and widened his critique.
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The S&P 2.463 plunged 7.6% to 2,746.56 as investors punished financials and energy stocks.
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Senator John McCain even threatened to hold a hearing if the sergeant was not punished.
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It has been repeatedly punished by federal and state regulators for its deceptive sales practices.
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Violations of quarantine, for those infected or suspected of infection, are punished with heavy fines.
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The Red Sox punished the Blue Jays this season, winning 15 of their 19 matchups.
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The government has punished several citizens who posted content criticizing its response to the outbreak.
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His experience is last on my list of concerns even when he's being rightfully punished.
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I punished myself when I lost patience, when I bribed, when I wanted to flee.
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Nonviolent and peaceful protests are met with violent responses and punished by excessive prison sentences.
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A conviction under that provision can be punished by up to 20 years in prison.
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NFL team punished in two scandals The New England Patriots are no strangers to scandals.
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Weather conditions made sure every race was wide open, and wayward shooting was quickly punished.
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Ms. McGuinness said the bill would have unfairly punished farmers whose family members entered politics.
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That offense had long been a misdemeanor but will now be punished with a fine.
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And one isn't punished by hurtful words or retaliatory silence when he or she does.
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This meant that it punished America, which until recently had generally respected global trading rules.
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Cambridge Analytica said it was being punished for common practices in the online advertising industry.
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Then they had left them, an offense for which the exes punished them for life.
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North Koreans can be severely punished for criticizing the Kim family and the ruling regime.
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Some students argued that whoever posted the signs should be punished for inflaming racial tensions.
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There is also less chance of being punished the higher the ranking of the perpetrator.
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This merchant was indiscriminately punished by the goddess for refusing to believe in her powers.
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"Being punished by a machine is what people are most upset about," Loftis told Motherboard.
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But a student at Greenbrier High in Arkansas says he was punished a different way.
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For him, it's not enough to ban abortion; women who have abortions should be punished.
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Congress should eliminate mandatory minimums so that all Americans can be punished the same way.
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The monk has denied the allegations, and his backers say he was punished too harshly.
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Campaigners say few are punished as victims rarely file complaints against their own family members.
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Violators can be punished with fines, felony charges, and up to seven years in prison.
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It was a rare outcome: a white woman, punished for killing an innocent black man.
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Therefore, every company who uses this transaction would be punished simply by operating its business.
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Campaigners say few are punished as victims rarely file complaints against their own family members.
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The minister emphasized his government's belief that Iran should be punished for these alleged violations.
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Highly-valued shares in sectors like technology and consumer staples were punished for weak numbers.
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Appetites that are celebrated in boys and men can be punished in girls and women.
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Rather than being punished for living in an unreality, Short will be praised for it.
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In 2012, China commenced an anticorruption campaign and last year alone saw 527,000 people punished.
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Will they be punished or disfavored if they don't throw a couple bucks Trump's way?
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In Virginia Beach, a lawyer was punished for being rude on multiple occasions in 2015.
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He said the men who carried it out had been "dismissed" and would be punished.
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They also complained to church officials that institute leaders stifled internal criticism and punished dissenters.
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" He adds, "The Chinese are severely punished for the fecundity by the insensitive economic machine.
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It is not the first time Badawi has been punished in her battle for justice.
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Either snitches are always punished or, if they are not, the rules have been changed.
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Democrats are hailing the new law, saying New York's old bail system punished the poor.
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The regime once punished a rape victim for being alone with a male non-relative.
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It's clear Ezekiel doesn't think he should be punished for the parade incident at all.
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For instance, schools have punished girls for wearing braids, locks, or even their natural curls.
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"If any Rohingya child is found working, then the owners will be punished," he said.
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It then argues that the beneficiaries of Russian corruption need to be punished for it.
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Facebook could be punished for Cambridge Analytica — there could be more regulation coming, for example.
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But Facebook isn't being punished where it would really hurt, which is in user growth.
