That attack prompted a brutal reprisal by Islamic State fighters.
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They spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal.
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I could travel, work, and live without fear of reprisal.
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He asked not to be identified for fear of reprisal.
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Lawful whistle-blowers should always — always — be protected from reprisal.
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Several Cathay employees asked for anonymity for fear of reprisal.
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An interview with the inspector general affords protection against reprisal.
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And not only because of the genuine fear of reprisal.
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Nurses have to feel comfortable correcting doctors without fear of reprisal.
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He was instrumental in developing agency regulations governing whistleblower reprisal investigations.
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A group of farmers then attacked the Fulani camp in reprisal.
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She said she suspected that they feared some form of reprisal.
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In a reprisal of that routine on Thursday, Chen fell again.
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Robin said the killing could be a reprisal for that murder.
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He did not give his last name for fear of reprisal.
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Often, fan remakes face threats of legal reprisal from rights holders.
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Consider my friend, Firefighter Fred (name changed for fear of reprisal).
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He, too, insisted on using only his first name, fearing reprisal.
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It's an unforced error that invites a reprisal without benefiting anyone.
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He spoke on condition of anonymity because he feared government reprisal.
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Some Fulani leaders, however, have vowed to carry out reprisal attacks.
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"It is an act of reprisal," MEDREK's chairman Beyene Petros told Reuters.
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Large blasts sometimes set off reprisal attacks against the minority Sunni community.
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Some allege the Draft America's Daughters Act is reprisal for gender integration.
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That prompted reprisal attacks by Christian fighters, resulting in numerous civilian deaths.
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Many organizations fearing police reprisal no longer store condoms, according to Harsono.
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The promise of Loopy Doopy, atop the Conrad Hotel, is childhood's reprisal.
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Each asked for anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from Tesla.
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Fear of reprisal and harmful social norms compounds their lack of participation.
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Each flight attendant requested anonymity for fear of reprisal from their employer.
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Of those, at least 43 were killed in reprisal for their work.
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But they have left little doubt that their arrests were in reprisal.
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Each was granted anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from Tesla.
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They requested anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from their employers.
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This dynamic, and the resulting fear of reprisal, discourages reporting of sexual misconduct.
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All eight current or former employees spoke out anonymously for fear of reprisal.
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The family hasn't filed a complaint about Emam's death for fear of reprisal.
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Both should be free to de-convert or reconvert without intimidation or reprisal.
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Take the mask off and behave like a boor without fear of reprisal.
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Most asked for anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from their employer.
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It allows people to vote the way they feel without fear of reprisal.
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Each requested anonymity for fear of reprisal from their current or former employer.
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Six asked for anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from their employer.
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Most requested anonymity for fear of reprisal from their current or former employers.
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Each asked for anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from their employer.
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To avenge Soleimani's death, Tehran needed to take credit for a reprisal attack.
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The source did not want to give his name for fear of reprisal.
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Massoud is currently starring in Hulu&aposs "Reprisal" playing gang member Ethan Hart.
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Five requested anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from their former employer.
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The biggest reprisal is you just never have the opportunity to get opportunities.
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Those who refused to take part, they said, were threatened with professional reprisal.
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It would be intolerable: viewed as a betrayal, grounds for banishment and reprisal.
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In the end, Chance played the reprisal of "Blessings" Coloring Book's penultimate track.
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"Whistle-blowers play an essential public service in coming forward with such information, and they should never suffer reprisal or even the threat of reprisal for doing so," wrote the inspectors general, who serve as independent watchdogs for their agencies.
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" SIGAR also contended the government is "failing to protect reformers and whistleblowers from reprisal.
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This seeming oversight was one impetus for 2016's reprisal of the #OscarsSoWhite protests.
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The witness declined to give their name for fear of reprisal from the authorities.
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Entrepreneurs who deliberately mischaracterize their compensation face reprisal from the IRS if they're caught.
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Refinery29 has reached out to Witherspoon's team for comment about her reprisal of Mrs.
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People could work discreetly in their own homes or hotels without fear of reprisal.
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Obviously, granting letters of marque and reprisal is a critically important power of Congress.
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Each of them was granted anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from Tesla.
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He did not give his last name for fear of reprisal from rights' activists.
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Some requested anonymity due to fear of reprisal from their current or former employers.
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He was no longer willing to let a fear of reprisal constrain his life.
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They feared reprisal in the workplace, at their children's schools, even at their church.
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Some are even saying the reprisal makes paying a new subscription fee worth it.
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Worse, it could invite Communist reprisal, ranging from threats and physical attacks to assassinations.
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Four asked for anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from their former employers.
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They all spoke on condition of anonymity, citing fear of reprisal from the company.
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Ethnic reprisal attacks have killed hundreds of civilians in the two countries this year.
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In reprisal, more than a thousand Muslims were killed, while the police stood by.
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Nobody is immune from reprisal over failing to pay household employees the right way.
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Others are too afraid to use the government's "human corridors," fearing reprisal once they escape.
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As a final act of reprisal, Franken demeaned her with the photograph of her sleeping.
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BuzzFeed wrote that one Xplor employee, who was not named for fear of reprisal, said:
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Fewer than 1 percent of any reprisal cases investigated have received any form of relief.
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Yep, it's safe to say Reprisal is a show where blood isn't thicker than water.
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Most requested anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from their current or former employers.
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Many women in politics are hesitant to share their stories publicly, for fear of reprisal.
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Many Dachang residents, like Pan, declined to give their full names for fear of reprisal.
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The flight attendants were granted anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from their employers.
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We know Trump holds an office that gives him vast power for intimidation, patronage, and reprisal.
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According to the New York Times, it's the largest reprisal the trade body has ever authorized.
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Trump's remarks on Tuesday were a more vehement reprisal of his initial response to the bloodshed.
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But even if Gawker was wrong to post those articles, Thiel's method of reprisal is dangerous.
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In addition, employees may be reluctant to be candid with their concerns for fear of reprisal.
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Russia's reaction to the nerve gas poisoning suggests President Vladimir Putin believes he is beyond reprisal.
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" Lea DeLaria, Big Boo on "OITNB," will appear in two TV series, "Reprisal" and "The Code.
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Four of the flight attendants requested anonymity because of a fear of reprisal from their employers.
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The word we wanted was not "reprisal," which means retaliation, but "reprise," which means a repeat.
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The Romanga scene has always been pretty strong, with bands like the Reprisal and the Sentence.
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They left early because they feared reprisal from authorities, several travelers told Honduran news station Televicentro.
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The employees asked for anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from the electric-car maker.
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A Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, called the attack a reprisal for airstrikes in Kunduz this week.
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A significant factor in the low substantiation rate is the misuse of the whistleblower reprisal process.
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Encourage and build their confidence by letting them know that a "try" is valued (without reprisal).
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The cavalry is not coming and the Saudi government has almost no fear of international reprisal.
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BuzzFeed News agreed to identify Au by his surname only for fear of reprisal from the authorities.
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China, meanwhile, detained a former Canadian diplomat, which many observers think is a reprisal for Canada's actions.
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The laborers' clothes were distributed to German citizens nearby, and their cash pocketed by the Reprisal Division.
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The Fulani say that they are victims of cattle rustling and that their attacks are in reprisal.
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To that end, he suggests carrying out reprisal strikes against Syrian aircraft and artillery units attacking civilians.
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In at least two cases, we've confirmed that they were murdered in direct reprisal for their work.
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Always, it should signal the stated or unstated promise of a counter-city ("counter value") nuclear reprisal.
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The American people have a right to know that research is being conducted without fear of reprisal.
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The source did not want to give his name for fear of reprisal from the gaming community.
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Doing that will mean taking sides, which will inevitably draw accusations of bias and threats of reprisal.
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The previous administration's policy meant North Korea was permitted to test nuclear weapons and missiles without reprisal.
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In a statement, KT said its action was justified and was not a reprisal for whistle-blowing.
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"We'll continue to demonstrate," said one masked protester who declined to be identified for fear of reprisal.
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He asked that his name be withheld for fear of reprisal from the authorities back in Egypt.
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It is illegal in the US for an employer to threaten reprisal against its employees for unionizing.
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As Americans brace for a reprisal strikes from its enemy of 40 years, the President seemed unperturbed.
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"We suspect that this is a form of reprisal from Google," Sanduja said in a phone interview.
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Eighteen were publicly executed for their crimes; more than a hundred other slaves were killed in reprisal.
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They cited a fear of reprisal from abusers, particularly when they were powerful men like Mr. Epstein.
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It is alarming to see so blatant a threat of reprisal before the administration even takes office.
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The witnesses, who spoke on condition of anonymity fearing reprisal, say Sunday&aposs airstrikes echoed across the city.
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"Hope (Capriles') passport removal is not reprisal linked to planned meeting with me tomorrow," Zeid said on Twitter.
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Lapan said military reprisal "can take many forms," such as the kinds of assignments and promotions he receives.
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Andy Cohen asked the actor about the possibility of a reprisal on Monday's episode of his SiriusXM show.
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"Now that's OK for the US, who can send that signal without serious risk of reprisal," Nesbitt said.
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The mosque reprisal In 1993, six people were killed in a December attack on the Davao City Cathedral.
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However, by the end of 2017, organizations that violate that consumer trust will begin to face legal reprisal.
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The latter has 10 claims of misconduct, costing tax-payers $853,252, including $421,225 for "race discrimination and reprisal."
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Authorities said at that time the violence was a reprisal ordered by gang leaders from inside the penitentiaries.
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The Saudis' threatened reprisal — selling its investments in the U.S. — could be painful, but mostly for the kingdom.
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This barring of a CNN reporter comes off as petty reprisal; Trump's negativity about CNN is well established.
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He declared that the shooting was in reprisal for an investigation he was pursuing involving a satanic cult.
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It was not the first time that Canada has provoked an angry reprisal from a Middle Eastern ruler.
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" Other than that, the closer falls to the multi-talented Ty Dolla $ign on the reprisal of "Blessings.
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"Reprisal" -- starring Abigail Spencer and premiering December 6 -- shoots on a 50-acre production facility with 10 stages.
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" Pompeo cited that the U.S. has allowed foreign journalists to "work freely and without the threat of reprisal.
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Still, I have a hunch some dim tide of reprisal will return to haunt Trump for his recklessness.
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Confirmation that no Americans died could offer Trump running room to avoid large-scale reprisal strikes against Iran.
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CPJ has confirmed that at least six of these crimes were in direct reprisal for the journalists' work.
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If they prevail, they now have a new legal basis to treat trans people like garbage without reprisal.
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Newbold, however, alleges the suspension was a reprisal for an Equal Employment Opportunity complaint she filed against Kline.
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From the Baltic to the Black Sea a dreadful cycle of reprisal and counterreprisal left millions of dead.
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In dozens of interviews with practitioners of both disciplines, almost everyone requested anonymity for fear of professional reprisal.
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The crackdown is in reprisal for the "triumphant entry" of aid across the border with Brazil, he said.
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Biden joins his competitors in the Democratic field in ensuring protections for workers to strike without fear of reprisal.
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Lee says Google's HR pressured her to make a formal complaint, but she was afraid of reprisal from colleagues.
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Motherboard granted the source anonymity to talk openly about a scam without fear of reprisal from other community members.
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They said it was thought to be a reprisal attack after a boy from the herding community was killed.
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But Allison may remain Shaw's most widely recognized role — and there's no reason to completely rule out a reprisal.
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During last year's campaign, Trump endorsed a reprisal of the Glass-Steagall law that separated investment from commercial banking.
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This worker and others — some current and some former employees — spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal.
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Like others interviewed for this story, he spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid reprisal from the authorities.
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Students in New Jersey's Sayreville School District were also slated to face reprisal unless their parents signed them out.
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They spoke on condition of anonymity because they had been told not to speak to media and feared reprisal.
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The news comes amid growing fears that reprisal attacks from Iran on the US and its allies are imminent.
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Equally essential were the rights to protest, to organize without fear of reprisal and to dissent, clearly and loudly.
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It is far more likely he feels free to express his true thoughts — untethered to concerns over voter reprisal.
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Heads may not wind up on literal pikes, but the president is already neck-deep into his reprisal tour.
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It was a bloody reprisal of a then half-century-old debate about how best to run an economy.
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It is a topic frequently whispered about in Dickinson studies, but some avoid speaking publicly for fear of reprisal.
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He was reached by phone, and asked to remain anonymous out of fear of reprisal by the Pakistani authorities.
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Some worried that the Indian incursion, effective or not, still carried a high risk of military reprisal from Pakistan.
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The movie is Atkinson's latest reprisal of his role as Mr Bean, which won him global recognition in the '90s.
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" The witness asked to only go by her first name, Anne, "to protect herself, fear of reprisal, and [her] safety.
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In Mr Trump's view, China's new tariffs are not a reprisal, but a fresh affront, to which he must respond.
