The implication is that you don't have an ethical right to bomb them out of their ability to retaliate against you. |
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Cecil watched his opponent warily, ready to retaliate at the merest hint of an attack. |
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Skye opened her mouth to retaliate, but, seeing April's look, swallowed the insult. |
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But if the U.S. ratchets up the pressure with more protectionist moves, Beijing may retaliate with higher tariffs of its own. |
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Delia and Sam tried to stop him but he immediately got back up in attempt to retaliate. |
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If he spits in the face of deeply held Labour beliefs, he must not be surprised if offended party members retaliate. |
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As parents, we teach our children not to retaliate and that two wrongs don't make a right. |
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The tiger only learned to avoid people when their abilities to retaliate increased over the last two centuries. |
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The Democrats likely would retaliate by filibustering all Republican bills. |
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The military is ready to retaliate if the U.S. is hit by cyberweapons, the Defense Secretary said. |
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A brief silence followed, in which she tried to retaliate with a clever comeback and he frowned angrily at the ground. |
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I opened my mouth to retaliate, but the comeback would not leave my tongue. |
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They threaten to strike, create picket lines you can't cross, retaliate against scabs, and all the rest. |
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Though I'd have to make sure I killed him with the first blow, because he'd batter me senseless if he got a chance to retaliate. |
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I have been told in so many words that if a former teammate gets checked, then that player will retaliate. |
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Before he had time to retaliate or respond, she picked up her tray and retreated towards the door that led to the kitchen. |
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Like a four-year-old beating a big grown-up with his puny fists, they are actually counting on us not to retaliate. |
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Sea transportation there would get tricky if allied forces retaliate militarily against the ruling extremists in the country. |
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There was the mini blowup in the dugout when one of his pitchers failed to retaliate for a beanball at Guillen. |
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The colonialist has a smug, secure sneer on his face, like a dire dare to retaliate. |
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It is difficult for women to retaliate in public without creating a scene and inviting stares when something like this happens. |
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It allows a nation to respond to an attack with force, but not to retaliate once the attack has ended or is stopped. |
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Some rebel brigade leaders threatened to retaliate against Hezbollah directly. |
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Moreover, Canadians rightly expect us to do more than just retaliate against acts of terror. |
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Never retaliate against any employee for having raised concerns or complaints in good faith. |
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Microsoft will not circumvent the commitments and shall not retaliate against OEMs for installing competing web browsers or by other means. |
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In fact it is often difficult to retaliate against terrorism in a conventional manner. |
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That winter, my patrol entered a village to retaliate against pro-German collaborators. |
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If we cut off all relations, the hardliners among the Government may retaliate against civilians, humanitarian workers and UNMIS personnel. |
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They did not retaliate against the combat hungry intruder and left their homeland for a second time. |
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You give as good as you get, which means that we have to retaliate. |
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If another player cheats you, you can take it lying down, retaliate on your own or hire mercenaries to exact revenge. |
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The Mets' obliviousness to Swisher's demonstration dampened speculation that they might retaliate against him. |
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We witnessed the contretemps that occurred on the split-run magazine issue when the Americans threatened to retaliate on steel. |
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Most sarcasm or sharp criticism is aimed at individuals, and a person wounded by a jeer or a sneer is more than likely to retaliate. |
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If he refuses to strangle his own baby in the crib, Republicans are happy to retaliate. |
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The Americans have threatened to retaliate against this retaliation, raising the risk of a genuine trade war over steel. |
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So to retaliate against two terrorists by lashing out at potentially 1.6 billion people simply doesn't make sense. |
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After all, the greatest danger to global economic stability is that other countries would retaliate with protectionist measures of their own. |
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The parties submit that should they seek to exercise any market power, customers are strong enough to retaliate. |
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The central authorities decided not to retaliate, so as not to escalate the situation. |
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It agreed to cease hostilities, but that did not mean that it would not retaliate if attacked. |
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Nuclear weapons could prove the only way for it to retaliate in-kind, and nobody wants that. |
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Behind this need to retaliate is the damage to our world view. |
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Mar decided to retaliate by raising the standard for the house of Stuart. |