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"It became clear that these guys were not only being punished for having refused to go back to Iraq, but they were punished for what they were publicly saying about what was happening," said lawyer Alyssa Manning, who represents 2023 war resisters in Canada.
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I am waiting for him to assert that neither Ms. Barr nor Ms. Bee should have been punished, that they should have been punished equally, or (somehow) that Ms. Barr's offense was less heinous and that a reversal of the status quo is appropriate.
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" The theme strikes a type of balance, she says: "It's a decision that's consequential but it's not one she is condemned or punished for, in the way that often women are punished for making any decision, really, but especially decisions involving sexuality and reproduction.
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Despite the rise, mothers who want to work outside the home are often punished by employers.
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The teacher, Gary Sussman, has sued the league, asserting he was punished for challenging the leadership.
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This rule will be visible to you, since you will be punished if you break it.
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Should the rest of the world know what the response was and how Russia was punished?
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She has twice attempted suicide, each time being punished by solitary confinement, her lawyer has claimed.
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Abkar was not the only juvenile so-called offender to be capitally punished on January 22.
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The conspiracy charges are second-degree misdemeanors, which could be punished by 60 days in jail.
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Instead, she is suffering and isolated being punished for protecting herself, her child and [her] mother.
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"The teams with the highest level of possession were all punished by fast forwards," Deschamps said.
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And federal law protects LGBTQ students law from being punished more harshly than their straight peers.
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In past decades, the United States has punished Japanese and German steelmakers with anti-dumping tariffs.
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In 2013, the company punished one of its engineers for creating more transparency internally around salaries.
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According to Schaaf and the Institute Respublica, Ukrainian extremists are rarely punished for acts of violence.
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Anyone found consuming media outside the official channels is severely punished, according to reports from defectors.
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" In retrospect, she writes, "I felt that I should be punished for having failed in marriage.
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After Russia's annexation of Crimea, the US punished Russian individuals with asset freezes and travel bans.
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Pro-Kremlin politicians called for anyone found guilty of negligence or worse to be harshly punished.
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Dissidents would be punished for political crimes, or (once rendered unemployable) for being parasites on society.
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GIGOT: Well -- RIVKIN: And if he&aposs wrong, he will be punished for it, impeachment-wise.
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All controversial political speech soon becomes suspect when "hate speech" is punished -- and then democracy suffocates.
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They were the first senior officials to be punished for the government's handling of the outbreak.
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Those who ultimately ordered her death should also be punished with all weight of the law.
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In all of these cases, past and present, the women were not only disbelieved, but punished.
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Even after their release, people remain confined and punished by invisible barriers, physical, emotional and economic.
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The market already punished AMD for that error when those processors failed to impress at launch.
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Spotify punished the two artists this month under a new policy against "hateful conduct" by musicians.
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" Björk wrote that she "turned the director down repeatedly," after which "he sulked and punished [her].
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As a result trade finance is punished, because it often serves small firms in poor countries.
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Women who report are often not believed, and even if they are, they're punished for talking.
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The Obama administration is making targets of women and children who should be protected, not punished.
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She also said it's important to remember that women are routinely punished in society for promiscuity.
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"Cases like these are not accidents but environmental crimes that should be investigated, punished and repaired."
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However, once a party announcement about a probe is publicly announced, they are almost always punished.
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Investors punished Jet shares on Thursday, driving them down 2200 percent in their biggest intraday fall.
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People shouldn't be punished for having interests that aren't shared by their neighbors or their boss.
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Basically, Contrapasso refers to a person being punished by means related or opposed to their sin.
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So they're being punished long after they committed the crime for the rest of their life.
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Dissent is rare, and punished with tear gas or arrest when it spills onto the streets.
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Today, Parry was punished in MCSC -- getting 2 years probation as part of a plea deal.
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In the past decade it has increasingly punished foreign firms for misconduct that happens outside America.
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It's tough to excel when you keep making the same mistakes and getting punished for them.
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If she forgot to send videos, he "punished" her, she told police, according to the complaint.