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Some observers think this is in reprisal for Canada arresting the finance director of Huawei, a Chinese telecoms-equipment company.
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"I have tears in my eyes," he said, asking not to be identified for fear of reprisal from the government.
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"We want to share our experiences," a STJV member, who requested anonymity for fear of studio reprisal in France, explains.
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Maybe they also took into account my Army service, in the Sinai campaign of '56 and in three reprisal raids.
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Two U.S. senators have also proposed "the sanctions bill from hell" in reprisal for alleged Russian meddling in U.S. elections.
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She did so "for fear of professional reprisal from Marchant before she had established herself as a scholar," Wadman writes.
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Four nights later at a state prison in neighboring Roraima state, PCC members butchered 31 inmates in an apparent reprisal.
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In 2016, according to the organization Global Witness, 14 environmental activists were killed in reprisal for their work in Honduras.
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China has increased its scrutiny of American firms, and many American companies and their employees in China now fear reprisal.
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They were soon transferred, and they complained to the inspector general that their transfer was a reprisal, according to CNN.
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Students regularly censor themselves from expressing opinions out of an abundance of caution; they fear reprisal — and with good cause.
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She was granted anonymity for fear of reprisal from The Wing and its extensive professional network in New York City.
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Might his reprisal against the Assad regime for waging chemical warfare be a sign of a new respect for democracy?
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Quantock said that one reason why that rate is so low is that the whistleblower reprisal process is being misused.
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The staffers were transferred soon after and complained to the IG that they were moved in reprisal for their complaints.
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It's unclear if they're involved with activist groups that have faced reprisal killings for documenting conditions in IS-controlled territory.
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When was the last time 10 million Chinese could freely say what they feel, on any platform, without fear of reprisal?
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The realistic prospect of a painful reprisal probably encouraged Xi Jinping, China's leader, to give Lam his blessing on a compromise.
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"People who were in more rural were clearly extremely nervous and afraid of reprisal or afraid of losing work," she says.
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Those include the need for services that help people with ID/DD express their sexualities without shame or fear of reprisal.
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WANG JIANQIN, in a thick red jerkin worn over her working clothes, does not look like an agent of superpower reprisal.
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If the reports were true, it would become a "motivation to carry out reprisal attacks" in Indonesia, the senior official said.
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J.Z. asked for his full name to be withheld due to fears of reprisal at his school and from immigration officials.
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"It's a family business," said one current budtender, who doesn't want to be named for fear of reprisal from her bosses.
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By refusing to certify compliance, he has now left it up to Congress whether to layer on new sanctions in reprisal.
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He complained to the Office of Special Counsel, an independent agency charged with protecting federal employees from reprisal for whistle-blowing.
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The potential for reprisal has raised fears about a devastating series of trade barriers and damage to the American agricultural industry.
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The former employee, who asked to speak anonymously to avoid reprisal, said the practice was a means of padding the numbers.
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Clark requested the ban in reprisal for the U.S. decision on Monday to impose a 20-percent tariff on softwood lumber.
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They help make possible a public discourse in which allegations of wrongdoing can be made without fear of reprisal and bankruptcy.
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The dissenter is protected from reprisal, and there are even yearly awards for employees who dissent in the most effective way.
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Cooperators do this for various reasons: personal or familial relationships, fear of reprisal, or a belief that they will be rewarded.
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A balance needed to be struck between the public's right to know who is funding campaigns and individuals' freedom from reprisal.
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"Usually the drivers involved in such accidents don't stop because they are afraid they might be killed [in reprisal]," Henry said.
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It's important to keep the information anonymous so that tenants and others can report issues without fear of reprisal, officials say.
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Mr. Pillsbury said he took that to imply that his visa application had been stymied in reprisal for the new restrictions.
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She said employees experience stress and fear of physical reprisal when internal conversations are leaked to media, sometimes with writers' names.
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Israel must respect my right, and the rights of others, to engage in peaceful human rights work without fear of reprisal.
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Members praised a Lebanese cleric from Tripoli, Saleh Hamed, who attended in spite of the possibility of reprisal upon his return.
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Dissent emerged inside the administration over the President's vow to strike cultural sites — or civilian targets — if Iran mounts reprisal strikes.
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It's intended to encourage immigrant victims and witnesses to report crimes without fear of reprisal so we can hold offenders accountable.
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However, many of these tools leave their users exposed to potential acts of reprisal from the very powers they seek to challenge.
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Several occupiers told me their employers are sympathetic to the cause and are allowing them to miss time without fear of reprisal.
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While the Family Vacation reprisal is currently a hit on MTV, DelVecchio has been returning to one of his first passions: DJing.
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Sure, there are still plenty of celebrities (many of them long-rumored) who have yet to come out for fear of reprisal.
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"There is most certainly a sense within the building that the potential for reprisal is present," one former State Department official said.
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American power, at its best, rests in the strength of its citizens — and anyone else — to debate ideas without fear of reprisal.
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Bloody crackdown on drugs No group has claimed responsibility, but Duterte said it's possible the explosion "could be a reprisal" from extremists.
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Here's the upside, per Zuckerberg: Public social media no longer invites users to "be themselves" without fear or reprisal (deserved or otherwise).
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Ms Sobchak, who is far closer to the beneficiaries of Mr Putin's rule, promises a change without exposing the elite to reprisal.
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In our republic, the WHCA supports the prerogative of all reporters to do their jobs without fear of reprisal from the government.
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Previous attacks were conducted by allies of al Qaeda in reprisal for Burkina Faso's participation in a regional fight against Islamist militants.
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This material appeared to "go directly to the proposition this man may have been a victim of a reprisal killing", she said.
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China manipulates her currency with no fear of reprisal from free traders like Ryan who fear "trade wars" more than being fleeced.
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Occasionally, Obaid-Chinoy has refrained from having these documentaries aired on Pakistani television in order to protect her subjects, who fear reprisal.
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The U.S. Army took the bells from a church in 1901 as a reprisal for an attack during the Philippine-American War.
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At least six journalists were murdered in Mexico this year in reprisal for their work, and three other killings remain under investigation.
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Opponents had hoped that anonymous voting would embolden disaffected A.N.C. loyalists to defect and vote against Mr. Zuma without fear of reprisal.
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Tensions cooled after US troops avoided casualties in an Iranian reprisal attack on bases in Iraq and Trump dialed down his rhetoric.
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At the time, Burr pledged to seek more information about the complaint, while Warner emphasized the importance of protecting whistleblowers from reprisal.
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All of them asked for anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from Tesla, but their identities are known to Business Insider.
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Trump's decision to kill the second-most powerful man in Iran has the quality of an act of revenge, reprisal or punishment.
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Brezler alleges he's a victim of reprisal for discussing his case with a congressman, and his suit seeks to block his dismissal.
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We still have more questions than answers about the world of Reprisal, Hulu's new noir revenge-fantasy series, even after watching it.
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"Usually the drivers involved in such accidents don't stop, because they are afraid they might be killed" in reprisal, Mr. Henry said.
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"It shows that all workers want is stable pay," he added, declining to be named for fear of reprisal from the authorities.
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I've been listening to sound bites of Bernie's announcement to run and I cringe at hearing the same old song: Statistic Reprisal.
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"The United States supports the Iranian people's right to peacefully protest against corruption and oppression without fear of reprisal," the official added.
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Natera said that professional medics end up quietly helping volunteer groups like Auxiliares UCV, sometimes even giving false names to avoid reprisal.
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The company has not, according to multiple sources who asked to remaining anonymous out of fear of reprisal, addressed the matter internally.
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Zhang Juru, the executive director of Lüwei, went missing after the disaster, said the manager, who requested anonymity out of fear of reprisal.
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Muhammad Shehu tells The Associated Press the victims were killed late Friday in Zakuna village in what appeared to be a reprisal attack.
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They say they have been habitually mistreated and intimidated, and have few meaningful ways to make their complaints heard without fear of reprisal.
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Cuccinelli also said vehicle exports from New York will be slowed down as part of the administration's reprisal against the Green Light Law.
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The hosts have been designed so that they can't harm the guests; so these are acts of pure sadism, without risk of reprisal.
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One worker, who did not wish to be identified for fear of government reprisal, told CNN that bodies are sometimes left for months.
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People working with Jackson "noted a constant fear of reprisal," and the document did not identify his accusers because of that, it said.
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Some have consisted of Iranian activists rising up in protest, defying threats of reprisal and sometimes winning concessions from noticeably begrudging government officials.
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Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director of Human Rights Watch, said his organization hadn't yet decided how to classify the Burmese government's reprisal violence.
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They were willing to put their names on the line despite the threat of military reprisal from the most powerful nation on earth.
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This person and others spoke to Business Insider on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal, though Business Insider confirmed their identities.
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Democrats have given Joseph Maguire, the acting director of national intelligence, until Thursday to turn over the whistle-blower complaint or risk reprisal.
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Workers, who often live in housing provided by their bosses, are frequently undocumented and fear reprisal if they speak up, the report found.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - U.S. air strikes in Iraq and Syria against the Iran-backed Kataib Hezbollah militia group have brought a threat of reprisal.
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ADF fighters have killed more than 70 civilians in reprisal attacks since those operations began, according to Kivu Security Tracker, a research group.
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This week, Bahrain's court upheld its three-year sentence in what the United Nations considers an unlawful act of reprisal through family connections.
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But Beijing-based Western diplomats and former Canadian diplomats have said they believed the detentions were a "tit-for-tat" reprisal by China.
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But Beijing-based Western diplomats and former Canadian diplomats have said they believe the detentions were a "tit-for-tat" reprisal by China.
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Hindu mobs charged through Gujarat's streets in a wave of reprisal attacks after 60 Hindu pilgrims died in a train blaze in February 2002.
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We consider a case "confirmed" only if we are reasonably certain that an artist was targeted in reprisal for his or her artistic work.
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An Amazon employee who asked to remain anonymous for fear or reprisal told Gizmodo that Jassy's response didn't address the concerns of workers adequately.
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I believe it's really important for all of us to let people be themselves without reprisal and also understand that being queer is beautiful.
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Though unconscious when the killing began, Graziani took control of the subsequent reprisal executions, aimed in particular at eliminating the Ethiopian nobility and intelligentsia.
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He and the others-who asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisal-could be picked up by Venezuelan intelligence for talking to journalists.
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The actress, 44, slammed the reprisal on Twitter Tuesday in response to a Yahoo article that seemingly misrepresented her comments on the forthcoming series.
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And when those all-powerful hosts are disproportionately men, it's no surprise that women are vulnerable to abuse — and fear reprisal for speaking out.
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Central African Republic has been gripped by militia violence since rebels ousted the former president in 2013, setting off a chain of reprisal attacks.
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He filed a complaint against that supervisor and was allowed to transfer, but was demoted in what he said was an act of reprisal.
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Mr. Xia and his supporters said that the funds were legitimate loans and that the charge was a reprisal for his combative legal work.
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Central African Republic descended into chaos in early 2013 when mainly Muslim Seleka fighters seized power, triggering reprisal attacks by Christian anti-balaka militias.
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Looking ahead, it is now credible that a North Korean missile reprisal against U.S. interests and personnel would not automatically exclude the American homeland.
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Among the law's guidelines, it protects women from pregnancy-related reprisal and requires employers to provide pregnant or nursing women "reasonable accommodations," Bloomberg reported.
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Calls for calm Religious leaders are calling for calm, to try to discourage reprisal attacks and prevent Sri Lanka from spiraling into sectarian violence.
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The Melbourne launch of Reprisal is this Saturday at Vanity Lair (30 Hope street, Brunswick) with supports from V (berlin), Bitumen and Waterfall Person.
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Trade actions after a year of talks would probably be the most significant potential reprisal, but U.S. tariffs have already moved well beyond that.
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As late as Wednesday night Tesla was running its Fremont factory, according to two workers, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisal.
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And a 22017 reprisal of Woodstock that's similarly meant to unite diverse names in music seems like a logical idea to celebrate this landmark.
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The reprisal had been drawn up for some time, in anticipation of the tariffs, which were first announced in March and delayed until now.
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Nevertheless, "Reprisal" would have once filled out a lonely shelf at a Blockbuster, the ideal home for its sedate performances and visually hectic action.
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Among other things, it protects them from adverse personnel actions — like being fired — taken in reprisal for reporting potential wrongdoing via the authorized channels.
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Among other things, it protects them from adverse personnel actions — like being fired — taken in reprisal for reporting potential wrongdoing via the authorized channels.
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In Hulu's "Reprisal," Abigail Spencer plays a woman on an implacable mission in a Southern gothic tale of brawling gangs and tender male pride.
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But past tariffs were targeted and went through the rules and dispute systems put in place to prevent a reprisal of 1930s era protectionism.
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We are trying to secure funding for a European production this coming summer as a reprisal from an overseas performance we did this year.
