Newton had made five claims: harassment based on gender; gender discrimination; retaliation; failure to prevent discrimination, harassment, or retaliation; and whistleblower retaliation.
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"There can be only one answer for America — retaliation, retaliation, retaliation!" bellowed L. Mendel Rivers, the South Carolina Democrat who led the House Armed Services Committee.
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China has threatened tariffs on American oil imports if retaliation meets more retaliation.
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But Iran will be patient, because a failed retaliation is worse than no retaliation.
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Retaliation: Cramer expected the theme of retaliation to come to a head on Monday.
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He also argued that uncertain retaliation is more credible and more efficient than certain retaliation.
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They fear that trade retaliation will expose the U.S. economy to retaliation and cost jobs.
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Similar statements and threats of retaliation were issued from European Union officials, prompting retaliation from Trump.
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"In my view, retaliation for the sake of retaliation is not necessary at this time," tweeted South Carolina Sen.
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Obama's recent retaliation from President Obama is well-deserved, though, and I expect further retaliation instigated by the Senate.
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Fear of retaliation Security experts already are expressing fears that executions intended to deter terrorists will cause violent retaliation instead.
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"Retaliation is tit-for-tat and retaliation is possible, but it's not up to us how other countries will react," Perdue said.
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Trump has subsequently threatened — via Twitter, naturally — to further attack 52 Iranian targets, including culturally important sites, in retaliation for any retaliation.
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This led to Iran threatening retaliation and Trump announcing that the U.S. is prepared to strike back if that retaliation took place.
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And that left her open to what those involved say was not retaliation but what sure does look a lot like retaliation.
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Assuming that the Iranians do mount a more limited retaliation, a retaliation that is meant to prevent further escalation, what does Trump do?
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Second, it would require the Pentagon to collect and publish data on retaliation complaints and notify victims of how their retaliation complaint was decided.
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Iran has reacted to the killing by threatening retaliation, leading to Trump tweeting the U.S. will attack 52 sites if there is any retaliation.
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Some of the changes include making retaliation its own offense under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, providing training for those investigating claims of retaliation in connection with sexual assault and establishing metrics for measuring the outcomes of efforts to prevent and respond to retaliation.
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DIMON: WELL NO, I THINK THAT – I THINK THERE'S BEEN RETALIATION, AND I THINK IF WE DO IT THERE'LL BE ANOTHER PREDICTABLE ROUND OF RETALIATION.
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There is no retaliation like American retaliation, for it is long, drawn out, and willing to strike relentlessly, regardless of the damage it has done. Sept.
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This dynamic soon creates a vicious cycle: Terrorists and regimes get caught in a downward spiral of attacks, retaliation, fresh recruitment, more attacks, and even more retaliation.
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" A Google spokeswoman in a statement to The Hill denied any retaliation claims, saying the company "prohibit[s] retaliation in the workplace, and investigate[s] all allegations.
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The EU had considered using old retaliation cases Brussels won at the WTO to impose retaliatory tariffs but will instead limit any retaliation to the Boeing case.
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A warning sign about that possibility came Thursday night, when the administration threatened tariffs on an additional $100 billion in Chinese imports, in retaliation to China's retaliation.
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" Expects retaliation for speaking out McDougal thinks she could face retaliation for speaking to CNN in the form of a "big lawsuit" against her or "financial ruin.
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With both sides exchanging threats of retaliation, a senior Tehran official said on Tuesday Iran had been considering 13 "revenge scenarios" in retaliation to the air strike.
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"It is ... riddled with a huge conflict because the head of the agency that takes the retaliation ultimately gets to decide the whistleblower's retaliation case," Colapinto emphasizes.
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But retaliation remains the most frequent charge filed with the EEOC, and three-quarters of sexual harassment charges filed with the commission include a charge of retaliation.
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United told CNBC it disagreed with the retaliation and discrimination claims described in the complaints, and said the company does not tolerate discrimination or retaliation of any kind.
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The internal memo was sent throughout the "dissent channel," a mechanism for State Department officials to offer alternative views on foreign policy without freedom from retaliation or retaliation.
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They may have laughed at Tyler's butt pic, but they also don't want retaliation to come their way — even though retaliation for what is yet to be seen.
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But instead of taking corrective action, I was subjected to retaliation, which led to my resignation and subsequent retaliation weeks later in the form of a constructive discharge.
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With both sides exchanging threats of retaliation, a senior Tehran official on Tuesday said that Iran had been considering 13 "revenge scenarios" in retaliation to the air strike.
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The 45 retaliation claims in the document that Recode reviewed were collected by employees over two weeks surrounding an employee organized anti-retaliation sit-in in late April.
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Googlers Protest Retaliation; Even Some Facebook Staff Join Fray Interesting detail in Bloomberg's story on the Google protest of retaliation against walkout organizers: Facebook employees associated with Workers for Workers, an advocacy group for contingent workers at the social network, posted anonymous stories about retaliation on its website on Wednesday.
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So we should use our power of economic retaliation and they use their powers of retaliation and between the two of us we will prevent the problem from happening.
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This may be it, or -- more likely -- it may herald a slower-brewed retaliation against other, softer targets, by proxies or covert forces -- the retaliation most analysts were expecting.
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Sexual harassment because of retaliation & sex discrimination — $21,212.
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And in retaliation for reporting the initial retaliation, Ms. C even received an additional retaliatory writeup the day she was told that the investigation into her claims had yielded no results.
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Rather than waiting for the impasse over the judges to be resolved, countries will take trade disputes into their own hands, engaging in retaliation and counter-retaliation that could escalate indefinitely.
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In retaliation, Saudi Arabia severed diplomatic ties with Iran .
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" On whistleblowers: "Retaliation against whistleblowers is just wrong. Period.
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Retaliation was swift — but it wasn't directed against ISIS.
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Google employees protest retaliation with international sit-in Sitting in is the new walking out: Google employees are holding a sit-in at offices around the world to protest alleged retaliation against workers.
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Authorities said an apparent retaliation shooting happened hours after later.
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All three employees requested anonymity out of fear of retaliation.
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Many families said they feared retaliation if they spoke out.
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Trump's retaliation raised eyebrows, given the state of Reid's health.
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"I was too scared of retaliation to report," she explained.
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In retaliation, Kading alleges, Knight paid somebody to kill Wallace.
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Google has said any changes were not acts of retaliation.
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"It still had the effect of intimidating, retaliation," Miller said.
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V.A., who requested anonymity for fear of retaliation, was stunned.
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Alexander Vindman could face retaliation for his testimony on Tuesday.
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The artists preferred to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation.
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Most declined to be named, citing fears of further retaliation.
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In retaliation, police temporarily banned Yunko and Skulbeda from visiting.
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But he was drinking again, and still terrified of retaliation.
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In retaliation for this lawsuit, Nokia is suing Apple directly.
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Motherboard granted the source anonymity to protect them from retaliation.
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Weinstein has denied the allegations of nonconsensual sex and retaliation.
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For now, their only retaliation has been against other Palestinians.
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Yesterday, Googlers publicly shared additional stories of retaliation on Medium.
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Many feared retaliation in the form of an eviction notice.
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Unmonitored retaliation does not work in a modern civil society.
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His writing credits also include G.I. Joe: Retaliation and Zombieland.
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Washington hinted at retaliation, though nothing specific has been suggested.
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The EU executive will discuss potential retaliation measures on Wednesday.
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China's formal retaliation includes tariffs on LNG, although not crude.
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That led to retaliation against U.S. agriculture and other imports.
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"The retaliation was worse than the initial harassment," she says.
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It argues that such retaliation is allowed under the rules.
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Part of the reason is Duterte's own penchant for retaliation.
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But Stoffer indicated retaliation could be possible in the future.
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I don't really see how any retaliation could be made.
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The only thing these attacks achieved was the inevitable retaliation.
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Ultimately, the report did not find that retaliation had occurred.
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This retaliation is illegal, but it still happens a lot.
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Race, age, national origin, sex, and disability discrimination & retaliation — $8,000.0015.
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The investigation is reportedly mean to be retaliation for Sen.
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They believe they were terminated as retaliation for reporting Pisarcik.
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The new media law in Russia is retaliation, it says.
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And on Wednesday, Ryabkov promised retaliation for the renewed sanctions.
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Turkey fears it may be a target for immediate retaliation.
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Congress gave in because it feared Canadian and Mexican retaliation.
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This confidentiality is considered essential to shield them from retaliation.
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And this is just one part of the public retaliation.
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Yet until this point there had been no Iranian retaliation.
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Business groups are bracing themselves for further retaliation from China.
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China has targeted American agriculture in retaliation for U.S. tariffs.
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Invasion or air strikes were the preferred means of retaliation.
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Retaliation will be swift and substantial; that much is clear.
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They could suffer retaliation including appropriation, fines or higher taxes.
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The kingdom has threatened economic retaliation if the bill passes.
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Breja alleges he was fired in "retaliation" for speaking out
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Those countries have carried out or threatened their own retaliation.
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Using tariffs only opens it up to retaliation from China.
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Instead, it has promised swift retaliation to this latest threat.
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In retaliation, Japan announced export controls on specialized semiconductor materials.
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Many women said they experienced retaliation for reporting the behavior.
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"I had more concerns about the retaliation aspect," David said.
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Inmates say their complaints often lead to retaliation by officers.
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But naming individuals, some experts suggested, could lead to retaliation.