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I should have been prepared for her to retaliate and take revenge on me. |
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Shaking the snow from his hair, Devon immediately moved to retaliate, bombarding Max with amazingly well aimed snowballs until he took refuge behind his father. |
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For several minutes he ducked and dived under knife thrusts, but he was tiring fast and couldn't see how he could seriously retaliate, short of disarming the man. |
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I had expected them to immediately retaliate with nasty comments. |
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Obviously, it is unlawful to retaliate against an employee who has complained about a prohibited practice, or against another employee who has supported the complaint. |
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At least some members of Congress are looking to retaliate in kind. |
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Some participants were also concerned that the information they provided in their statement might provoke the offender to retaliate when they completed their jail sentence. |
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When that country finally began to retaliate to protect itself and moved into Uganda, resulting in the final ouster of Idi Amin, it was rebuked by a UN resolution for taking action against Uganda. |
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Here's a roundup of the latest developments: Syria The four-day ceasefire started at dawn on Friday, but the army warned it would retaliate against rebel attacks, the BBC reports. |
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Antagonize opposing players, finish checks, retaliate for late shots on goal, draw penalties and pick fights-all after the referee blows the whistle! |
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The programme is designed to encourage bonafide reporting of misconduct, as well as to discourage those who would either interfere with or retaliate for such reporting. |
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A pitched battle ensues and at last David finds the courage to retaliate. |
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Try to remain in control and not retaliate. |
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I get letters from citizens asking for the Czech authorities to retaliate. |
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Too often defamation cases mask political and economic powers' determination to retaliate against allegations of mismanagement or corruption, and to exert undue pressure on media independence. |
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Irgun ordered its members not to resist or retaliate with violence, so as to prevent a civil war. |
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It is illegal to retaliate against a person for filing a complaint. |
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They have often threatened to retaliate in the past when former junta leaders faced prosecution. Placed under house arrest, both ex-officers have requested military hearings, which would quickly exonerate them. |
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All of the good work done by the policy will be undone if people are allowed to retaliate against someone who has filed a complaint or who has cooperated in an investigation. |
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States retaliate by first attempting to delegitimize the NSAG-and today this will most likely involve trying to get the group onto a terrorist list. |
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They're taking liberties, and we can't retaliate. |
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The Senators did not retaliate against Boyle during that game. |
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Hezbollah may retaliate against Western targets. |
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Furthermore, humanitarians must enlarge upon the necessity of protection activities to meet a high standard of defensibility vis-à-vis any party able to block access or retaliate directly against people. |
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These invited West Europeans again to question whether America would retaliate for an attack on Europe and thus initiate a mutually destructive Soviet-U. S. nuclear war. |
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The year of the car Queen of the online flea market Reprints Related items Imported car factories: Buying jobs can be expensiveNov 27th 2003To survive, Detroit's manufacturers have to retaliate on all fronts. |
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This no-snitch mentality is not a new challenge to police, who are often frustrated by shooting victims who choose to retaliate on their own instead of help police take a dangerous person off the street. |
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Every Goldcorp employee has a duty to report violations of this Code and has a right to expect that Goldcorp will not retaliate against or punish an employee who, in good faith, reports a violation of the Code. |
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After September 11, they held night-long prayer meetings, expressing concern for Americans and praying that citizens of the U. S. would find the courage not to retaliate with war. |
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In 1998, the WTO agreed with Canada and the United States on this matter and in 1999 it allowed both countries to retaliate by increasing duties on certain EU imports. |
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Furthermore, the EU has been entitled to retaliate since August 2002, date when the WTO arbitrator fixed the amount of countermeasures to which the EU is entitled. |
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The passage through the gatehouse was lengthened to increase the amount of time an assailant had to spend under fire in a confined space and unable to retaliate. |
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And he reckons the roughhouse tactics were part of a plan by Martin O'Neill's men, including McCarthy and Whelan, to try to get Scots players to retaliate. |
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John insulted Peter to retaliate for Peter's acid remark earlier. |
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It is unlucky to be obliged to retaliate the injuries of authors, whose works are so soon forgotten that we are in danger of appearing the first aggressors. |
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After the company announced plans to reduce benefits, the union threatened to retaliate by calling for a strike. |
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