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But the statistics do not reflect the true extent of the crimes, as many of them go unreported for fear of reprisal, activists say.
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The user, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of further reprisal, recorded the interrogation and provided a copy of the audio.
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For one, there is simply a fear of reprisal in a business in which women are underrepresented in the studio and the executive suite.
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If minority communities (and everyone else, for that matter) believed that, resort to reprisal killings would be either non existent or far less frequent.
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The U.S. government has sued to block the deal, a move that some fret is actually political reprisal for CNN's reporting on President Trump.
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"I'm a really girlie person, so I wanted a much more feminine environment," says Culpo, who next stars in the Bruce Willis action flick Reprisal.
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In acts of apparent reprisal, armed gangs residents identified as Shiite militias, attacked Sunni owned businesses and mosques in Diyala province just north of Baghdad.
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The rebels installed their leader, Michel Djotodia, as head of state that year, but widespread human rights abuses prompted reprisal attacks from Christian militia fighters.
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The antifa conspiracy theory provides a built-in excuse for violent reprisal, based on the vague threat of an attack somehow related to the rallies.
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There has been wide speculation that Renault's governance move was a reprisal after Nissan had abstained from endorsing Renault's planned merger with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles .
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The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to brief the media, while the witnesses did so for fear of reprisal.
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The demonstration is expected to come through the State Department's dissent channel which is reserved for people within the department to express opposition without reprisal.
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Call it Reprisal, perhaps, though Britons should not take it personally; warnings of woe for those leaving will aim to discourage others from following suit.
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IF COMMERCE BRINGS THE ACTION, THERE'S NO REPRISAL THEY CAN TAKE AGAINST US, SO IT BECOMES A LITTLE OF A HEAT SHIELD FOR OUR CORPORATIONS.
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Scientific evidence shows psychological safety, or the freedom to express different points of view without fear of reprisal, is key for organizations to function effectively.
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Although the informant was afraid of reprisal from Chatman, Lucas believes he might have come forward with the info because the anonymous nature of Facebook.
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Michael Atkinson was confirmed in May, after Congress held him up due to the ICIG's own controversy over delayed cases, turf battles, and whistleblower reprisal.
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Protesters wear the masks because they fear reprisal from China's ever-ubiquitous surveillance of dissidents, aided by the government's widespread use of facial recognition technology.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian forces are on high alert for reprisal attacks after the country's most-wanted militant was killed this week, officials said on Wednesday.
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But Guaidó and his supporters continue to call for the armed forces to switch sides, and argue that only fear of reprisal holds them back.
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Failure to do so could cause horrendous civilian casualties in North Korean reprisal attacks against South Korea, Japan and against US soldiers in both nations.
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But China is drawing up a reprisal list that includes soybeans, sorghum and live hogs, report the WSJ's Lingling Wei, Yoko Kubota and Liza Lin.
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Because of this identification, the tribal leader was concerned about Taliban reprisal attacks against him or his family, according to an Army investigation from 2011.
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All the officials CNN spoke to asked that their names be withheld, not just because the investigation remains ongoing, but because of concerns about reprisal.
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There has been wide speculation that Renault's governance move was a reprisal after Nissan had abstained from endorsing Renault's planned merger with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
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"The guy was trying to wrestle them a bit," the witness, who didn't want to be named for fear of police reprisal, told VICE News.
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With Christmas coming, congregants, speaking anonymously for fear of reprisal, said they would meet again outside and try to make the government change its mind.
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Two Canadians have been detained and accused of threatening national security in what supporters say was reprisal for a Chinese telecommunications executive's arrest in Canada.
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Top Pentagon and C.I.A. officials objected to the move, saying it could place American troops and intelligence officers at greater risk of reprisal by Iran.
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The workers asked not to be named because they feared reprisal for criticizing the facility, which is state-owned and operated by the racing association.
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If you like the combination of violent action, sentimental fantasy, literary pretension and periodic slapstick humor that "Reprisal" offers, you may enjoy it well enough.
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He has also contacted members of the Minnesota congressional delegation and the Office of Special Counsel, an independent agency that protects federal employees from reprisal.
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In many places, fear of reprisal is great enough that it has a chilling effect — stories go unpublished, secrets remain buried, wrongdoing remains covered up.
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There has been some news media speculation in Pakistan that Mr. Mohmand had been seeking the military's protection from reprisal attacks by his former peers.
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This discourages the reporting of abuse because many people fear reprisal from the police and many others can't afford to take time off from work.
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The conflict in Kashmir is largely a war of ambush and reprisal; the insurgents strike the Indian security forces, and the security forces crack down.
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"It's not if I'll hear a white person yelling out [expletive] in the hallway," said a black student who spoke anonymously for fear of reprisal.
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"It's not if I'll hear a white person yelling out [expletive] in the hallway," said a black student who spoke anonymously for fear of reprisal.
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Last week, Jeff Bridges (who played the Dude in this movie) teased a reprisal of his cardigan-wearing character in a short clip on Twitter.
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The Intelligence Authorization Act states: No action constituting a reprisal, or threat of reprisal, for making such complaint or disclosing such information to the Inspector General may be taken by any employee in a position to take such actions, unless the complaint was made or the information was disclosed with the knowledge that it was false or with willful disregard for its truth or falsity.
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The Intelligence Authorization Act states: No action constituting a reprisal, or threat of reprisal, for making such complaint or disclosing such information to the Inspector General may be taken by any employee in a position to take such actions, unless the complaint was made or the information was disclosed with the knowledge that it was false or with willful disregard for its truth or falsity.
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Thousands of Turkish-Cypriots once lived here, before intercommunal fighting, reprisal killings and Turkey's invasion of Cyprus in 1974 drove their exodus to the island's north.
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Discrimination in the theater community, whether conscious or not, is a very real problem, and there are those who avoid speaking out for fear of reprisal.
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"They went to the balcony and put their hands up in the air," said the lawyer who asked not to be named for fear of reprisal.
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The operations have left Turkey exposed to reprisal attacks by Islamic State and Kurdish militants, both blamed for a string of bombings over the past year.
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"All parties must provide assistance and free passage for all civilians wishing to flee, without any form of reprisal -- including passage across international borders," he said.
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If the Madrid bombings were supposedly a reprisal for the country's participation in the invasion of Iraq, the motivation for the latest attacks seems less obvious.
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Many refugees fear mandatory conscription or reprisal from government forces if they return, while others have nowhere to go after their homes and businesses were destroyed.
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Many employees who attended Tuesday's meeting found the report sorely lacking, according to several people who were at the meeting and spoke anonymously to avoid reprisal.
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Australia, a big producer of commodities, is among the most vulnerable countries if U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist policy spurs a reprisal from commodity consumer China.
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Since this market is so competitive, no one can risk offending a customer for fear of social media reprisal—and you're the recipient of that largesse.
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"The Chavez lawyers were the only lawyers who helped us with MMG," said a protester from Fuerabamba who declined to be named, saying she feared reprisal.
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But Beijing-based Western diplomats and former Canadian diplomats have said they believed the detention of the Canadians were a "tit-for-tat" reprisal by China.
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CPJ has recorded at least 16 journalists who covered corruption and were murdered in direct reprisal for their work, since CPJ began recording cases in 1992.
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They are raising unusually harsh — albeit anonymous, for fear of reprisal — criticism of Hamas, the militant Islamist group that rules Gaza, for putting people at risk.
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She spoke on the condition she be identified only as Umm Nidal — Arabic for mother of Nidal, her eldest son — for fear of reprisal by Hamas.
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When Republicans speak out against the demeanor of the president, they are saying that no fear of reprisal is ever worth selling out the American people.
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But what this means is that most politicos have learned how to be courteous and respectful to each other because the threat of reprisal is real.
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It even trumped the specter of reprisal, and any anxiety of being associated with a club at the cross hairs of a conversation about sexual assault.
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The antifascists' one reprisal was setting off a homemade smoke bomb, which promptly blew back into their own faces, drawing raucous jeering from the white supremacists.
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"We conducted an investigation … after we have been tipped off this was happening," one party member said, asking not to be named for fear of reprisal.
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"At the very least, they (policymakers) should be emboldened by this evidence that there is little reason to fear reprisal in the court of public opinion."
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But buried within Trump's overheated letter Thursday was a phrase that revealed something more about this President than the petty reprisal it was meant to deliver.
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Mr. Gohmert has introduced a bill, the Adam S. Lovinger Whistleblower Reprisal Act of 2018, aimed at giving additional protections to government employees who report wrongdoing.
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Belgian police had been on alert for any reprisal action, but the attacks took place in crowded public areas where people and bags are not searched.
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One woman, who did not want to give her name for fear of reprisal, said life was easier when she only had to avoid drug dealers.
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Among the most common reasons for not reporting these incidents were fear of reprisal and a belief that authorities could or would do nothing to help.
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According to an administration official, the original plan was to use this downsizing as cover to remove Colonel Vindman as well without looking like a reprisal.
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Mr. Greenwald expressed concern last year that the authorities might charge him criminally as a reprisal for The Intercept Brasil's reporting based on the leaked messages.
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Trump could spread some risk by involving allies in any reprisal attacks, and there are signs that both Britain and France are ready to sign on.
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The President has repeatedly called for the public outing of the whistleblower -- potentially dangerous conduct in this climate that would flout the law's protections against reprisal.
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The official description of Reprisal calls the Brawlers a "gang of gearheads," which we can tell by their love of hot rods and retro mechanics' shirts.
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"There's no real competition or diversity of choice," a 42-year-old man in Alexandria said, without giving his name for fear of reprisal by authorities.
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The migration of news online has also given rise to other forms of more insidious reprisal and intimidation that are making the work of journalism far riskier.
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The demonstration is expected to come through the State Department's long-established dissent channel, which is reserved for people within the department to express opposition without reprisal.
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Many say that so-called human corridors offered to them only funnel them to regime-held areas, where they fear reprisal or being separated from their families.
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There was already excitement over Melissa McCarthy's reprisal of her beloved role as chef Sookie St. James, and now there's a glimpse at what viewers can expect.
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Was Emily putting one over on her, maybe as some kind of retroactive, once-removed reprisal for something Celeste had said or done to her last year?
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You know, those folks in unions or who want to join one, the people Musk has long derided and been repeatedly accused of targeting for reprisal—a.k.a.
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And although anonymity allowed women to share without judgment or fear of reprisal, it also prevented women from making individual assessments of the credibility of the source.
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"We keep getting this on-again, off-again reprisal nonsense, which confuses investors ... by giving them hope that some kind of thaw might be underway," he said.
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As India and Pakistan descend into direct combat over violent attacks in Kashmir and subsequent cross-border reprisal, the U.S. appears unprepared to help defuse the situation.
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Image: National Archives and Records Administration, WashingtonThe German soldiers and officers who committed the massacre were members of the Reprisal Division, a name that speaks for itself.
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But whenever fear is the basis for policy, whenever reprisal and macho declarations of "carpet bombing" are the order of the day, Westerners repeat decades-old mistakes.
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"They told us that we were not the owners of the land," said Shobantaruba, 41, who asked that his surname not be used for fear of reprisal.
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The area was under threat from Islamic State militants nearby, he said, using only his nickname for fear of reprisal for talking to a journalist without permission.
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Believing themselves sitting ducks, with guards coming to beat them up in reprisal, the prisoners attacked the guards in the tunnel and, in some cases, each other.
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The encroaching specter of mass legalization of cannabis has triggered a strange reprisal of the alarmist themes of Anslinger's assault on the plant over 220 years ago.
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"If an outlet or group intended to work against Andrew in a calculated or organized way without reprisal, I would simply say good luck and tread lightly."
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Lewis focuses on nuclear nonproliferation, international security, and disarmament, and he is the author of Minimum Means of Reprisal: China's Search for Security in the Nuclear Age.
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And this isn't even mentioning the countries where Christian leaders push laws calling for violent reprisal against advocates for gay people or people who have gay sex.
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Mr. Lin, who asked that his full name not be used for fear of reprisal from debt collectors, said he received multiple calls a day from them.
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Fearing reprisal from Beijing, local officials failed to order tests to confirm outbreaks and didnt properly warn the public as the pathogen spread death around the country.
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She believes his detention may have been a reprisal for hosting Andy and Andrei, and the couple has since moved to the final remnant of separatist territory.
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Swift said those governments could dismiss their diplomats but extend their diplomatic immunity, giving them cover to conduct espionage or other illicit activities without fear of reprisal.
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Trump had earlier said Martinez was "not doing the job" in an apparent reprisal for Martinez's statements saying she was offended by the billionaire's statements on Hispanics.
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Though it's easy to agree on a payment schedule with your nanny and hand him or her the cash, you're risking a reprisal from the Internal Revenue Service.
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The cruise missile strikes President Donald Trump launched in reprisal for Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapon attack in Syria are well within the norms of American foreign policy.