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It's unclear if any of those members also faced retaliation.
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This isn't accounting for any potential retaliation from other countries.
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She also claimed retaliation for exposing a $10m budget shortfall.
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A former employee tried to sue [President Nixon] for retaliation.
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The Pentagon has said it's weighing retaliation for the incident.
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The airstrikes were retaliation for a rocket attack from Gaza.
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There are no detailed retaliation plans from Chinese side yet.
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He then compared it to the politics of trade retaliation.
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Too many employers get away with this type of retaliation.
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Canada and Mexico have threatened retaliation unless they are exempted.
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Trade retaliation, murmurs of dissent in China and overlooked obituaries.
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Wood saw this as explicit retaliation for the failed relationship.
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Being right is never the point; retaliation is the point.
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None would speak on the record for fear of retaliation.
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But doesn't the prospect of foreign retaliation change the picture?
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He asked for anonymity to avoid retaliation by the authorities.
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Gomez says this was all retaliation for suing the department.
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Retaliation against Canadians of Japanese descent was swift and devastating.
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He broke diplomatic relations with Colombia on Saturday in retaliation.
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The motive, he said, was retaliation for a fist fight.
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Upon its passage, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov promised retaliation.
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South Korea's president called the decision "reckless" and promised retaliation.
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Israeli forces were on alert for any possible Syrian retaliation.
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Complaints brought retaliation — reassignments, demotions, abrupt firings and belittling remarks.
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Only the prospect of nuclear retaliation will suffice, they say.
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Trade retaliation, India's water crisis, and a World Cup earthquake.
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Trump has threatened to slap sanctions on Iraq in retaliation.
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Wildhaber filed another discrimination charge, this time alleging unlawful retaliation.
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Weinstein has denied all allegations of nonconsensual sex and retaliation.
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Do you expect more retaliation down the road from Iran?
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How aggressive has China been in terms of potential retaliation?
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China responded "stay tuned" for possible retaliation against the blacklist.
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Alexander Vindman against retaliation is being tested after Republican Sen.
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The arrests were widely seen as retaliation for Meng's arrest.
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The move was itself in retaliation for Russia's election meddling.
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Republicans, however, refuted any suggestion the president acted in retaliation.
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She is not alone in making the allegation of retaliation.
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Weinstein has denied all allegations of nonconsensual sex and retaliation.
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"Iran may want to have a massive retaliation," he said.
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Iran has vowed retaliation against the U.S. for Soleimani's death.
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Iran has vowed retaliation, which Trump has forcefully warned against.
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Google said last week it prohibits retaliation in the workplace.
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It may see gambling on retaliation as the safer option.
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Those attacks came close to bringing American military retaliation then.
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China has also been boycotting South Korean brands in retaliation.
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China has not commented on South Korea's concern about retaliation.
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The risk: Even a limited attack would probably prompt retaliation.
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Fearing political retaliation, he sought asylum in the United States.
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However, the U.S. could credibly commit to conventional massive retaliation.
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I feel this is pretty clearly retaliation for organizing work.
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"Have investors stopped fearing retaliation?" the "Mad Money " host wondered.
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Investors feared China could target the aerospace giant in retaliation.
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China has curbed its purchases of American crops in retaliation.
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U.S. agricultural exports will be vulnerable to retaliation, Baucus said.
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Russia expelled a similar number of Western officials in retaliation.
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In retaliation, Iran attacked U.S. targets in Iraq in January.
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Kataib Hezbollah promised "retaliation" for the airstrikes, without providing details.
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That response "smacks of retaliation and censorship," Tesla's lawyers argue.
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"I don't look at it as retaliation," Mr. Gottheimer said.
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Saddam, in retaliation, expelled UN weapons inspectors that same day.
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Other incidents, though isolated, show the risks of mob retaliation.
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In prison, tears are a form of weakness inviting retaliation.
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The risk of retaliation held back some of their colleagues.
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"Those are currently the kinds of products which have been on the front-line retaliation cycles in the past, and I'd expect them to be on the front line for retaliation again," he said.
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OAWP has been found by OIG to be directly engaging in whistleblower retaliation while OSC and MSPB have left whistleblowers trapped in a broken system without judicial due process to address claims of retaliation.
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What retaliation looks like: Analysts at Eurasia Group, a risk consultancy, say Iran's retaliation will be carefully calibrated and likely stop short of what would be considered a major, or even limited, armed conflict.
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But there&aposs another side of the story, which is that the trade protectionism and the potential retaliation is hurting parts of the farm bill, for example, which would be the targets of that retaliation.
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Thompson will reconsider dismissing her order tossing retaliation and hostile work environment claims under New Jersey's Conscientious Employee Protection Act, as well as retaliation and failure-to-pay claims under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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An additional $10,000 was paid in a settlement for a "sex discrimination (including sexual harassment) [and] retaliation" claim and another $20,000 settlement was made for a "sexual harassment because of retaliation [and] sex discrimination" claim.
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In retaliation, China put tariffs on $60 billion worth of imports.
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Weinstein, 66, has denied the allegations of nonconsensual sex and retaliation.
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There's also less risk of retaliation than with Trump's tariff idea.
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Hornsey received 215 complaints about sexual harassment, discrimination, bullying, or retaliation.
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He described the attacks as "cold-blooded murder" and vowed retaliation.
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Japan is already teeing up retaliation on steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Getting the community to talk was difficult because people feared retaliation.
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But that strategy risks dangerous Russian retaliation, writes columnist Josh Cohen.
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The EU said some retaliation could be applied from June 20.
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But his letter was seen as a retaliation for her suggestion.
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Vilja has filed a whistleblower complaint, claiming retaliation for speaking out.
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The act was supposedly in retaliation for an 89-cent tip.
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"We expect some retaliation from the ISIS-inspired groups," he added.
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U.S. business: If Canada faces Chinese retaliation, the U.S. might, too.
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We use our voices, we weather retaliation and act up anyway.
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Another option for Beijing's retaliation could include currency depreciation, analysts said.
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Beijing slapped a 25 percent tariff on U.S. soybeans in retaliation.
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Lawmakers, on the other hand, want harsh retaliation against Saudi Arabia.
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Any retaliation would lead to seven more oligarchs, another neutron bomb.
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Isik warned of retaliation for any action by the Syrian militia.
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Discrimination, harassment and retaliation are illegal under federal and state laws.
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Hours before the announcement, Hu had warned the retaliation was coming.
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The deployment has also prompted a North Korean warning of retaliation.
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" The man tells the officer, "No, because I don't want retaliation.
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Alexander Vindman, who testified yesterday in the impeachment investigation, against retaliation.
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Trump has threatened to put tariffs on French wine in retaliation.
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If such accusation are upheld, then those judges allow limited retaliation.
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Their shelling on Monday killed eight Turkish personnel, prompting a retaliation.
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In retaliation, China instituted tariffs on U.S. goods worth $60 billion.
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In retaliation, Karen later married Lorraine's father, played by John Clease.
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This is her retaliation for being told to open the mail.
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A formal complaint against someone higher up the ladder invites retaliation.
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Retaliation against anyone filing a complaint can also invite disciplinary action.
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What if the new president provokes the Chinese into trade retaliation?
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Iran says that it'll build a nuclear-powered vessel in retaliation.
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That would in turn accelerate capital flight, and invite U.S. retaliation.
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Discrimination, harassment, retaliation or other inappropriate behaviors will not be tolerated.
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Maryland Democrats counter that First Amendment retaliation is an "untested theory".
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His lawyers argue the arrest was in retaliation for the video.
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Beijing has warned of retaliation if Washington launches any new measures.
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China said it would not be blackmailed and warned of retaliation.
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That would raise doubts over whether nuclear retaliation could be justified.
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Or that if you report his advances, you will face retaliation?
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Troops have been alerted to brace for possible retaliation by militants.
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Turkish authorities had earlier sealed off the premises in apparent retaliation.
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Judgment, victim shaming/blaming, loss of job/$, fear of violence, retaliation.
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Contacts in the agricultural sector reported feeling particularly vulnerable to retaliation.
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But it could also be seen as retaliation for our coverage.
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The United States is threatening retaliation for "alleged" Russian cyber attacks.
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Any degradation to this agreement will certainly lead to worldwide retaliation.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers are growing increasingly vocal in their calls for retaliation.
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Most of the English will say they only acted in retaliation.
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The form of any possible U.S. retaliation is unclear for now.
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China has warned of retaliation if Washington implements any new measures.
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"I think this retaliation is long, long overdue," Ryabkov said Sunday.
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That punitive measure came in retaliation for duties imposed by Washington.
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But Mexico's retaliation hits the United States right in the gut.
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He has supported Trump's threats of military retaliation and punitive sanctions.
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A U.S. strike could lead to catastrophic retaliation by North Korea.
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In retaliation, China proposed tariffs on U.S. imports of equal value.
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Sorvino believes Weinstein damaged her career in retaliation for her refusal.
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Other businesses must contend with lost sales due to foreign retaliation.
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The U.S. also faces economic risks from retaliation to Trump's tariffs.
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The act makes retaliation against sexual assault survivors a military crime.
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Meanwhile, Russian jets struck nearby towns with incendiary bombs in retaliation.
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To Trump, that means U.S. tariffs punch harder than China's retaliation.
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For many, it is daunting, laborious, and an invitation for retaliation.