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In India, on the other hand, officials have at times brutally punished those who defecate outside.
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If convicted, such individuals will be punished for their crimes so that justice will be served.
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From here on out, any violations will be punished with a removal of the offending post.
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Judi Dench has a different idea for how actors involved in sexual misconduct should be punished.
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Atilán Ramírez, a barber at Puebla, said consumers of drugs, not the producers, should be punished.
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French teachers not only punished pupils for speaking Occitan, but encouraged them to denounce their classmates.
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State media said the company had a history of safety violations and had been punished repeatedly.
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It has demanded higher bank provisions against potential losses and punished banks for misselling the product.
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In other households, Eleanor's behavior would be punished, but Joseph seems to have patience for Eleanor.
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"Based on the evidence that came in at trial, Monsanto deserves to be punished," Chhabria wrote.
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The study also found that of the 169 observed dives, none were punished by the referee.
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It is the first time an elite rider has been punished for so-called "mechanical doping".
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Seeing the Chancellor punished by her own will be satisfying for quite a few European neighbors.
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In the intervening years, de Rayos had checked in annually with authorities and not been punished.
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Zainab is punished for speaking her mind, and as a way to hurt her outspoken family.
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If punished, the social media giant can appeal the decision to the European Court of Justice.
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But the NFL found he violated the league's personal conduct policy -- and punished him as well.
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"Somebody has to be punished for this kind of behavior," said Representative Al Green of Texas.
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Firms outside U.S. jurisdiction can be punished if Washington deems they are helping a sanctioned entity.
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"I just don't think he should be punished for it still to this day," she continues.
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Some even went as far as to call California Fitness "cheats" that deserved to be punished.
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The cop who stopped Ayala should not be punished for doing his job; neither should she.
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Putin said the incident had been caused by criminal negligence and those responsible would be punished.
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Moreover, investors have punished companies that have focused on buybacks and rewarded those focused on dividends.
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The judge didn't think it was fair for Elliott to be punished with that cloud looming.
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I get really turned on by the thought of being punished for being a little brat.
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Alongside these arguments, the president has pursued policies that have punished many of these same groups.
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Hell, even his own chief of staff compared working for Trump to being punished by God.
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"We don't like that it is our citizens who are being punished," MacNaughton told the Globe.
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You'll still get punished for dying in Odyssey though — it'll cost you coins and some progress.
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We all have to pay up or get punished forever with a scary-looking credit score.
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They deny the charges; one says he is being punished for publishing an embarrassing leaked document.
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" Analog Devices: "Unnecessarily punished, Analog Devices, for a little bit of drop in the Apple ecosystem.
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Monica's character stayed true to herself, and in Love & Basketball's world, that was rewarded, not punished.
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Anyone caught drinking or eating in public is punished; foreigners lose their jobs and are deported.
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Put another way, discriminating investors who have chosen companies with stable earnings prospects are being punished.
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But if we do, will those who caused damage in the Cultural Revolution ever be punished?
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So, companies that are missing this time around are getting punished more than they used to.
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The school said the students were not punished and returned to class after the alleged search.
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SAFE also said it severely punished companies involved faking trades to make illegal cross-border transfers.
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Nearly six in 10 think officers are not punished harshly enough in cases of excessive force.
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But the court decided that he "doesn't have to be punished at all," Ms. Fazio said.
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However once a party announcement about a probe is publicly announced they are almost always punished.
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In all three tests, England flyhalf Owen Farrell punished the Australians from the goal-kicking tee.
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"I was there at the scene, and I should be properly punished," she told the judge.
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A solitary harsh word to a referee can be (and often is) punished with immediate ejection.
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Danish team mate Kevin Magnussen, who appeared to exceed the limits without being punished, starts 16th.
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Workers who said they were punished for not creating the sham accounts are suing the bank.
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"The new landlord is kind of being punished for the old landlord's mistakes," Mr. Charles said.
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Higher-ranked officers in the chain of command were not punished, a decision Shanahan agreed with.
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