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"You know what it is once you smell it," said the U.S. Army soldier, who requested that his name be withheld for fear of reprisal from his superiors.
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Letters like this often come before subpoenas, suggesting that BuzzFeed could depose Daniels and offer her a way to document the affair under oath without fear of reprisal.
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Their newest release, "Reprisal," is a body of work consisting of two new tracks, "Fire" and "Distant Arizona," that are presented in a Tarantino-like spaghetti Western video.
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Facilitate continuous information-sharing We need the ability to safely, securely, and anonymously share information about the threats that institutions face, without fear of reprisal or competitive detriment.
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Or, perhaps even more radical, what if Alphabet had simply made it easier for people to work with their advances in machine learning without fear of legal reprisal?
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"The vigilante group killed some bandits two weeks before, so Saturday was a reprisal attack by the bandits who stormed the village and shot at everybody," he said.
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In 1998, Democrats felt perfectly free to criticize Mr. Clinton without fear of reprisal; only a handful of elected Republicans have criticized Mr. Trump on the Ukraine matter.
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Nevertheless, federal decriminalization of marijuana is necessary to clear up legal uncertainties and give states greater freedom in regulating the substance, without fear of reprisal from the government.
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According to two current Tesla employees, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisal, an arc-fault reading shows that the connectors have overheated at one point.
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Mr. Jeong did not specify how many family members had accompanied Mr. Thae or whether any remained in North Korea, where they could be at risk of reprisal.
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Three French men were shot at dawn today by the German military authorities of Paris in reprisal for the shooting of a German sergeant in Paris Wednesday night.
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He has more recently warmed to the idea of finding a way for the companies themselves to experiment with offering benefits without facing a fear of legal reprisal.
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She also claims the killer and the dead witness knew her son very well, but that she does not want to disclose their identities for fear of reprisal.
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Roots is getting a reprisal this week, in a four-night, eight-hour television event that recounts anew the historical portrait of one family's journey through American slavery.
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The detention of Mr. Whelan took place weeks after Chinese security forces detained two Canadians in what appeared to be a reprisal related to the arrest on Dec.
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Tabick, who said she might need a second cesarean section, is already anticipating a reprisal of the postpartum depression and anxiety that she experienced after her first pregnancy.
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Tabick, who said she might need a second cesarean section, is already anticipating a reprisal of the postpartum depression and anxiety that she experienced after her first pregnancy.
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A volley of rockets this month killed two American service members and one British service member, and the American military then carried out airstrikes against Iraqis in reprisal.
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He swapped a gallery space at the Whitney with a classroom at the Lower Manhattan Arts Academy, a reprisal of a 2014 work first staged in San Juan.
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But the whistle-blower is protected against reprisals, and any such effort by the White House could become part of demonstrating an intent to carry out a reprisal.
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The 20-year-old, whose face was covered with a T-shirt as he brandished a homemade petrol bomb, declined to give his name for fear of reprisal.
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These oversight systems facilitate the identification of safety hazards – real and potential — in a safe harbor that is free from the fear of reprisal, public humiliation, or litigation.
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They are less likely to say they receive constructive feedback , and they lack confidence that they can disclose suspected violations of laws or regulations without fear of reprisal.
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While the government detains, suspends or fires tens of thousands of people in reprisal for the abortive putsch, investors have to contend with a range of business environment risks.
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Indeed, skirmishing has already started, judging by the one-day walk-out to protest against 120 job cuts, which union leaders view as a "reprisal" for this year's stoppage.
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Five others asked to remain anonymous, fearing reprisal because of the 523-year-old Rose's high profile and influential position within the media industry, according to the Washington Post.
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There has been increasing anti-Muslim violence in the country, blamed in part on Buddhist groups, in apparent reprisal for the April bombings that killed more than 250 people.
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One current employee, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal, said that many in the newsroom hoped the attention on their boss would blow over.
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Hafetz said there is no indication that the detainee wants and can contact relatives or whether they would be willing to risk reprisal by seeking a lawyer for him.
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Some Russians may decide their country's intervention is making them a target for reprisal attacks by Islamists instead of making them safer as Putin had told them would happen.
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The fighting is over in much of the country, but many of the more than 5 million refugees fear mandatory conscription or reprisal from government forces if they return.
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No one aspires to be a whistleblower, and most employees, either out of fear of reprisal or belief that reporting problems will be futile—both legitimate concerns—stay silent.
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Or maybe it was because the "dissent channel" is a prized institution at the State Department — one that guarantees employees a way to air objections without fear of reprisal.
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Mobs moved through towns in Sri Lanka's northwest, ransacking mosques, burning Korans and attacking shops with petrol bombs, residents said, in apparent reprisal for Easter bombings by Islamist militants.
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Playing to Ryan's favor, Wednesday's leadership races will be decided by secret ballot, empowering members to buck Pelosi — even just to send a protest message — without fear of reprisal.
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And trying to brazen your way into the clear with empty promises of an investigation and blustering threats of diplomatic reprisal isn't evidence of a young ruler's reformist instinct.
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"I was provided one mask; they said that's all I'm getting," said a certified nurse anesthetist in Akron, Ohio, who asked not to be identified for fear of reprisal.
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The company already had a TIPS (Take It Personally, Sterling!) line, which an employee could use to make an anonymous complaint about a colleague's conduct without fear of reprisal.
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Soon after, the Egyptian authorities said that they had killed 40 people in reprisal for the assault in what they described as a series of raids across the country.
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In the past two months, before Javier's murder, at least five journalists were killed, and the C.P.J. has confirmed that four of them died in reprisal for their work.
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"It's interesting that this Democrat makes this statement but will not let you write the name, for fear of reprisal from the Speaker of the House," McCarthy told reporters.
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Serre has often touched on dystopian themes, but this collection felt especially relevant — right down to her reprisal of the face mask — given the current panic over the coronavirus.
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Came for the return of Linda Hamilton (amazing) & reprisal of Schwarzenegger (badass) but was surprised and happy to come out caring most about Natalia Reyes' Dani & Mackenzie Davis' Grace.
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During this time, many scientists, researchers and government administrators were afraid to speak openly about condoms, needle exchange and L.G.B.T. issues for fear of reprisal and loss of funding.
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He said the whistleblower had a statutory right to anonymity and to be shielded form reprisal — and he said the whistleblower also had the legal right to contact Congress.
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Then the Iranian military conducted a missile test, which was followed by a warning from Mr. Trump's national security adviser that Iran was "on notice" for an undefined reprisal.
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David Quantock, the Army's inspector general, said that while whistleblower reprisal remains the most common allegation made in the Army, the substantiation rate for those cases is just 4%.
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" According to another worker on Cordero's campaign, who also requested anonymity, citing fear of reprisal, the message to the canvassers was simple and direct: "We know who you are.
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Government attacks were "regularly met with brutal acts of reprisal", it said, saying the rebels' use of improvised rockets that could reach parts of Damascus aimed to "spread terror".
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The I.O.C.'s cowardly decisions before the Games in Rio, and again now, have not deterred but rather emboldened Russia's future cheating endeavors without fear of any true reprisal.
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In fact, it's a reprisal of a show that first appeared in New York in 1975 at the Susan Caldwell Gallery, now slightly rearranged and accompanied by historical photos.
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But after Washington stood by while Baghdad launched an armed reprisal in response to the Kurds' independence bid, that relationship may be taking a sharp turn for the worse.
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It was inevitable, given the reprisal of public interest in the indiscretions of and accusations against Bill Clinton, that the former president was going to come up in tonight's debate.
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Adhe Bhakti, an analyst at the Center for Radicalization and De-radicalization Studies in Jakarta, said it&aposs possible militants could respond to Abdurrahman&aposs death sentence with reprisal plots.
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The date marks the start of a massacre overseen by Kuomintang troops recently arrived from mainland China, which killed 21987,21980 to 30,000 Taiwanese in reprisal for protests to their rule.
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It elaborated on the conditions first reported by Kotaku, saying Riot had unfair hiring practices that favored men and allowed a culture where men could make lewd jokes without reprisal.
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The last of her relatives in Raghubir Nagar have locked their homes, drawn the shutters down on their shops, and returned to Uttar Pradesh, fearing reprisal from angry Hindu mobs.
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He filed a complaint with the United States Office of Special Counsel, an independent agency that protects federal employees from reprisal, and the agency sided with him, blocking the relocation.
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Now, perhaps in part as reprisal for U.S. support of Ukraine's democratic government against Russian intervention, Putin may try to play a role in any solution to the Venezuelan standoff.
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It is a future in which skin color, ethnicity, immigration status, languages spoken, religion practiced, sexual orientation, or gender identity will never be cited as justifications for discrimination and reprisal.
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While there are plenty of trademark Malcolm lines in the film, the reprisal of the role saw a more family-friendly, toned-down version that shaved away his characteristic edginess.
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Speaking on local radio, Juan Cortina said sugar producers could ask Mexico to impose reprisal measures authorized by the World Trade Organization against the United States in a tuna fishspat.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said last week he would make the symbolic but unprecedented move, which immediately was condemned by Iran and created concerns about reprisal attacks on U.S. forces.
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Australia, a big producer of basic commodities, is among the most vulnerable economies should U.S. protectionism lead to a tit-for-tat reprisal from China, a key consumer of commodities .
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Yet clear title to a house will not matter for much if a neighbour with guns can come and take everything in it without fear of state or social reprisal.
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But what a protracted miracle of peacemaking it took the Irish — and will take the world — to disrupt the whorls of murder and reprisal that uncoil on days like that.
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According to displays at the center, the Hmong began fleeing Laos en masse after the Communist Pathet Lao movement took control of the government in 29, fearing reprisal and persecution.
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Before he was sworn in, Schiff said that Congress would not tolerate any reprisal against witnesses and noted that any information that touched on classified information would be addressed separately.
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"This is not a government, it is a bunch of parties and militias who destroyed Iraq," said one protestor who declined to give his name out of fear of reprisal.
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But Sessions has a fair point that many college campuses skew liberal, and some don't pay enough attention to ensuring that conservative perspectives can be aired without fear of reprisal.
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" Macron, who vowed last year that the use of chemical weapons "would result in reprisal and an immediate response," said he would decide what action to take "in due course.
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The head of the observer mission from the Council of Europe's Congress of Local and Regional Authorities said people should be able to express opinions without fear of government reprisal.
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We served as the attorneys for the intelligence community whistle-blower, and every step of the way we sought to protect them from reprisal, threats and disclosure of their identity.
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While the victims' nationalities have not been made public, the rioting, and reprisal attacks, have above all exposed tensions between the host country and Nigeria, the continent's two biggest economies.
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Sources connected to the production of "Reprisal" -- a new drama series -- tell us they had to stop shooting Thursday as the Category 1 storm approached its Wilmington, North Carolina studio.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists monitors three categories of journalist deaths on the job: reprisal killings, deaths in combat or crossfire, and deaths on other hazardous assignments, such as riots.
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One teacher, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal, said trainers fired pellet guns at the teachers during several training exercises, not just the execution-style shooting.
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But we felt strongly that a broader categorization was necessary to protect the author from reprisal, and that concern has been borne out by the president's reaction to the essay.
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The driver, who asked not to be named for this story in fear of reprisal, went to a police station and reported the incident, feeling it was a little off.
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"Let me assure you, the Department will not tolerate any act of retaliation or reprisal," Norquist wrote to Schumer, noting that he was speaking on behalf of his boss, Esper.
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Two former Facebook employees, who declined to be named for fear of reprisal, scoffed at that characterization and pointed to an internal censorship tool that the company had been developing.
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"Reprisal" — with the double meaning of revenge and repetition — traces her implacable campaign to clear her name and get satisfaction, with extreme prejudice, from the various men who wronged her.
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The information Z finagles from Farid triggers an Israeli reprisal that results in the slaughter of innocents in Gaza, an event for which the remorseful Z is moved to atone.
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His pardon came a week after rioters attacked Muslim-owned homes, shops, and mosques in apparent reprisal for Easter bombings, claimed by Islamic State, that killed more than 250 people.
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That law sets up a special process that allows intelligence employees or contractors to provide information to Congress in exchange for protecting them from retaliation or the threat of reprisal.
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The jihadist violence in the Sahel has also fueled ethnic conflict, particularly between rival hunting and farming communities, with ethnic self-defense militias targeting civilians in reprisal for militant attacks.
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The Ukraine Institute in New York that is currently hosting the "Five Elements of War" exhibition said it is refusing to display the Trump portrait for fear of political reprisal.
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"We couldn't do this alone," said a founding member of the group, a journalist who spoke on the condition of anonymity because she said she feared reprisal by her employer.
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We've said nothing of the fraying of Europe's fabric with Brexit, or the flaring racial tensions in the US, with police shootings of black men and reprisal shootings of officers.