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The U.S. also faces economic risks from retaliation to Trump's tariffs.
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One person asked not to be identified for fear of retaliation.
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They are also encouraging employees to share their stories of retaliation.
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The Kremlin denounced the sanctions as unlawful and promised "adequate" retaliation.
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And parties are unwilling to challenge them because they fear retaliation.
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Personal details have been redacted to protect the author from retaliation.
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HR assured the writer that her reports would not cause retaliation.
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"Iranian retaliation is on its way," says retired Israeli Maj. Gen.
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In the past, China would often issue choice words in retaliation.
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Google has said it prohibits retaliation against employees who raise concerns.
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He was met with threats of retaliation from European trading partners.
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China has warned of retaliation if Washington launches any new measures.
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Alphabet has maintained that it prohibits any retaliation in its workplace.
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This can lead to retaliation against the country imposing the rules.
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Direct and indirect impacts from trade retaliation could be quite substantial.
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"...the reality is, whistleblowers often face retaliation through subterfuge," he said.
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"My client and other of her colleagues feared retaliation," he said.
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Prisoners suspected of participating in the strike faced censorship and retaliation.
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Thursday in retaliation for Iran shooting down an unmanned American drone.
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BEIJING — Two Canadians detained in an apparent act of prosecutorial retaliation.
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But if it didn't, it could've caused Kim's defiance and retaliation.
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Fear: Witnesses cited in the report are concerned about potential retaliation.
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Federal prosecutors said his threats were in retaliation for that campaign.
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But they declined to give their names, for fear of retaliation.
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In retaliation, Marty asks Frank to take out that casino's rival.
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So far there has been no retaliation that I know of.
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And there is the risk of inviting retaliation from North Korea.
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Trade retaliation, the fate of migrants and a World Cup earthquake.
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The workers insisted on anonymity for fear of retaliation by management.
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Farmers have also been devastated by the retaliation from many countries.
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President Trump considers retaliation after the attack on Saudi oil facilities.
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His default position is retaliation; when threatened, he succumbs to bombast.
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"Those letters just look like rank retaliation, punishment," Mr. Ellison said.
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They will be kept anonymous due to concerns about professional retaliation.
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In retaliation for the US drone strike that killed Maj. Gen.
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But it's unlikely this will be the end of Iran's retaliation.
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China responded with "stay tuned" for possible retaliation against the blacklist.
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Iran was anticipating retaliation to its missile strikes on the bases.
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But if it's the beginning of more public retaliation, that's different.
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"This is blatant retaliation," Mr. Gilbert said in a telephone interview.
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Remaining Arab residents say they fear retaliation if they speak out.
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The journalists and their sources faced threats, attacks, retaliation and spying.
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Students worried about retaliation since Mars controlled their jobs and income.
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The images created an uproar in Gaza, prompting calls for retaliation.
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So the debacle left Mr. Putin with no option but retaliation.
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The missiles were retaliation for the targeted killing of Maj. Gen.
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Iranians rejoiced at the retaliation, saying it showed defiance and courage.
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The state department press association says it's retaliation for NPRs reporting.
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Many spoke on the condition of anonymity, for fear of retaliation.
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But since then, more employees have come forward with retaliation accusations.
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The employees requested anonymity because they feared retaliation for speaking publicly.
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The attack came in retaliation for the U.S. assassination of Gen.
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" A large concern is retaliation, as Tehran has vowed "harsh revenge.
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Iranian leaders have called for retaliation in response to the strike.
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China's foreign ministry said to "" for retaliation following the blacklist expansion.
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Lindsay declined to give her full name under fear of retaliation.
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Prosecutors said the arrest was retaliation related to the parking dispute.
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In the context of nuclear superpowers, retaliation would be extremely dangerous.
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The goal of unmasking the whistleblower is good old-fashioned retaliation.
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Trump threatened to pull ICE out of the state in retaliation.
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There are federal rules that protect career staffers from political retaliation.
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China and South Korea condemned the tariffs, raising fears of retaliation.
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And every time India contemplates retaliation, the nuclear threat is there.
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This retaliation against sexual assault claimants has long been military-wide.
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" He said he wanted to "incite violence, retaliation and further divide.
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American businesses of all kinds are bracing for retaliation from Beijing.
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And what might he do in retaliation if she does not?
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It's possible that this launch is in retaliation for that action.
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On Friday, Iran threatened retaliation, saying the vote breached the deal.
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The employee requested anonymity for fear of retaliation at their workplace.
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Mexico announced it will impose tariffs on American imports in retaliation.
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With every act of courage, there is the potential of retaliation.
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This risks retaliation against American exporters, but Trump's logic is that since a trade deficit is bad, at the limit, a cycle of retaliation that leads to no trade whatsoever is good for the United States.
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This could have affected her immigration status — she could have faced retaliation.
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"(Beijing's) economic retaliation against South Korea is inappropriate and troubling," Tillerson said.
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We can keep pressing the lever without any real fear of retaliation.
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Still, the conflict could widen even more after Monday's retaliation from China.
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I worried that Joy and Azriel or their parents could face retaliation.
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However, news of China's retaliation Monday compounded losses in major European markets.
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These tactics also increase the risks of offline retaliation using military weapons.
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Both men claim their arrests were retaliation for the videos they recorded.
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Outraged Western nations blame President Bashar al-Assad's regime and demand retaliation.
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Dai also said he did not rule out stronger retaliation by China.
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Google has disputed that changes in work assignments were acts of retaliation.
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The lawsuit claims Henderson was fired in retaliation for her voicing concerns.
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Investigators also concluded that harassment and retaliation are not pervasive at CBS.
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American retaliation aimed at warning China off might have the opposite effect.
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Make efforts to hire people who've had their reputations smeared in retaliation.
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He gave only his first name because of concerns about possible retaliation.
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Beijing had warned of retaliation if Washington launched any new trade measures.
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He warned that any "unilateral political sanctions" would prompt retaliation from Russia.
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But really, murdered by Arya Stark in retaliation for the Red Wedding.
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In its retaliation, China has already used tariffs to hit sensitive targets.
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China only buys $130bn of American goods, limiting its scope for retaliation.
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In retaliation, Saudi Arabia's crown prince ordered Saudi students to leave Canada.
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But as a Sunni, he was also afraid of retaliation by Shia.
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In retaliation, Beijing slapped higher duties on $60 billion of American products.
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And Mr Trump seems likely to take even a proportionate retaliation badly.
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Beijing has warned of retaliation if Washington implements any new tariff measures.
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Retaliation: For 5 months, Obama deliberated various plans of action against Russia.
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It was the first retaliation against Japan in response to Pearl Harbor.
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Victims sometimes fear isolation, retaliation or believe they won't be taken seriously.
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This was retaliation for growing ties between the city-state and Taipei.
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That said, there is a risk of a mounting cycle of retaliation.
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China has warned of retaliation if Washington implements any new tariff measures.
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The Chinese government has threatened retaliation should the U.S. pursue such policies.
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One of the Jane Does claims she was the victim of retaliation.
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He says his arrest was retaliation for his criticism of local officials.
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Other plaintiffs say they were the victims of physical assault or retaliation.
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The measures are in retaliation for a Kurdish referendum held on Sept.
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She alleges the suspension was in retaliation for her pro-choice remarks.
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Both employees asked that their names be withheld for fear of retaliation.
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They are suing for discrimination, harassment and retaliation, as TMZ first reported.
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North Korean media was dismissive of the exercises, but warned of retaliation.
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"I think tariffs could cost us even more in retaliation," he said.
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Mexico has also targeted particular consumer goods in retaliation for the tariffs.
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China responded with borderline absurd promises of retaliation, carefully avoiding anything damaging.
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Another of the Google Walkout organizers, Stapleton, said she was experiencing retaliation.
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If guestworkers complain about abuses, they face deportation, blacklisting or other retaliation.
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This legal conclusion could protect other reporters from retaliation by the administration.
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Now there are potentially two retaliation targets on its back, Cramer said.
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European officials are promising retaliation and are concerned about a trade war.
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Dozens of Google employees told Recode they've experienced retaliation for reporting harassment.
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If North Korea uses its nuclear weapons, it faces retaliation in kind.
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Institutional denial, obfuscation, and retaliation are hallmarks of many whistle-blowing cases.
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The woman, fearing retaliation, did not talk to investigators, Ms. Robarge said.
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Those were in retaliation for Trump's levies on EU steel and aluminum.
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Those who complained said they faced retaliation from co-workers and bosses.
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They spoke anonymously to avoid retaliation or getting entangled in the investigation.
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The EPA official spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of retaliation.
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Trump has threatened a border shutdown or tariffs on Mexico in retaliation.
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The motivation: retaliation over a comedy depicting an assassination plot against Kim.
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President Barack Obama, a Democrat, expelled Russian diplomats in retaliation in December.
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It is an act of retaliation for being critical of the government.
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This is not about politics, this is not about blame or retaliation.
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Many times that is due to fear of some type of retaliation.
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State Department whistle-blower laws prohibit retaliation against employees following dissent procedures.
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WIRED also reported last month that Whittaker and Stapleton have faced retaliation.
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Chinese consumers could be directed to boycott certain U.S. products in retaliation.
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He welcomed retaliation but in the end usually came out on top.
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Beijing announced higher tariffs on $60 billion in U.S. goods as retaliation.
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Jones later amended her complaint to accuse Bloomberg LP of further retaliation.
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"Google does not tolerate retaliation," a company spokesperson said in a statement.
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He filed a whistleblower disclosure saying retaliation forced him out, McClatchy reported.
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Many of those he talked to chose to remain anonymous, fearing retaliation.
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But one option appears to be off the table for now: retaliation.
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Unlike in April, Mr. Trump has said nothing about possible military retaliation.
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They felt they were not protected from retaliation for making a complaint.
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Brown's reps say the latest allegation is retaliation for a bruised ego.
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At least one investigation into allegations of harassment and retaliation is continuing.
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Trump's comments appeared to increase the stakes for potential retaliation by China.
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Retaliation was a constant worry for students and teachers, Ms. Fuselier said.
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The bulk of airstrikes in retaliation reportedly targeted the outskirts of Sana.
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It isn't clear whether China's retaliation would end with the tariff increases.
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Ms. Johnson said a culture of fear and retaliation existed among workers.
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Mr. Trump has already promised more tariffs in response to China's retaliation.
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After that, the professors said, they faced sustained retaliation from university leadership.
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Our sources say that's why the kidnapping/robbery went down ... as retaliation.
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They were worried about retaliation from Weinstein and backlash from the public.
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She asked that her identity be kept anonymous for fear of retaliation.
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The weapons are part of the Korea Massive Punishment and Retaliation plan.
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The strike was in retaliation for the U.S. killing of Iran's Gen.
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But Iranian officials have deemed Soleimani a "martyr" whose death requires retaliation.
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This is not about politics, this is not about blame or retaliation.
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She also claims Netflix blacklisted her in retaliation for her speaking out.
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In retaliation for the scandal, Congress has repeatedly cut the IRS's budget.
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Some protesters wear them as protection against increased surveillance and possible retaliation.
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Senior Iranian military officials warned of a military retaliation for the killing.
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ITALY'S MATTARELLA SAYS HOPES FOR COOPERATIVE APPROACH ON TARIFFS TO AVOID RETALIATION
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She declined to give her full name out of fear of retaliation.
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It said more than 50 Syrian soldiers had been killed in retaliation.
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Such moves have triggered threats of retaliation, via trade tariffs, from Washington.
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They also represented Linda Tripp in her whistleblower retaliation/Privacy Act case.
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The attack was in retaliation for the U.S. killing of Iranian Gen.
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But Iran has sent mixed signals over whether its retaliation is complete.
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Despite the exemptions, the tariffs could lead to retaliation from certain countries.
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Iran called the move a "foolish escalation" and warned of "harsh retaliation."
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Some are reluctant to speak on the record for fear of retaliation.
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The US, preparing for retaliation, has suspended its fight against ISIS terrorists.
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But pharmacists said they feared retaliation, knowing they could easily be replaced.
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Santana makes no bones about it, he thinks this was homophobic retaliation.
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Wall Street will also watch out for any potential retaliation from China.
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Advisers have warned that firing such officials could be seen as retaliation.
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Russia denies the accusation and has expelled some British diplomats in retaliation.
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The measures were taken in retaliation for a referendum held on Sept.
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Retaliation, if it came, could choke off an important source of growth.
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But its remaining options for retaliation could backfire on its own growth.
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Tammy Duckworth's upcoming hearing regarding a lawsuit against that alleges workplace retaliation.
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The big risk for investors is that retaliation leads to further escalation.
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The consequences of failure are small — the risk of retaliation extremely low.
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Second, acts of revenge or retaliation are always illegal under international law.
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Hampton's lawyer said the retaliation against his client continued into this week.
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The Shadow Brokers also discussed Obama's threat of cyber retaliation against Russia.
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But Israel, after careful thought, chose not to retaliate for the retaliation.
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Trump also threatened Tehran with retaliation if it restarted its nuclear program.
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His lawyers cited concern that it could invite retaliation by Japanese authorities.
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China's retaliation against the U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum appeared restrained.
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No loss of life, no invasion, no subordination, no thirst for retaliation.
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She was actively protesting Trump but says she has stopped, fearing retaliation.
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Then Russia slapped sanctions on foreign cheese in retaliation for Western sanctions.
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The curbs took effect on Thursday, fuelling South Korean calls for retaliation.
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"He shouldn't have any fear of retaliation," Esper told a small group of reporters during a flight to New York, adding that he had reinforced the "no retaliation" message in a conversation with the secretary of the Army.
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"They (the government) already threatened us that there would be retaliation if we did not back down (over Valley of the Fallen) and this is part of the strategy of retaliation," Francis Franco, one of Franco's grandsons, told Reuters.
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The refs only saw Smith's retaliation and gave him a 15-yard penalty.
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So, I think that it&aposs a little bit -- looks like political retaliation.
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The cost will come not from mission casualties or even from Iranian retaliation.
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A plan to breach the caps was threatened in retaliation for US sanctions.
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Cory Gardner of Colorado, who had vowed to block DOJ nominations in retaliation.
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The women are suing Rose and CBS for discrimination, retaliation and sexual harassment.
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An Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander threatened to seize a British ship in retaliation.
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The complaint said the other two withheld their names for fear of retaliation.
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Hugh Culverhouse Jr. called it retaliation for his position against the controversial law.
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Consider also what other countries would do to block U.S. exports in retaliation.
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The woman is advised to call the police, but she's afraid of retaliation.
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Back then, Trump praised Putin for refraining from retaliation, calling him "very smart".
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The United States, France and the United Kingdom launched air strikes in retaliation.
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The Revolutionary Guards have threatened Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Pakistan with retaliation.
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I think a lot of people do not realize this isn't about retaliation.
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In apparent retaliation, he canceled the use of government aircraft for Congressional travel.
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They have sued the hospital and the health agency claiming they faced retaliation.
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"We strictly prohibit retaliation for reporting concerns," L Brands says on its website.
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The move follows a warning by Taipei of possible retaliation against the ban.
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" Asked about potential retaliation against American companies, the spokesman said, "Please keep watching.
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Chinese authorities dismissed the human rights allegations, and threatened retaliation against US companies.
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That leaves the country vulnerable to immediate retaliation by Chinese regulators (see article).
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He knew justice was rare and witnesses were in danger of police retaliation.
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What to watch: Retaliation from China and backlash from companies on U.S. soil.
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They all spoke on the condition of anonymity, due to concerns over retaliation.
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Motherboard granted several sources in this story anonymity to protect them from retaliation.
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And then President Rouhani went on Twitter and said there would be retaliation.
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Chouta's editor said he suspects the case was in retaliation for critical reporting.
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Some were related to bullying, retaliation, discrimination, and other instances of inappropriate behavior.
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Betty McCollum, a Democrat from Minnesota, and Pruitt over reports of worker retaliation.
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Following his reassignment, Wildhaber filed another discrimination charge, this time alleging unlawful retaliation.
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If it does happen on Friday, what is the retaliation of the Chinese?
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He told CNN the retaliation he faced after reporting his abuse was devastating.
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In retaliation, Beijing raised tariffs on billions of dollars worth of American products.
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If these arbiters decide there has been wrongdoing, they can sanction limited retaliation.
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Shelling by Syrian forces killed eight Turkish personnel on Monday, prompting a retaliation.
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"Many activists spoke of an atmosphere of fear, censorship and retaliation," Forst said.
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The European Union drew up a list of American products targeted for retaliation.
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In retaliation, India directed its state refiners to cut oil imports from Iran.
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Each has warned the other that any false move will provoke immediate retaliation.
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"I've heard many more stories of retaliation" experienced by other workers, Jackson said.
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China has threatened retaliation, which could include action against U.S. companies operating there.
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Alberta's premier threatened to cut fuel deliveries to its neighboring province in retaliation.
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It warned that possible retaliation from Beijing was not a reason for inaction.
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Many interpreted the move as retaliation against President Donald Trump's surprise tariff threat.
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Dewitt alleges that he was not promoted as retaliation for having made complaints.
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Alberta's premier threatened to cut fuel deliveries to its neighbouring province in retaliation.
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Now Kirkuk, 100 miles to the south, had become a target for retaliation.
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No more games, no more retaliation, no more picking of winners and losers.
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She filed a lawsuit against the university on January 4th, 2016, for retaliation.
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China on Friday said it would not be blackmailed and warned of retaliation.
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"This could lengthen the process of retaliation until the upcoming US Presidential Election."
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Delta said it does not tolerate retaliation against employees who raise those concerns.
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Retaliation for these tariffs is hurting Badger State farmers and manufacturers, he said.
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Do you have information about Google collective action, next steps, or company retaliation?
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De Ritis sued Rogers and a slew of other officials, alleging illegal retaliation.
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It is too late for such an attack to succeed without unacceptable retaliation.
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In retaliation, Ferdinand pulls another gun out of his pocket and shoots Mrs.
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British hooligans had travel bans, which meant there was no retaliation in Moscow.
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The "bad scenario" would include trade retaliation against the U.K. by E.U. states.
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S. diplomats from Russia in retaliation to President Barack Obama's sanctions announced Thursday.
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If that plan were put in place, it could spur retaliation from Mexico.
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It enables us to hold our elected officials accountable without fear of retaliation.
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He claimed the motive could've been retaliation for his pedophilia accusations involving Hollywood.
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He also left the door open to retaliation, possibly under a Trump administration.
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Traders also worried about possible retaliation from China, the world's biggest soy importer.