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China has not drawn a direct link between its detention of the two Canadians and Meng's arrest, but Beijing-based Western diplomats have called the cases a tit-for-tat reprisal.
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But the ability to have private conversations, to research controversial topics without fear of government reprisal and to engage in political activism and organizing are all key functions of American democracy.
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President Muhammadu Buhari appealed for calm as the military and police tried to end the bloodshed, and said "no efforts will be spared" to find the attackers and prevent reprisal attacks.
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Though Glassdoor reviews are akin to Yelp grievances — laced with strong emotions and, at times, a certain air of reprisal — the anonymity afforded to users also encourages a degree of candor.
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In a September 2015 story, Meduza reporter Daniil Turovsky interviewed Vyarya about how he refused to take a Russian government hacking job, then fled the country out of fear of reprisal.
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"When I knew him, Clayton was an outspoken communist," said a female former friend, who didn't want to be identified for fear of reprisal from Sanford and his neo-Nazi cohorts.
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A lengthy New York Times profile of Comey published last month essentially argued that much of his behavior in 2016 was driven by fear of criticism and reprisal from congressional Republicans.
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They are seeking broad carve-outs for sectors from health care to energy, as well as assurances that financial institutions can facilitate transactions with Iran's central bank without fear of reprisal.
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As I and others have argued before, joint offensive operations against the ADF have proven ineffective at protecting civilians, instead tending to provoke reprisal attacks against innocent residents and UN peacekeepers.
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The U.N. pointed to measures implemented since 2017 that included what it called awareness campaigns and improved systems for victims and witnesses to report incidents without fear of retribution or reprisal.
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During the interview the French President said his country had not declared war on Syria, calling the strikes a "reprisal" for violations of the treaty banning the use of chemical weapons.
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Ordinary Cubans, including those who are critical of the Communist Party, should have a say in how the country will be run and by whom, without fear of reprisal and persecution.
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This evening focuses on his work in dance; the highlight is a reprisal of Molissa Fenley's "Geologic Moments" (1986), a slowly building dance for six that was developed with the composer.
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The strikes, according to analysts and former officials, appeared meant to demonstrate Iran's regional strength to Saudi Arabia and other American allies, but still stop short of an American military reprisal.
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That, in turn, reignites old grievances from the primary about interest groups being pressured to endorse Clinton — even though Sanders' record on their issues was solid — out of fear of reprisal.
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Austin Iwar, the police commissioner in Kaduna, said the killings were part of a reprisal attack, after armed vigilantes who protect the village had attacked the bandits in their hide-outs.
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There was immediate reprisal: Hopkins filed criminal charges in Rhode Island, his preferred venue, against those crew remaining in the state of Rhode Island: midshipman Samuel Shaw and Lt. Richard Marven.
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Reading Wineapple's book, one is struck by the degree to which the Radical Republicans controlling Congress (in the House, especially) were not cowed by the prospect of reprisal at Johnson's hands.
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She said that data from the Office of Special Counsel, an independent agency that protects federal employees from reprisal, showed that claims of retaliation by at least seven employees were substantiated.
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Abortion-rights activists have long said that there is so much pressure from anti-abortion sectors that some doctors refuse to carry out the procedure, afraid of legal and professional reprisal.
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But it could also mean you're considered a "rat" or a "snitch," and even if you don't get called out for it (or face reprisal), you'd have to live with that.
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And after she sings a few bars at the start of the film, all about how she wants to have a voice in Agrabah, she gets a reprisal in the third act.
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The summit's cancellation did not surprise some former CDC directors, who told E&E News that the agency has a history of backing down from certain issues for fear of political reprisal.
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Just ask Ali Larter, who has reverted back to her signature sandy, California-inspired shade, after a brief stint as a redhead for her reprisal role in the new Resident Evil film.
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Critics have described her removal as a "reprisal" for her role in investigating Duterte's anti-drug war, which has so far claimed hundreds of lives amid accusations of extrajudicial killings by police.
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Bloomberg says several of Pishevar's accusers were willing to be identified by name in its article, but changed their minds after he sued Definers Public Affairs, citing the potential of legal reprisal.
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The head of the observation mission carried out by the Council of Europe's Congress of Local and Regional Authorities cited the need for people to express opinions without fear of government reprisal.
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I witnessed countless staff violations of prison policy and inmate rights, especially the rights of inmates of color, with no choice but to keep my mouth shut or endure a swift reprisal.
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Over the years the narrative has gone like this: Hamas instigates a fight, usually with rocket fire or kidnappings, but more recently with this surge of border assaults, resulting in Israeli reprisal.
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But her accusations have prompted investigations by the Office of Special Counsel, an independent agency that protects federal employees from reprisal, and the Department of Homeland Security's Office of the Inspector General.
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I'm referring to her by her middle name, Teresa, because she is concerned about using her full name: She worries about getting attacked online again, and about reprisal from her former boss.
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Alston has voiced concern at the Human Rights Council that Jiang's subsequent disappearance and arrest may be in part a reprisal for that contact, calling it "the equivalent of a legal sledgehammer".
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The brother of Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud and a former crown prince were among those detained, one Saudi source, who requested anonymity for fear of reprisal, said Sunday.
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"A significant portion of the Proforce do not believe they can raise a safety issue without fear of reprisal," officials wrote in a 2015 health and safety report by the Energy Department.
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I was there to investigate the July 2015 hit of a detainee whose beheading sparked a weekend of reprisal killings in Manaus that would come to be known as the Bloody Weekend.
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In his version of the call, Schiff added his own inferences about what he argued Trump intended to convey to Ukraine: that they had to investigate his Democratic opponents or face reprisal.
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"There are no jobs for these drivers to transition to," said the owner of one Amazon delivery firm that has not lost its contract and who requested anonymity for fear of reprisal.
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"I have been considered an opponent of the current regime in Kazakhstan and therefore, I have been victim of politically motivated persecution for years as a reprisal for my work," she said.
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They also worry their party could face a severe political reprisal from its energized liberal backers if they do not do whatever they can to oppose Judge Gorsuch no matter the consequences.
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But for these elections to resolve the conflict, all parties will have to trust that they will not be subject to political repression or reprisal if they are on the losing side.
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The suspension, Newbold alleges, is a reprisal for a complaint she filed against Kline accusing him of aggressive behavior and discriminating against her as a woman with a rare form of dwarfism.
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U.S. airstrikes: The United States military said that it struck five targets in Iraq and Syria on Sunday, as a reprisal for a rocket attack on Friday that killed an American contractor.
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The actress — who starred in the original run of the show and in the 2018 reprisal as Barr's onscreen daughter Becky — shared Wednesday that she was heartbroken by the cancellation of the show.
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Of those who experienced physical assault and did not report it, "concern about reprisal or other bad consequences (11.2%)" and "trying to report but not being taken seriously (9.2%)" were two notable obstacles.
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His reprisal of the role for a fifth time has been the subject of much speculation after the actor said in 2015 that he would rather slash his wrists than play Bond again.
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"If left unexplained, it will give rise to worries that it is an act of reprisal against Mr Mallet, further undermining public confidence in freedom of speech and the press," the HKJA said.
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The Trump administration on Friday announced it would grant sanctions waivers to eight countries, which allow them to continue importing Iranian crude for 1003 days without fear of reprisal from the United States.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - Armed groups in Central African Republic have killed at least 45 civilians in apparent reprisal strikes over the past three months, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in a report on Tuesday.
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Russia has been on particular alert against attacks on its soil in reprisal for its military intervention in Syria, where Moscow's forces have been supporting troops loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Flush with state funds and a government mandate to go global, SOE managers have enjoyed a high degree of freedom to make often big, headline-grabbing outbound deals without fear of personal reprisal.
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It's possible to pick up on subtle hints, like the existing bruises on Jack's face, or Shane's clear terror of Tom, and build a decade-long backstory of bullying, reprisal, and old grudges.
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"LGBTI persons – like all persons – must be free to enjoy their human rights and fundamental freedoms, including freedom of expression, peaceful assembly, and association, without fear of reprisal," Pompeo said in the statement.
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"I know you aren't asking to be labeled as victims, for anyone's pity," he said, praising women's accomplishments in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, though also acknowledging survivors risk reprisal for coming forward.
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Becker, executive vice president of consumer research & passenger services, was removed from an intra-office search feature around Monday, according to a NCL employee, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisal.
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The Fed guards its political independence closely, and officials consider its ability to set rates without fear of reprisal or influence from the administration or Congress as key to its credibility and effectiveness.
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The Fed guards its political independence closely, and officials consider its ability to set rates without fear of reprisal or influence from the administration or Congress as key to its credibility and effectiveness.
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One central California store has seen its labor allotment shrunk by about 10 percent, even though sales are up, its manager, who asked not to be identified for fear or reprisal, told Reuters.
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Indeed, many probably only voted for it out of fear of Iranian reprisal; they actually do not want our forces to leave because they're the only thing preventing ISIS from reconstituting its power.
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Even in cases of limited war, the Constitution contains the little known marque and reprisal clause that requires limited military actions taken by the government or private citizens to be approved by Congress.
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Previous attacks in Ouagadougou and near Burkina Faso's porous border with Mali were also conducted by allies of al Qaeda in reprisal for Burkina Faso's participation in a regional fight against Islamist militants.
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" But certainly, according to Zeldin, the whistleblower's attorneys would immediately argue that Trump naming their client would constitute an unlawful reprisal "that would trigger further protections for the whistleblower -- at least on paper.
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"It was a clash between farmers and herders which had been initially handled but some herders felt unsatisfied and ... they launched a reprisal attack on some villagers praying in a mosque," Elkana said.
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Belgian and French had already been on alert for any reprisal actionafter the Friday arrest of Salah Abdeslam, the prime surviving suspect for November's Paris attacks on a stadium, cafes, and a concert hall.
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"This feels like the first draft of an eventual political enemies list," said a Department of Energy employee, who asked not to be identified because he feared a reprisal by the Trump transition team.
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The battle for control of the town marks a new escalation in a conflict that began in 2013 when mainly Muslim Seleka fighters ousted then-President Francois Bozize, prompting reprisal killings from Christian militias.
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America's faithful ally, Canada (see above), went all-in supporting U.S. rule of law – Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's comments about the issue were pitch perfect – and Beijing effectively took Canadian hostages in reprisal.
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The Note 7 crisis saw Samsung's profit plunge 30 percent year-on-year, so the Korean tech giant can ill afford a reprisal of these issues right slap bang in the Christmas shopping period.
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The violence represents a new escalation in a conflict that began in 2013 when mainly Muslim Seleka fighters seized power and ousted then-President Francois Bozize, prompting reprisal killings from Christian anti-balaka militias.
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"The Armed Forces of Nigeria, as a professional and reputable institution, wish to reassure the public that no reprisal attack will be carried out by any military personnel," a military spokesman said on Friday.
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A "price tag" attack is a term used by radical Israeli settlers to denote reprisal against Palestinians in response to moves by the Israeli government to evacuate illegal West Bank outposts, according to officials.
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"Our rights were being abused, and we are the owners of this region," said L.B., 20, a student in Ginchi who would not give his full name for fear of reprisal by the government.
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" The measure also serves as a formal show of support for reporters "to ask questions of powerful government officials," and to "feel free to do their duty without fear of reprisal from the Government.
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Among other things, they prohibit most anonymous complaints, a problem in a city like Chicago, where the department has a history of brutality and even torture — and where citizens are understandably fearful of reprisal.
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The policy is intended to protect human rights under oppressive regimes by ensuring that dissidents and at-risk groups — like women, LGBT individuals and religious and ethnic minorities — can communicate without fear of reprisal.
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"He has done damage to the whole movement of digital rights," a former supporter told me, asking for anonymity out of fear of reprisal, like many others who did not want to identify themselves.
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In some of the more remote villages in Turkey that Ms. Hayrapetyan and Ms. Akcan visited, the ethnic and religious background of these Armenians were concealed out of fear of reprisal from their neighbors.
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Historical accounts show that hunger and the loss of land drove many of Australia's first inhabitants to steal food; those thefts often led to reprisal killings, like those memorialized by the monument in Elliston.
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"All I can do is pray that the power comes back before I lose everything," said the bakery's manager, Kevin, who asked that his last name not be used for fear of government reprisal.
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But three officials dismissed the notion that the move was a politically motivated reprisal, arguing that career officials were driving the audit and that CMS's health IT operations had been heavily scrutinized for months.
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At the time, the Chinese government had declined to renew the visas of several Times correspondents in China as a reprisal for its coverage of the financial dealings of Chinese leaders and their families.
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Show to Look forward to Girls5Eva is an original series produced by Tina Fey about the reprisal of an all-female musical group that had success with a one-hit-wonder in the '90s.
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Beleaguered South Africans are beginning to realize they can no longer rely on the political class to guarantee their democratic rights — to credible media, peaceful assembly, even freedom to dissent without fear of reprisal.