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Retaliation would be swift and portions of North Korea would cease to exist.
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He fears the company could reduce investment there or slow hiring in retaliation.
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The guys screamed at Monica, prompting a shrill retaliation from Stacy and Elena.
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The White House denied that the move was in retaliation for Brennan's criticism.
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As a war of words escalated, so did the threats of trade retaliation.
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The Europeans filed a case in the World Trade Organization and threatened retaliation.
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Those tariffs were issued in retaliation for proposed U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Steve McDaniel, admitted this was in retaliation for Memphis removing the Confederate statues.
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Retaliation can be severe and in the case of the Chinese, financially painful.
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Following a sit-in protesting retaliation last month, Googlers are making four demands.
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Revoking security clearance as a means for retaliation for political criticism is unusual.
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But Washington pushing too hard could worsen the situation by triggering Chinese retaliation.
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Moonves has denied allegations of retaliation and maintains any sexual interactions were consensual.
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And China's slight devaluation is a clear case of crisis management, not retaliation.
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Whistleblowers who have been publicly named are at a greater risk of retaliation.
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Well, the practical problem with that is the individual companies worry about retaliation.
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Retaliation against Ragbir for peaceful advocacy about U.S. immigration policy is fundamentally different.
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Spavor and Kovrig's detentions were seen by many as retaliation for Meng's arrest.
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We have redacted his name from the memo to protect him against retaliation.
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The lawsuit alleges that this was a retaliation to Rowe's gender discrimination complaints.
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The Israelis even destroyed 11 Ugandan fighter aircraft on the ground in retaliation.
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More attacks would invite further retaliation, Peter Cook, the Pentagon spokesman, said Thursday.
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Russia has met the decision with fury, signaling the potential for further retaliation.
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But retaliation by the U.S. could spark an even broader response from Beijing.
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The China tariffs — and subsequent retaliation — came even more recently on July 6.
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Tammy Duckworth's upcoming hearing regarding a lawsuit against her that alleges workplace retaliation.
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Mr. Sanders's aides called it an appropriately forceful retaliation after suggestions by Mrs.
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So is retaliation, which is of course the whole point of asymmetrical warfare.
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The last thing they need is job losses — or retaliation from trading partners.
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China called the tariffs a "serious attack," and retaliation seems likely, per CNN.
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Russia has said British media would be expelled in retaliation should that happen.
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In July, China mostly stopped buying American soybeans in retaliation to Trump's tariffs.
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Those tariffs are a retaliation for trade penalties imposed by the Trump administration.
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Carrier-based fighters were to be ready to respond to any potential retaliation.
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Douglas denies the allegation of a sexual nature and the claim of retaliation.
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It has denied allegations of a broader atmosphere of anti-Semitism or retaliation.
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The Russian retaliation is also likely to hurt Western espionage capabilities in Russia.
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Although retaliation is illegal, many complainers are shunned, nitpicked, and ultimately cast aside.
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In 2014, his three brothers were arrested, apparently in retaliation for his reporting.
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Sometimes the unintended consequences at home and retaliation from overseas can be devastating.
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If retaliation followed, that would almost certainly have sucked in American military forces.
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The sanctions were imposed in retaliation for Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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The mother might fear retaliation by the man, or ostracism by her community.
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There are also lingering fears that Jammeh may seek retaliation for his exile.
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Neither the American tariffs nor China's retaliation will go into effect right away.
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China could make some concessions to prolong talks even after tariffs and retaliation.
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Thus the Constitution should protect the players from corporate retaliation at federal behest.
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It certainly protects the N.F.L. from federal retaliation should it resist presidential demands.
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The worker, Chris Smalls, said he was fired in retaliation for his activism.
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Officials there sardonically jested about sending the comedian Cantinflas to Washington in retaliation.
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Epstein, meanwhile, was so powerful that the fear of retaliation was likely strong.
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Iran denied it was behind the violent protests and warned against any retaliation.
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Roof's motive was "retaliation for perceived offenses" against the white race, Richardson said.
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China's foreign ministry said to "stay tuned" for retaliation following the blacklist expansion.
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In retaliation, Allan was kidnapped and tortured by supporters of the accused man.
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Qassem Soleimani and Iran firing missiles at US bases in Iraq in retaliation.
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Iran's attack wasn't a major retaliation, and so they didn't escalate the crisis.
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To address that, Ernst and McCaskill's bill would target retaliation in four ways.
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Now the question facing Mr. Obama is how public a retaliation to execute.
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Iranian leadership has already threatened "harsh retaliation" over the U.S. killing of Gen.
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Iran has reacted by promising retaliation against the U.S. for the general's death.
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Washington got it right by taking a measured approach after Iran's missile retaliation.
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And reckless trade wars that will harm US competitiveness and trigger global retaliation.
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The US has in retaliation limited Russian flights over key Pacific Fleet bases.
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China imposed additional tariffs on $75 billion worth of American goods in retaliation.
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Some survivors maintain relationships out of fear of retaliation, or coercion, or manipulation.
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Mr. Cuff cried at his desk, suspecting it was retaliation, a witness testified.
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"I think everyone expected some unfortunate retaliation," Lee said of Tuesday's Iranian attacks.
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Retaliation for Soleimani could potentially come through the proxy forces which he oversaw.
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The most memorable crime was Charles' retaliation against his sister, a government witness.
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For this reason, Iran may choose to opt for a smaller scale retaliation.
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Cybersecurity experts also say that hacking might only be one form of retaliation.
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In retaliation for your rejecting this arrangement, they rejected you, at least temporarily.
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But at the Department of Energy, whistleblowers are paid with harassment and retaliation.
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The tariffs are widely expected to lead to retaliation from U.S. trade partners.
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The hacking was apparently in retaliation for revelations of Russian doping in sports.
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If anything, the GOP plan could hurt our exporters who will face retaliation.
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Japan's trade minister has warned of possible retaliation if the plan moves forward.
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Retaliation from China — notably on U.S. agricultural exports — would be inevitable, he added.
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President Trump said the United States is "locked and loaded" for potential retaliation.
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He said the border tax could trigger retaliation, pouring uncertainty into the market.
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As retaliation, she excludes him from an off-the-record dinner with Dobson.
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The Pentagon now estimates 38 percent have faced retaliation, down from 57 percent.
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This was followed by threats of retaliation from the European Union and Canada.
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And I think the market kind of expected a tit for tat retaliation.
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Meredith Whittaker and Claire Stapleton, two key organizers of the walkouts, reported retaliation.
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But the files she did receive show instances of retaliation, the report says.
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Additionally, threatened tariffs on Chinese goods could provoke retaliation and impact jobs further.
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OSHA will also protect employees who report injuries and illnesses from workplace retaliation.
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Russia has expelled hundreds of U.S. diplomats in retaliation to the new penalties.
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Those who can will need to speak out boldly and suffer possible retaliation.
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However, protests have continued even as the retaliation by the military has escalated.
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But retaliation still happens to a majority of people who file harassment claims.
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Lawmakers would be on the hook financially for all harassment and retaliation cases.
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She says that it was retaliation for her own complaint of sexual assault.
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He said that some feared that they would face retaliation if they complained.
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But the possibility of retaliation remains, and any Mexican tariffs could be damaging.
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First, her daughter Myrcella is killed in retaliation for Cersei killing Oberyn Martell.
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India's retaliation claim seeks to recoup a cost of $31 million levied on its aluminum exports and $134 million on steel, and it has said it could target U.S. exports of soya oil, palmolein and cashew nuts in its retaliation.
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In retaliation, Beijing also raised tariffs on billions of dollars worth of American products.
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About 100 people attacked the police station in Bastia on Sunday, apparently in retaliation.
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Every 30 minutes or so, a hidden Islamic State sniper opened fire, inviting retaliation.
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Britain and the Canadian province of Quebec, where Bombardier employs thousands, have threatened retaliation.
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Previous such exercises have prompted threats by Pyongyang to launch military action in retaliation.
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She claimed that Abdul-Ahad posted the explicit images in retaliation for the split.
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Any Saudi retaliation will presumably mainly come through reduced oil supply and higher prices.
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Officials are not sure about motives, but drugs or retaliation are possible, Zappala said.
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So as retaliation begins for the Trump tariffs, will other swing-state industries follow?
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She claims that Abdul-Ahad posted the explicit images in retaliation for the split.
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The whole thing is pure protectionism and could lead to retaliation from other countries.
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It also assumes a 21 percent tariff on all imports from China and retaliation.
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" He also denied "any acts of retaliation against any women for refusing his advances.
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The Canadians -- WALLACE: I -- I -- I -- I -- NAVARRO: We -- because this is (INAUDIBLE) retaliation.
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The former movie mogul, 66, has denied the allegations of nonconsensual sex and retaliation.
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He also pledged to stand with American farmers in the face of Chinese retaliation.
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Meanwhile, there is talk of retaliation from the European Union, from Canada, and Mexico.
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The two spoke on condition of anonymity due to a fear of official retaliation.
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The Liberals have threatened a levy, in retaliation for U.S. duties on softwood lumber.
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The inevitable foreign retaliation is already hurting American soybean farmers, carmakers and bourbon producers.
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She said she believes she was denied a visa in retaliation for her work.
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"The facts strongly suggest this was retaliation for a lawful peaceful protest," Clough said.
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Chinese authorities have dismissed the human rights allegations, and threatened retaliation against US companies.
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The restrictions came into effect on Thursday, fuelling calls for retaliation in South Korea.
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Industry analysts warn that shutting out Chinese vendors could also trigger retaliation from Beijing.
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And everyone within the workplace needs to be clear on company policies against retaliation.
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Employees who file complaints with the NLRB are protected from being fired for retaliation.
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Three women spoke of being raped, and many discussed suffering retaliation after reporting harassment.
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The attack came in apparent retaliation for Eichenwald's aggressive coverage of President-elect Trump.
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Following these protests, Whittaker and Stapleton said they faced internal retaliation for their actions.
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We need stronger laws against retaliation, and protections for undocumented workers who come forward.
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They get paid for all hours worked, and are protected from retaliation from supervisors.
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We will be hosting a Retaliation Town Hall to share our stories and strategize.
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Terrorist attacks, bombings, murders, kidnappings and brutal state retaliation continue at a brisk pace.
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Israeli forces in the north, he said, were now on alert for any retaliation.
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If tariffs are reimposed, retaliation would be limited to the steel and aluminum sectors.
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Moscow imposed the ban in retaliation for EU sanctions over the annexation of Crimea.
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In some cases, employees say they experienced retaliation at work for reporting the behavior.
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A culture of retaliation makes victims in the park service reluctant to come forward.
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Retaliation adds to worries that Mr Trump will harm America's economy not help it.
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Perhaps most seriously, they said, there was no time to prepare for possible retaliation.
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But most women still don't feel ready to speak up for fear of retaliation.
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"Retaliation against the U.S. trade measures could destroy the free-trade system," Seko said.
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Parker, the interim CEO, said Wells Fargo has an "absolutely ironclad" policy against retaliation.
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The restrictions came into effect on Thursday, fueling calls for retaliation in South Korea.
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India has evacuated villagers from several border areas in anticipation of possible Pakistani retaliation.
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"For one tooth, the complete jaw," he posted, seeming to imply a disproportionate retaliation.
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Tokyo has stressed that the controls were not retaliation over the forced-labour dispute.
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Go deeper: Sri Lanka minister says bombings were in retaliation for New Zealand attacks
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If countries then take retaliation into their own hands, the WTO itself may follow.
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In retaliation, rebel groups have shelled government-held parts of Aleppo in recent days.
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I was terrified of retaliation, not only professional but the safety of my children.
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Getting his retaliation in first, Mr Maduro said that Venezuela would leave the OAS.
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"That makes it really easy for retaliation and other things to happen," she says.
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He says that the bloodshed is unlikely to be direct retaliation for the arrests.
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Britain accused it of violating sanctions against Syria, prompting repeated Iranian threats of retaliation.
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The report "Global Macro Scenario: US Trade Protectionism and Retaliation" is available at www.fitchratings.
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Instigating a trade war is the wrong solution because it will only provoke retaliation.
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China imposed its tariffs last Friday in retaliation for U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Yet a third of people overall said they feared retaliation if they reported corruption.
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If the retaliation expands, however, the administration could find itself on shaky legal ground.
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It could have been retaliation or a continuation of the events earlier that day.
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Britain accused it of violating sanctions on Syria, prompting repeated Iranian threats of retaliation.
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Tokyo has stressed that the controls were not retaliation over the forced-labor dispute.
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What didn't help NBA YoungBoy's case ... he jumped on social media and threatened retaliation.
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In one instance, those actions constituted retaliation against a complainant for reporting sexual assault.
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Vice President Joe Biden condemned the action, and noted there could be U.S. retaliation.
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Meng's lawyers have sued Canadian authorities in retaliation, claiming they violated her constitutional rights.
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In retaliation, Arab countries cut production and prohibited exports to a number of countries.
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Since then, Russia has kept its promise to exact a painful price in retaliation.
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Officers told Francis he was being arrested for drunk driving, weed possession and retaliation.
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The Chinese response to Chinese tire safeguards in 2009 is an example of retaliation.
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All who spoke feared retaliation and would not allow their names to be used.
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She has also threatened retaliation against unhelpful officials when she is returned to power.
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One man said that he had originally stayed silent out of fear of retaliation.
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Serious studies warn of the costs flowing from new U.S. tariffs and others' retaliation.
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It also shows that few employees are willing to raise concerns about retaliation internally.
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They're more likely to face retaliation and harassment than to see justice being served.
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China dislikes the BAT but dislikes global retaliation for internal economic choices even more.
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Canada is threatening retaliation against U.S.-produced ketchup, cucumbers, beer kegs, refrigerators and dishwashers.
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All the people spoke under condition of anonymity, citing fears of retaliation from Tesla.
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If they survived it's likely they would attempt retaliation against the U.S. or Japan.
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Additionally, the women claim their negative reaction to the alleged behavior resulted in retaliation.
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They told CNN they did not file formal complaints out of fear of retaliation.
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Garnett suggested he feared retaliation by Lebsock for supporting the movement to oust him.
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But the market is concerned there could be unrest or terrorist attacks in retaliation.
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Physical retaliation by some Protestant residents and police rapidly escalated into full-blown fighting.
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Lawmakers should abandon punitive measures that could incite retaliation against American companies operating abroad.
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Tammy Duckworth's (D) upcoming hearing regarding a lawsuit against her that alleges workplace retaliation.
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At least 20 of those organizations turned down the request over fears of retaliation.
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However, the measure holds individual members personally liable for harassment and retaliation settlements only.
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Going publicNow Peter has filed his own wrongful-termination lawsuit against Cigna, alleging retaliation.
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South Korea said it was not taking the steps as an act of retaliation.
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Trump later ordered and then called off a decision to strike Iran in retaliation.
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The Chinese announced retaliation will hit a much smaller volume, $2628 billion of imports.
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Commanders must know that retaliation against victims of any kind will not be tolerated.
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The company also said it would publicly release its harassment, discrimination and retaliation policies.
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In so doing, it is almost certain to invite retaliation from our trade partners.
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Harper did not comment on the allegations of retaliation or circumstances of Babakinejad's departure.
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Over the weekend, more than 200 Iranian lawmakers warned of the potential for retaliation.
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It let sexual harassment training wane and, women charge, failed to stamp out retaliation.
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Balloonists have clashed with South Korean villagers worried about becoming targets of Northern retaliation.
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I don't think the Chinese retaliation against the U.S. $50 billion was a surprise.
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"Initially, police did not expect this kind of retaliation by them," said Mr. Ahmad.
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Beijing has threatened retaliation, which could include action against U.S. companies operating in China.
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She rejected his advances, and says she was intimidated and reassigned jobs in retaliation.
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"We think it is improper for anybody to be talking about retaliation," Waters said.
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Was this retaliation for the arrest last week of the last surviving Paris bomber?
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Zandi said the tariffs and retaliation could cost the U.S. economy roughly 250,85033 jobs.
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Out of embarrassment or pragmatism, media companies generally avoid legal retaliation after getting pranked.
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Japanese carmakers could benefit if retaliation slows American auto sales in the Chinese market.
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Maybe the Trump administration responds too aggressively to a provocation, prompting North Korean retaliation.
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Fellaini swung an elbow in retaliation, though both men avoided punishment on the pitch.
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Combined with our massive retaliation, this could have spelled the end of modern life.
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Stapleton says Twohill never asked her about the incidents surrounding her claims of retaliation.
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"First and foremost, we wouldn't encourage any sort of retaliation," McIlroy said on Sunday.
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The US military seized the bells after conducting a series of attacks in retaliation.
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The State Department on Tuesday said it would not speculate about possible Russian retaliation.
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The State Department officials would not discuss what steps China might take in retaliation.
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Meantime, the administration has sought ways to help farmers survive the pain of retaliation.
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Trump ordered air strikes in retaliation, only to abort the strikes minutes before impact.
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That means better reporting processes, increased protections against retaliation, external transparency, and CEO accountability.
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What worries many economists is the prospect that the retaliation will go even further.
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For practical purposes, many of them have little or no legal protection against retaliation.
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Officials have speculated that it could be retaliation by criminal groups for police raids.
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What's more, the coming retaliation from America's trade partners is more political than economic.
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There would be retaliation for stories they didn't like, but nothing compared with this.
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The investigator could not substantiate some allegations, including one asserting retaliation by Dr. Fryer.
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That retaliation, the plaintiffs said, violated the First Amendment by diluting their voting power.
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Anything less can be construed as retaliation, at least in your boss's worst nightmares!
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U.S. military and intelligence chiefs are worried, however, about possible retaliation against their forces.
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Her brothers didn't want to join the gang, so they were killed in retaliation.
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It said "targets identified in the region" were struck and destroyed immediately in retaliation.
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That silence may be rooted in careerism and fear of retaliation, Professor Adler said.
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Retaliation Moley and Stull retaliated against other employees as well, according to the report.
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She had continued working with him out of fear of retaliation, the complaint said.
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After the Charleston massacre, some political and law enforcement officials worried about possible retaliation.
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They also worried that foreign retaliation could hinder United States automakers from selling abroad.
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I think they should be because we haven't see what promises to be retaliation?
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She said she has been contemplating the possibility of more clashes and more retaliation.
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Likewise, Tehran has signaled that its retaliation has "concluded," at least for the moment.
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The retaliation, if that's what it was, didn't match the gravity of the assault.
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The outpouring of grief for Qassim Suleimani is the country's first act of retaliation.