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NATO moved on Tuesday to expel seven Russian officials from the country's mission to the organization, the latest act of reprisal against Moscow for the poisoning of an ex-Russian spy on British soil.
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While Iraq is the most deadly country for journalists because of the ongoing conflict, Mexico is the country where the most journalists have been singled out for murder in direct reprisal for their reporting.
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Mike: If there's one thing the United States stands for, it's probably billionaires getting to do whatever they want with little fear of reprisal from, well, anyone with less power or money than them.
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But the monitor, Larry Thompson, a former deputy United States attorney general, recommended that the company continue to refine a program that allows employees to report ethical or legal problems without fear of reprisal.
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The president said that the whistle-blower "knew almost nothing" and that the White House was "trying to find out" the whistle-blower's identity — an action legal experts said could constitute an illegal reprisal.
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The Syrian Kurds, our partners in the campaign against ISIS, have begun hedging their bets with the Assad government rather than risk Turkish reprisal in the wake of the U.S. decision to withdraw forces.
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Knight explained how atheists have kept their mouths shut for the sake of recovery, or out of fear of reprisal, or perhaps apathy, hoping the fundamentalism and exclusion in the rooms would eventually stop.
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"I'm demonstrating against a fifth term, because our economic and political situation is so bad," said Kamel, a hotel receptionist in Algiers who would not give his last name for fear of government reprisal.
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The limited operation is designed to scare the operatives to prevent election interference without provoking a reprisal from the Russian government that could escalate the situation, such as a cyber-attack on the power grid.
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As the tournament reaches a climax this week, please join us in prayerful solidarity with those who—without fear of reprisal—are fully capitalizing on whatever opportunities for evangelism still exist in this vast country.
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In all, BuzzFeed News spoke with more than 30 current and former employees, but most declined to be identified, citing Sleep No More's nondisclosure agreements or fear of reprisal from the company and theater community.
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Those killings and the reprisal attack on Dallas police by a suspect found to have embraced militant black nationalism renewed tension over racial justice and guns just as America's presidential campaign went into high gear.
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To recap: During the transition, Flynn made a series of phone calls with the Russian ambassador around the time President Obama was announcing new sanctions on the country in reprisal for election-related email hacking.
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A push for some sort of reprisal in response to Trump's personal attack on Justin Trudeau has gained force since Canada's Parliament on Monday condemned weekend broadsides from its ally amid an escalating trade dispute.
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A decade ago, community journalist Chauncey Bailey was gunned down in Oakland, California, in reprisal for exposés on a local restaurant called Your Black Muslim Bakery and its ties to violent crime in the community.
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In this regard, it is perhaps not surprising that federal unions oppose the Veterans First Act, in part out of fear new disciplinary authorities could be used for political reprisal instead of remedying poor performance.
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If President Trump's initial defensive first strike against North Korea were conspicuously less than massive, a still-rational adversary in Pyongyang would likely take steps to ensure that his own chosen reprisal was correspondingly limited.
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Still other causes of an inadvertent nuclear war with North Korea could include: Expressed generically, pre-delegations of launch authority are made to ensure that the applicable threats of nuclear reprisal could actually be executed.
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Omar Abdulaziz, a Saudi activist and close friend of murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, said that Twitter is a vital tool for dissidents like him, despite the risk of reprisal for openly expressing their views.
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Colombo, Sri Lanka (CNN)The ongoing hunt for terrorist suspects in Sri Lanka, and fears of reprisal attacks, have cast a shadow over the country still reeling from the devastation of the Easter Sunday bombings.
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Previous high-profile attacks in Ouagadougou and near Burkina Faso's porous border with Mali were also conducted by allies of al Qaeda in reprisal for Burkina Faso's participation in a regional fight against the militants.
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Then, when Assad used those very weapons, and with the French President at the time, François Hollande, prepared to join the United States in mounting an attack in reprisal, Obama stepped back from the brink.
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McMaster took pains to counter the narrative that the use of force by the US to solve the North Korea nuclear showdown is unthinkable, because of possibly horrendous reprisal attacks against Seoul by the North.
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The local population knows who they are, but may be reluctant to point them out for fear of future reprisal or conviction that a Sunni underground may be their only insurance policy against Shiite retribution.
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Mandate permanent paid medical and family leave (including for workers in the gig economy), extended and increased unemployment benefits, and protections from reprisal for individuals or unions blowing the whistle on companies that aren't complying.
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From the earliest days of the campaign, Harris was subject to conspiracy theories that ricocheted around social media, even giving way to a reprisal of the same birtherism smears that plagued former President Barack Obama.
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But in order to continue to be legally protected from reprisal, he or she must obey directions from the director of national intelligence on how to approach lawmakers in a way that secures classified information.
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Top Trump aides are making frantic efforts to justify the killing of Qasem Soleimani, one of Iran's top leaders, and are bracing for a possible reprisal attack as the Islamic Republic moves around military hardware.
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"It comes as no surprise that there has been a reprisal from Iran — the concern is that this is just the sign of things to come," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData.
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"He would strip us naked and hit us with wooden bats to purge us of sin," said one of the victims in Zimbabwe, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisal by Mr. Smyth.
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" 29 Photos View Slide Show ' Pre-empting the threat of reprisal, Mr. McCain said he intended to be true to what he saw as his party and his voters: "Trump carried Arizona by four points.
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Ms. Shaheen, along with Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, has been a strong advocate of the Special Immigrant Visa program, meant for Afghans who face the threat of reprisal for their work with Americans.
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He celebrated the 50th anniversary of the record's release last year in a triumphant performance at the Charlie Parker Jazz Festival, and this weekend at the Blue Note he will reprise the reprisal once again.
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Belgium and France had already been on alert for any reprisal action after the Friday arrest of Salah Abdeslam, the prime surviving suspect for November's Paris attacks on a stadium, cafes, and a concert hall.
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"This feels like the first draft of an eventual political enemies list," a Department of Energy employee, who asked not to be identified because he feared a reprisal by the Trump transition team, had told Reuters.
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The push gained support from the Russian Orthodox Church, which said "loving parents" should be allowed to discipline children physically without fear of reprisal, but then died out after parliament sent back Ms Mizulina's draft bill.
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" The suit says the pilot chose to file suit under the pseudonym "Pilot X" because of "fear of reprisal from Boeing and discrimination from Boeing customers ... due to Boeing's substantial influence in the commercial aviation industry.
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Fear of reprisal has made South Koreans traditionally wary of being whistleblowers over harassment at family-run conglomerates that dominate the economy, with open accusations of this type far outnumbered by anonymous posts on the subject.
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Later by two mid-career prison terms, one coming at the height of his success in 1960 (a contested Mann Act violation, which could certainly be seen as a form of "political" [read "racial" here] reprisal).
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Those two killings and the reprisal attack on Dallas police by a suspect who embraced militant black nationalism renewed tension over racial justice and gun violence, just as America's presidential campaign was kicking into high gear.
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Dan MaffeiDaniel (Dan) Benjamin MaffeiThe UAW rejects the suggestion that protecting the environment is bad for the economy Maffei loses reelection in reprisal of 2010 Lawmakers to Commerce IG: Alleged whistleblower targeting 'intolerable' MORE's (D-N.
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Ms. McDonald's pregnancy means that she will postpone her West End debut in a reprisal of her Tony-winning role in "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill," which was set to begin performances in June.
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And yet, Mr. Obama has stopped short of ordering federal contractors to adhere to what labor advocates call "model employer" standards, which include paying a living wage, providing benefits and letting workers form unions without reprisal.
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As a producer of basic commodities used in the world supply chain, Australia would have much to lose should U.S. protectionism lead to a tit-for-tat reprisal from China, a key consumer of several commodities.
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The Trump administration's well-publicized crackdown against immigrants and people of color might have kept some who might have been exposed abroad from declaring themselves to authorities for fear of reprisal from Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.
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The United States says Turkey cannot have both, but had avoided taking steps to curtail or halt planned training of Turkish pilots in the program, a reprisal that could be seen as an embarrassment in Turkey.
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Reprisal killings of journalists because of their work nearly doubled in 2018, bringing the total number of journalists killed on the job to the highest point in three years, a press advocacy group reported on Wednesday.
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Their unit also conducted bloody reprisal campaigns against Polish partisans in the region around the town of Lublin, but Mr. Black said the Justice Department could not confirm whether the men took part in such operations.
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Fears of being isolated are widespread among inmates, said Elle, whose fiancé is at San Quentin State Prison and who asked to be identified by his first name out of fear that he could face reprisal.
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World markets have come full circle, and then some, since the jolt last Friday from the U.S. killing of a top Iranian commander and Tehran's reprisal attack on U.S. troops at bases in Iraq on Tuesday.
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In his news conference last week, Ambassador Jeffrey stated that "Coalition operations have been primarily on pause in Iraq as we focus on force protection." because of concern over potential reprisal attacks by pro-Tehran militias.
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Days after the Jolo church bombing, a grenade exploded at a mosque in nearby Zamboanga city, leaving two religious leaders dead, in what many feared was a reprisal attack that could lead to wider sectarian violence.
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Only an estimated three percent of rapists ever see a day in jail, partially because some victims wait to press charges until after the statute of limitations has passed out of shame or fear of reprisal.
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Assange, who lived in Ecuador's London embassy for nearly seven years, did not have chance to defend himself before his asylum there was terminated in reprisal for corruption allegations against Ecuador's president, lawyer Carlos Poveda told journalists.
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Protesters organize online and closely guard their real identities, and their disguises — whether face masks or hoodies or face paint — allow them to protest in public with less fear of reprisal from school or work or family.
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Some of the state party chairs objected — often anonymously, for fear of reprisal from national Democrats — but the DNC defended an agreement that appeared to starve it of resources and direct them almost entirely to Clinton's team.
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Central African Republic has been plagued by inter-religious violence since 2013 when mainly Muslim Seleka fighters seized power and ousted then-President Francois Bozize, prompting reprisal killings from anti-balaka militias drawn from the Christian minority.
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Some workers actually welcome the opportunity to boost their pay but that practice has subsided, said one Pegatron worker referred to Bloomberg by China Labor Watch, who would only disclose his surname Ma for fear of reprisal.
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Another standout is Max Jenkins's reprisal of his web-series character, Max, the insufferable "gay husband" of the equally insufferable Lainey (Heléne Yorke), who decides to make some positive changes in his life, much to Lainey's chagrin.
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The real danger lies in fostering an air of hostility between the two sides, leaving scientists afraid to speak honestly about the religious and ethical consequences of their work out of concerns of professional reprisal or ridicule.
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In 1993, after the bombing of the city's cathedral, Matobato says, Duterte personally told him and other DDS members, in the mayoral office, to go to a mosque and kill Muslims in reprisal for the terror attack.
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"The big multinational, industrial companies of the world are all taking a hit on the concern that they will be the targets of reprisal sanctions," said Robert Phipps, a director at Per Stirling Capital Management in Austin.
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Alexandra Ellerbeck is the North America Program Coordinator for the Committee to Protect Journalists, an independent nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide and defends the right of journalists to report the news without fear of reprisal.
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James Alexander, a Jehovah's Witness elder who resigned and asked to use a pseudonym for fear of reprisal, said he had seen Witnesses interact with children even after child sex abuse allegations have been made against them.
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More than a dozen people were killed in an attack on the highlands village of Karida, some 630 km (390 miles) northwest of the capital, Port Moresby, on Monday in a reprisal for an earlier tribal clash.
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If Mr. Modi doesn't condemn her murder forcefully and denounce the harassment and threats that critics of Hindu militancy face daily, more critics will live in fear of deadly reprisal and Indian democracy will see dark days.
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One registered ICU nurse with University of Chicago Medicine, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisal, told CNN that she's afraid of what the ICU will look like in another week as cases rise.
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The general manager of a major supermarket chain in eastern Venezuela told me, under condition of anonymity, that he decided to open his stores today to avoid government reprisal, but wasn't asking his workers to come in.
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"Many of us feel like Amazon is being reckless with our health," said a man who works as a picker in an Amazon fulfillment center in Gloucester County, New Jersey, and requested anonymity for fear of reprisal.
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But two other government officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal, said that there had been a shortage of officers because so many had been assigned to provide security for Mr. Trump.
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" There is no identifiable policy in Syria, where a reprisal missile strike for Bashar al-Assad's renewed use of chemical weapons occurred in a vacuum and was later likened by a cabinet member to "after-dinner entertainment.
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He is retiring at the end of next year and would be free to vote for legislation to expand background checks or address gun violence in other ways without fear of reprisal from the National Rifle Association.
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In mid-October, Soleimani secretly met with Shiite militia leaders to coordinate attacks against the US in hopes of triggering a US reprisal that would refocus public anger from Iran to the US, Reuters reported on Friday.