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That strike was retaliation for the January 2 US strike that killed Iranian Gen.
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That was in retaliation for the subsidies Europe provided to aircraft maker Airbus (EADSF).
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The attack, launched in retaliation for the US airstrikes that had killed Iranian Gen.
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The whistleblower was granted anonymity under federal law to keep him safe from retaliation.
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He said the White House had lobbed mere "pebbles" in retaliation for the interference.
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The lawmakers also expressed concern about retaliation against individual workers who have come forward.
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Pandora was the creation of Zeus in retaliation for Prometheus stealing fire from heaven.
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Many black witnesses who supported Wilson's version of events were clearly afraid of retaliation.
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Fear of Chinese retaliation has gripped Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and her government.
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California Labor Code Section 232.5 prohibits retaliation against workers for complaints about workplace conditions.
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That move came in retaliation for similar Chinese government rules imposed on American diplomats.
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Unfortunately, I'm not sure if this round (of retaliation) will be the last round.
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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei responded by vowing "harsh retaliation" over the attack.
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The drone strike fueled concerns about Iranian retaliation among many Americans over the weekend.
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Iran seems to be hell-bent on a retaliation, which I think will come.
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But the strike will do only the opposite, fueling tensions and likely ensuring retaliation.
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That retaliation came in the form of a missile attack on two Iraqi bases.
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Some Republican lawmakers criticized this move and expressed fear of retaliation from other countries.
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In retaliation, the Chinese authorities began closing his Giordano clothing stores on the mainland.
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The Iranian attack was in retaliation for the United States killing of Maj. Gen.
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There was also retaliation for rebuking Razek and his advances, according to The Times.
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Most spoke on the condition of anonymity, citing confidentiality agreements and fear of retaliation.
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Oil companies came under pressure after crude prices erased earlier gains on Iran's retaliation.
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None were willing to be quoted by name, fearing retaliation in the current administration.
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Iranian leaders have vowed "revenge" and "harsh retaliation" against the U.S. for the attack.
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Does Trump wildly escalate to an attack on Tehran with threats of nuclear retaliation?
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"Retaliation protections that intelligence community whistle-blowers have are not very enforceable," she says.
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Various media reports cited Trump-owned properties as possible targets for retaliation by Iran.
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After days of anticipation, Tehran's zero-casualty retaliation came as a relief to many.
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Beyond retaliation, Iran's ultimate goal in Iraq is to make continued American presence unviable.
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Still, administration officials acknowledged that Soleimani's killing carried a high risk of Iranian retaliation.
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Iran shot missiles at Iraqi bases holding U.S. forces as retaliation for Soleimani's death.
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He said it was carried out in retaliation for an escalation in air strikes.
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Many spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of retaliation from the company.
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Students who report such incidents often experience retaliation from their schools, the lawsuit said.
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We pay the price through fear of retaliation and fear of losing our jobs.
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Retaliation by Syria or its allies over the strike may be yet to come.
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China has detained — in retaliation, some say — two Canadians and accused them of espionage.
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Investors have grown concerned about Trump's trade agenda leading to retaliation from U.S. partners.
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The moves were widely viewed as retaliation for Meng's arrest despite denials from Beijing.
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A total of 232 complaints alleged retaliation against whistleblowers for speaking out about problems.
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"People feel very strongly that there should be no more retaliation and blood spilled."
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It is best to view Putin's moves through the lens of payback and retaliation.
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When you're talking about when you mention retaliation, what exactly are you talking about?
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Ms. Roginsky said she had faced retaliation for refusing sexual advances from Mr. Ailes.
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Industry leaders and allied countries threatened retaliation over what they called blatantly protectionist measures.
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These are not simple decisions and are not exempt from the risk of retaliation.
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Those acts of retaliation prompted anger from Moscow, which vowed to respond in kind.
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But no domestic logistics company would transport the work for fear of government retaliation.
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Beijing has indicated any such move would be quickly followed by its own retaliation.
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Favale denies allegations of retaliation and said his comments were taken out of context.
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"There is a high chance the herders will kill it in retaliation," he said.
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In retaliation, 100 people accused of being terrorists have been killed by the military.
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So the region is at a dangerous crossroads, where retaliation could quickly breed escalation.
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While applauded for bravery frequently, accusers are also often defamed and otherwise suffer retaliation.
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In retaliation, India's then-leader, Indira Gandhi, was assassinated by her two Sikh bodyguards.
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Six black residents declined to be interviewed on the record, saying they feared retaliation.
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"This is a direct retaliation for unionizing," former DNAinfo reporter Noah Hurowitz told Mashable.
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The tax invites the possibility of American retaliation and could further inflame trade tensions.
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"This whole thing smacks of some sort of retaliation for his testimony," he said.
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Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said a week later that retaliation would be inevitable.
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"The other potential criticism is that you face retaliation from other countries," Varney noted.
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In retaliation, Russia has banned imports of many Western dairy and other agricultural products.
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Those acted quietly, while Mr. Modi publicized his military's retaliation to the September attack.
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She says she reported the manager to human resources, which she alleges spurred retaliation.
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The State Department inspector general is still probing other cases of alleged political retaliation.
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Retaliation from China, America's largest trade partner, could hit the U.S. economy particularly hard.
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More arms shipments will continue to increase tensions between Washington and Moscow, inviting retaliation.
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The suit accused the company of gender discrimination and retaliation, which Magic Leap denied.
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In retaliation, the government last week threw the bloc's envoy out of the country.
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China will have space to respond, reducing the risk of immediate retaliation from Beijing.
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Last week, the company threatened litigation against the cyberagency, as well as economic retaliation.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has warned of economic retaliation if the rulings are enforced.
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In fact, he dared them to cut his mic, promising retaliation if they did.
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Forcelli eventually filed a whistle-blower-retaliation claim against the A.T.F., which was successful.
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The investors spoke on condition of anonymity, fearful of retaliation if they were identified.
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But Sunday's retaliation involved direct strikes on Iranian proxies, making it particularly dangerous ground.
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He lost a whistle-blower retaliation lawsuit in New York against Siemens in 2013.
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Yet even in-demand workers in highly paid jobs face retaliation for speaking up.
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Finally, we request the University refrain from retaliation of our coaches, players and fans.
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The move came in retaliation for similar duties announced by Washington just hours earlier.
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A yellow-jerseyed ref (also an inmate) blew his whistle, catching Toni's retaliation. Foul.
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Many teachers have also not publicly expressed opposition to the building, allegedly fearing retaliation.
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Under the threat of retaliation, the Bush administration withdrew the steel tariffs in 2003.
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Even though there are individual working groups where retaliation would not be tolerated at all, the failure of Google's leadership to lead by example and not retaliate and to deal with retaliation anywhere it happens at the company — that is the broader problem.
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"There could be retribution or retaliation for exposing a building's illegal conduct," Mr. Harman said.
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In retaliation, Beijing has also raised tariffs on billions of dollars worth of American products.
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Winning the case would force China to drop its subsidies or face WTO-sanctioned retaliation.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov dismissed Britain's warnings of retaliation were propaganda and not serious.
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Since Nate has terrible information on Tyler, he can brutalize him without threat of retaliation.
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No one who complained experienced any retaliation, and some even left with recommendations in hand.
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While retaliation is a possible motive, it is unclear whether Buie targeted Winchester, police said.
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Police say the violence appeared to be retaliation for Stewart&aposs pending dismissal at work.
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The rebels in retaliation had fired scores of rockets on the nearby Hama military airport.
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And if they use those retaliation rights on June -- (CROSSTALK) GIGOT: These are other countries?
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The retaliation is targeted and hits a whole host of different agricultural and manufactured goods.
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He is suing the city for creating a hostile work environment, gender discrimination and retaliation.
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The United States, France and United Kingdom launched air strikes in retaliation for that attack.
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Game theory has also shown that the threat of retaliation is good at creating deterrence.
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They enable bullying and retaliation, they suppress candid advice, and they lead to careless policy.
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But hours later, Putin said that no such act of retaliation was going to happen.
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Either steel, aluminum, or the retaliation back from the steel/aluminum tariffs, and uncertainty created.
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Washington imposed duties on steel and aluminum imports, provoking retaliation by the nation's trade partners.
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Once they are picked up he sends ex-gang members to try to prevent retaliation.
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Sometimes I would jump so much that I'd get disoriented, making escape or retaliation difficult.
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Some of them spoke on condition of anonymity out of fear of retaliation from Amazon.
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Both women reported that they felt they had faced retaliation from managers for reporting Strong.
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Federal law would protect the whistleblower from retaliation, since he's cooperating with the inspector general.
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That Amazon would prevent "discrimination and retaliation" against workers who report injuries or safety issues.
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He asked that only his initials be used, for fear of retaliation from the government.
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And industries most vulnerable to retaliation, like agriculture, are protesting about losing valuable export opportunities.
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The inmate testified without giving his name, worried about retaliation from prisoners and guards alike.
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Google has denied the retaliation allegations, saying that any changes to positions were not retaliatory.
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In retaliation, China hiked tariffs on $60 billion worth of U.S. goods earlier this week.
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At the sit-ins, employees shared stories of what they said were acts of retaliation.
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He was sanctioned last month by the Trump administration as retaliation for Russian election meddling.
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The move drew retaliation by countries including China, Canada, Mexico, Turkey and the European Union.