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WASHINGTON — The United States military on Sunday struck five targets in Iraq and Syria controlled by an Iranian-backed paramilitary group, the Pentagon said, a reprisal for a rocket attack on Friday that killed an American contractor.
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Trump has made criticism of his campaign a reflection of an ideal journalists are particularly committed to: that the United States should have a free and open press able to scrutinize leading politicians without fear of reprisal.
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Jabouri, the most senior Sunni official in the Shi'ite led-country, said the PMF had destroyed Sunni houses and mosques, carried out reprisal killings in villages recaptured from Islamic State and barred people from returning to their homes.
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Ford has her work cut out for her: Land O'Lakes is contending with newly imposed trade tariffs on U.S. dairy goods as an act of reprisal from China and Mexico to President Donald Trump's protectionist-motivated trade wars.
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After confronting Mr Kagame with allegations that his rebel forces had killed 25,000 people in reprisal massacres after the genocide, the president "growled that the real story was how many people the RPF didn't kill," Mr Perry writes.
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When Mitchell, cuckolded and left to raise a black man's child as his own, realizes that his suffering is a kind of reprisal, his whiny "Why me?" is parried irrefutably by his fellow-father: Why Cooley's great-granddaddy?
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced Wednesday that the agency will not carry out immigration enforcement operations in areas hit by Hurricane Irma in an effort to encourage undocumented immigrants to seek help without fear of reprisal.
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The State Department set up the channel during the Vietnam War as a way for employees who had disagreements with policies to register their protest with the secretary of state and other top officials, without fear of reprisal.
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Liberating Ramadi broke the mold of past operations, in which unlawful sectarian militias, on the government payroll as part of the "popular mobilization forces," swept through recaptured towns and villages, conducting reprisal killings and destroying homes and mosques.
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There have also been a spate of anti-Muslim riots in the country in recent weeks, blamed in part on Buddhist groups, in apparent reprisal for April bombings claimed by Islamic State that killed more than 250 people.
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On the other, additional depreciation might invite Trump to accuse China of starting a currency war — and it also runs the risk of triggering a reprisal of the capital outflows that followed the yuan's surprise depreciation in 2015.
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The Senate version of the NDAA contains additional provisions strengthening protections for whistleblowers by broadening categories of prohibited reprisal to include retaliatory investigations and helping to protect service members from additional retaliation while their case is being investigated.
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Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee are considering a number of possible measures to protect the identity of the Ukraine whistleblower during their upcoming testimony, fearing possible reprisal from President Trump's allies in Congress, the Washington Post reports.
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Venezuela is a single nation; one country with room for us all, one country where people of all persuasions should be able to participate and express themselves freely, without fear of reprisal, violence in the streets or repression.
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Mexico isn't the only case; CPJ has also pushed for attacks on journalists to be dealt with on the federal level in places like Pakistan, where 6900 journalists have been killed in reprisal for their work since 2628.
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For example, one often hears these days the allegedly "common sense" argument that Kim Jong Un would never consider striking first because he fully appreciates that any such aggression would elicit an immediate and overwhelming U.S. nuclear reprisal.
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BAMAKO (Reuters) - Unidentified gunmen on motorbikes attacked two villages in central Mali, killing at least 41 people in a part of the country where ethnic reprisal attacks have surged in recent months, a local mayor said on Tuesday.
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"If the root causes of the violence are not addressed, if suspected perpetrators are not investigated and prosecuted, existing tensions will simmer and manifest in the form or more reprisal attacks," said Sola Tayo of think tank Chatham House.
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Multiple seasons and reboots may give the fans what they want (the first episode of Netflix's recent "Gilmore Girls" reprisal (pictured), nine years after the last season, was streamed nearly 6m times) but they are usually a bad idea.
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Those laws have been necessary because, while we know ethical employees are critical to promoting compliance, we also know that whistleblowers, rather than being greeted with gratitude, are instead predictably met with reprisal by those whose wrongdoing they expose.
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BANGUI (Reuters) - Seven people were killed and around 20 others were injured in a grenade attack on a peace concert and reprisal violence in Central African Republic's capital, Bangui, on Saturday and Sunday, government officials and city residents said.
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Message to Workers Under Scrutiny: Cooperate or Get Fired | A recent court decision makes it clear that a company under government investigation can fire uncooperative employees with little fear of reprisal, Peter J. Henning writes in White Collar Watch.
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A doctor at the local hospital, asking not to be named for fear of reprisal by Islamic State, told Reuters he had seen many more patients with respiratory problems in recent months, though was not able to give numbers.
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On his way back to the Vatican, Francis stopped to pray at the Ardeatine Caves, where in March, 1944 occupying Nazis killed 335 Italian men and boys as a reprisal for the killing of 33 German policemen by partisans.
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But soon after they started, the workers — who agreed to speak on condition of anonymity, citing nondisclosure agreements and fears of reprisal — say they were often belittled, berated, gaslighted, and underpaid for work that intruded into their personal lives.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran is unlikely to block the Strait of Hormuz, the world's busiest oil-shipping channel, in reprisal for the killing of Qassem Soleimani for fear of aggravating its Gulf allies and China, regional analysts said on Monday.
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The violence was targeted at African immigrant populations, sparked reprisal attacks, overshadowed a pan-African economic conference in Cape Town and drove a wedge between South Africa and other nations on the continent, including its other major economy, Nigeria.
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The decision to do so represents a growing confidence in the accuracy of Iran's SRBM platforms, as well as in confidence that no matter the target, the strikes would not invite a devastating kinetic reprisal against the Iranian homeland.
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"The reason that people are making these sorts of accounts anonymously is because of the fear of reprisal that they face — that's a key part of why we have a First Amendment right to anonymous speech," Ms. Llansó said.
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Security has gradually improved in the Iraqi capital, which was the target of daily bombings a decade ago, but violence directed against both the security forces and civilians is still frequent and large blasts sometimes set off reprisal attacks.
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The United States said the strikes were a reprisal for the more than 30 rockets Kataib Hezbollah launched against an Iraqi military base near Kirkuk on Friday, killing the American contractor and wounding four American and two Iraqi servicemen.
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"Obviously there is a financial incentive to stay in the black market," one grower who has been in the Triangle for more than three-quarters of his life—and requested anonymity for fear of law enforcement reprisal—told VICE.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Masked men threw firebombs at an intelligence service compound in the city of Qatif in eastern Saudi Arabia, activists said on Monday, in an apparent reprisal for the execution of a prominent Shi'ite Muslim cleric earlier this month.
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It was a reprisal of her offensive at Thursday night's debate, but she escalated her assault further, portraying Mr. Sanders as an impediment to the health care law so associated with Mr. Obama that, she noted, it bears his name.
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Four states (California, Nevada, Massachusetts, and Maine) passed legislation decriminalizing weed for recreational use this past election, adding to an already healthy list of places where it can be enjoyed—for the most part—without fear of reprisal from law enforcement.
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"We felt we needed to disrupt Trump's personal world just a little bit, given how much he had disrupted ours," said Gustavo, one activist organizing the protest, adding he would not give his last name for fear of government reprisal.
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It must confront a dramatic new terrorist threat, address a fresh political crisis brought on by its multiple intelligence failures, and bring a semblance of unity and calm to a grieving nation at risk for reprisal attacks and other societal unrest.
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The 12-minute reprisal of the 2003 hit debuted in the U.K. on Friday, March 24, for their national Red Nose Day charity event — while stateside viewers still have to wait until May 25 to catch up with their favorite characters.
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CHIQUIMULA, Guatemala (Reuters) - More Honduran migrants tried to join a caravan of several thousand trekking through Guatemala on Wednesday, defying calls by authorities not to make the journey after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to cut off regional aid in reprisal.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - More Honduran migrants tried to join a caravan of several thousand moving through Guatemala on Wednesday, defying calls by authorities not to make the journey after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to cut off regional aid in reprisal.
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After peace talks broke down in April of 2014, and Palestinian children were killed by Israeli soldiers, a series of reprisal murders precipitated an armed conflict that resulted in the death of thousands of people, the majority of them Gazans.
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"We call on you to emphatically and unequivocally support and protect these employees to your fullest abilities, including by issuing statements of support and ensuring they are not subject to any act of reprisal," the 10 senators wrote in the letter.
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In response, Pyongyang, then having no realistic option to launching certain presumptively gainful forms of armed reprisal, could choose to strike American military forces in the region, and/or certain other carefully selected targets in Japan, Guam or South Korea.
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"We call on you to emphatically and unequivocally support and protect these employees to your fullest abilities, including by issuing statements of support and ensuring they are not subject to any act of reprisal," the 85033 senators wrote in the letter.
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Both nominees also indicated support for overturning Supreme Court rulings legalizing same-sex marriage, requiring schools to teach there are only two genders and allowing Christian business owners to refuse to participate in same-sex weddings without fear of legal reprisal.
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A former Eritrean official, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal from the authorities there, said on Thursday that Mr. Mered was a notorious people smuggler who may have extensive connections within the Eritrean and Sudanese governments.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Eight people were shot dead by unknown assailants early on Sunday in the outskirts of Honduras's capital Tegucigalpa, police said, an apparent reprisal attack in a bloody gang dispute that has devastated the poor Central-American nation.
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An ethnic Nande militia group, the Mai-Mai Mazembe, killed a Hutu on Sunday in Kibirizi, leading to the reprisal attack by the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR), said Innocent Gasigwa, spokesman for Civil Society of Rutshuru.
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Her comments were hardly a Clay-like disavowal of the destructive policy of impeachment, but they at least pushed the House away from pursuing a course of reprisal that would be harmful not only to her party but to the nation.
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"There are white males at the firm that are visibly being given more time in business development opportunities and client contact," said a female minority lawyer at Paul, Weiss who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal.
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Another facility administrator, who asked to withhold their name for fear of reprisal, told VICE that they were completely unable to order hand sanitizer or cleaning supplies and that the gloves and face masks they requested were still on backorder.
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In all three cases, reporters said sources were hesitant to speak out because their allegations were so intimate; because they feared reprisal by powerful men; and in many instances, the women involved had entered into settlements that included nondisclosure agreements.
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A Russian-born woman in her late 2800s — who, like most people I spoke with here, asked that her name not be used because of fears of reprisal — lives in an apartment with a concrete floor and walls that bleed warmth.
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After it did respond, firing 0003 missiles at bases housing American troops without hurting anyone as a relatively harmless show of force, a message came back through the Swiss saying that would be the end of its reprisal for now.
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In response, Pyongyang, having no realistic option to launching certain presumptively gainful forms of armed reprisal, could then choose to strike American military forces in the region, and/or certain other carefully selected targets in Japan, Guam or South Korea.
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If they publicly denigrate climate science it's only because (a) they fear political reprisal from President Trump and his supporters, or their own donors, if they don't, or (b) they believe that such protection threatens their jobs or impairs their investments.
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AFJ prohibits discrimination against its employees and applicants for employment based on race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal, sero-status and where applicable, political beliefs, marital status, familial or parental status, sexual orientation, or income.
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These women remembered walking along the southern city's packed beaches, heads uncovered, eating ice cream cones during a time when they could live freely without reprisal from roving gangs of armed, young, radicalized men who now patrol Aden's streets on motorbikes.
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"They experience direct trauma from battle and are exposed to so much death that it is bound to have a lasting affect," says Ahmad Elham, a psychiatrist who didn't want to use his real name for fear of reprisal from authorities.
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Pee-wee's Big Holiday, Reuben's most recent reprisal of the character since the Pee-wee Herman Show in 2009, is a fittingly weird comeback in the form of a homoerotic road movie/love story, Peter Pan as imagined by John Waters.
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KOTTAMPITIYA, Sri Lanka (Reuters) - Sri Lankan police arrested 2100 people on Tuesday in connection with a spate of attacks on Muslim-owned homes and shops in apparent reprisal for the Easter bombings by Islamist militants that killed more than 250 people.
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The groundswell appears to reflect a wider trend: Although Vietnam's governing Communist Party bans private media and aggressively punishes internal dissidents, the rise of social media has enabled millions of Vietnamese to discuss hot-button social issues online without much fear of reprisal.
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Whether you want to call it a union or not, I can't help but think that a more formal structure for grievances, collective negotiation, and protection from reprisal, among employees of major tech companies, might just be a pretty good idea for everyone.
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It was a reprisal of his 2016 call for Russian help, essentially "China, if you're listening..." This time, Chinese officials listening to Trump might surmise that obtaining a favorable trade deal with the United States may require helping the President win the election.
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The airstrike hit a workshop housing weapons and vehicles and an adjacent hangar where around 150 migrants were being held, mostly Sudanese and Moroccans, according to two migrants who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – A U.K.-based Bahraini activist says three members of his family have been sentenced to three years in prison each in reprisal for his efforts to shine a spotlight on the government&aposs crackdown on opposition and rights groups.