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China's threatened retaliation, announced on August 3rd, will be tariffs on $60bn of American imports.
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More broadly, there's a question of whether Moscow's retaliation will affect the US election directly.
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Pakistan reacted with fury, cutting transport and trade links and expelling India's ambassador in retaliation.
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No wonder, when complaints of sexual harassment at work often lead to retaliation, not justice.
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His name — along with the video — is being withheld to protect the smugglers from retaliation.
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Hannah said she told people what happened, as well as the retaliation she had faced.
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The Chinese snapped back with their own list, laying out a retaliation of equal size.
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The Societs also feared they would be blamed for the slaying and attacked in retaliation.
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The 40-count indictment included charges for extortion, retaliation against a judge, and criminal impersonation.
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And if these reports about retaliation at Google are true, that's probably for the better.
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Workers shouldn't have to risk retaliation just to learn more about safety in the workplace.
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To weaken America's resolve, robust retaliation was threatened against American goods, from soyabeans to bourbon.
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By contrast, China's retaliation, and the latest American threats over intellectual property, are more sophisticated.
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The ports were closed in retaliation for a missile fired from Yemen by the Houthis.
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The defense ministry statement said the Turkish army opened fire in retaliation against YPG targets.
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But it was still a brutal piece of retaliation, and Mr Zidane was sent off.
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He posted anonymously, as so to allow him to speak out without fear of retaliation.
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To squash any retaliation, Flores suggests they spread a rumor that Ruiz helped the guards.
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He wanted to get his retaliation in before the imaginary insurgents turned on his soldiers.
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U.S. RETALIATION AGAINST CHINA HIGHER TARIFFS The United States could increase tariffs on Chinese imports.
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Now, we are at the edge, I hope, of the tariff retaliation on both sides.
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With retaliation already being proposed, the risk to business confidence is a worry for investors.
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Gaza militant groups usually evacuate potential targets in anticipation of retaliation for attacks against Israelis.
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The athlete is probably not going to bring it up, because they're afraid of retaliation.
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President Obama has now put new sanctions into place as a retaliation for Russia's actions.
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You have no protection whatsoever, and you are extremely vulnerable to retaliation by local authorities.
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How do you balance deterrence of future action against retaliation or punishment of past action?
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Not all these claims involved sexual harassment — they also included retaliation, discrimination and other issues.
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The agency and CollegeAmerica went to trial on the EEOC's retaliation claim in July 2016.
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From the start, the US actions stoked tensions and fear of Iranian retaliation in cyberspace.
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Hawaii, Idaho, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Wyoming, and Guam ban retaliation for petitions or voting.
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Headlines Russia expels 150 diplomats and closes U.S. consulate in retaliation against UK allies on.ft.
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Francis was eventually taken into custody and charged with DWI, possession of marijuana and retaliation.
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Washington became the victim of retaliation once she told supervisors she was asked to testify.
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They understand what a retaliation might mean, in terms of consequences and things like that.
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That's when one officer grabbed his wrist -- and in retaliation, Pacman slapped the guy's arm!!!
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She has asked to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation against her family in Venezuela.
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They spoke on the condition of anonymity due to nondisclosure agreements or fear of retaliation.
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The person who made the recording asked not to be identified for fear of retaliation.
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Soon after, he was put in solitary confinement in "retaliation" for speaking up, he says.
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But critics calling for outright retaliation are unlikely to be satisfied by an indirect response.
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That has raised the prospect of a transatlantic tax war, with America hinting at retaliation.
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Last week, Pakistan suggested Indian retaliation could adversely impact the ongoing talks with the Taliban.
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The show could help promote freedom of expression without undue threat of censorship or retaliation.
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Damjanski said he and his partners are not worried about any retaliation from the museum.
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"They are instead retaliating - engaging in economic retaliation, which makes me really angry," she added.
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Trudeau confirmed that the country would impose direct reciprocal tariffs on the U.S. in retaliation.
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Like many of her neighbors, Joan declined to give her surname because she feared retaliation.
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Almost forty per cent said that they didn't report the incidents because they feared retaliation.
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Gaza militants said the rockets are retaliation for Israel's "aggressive crime," The Washington Post reported.
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It therefore may regard other countries' oil installations as being a legitimate target for retaliation.
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China's retaliation so far has targeted Midwest farmers, many of whom were bedrock Trump supporters.
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Beijing has pledged equal retaliation, although it only imports about $130 billion of U.S. goods.
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Yet prosecutors say that Mr. Sumter's murder was not direct retaliation for Ms. Murphy's death.
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The question is: 'are they more likely to deploy the tools they have in retaliation?
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"There should never be any retaliation against workers for reporting a security violation," he said.
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Maduro on Tuesday ordered the expulsion of two top U.S. diplomats in Caracas in retaliation.
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China in retaliation said it will introduce taxation measures of the same scale and strength.
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Canada quickly responded with plans to match the U.S. tariffs dollar-for-dollar in retaliation.
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Beijing has pledged equal retaliation, although it only imports about $260.2 billion of U.S. goods.
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Canada's top cybersecurity official said the country is prepared for possible retaliation over Meng's arrest.
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Dushku then told CBS that she believed her being written off the show was retaliation.
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"I'm not expecting retaliation," he said of Boeing, which he described as a good employer.
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The employee spoke with Business Insider on the condition of anonymity for fear of retaliation.
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In retaliation, the Trump administration imposed sanctions and tariffs on two top Turkish government officials.
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Sharaf Luqman, said Yemeni forces had escalated their missile strikes against Saudi Arabia in retaliation.
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Google's response: Google in a statement said it does not condone retaliation in the workplace.
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Lazarus is best known for hacking Sony Pictures in retaliation for the movie The Interview.
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Mexico implemented the charges in retaliation for U.S. levies on Mexican steel and aluminum products.
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The strikes are a retaliation against Assad's forces using chemical weapons against civilians this week.
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It would also invite European tariff retaliation and risk plunging Germany into an economic recession.
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Retaliation against Trump: Trump's new tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber sparked the response from Clark.
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Mr. Seidu and Mr. Randolph were charged with witness retaliation; the charges were later dropped.
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At the world body, whistle-blowers are summarily dismissed in retaliation for disclosures of misconduct.
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We'd occasionally grill tiny pork sausages over the toaster in our room, in secret retaliation.
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Hypotheticals and thought experiments metastasize across the pages of publications while harassment and retaliation remain.
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Banning people from a truly diverse range of countries could very well provoke serious retaliation.
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In retaliation, Dwight refuses to catch the ball in the first, third, and fourth quarters.
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Now, a senior Iranian military commander has threatened to seize a British ship in retaliation.
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The European Union is already examining Kentucky bourbon and Wisconsin cheese for possible trade retaliation.
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There, they've encountered retaliation from security forces and paramilitary groups loyal to the Ortega government.
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Now, U.S. farmers prepare to plant their crops under a cloud of potential Chinese retaliation.
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Beijing plans retaliation in kind, and American metal producers, energy companies and automakers are worried.
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In return, China has floated retaliation on United States exports of airplanes, sorghum and soybeans.
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Prison activists and organizers like Hannibal maintain that lockdowns and staff retaliation forced the slowdown.
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An Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander threatened on Friday to seize a British ship in retaliation.
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After surviving an assassination attempt, President Keane is in full retaliation mode against her enemies.
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His parents claimed the move was in retaliation for the housing lawsuit and sued again.
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Baghdad plans to impose punitive measures on the KRG in retaliation for holding the vote.
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The new tariffs will inflict damage on the American economy even absent retaliation from abroad.
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All the licking never had its desired effect—drawing the opponent into a retaliation penalty.
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They also risk retaliation from major trade partners such as China, Europe and neighboring Canada.
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In June 2015, he sued Wells Fargo in federal court for retaliation and other claims.
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In fear of police retaliation, he said, he does not want his last name published.
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As anger mounted in India in the wake of the attack, Modi promised forceful retaliation.
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In retaliation, they surround the vehicle, antagonizing the police inside until they pull away quickly.
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She says he blacklisted her from movie roles, including Peter Jackson's enormous franchise as retaliation.
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The Mexican government has left the door open to retaliation to steel and aluminum tariffs.
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"We can perhaps expect the Chinese to push ahead with militarization as retaliation," he said.
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Prosecutors say these laws protect witnesses from retaliation, but critics challenge their fairness and constitutionality.
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She later initiated an arbitration with Tesla claiming whistleblower status and alleging discrimination and retaliation.
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He and his lawyers said the demotion was an illegal retaliation against his whistle-blowing.
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In retaliation, Aerys wiped out the Darklyn family — torturing and killing even their distant kinsmen.
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Muslim Advocates has withheld the women's names from the public, saying they fear further retaliation.
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In retaliation, Russia passed a law to designate international news media companies as foreign agents.
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Prosecutors said the threats were in retaliation for The Globe's leadership in the editorial campaign.
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China, the largest buyer of U.S. soybeans, shut its doors in retaliation for U.S. tariffs.
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No European country has agreed yet to host the entity for fear of American retaliation.
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A default could lead to retaliation from other countries, asset freezes abroad and economic isolation.
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"Study Finds 75 Percent of Workplace Harassment Victims Experienced Retaliation When They Spoke Up." Vox.
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The images caused an uproar in Gaza, with many social media commentators calling for retaliation.
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Within those pages she accused the Academy of retaliation and voting irregularities, among other things.
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