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According to Geist, a loss could risk cooling off innovation in Canada by up-and-comers who may fear heavy-handed legal reprisal from the powerful incumbents that run the country's communications infrastructure and in some cases the content that flows through it.
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Callie Speer of Austin eatery Swift's Attic is a culinary genius for many reasons—some of which are showcased in her episode of Chef's Night Out—but not the least of which is her remix and reprisal of the now-classic cake.
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The attack terrified communities that had learned to coexist with violence in the remote, rural area, said a human-rights activist who lives and works in the region and who did not give his name out of fear of reprisal from the gangs.
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"When you have a sitting president who's willing to publicly show his disdain for a company and the leader of a company, it's very difficult for government agencies including the DOD to make an objective decision without fear of reprisal," Jassy said.
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A relative of one of the hospital staff members killed in the American strike, speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid reprisal by officials, expressed anger at the apology and flatly rejected it, saying it was inadequate to address the family's loss.
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Faced with a male-dominated media culture, Colombian women often struggle to climb the career ladder, said Valero, noting a prominent journalist's recent decision to tell how she was raped by a high-profile man she did not identify for fear of reprisal.
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Its chorus—"So here I am alive at last / And I'll savor every moment of this"—was a reprisal against hardship, not just for young people, but for anyone endeavoring to take things day by day and come out of the other side.
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"Whistleblowers perform a valuable service to the Agency and the public when they come forward with what they reasonably believe to be evidence of wrongdoing, and they should never suffer reprisal for doing so," wrote Robert Stroch, the NSA's new inspector general.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The number of journalists killed around the world in reprisal for their work nearly doubled in 20183 to at least 34 people, reflecting an increase in deliberate attacks on journalists in Afghanistan, according to a report released on Wednesday.
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"We will avenge the blood of our martyrs from the Saudi and UAE governments and ask the President (Hassan Rouhani) ... to leave our hands free more than ever for reprisal operations," Jafari told the crowd, drawing chants of "Allahu Akbar" (God is Greatest).
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But perhaps in deference to the fans who have tattooed images of Malcolm on body parts (including their buttocks), Mr. Goldblum, a star of "The Fly" and "Independence Day," took the role reprisal as seriously as if it were his first blockbuster.
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Starbucks declined to comment on specific incidents in this story without knowing more details about their locations, which BuzzFeed News declined to provide in order to protect sources, nearly all of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity out of fear of reprisal.
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But the American campaign undertaken in response to Russia's information offensive is limited in large part to keep Moscow from escalating in response by taking down the power grid or conducting some other reprisal that could trigger a bigger clash between great powers.
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And with this advent, comes the continued call for regulators to create a controlled environment similar to the fintech/insurtech "sandbox" concepts implemented in the UK and other countries for the industry to field-test new technologies without fear of regulatory reprisal.
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Defence sources told the newspaper that the risk of reprisal attacks would increase on Tuesday following three days of mourning to mark the death of Qassem Soleimani, the powerful Iranian commander who was killed in a US airstrike at Baghdad airport on Friday.
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"I remain passionately committed to a policy of 'no bystanders' and a Navy where concerns can be raised with trust and confidence that those concerns will be investigated thoroughly, and be appropriately acted on without fear of reprisal or retaliation," he said.
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The lawmakers want to know whether the agency has conducted a review about why employees feel this way; if there are any whistleblower reprisal programs in place; how managers are held accountable; and how the TSA plans to handle allegations of whistleblower retaliation.
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It used an example from 1837 as the basis for his justification and made no mention of the thousands of Americans and hundreds of thousands of Koreans who would die in the event of a US military attack and North Korean reprisal.
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An aide to Governor Chris Christie and an appointee at the Port Authority stand accused of closing lanes on the George Washington Bridge, for four days in September of 2013, to orchestrate a massive traffic jam as a form of political reprisal.
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Impunity is deeply entrenched in Myanmar, and as the women told us, the perpetrators showed no fear of reprisal by their superiors; it was, in fact, their superiors who ordered the systematic rape of women and girls and the murder of their families.
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"When you have a sitting president who's willing to be very vocal that they dislike a company and the CEO of that company, it makes it difficult for government agencies including the DoD to make objective decisions without fear of reprisal," Jassy said.
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With nuclear-tipped missiles, Kim is pressing back against a decades-old U.S. deterrent posture, which, in the event that North Korea initiated military action against the South, enabled the U.S. to strike back with impunity, safe from any North Korean reprisal.
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As the aliens mount their inevitable reprisal, and the movie slides into exhausted autopilot, it becomes increasingly hard to ignore all the grim reminders of how much our world has changed while the world of Independence Day has supposedly stayed the same.
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According to the report, Apple also fears reprisal for the Trump administration's penalties on Chinese companies Huawei and ZTE (though the White House has since eased off on ZTE in what looked like an awful lot like some attempt to appease Chinese President Xi Jinping).
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President Muhammadu Buhari appealed for calm after the "deeply unfortunate killings across a number of communities" in central Plateau State as the military and police tried to end the bloodshed, saying "no efforts will be spared" to find the attackers and prevent reprisal attacks.
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She stressed that the suit was an employment one, and not about free speech, and that while she had had "dozens" of people contact her about their experiences at Google, only Damore and Gudeman were willing to be named due to fear of reprisal.
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A more immediate threat may be a Chinese reprisal for the Trump administration's decision in May, on national-security grounds, to stop American companies from supplying Huawei, China's tech champion (and the biggest seller of smartphones in China), with chips, software and other technology.
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Reuters interviews with nearly a dozen Japan Times employees - all of whom requested anonymity out of fear of reprisal - along with hundreds of pages of internal emails and presentation materials, show the editorial changes started taking shape when the paper changed hands in June 13.
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You can't open RedTube without seeing a woman being choked by a man—it's as ubiquitous as an abuser masquerading as a male feminist, which is why men like Eric Schneiderman can tweet obliquely about having done "role-play" without apparent fear of reprisal.
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Reuters interviews with nearly a dozen Japan Times employees - all of whom requested anonymity out of fear of reprisal - along with hundreds of pages of internal emails and presentation materials, show the editorial changes started taking shape when the paper changed hands in June 2017.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The top court in Western-allied Bahrain upheld three-year jail terms against three relatives of a prominent political activist, a rights group said on Monday, in a case the United Nations says is an unlawful act of reprisal over family connections.
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It has long been conventional wisdom that military action to destroy North Korea's nuclear capability is all but unthinkable because Pyongyang could send thousands of rockets across the demilitarized zone between the Koreas in reprisal, inflicting huge civilian casualties within a matter of minutes.
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But policy solutions that might help a low-paid, precariously employed fast-food worker, such as employment protections that allow her to report a male supervisor's inappropriate behavior without fear of being fired in reprisal, are likely to be considered an inconvenience by female CEOs.
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The suit was filed on behalf of Aubrey Victor, a guard whose conduct reflected a longstanding culture of brutality at Rikers that left guards free to batter or even torture inmates without fear of reprisal — a culture documented by the Justice Department in 2014.
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Sabina, a 21-year-old aspiring lawyer from Coney Island who asked VICE not to use her last name for fear of reprisal, said she awoke Wednesday morning to video of anti-Uzbek graffiti sprayed across a friend's Cropsey Avenue apartment in nearby Bensonhurst.
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A congressional aide who has been involved in the talks between the three countries said the White House was growing increasingly sensitive to pressure from Republicans in rural states whose farmers have been suffering from reprisal that diminished their access to sell in neighboring markets.
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Although Mr. Assad denied he was responsible, he agreed to destroy his chemical arms stockpile and promised to never use such weapons by joining the treaty banning them, under a deal brokered by Russia and the United States that averted the threatened American reprisal.
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"What the front-line officers did was to arrest people who participated in a riot — and now you say not everyone is a rioter?" a police officer said in an interview, referring to Mr. Lo, and speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid reprisal.
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The employees—who requested to withhold their names out of fear of reprisal—said they feared they might be exposing themselves and others to the highly contagious virus but felt pressure to go to work at Wells Fargo's offices, which they described as crowded.
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In response, Trump said Saturday that his administration had targeted 52 sites, including those important to Iranian culture, and would hit them if Tehran were to strike Americans or U.S. assets in reprisal for the drone strike that killed Soleimani on Thursday in Baghdad.
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And when you have a sitting president who's willing to be very vocal that they dislike a company and the CEO of that company, it makes it difficult for government agencies — including the [Department of Defense] — to make objective decisions without fear of reprisal.
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I think when you have a sitting president who&aposs willing to publicly show his disdain for a company and the leader of the company, it&aposs very difficult for government agencies, including the DOD to make an objective decision without fear of reprisal.
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CreateNYC treads lightly in its details, aware that it needs buy-in from vested interests and that a push too far will instigate reprisal from players they have little control over: goliath institutions and their boards, state government, developers, real estate lobbyists, and so forth.
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We have an unprecedented opportunity to not only take the Gospel to almost every corner of the world – under the policies of the current administration – but we also have the chance to live out the Gospel in every realm of our society without fear of government reprisal.
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"Most of the matches took place late at night in Iran," she told VICE Sports, speaking through WhatsApp (Fatemeh and all other Iranian women interviewed for this story requested that their full names were not used, due to fears of reprisal for openly criticising the Iranian regime).
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"You can see from the reaction from China, that this is felt to be a very personal attack and that there have been what look like reprisal, tit-for-tat arrests," Emily Taylor, an associate fellow at U.K.-based think tank Chatham House, told VICE News.
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And the reprisal from Mr. Weaver highlighted the lingering divisions in the party, even as Republicans gather at Quicken Loans Arena to coronate Mr. Trump: Mr. Kasich is part of a group of elected Republican officials who still will not support the party's unconventional standard-bearer.
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"When you have a sitting president who's willing to publicly show his disdain for a company and the leader of a company, it's very difficult for government agencies including the DOD to make an objective decision without fear of reprisal," Jassy said, according to the report.
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"The number of Covid patients we are getting is rapidly increasing every day and all of us collectively worry about what will happen as it gets worse if this is where we are starting," said the nurse, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisal.
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No claim was immediately made for the attack, but tit-for-tat reprisal killings between the Fulani and rival farming communities have surged over the past year across Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, compounding violence by jihadist groups with links to al Qaeda and Islamic State.
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But at the tail end of a furious comeback, Denver's Brandon McManus connected on a 36-yard field goal with just six seconds remaining, giving the Broncos a shocking 20-19 victory and Jon Gruden an 0-2 start in his reprisal as the Raiders' coach.
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Backlash from NBC colleagues, including Today co-host Al Roker, who called for Kelly to issue a "bigger apology" to people of color, demonstrates the network has a diverse team that is comfortable speaking up publicly about diversity-related issues without fear of retaliation or reprisal.
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Interviews with more than two dozen employees past and present, most of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal, suggest that in its drive to elevate the station's profile, management developed a blind spot at the nexus of gender, race, power and personnel.
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Adi only knows of the graphic details of his brother's death thanks to the existence of The Act of Killing, which Oppenheimer (returning to direct with another anonymous Indonesian, who chose to remain unknown rather than risk government reprisal) depicts Adi watching, in obviously staged fashion.
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For the West, the notions of disregard for collateral damage, of terrorizing an opponent into submission by targeting the civilian population and soft targets like hospitals, of bomb and missile strikes intended to cause mass casualties in reprisal for the deaths of Russian servicemen, all belong in previous centuries.
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Other programming — new and old — mentioned at the event included the return of Veronica Mars, Looking for Alaska, Wu-Tang: An American Saga, Solar Opposites, The Act, Shrill, Crossing Swords, High Fidelity, Dollface, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Castle Rock, The Great, Reprisal, and, of course, The Handmaid's Tale.
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Even if the party members disagree with his actions, they know that attacking him could lead to reprisal from either the White House or the party base, and they know impeaching him would imperil everything else they want to accomplish and trigger catastrophic losses in the next election.
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So much so, in fact, that he could announce in public on Wednesday that he intends to jam through the Ryan budget next year under a procedure that bypasses Democratic opposition in Congress—and make that vow without fear of reprisal, right in the heat of election season.
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"My father had said he would leave me a share, but he did not leave a will, and I did not know I had a right," said Shabana, who asked that her last name not be used as she fears reprisal from her husband, who has refused a divorce.
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Iran's flight-testing calculus is complex, and the regime conducts missile tests for multiple reasons: Underwriting deterrence: Successful and public missile testing increases the viability of Iran's main deterrent, enabling the regime to execute its ideological and proxy wars abroad with relatively little fear of reprisal against its homeland.
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics found that from 2006 to 2015, 44 percent of domestic violence incidents each year, on average, went unreported; 19 percent of victims claimed fear of reprisal as a reason for not reporting, and 21 percent said they were trying to protect the abuser.
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An activist and staff member of Minority, a magazine in Azerbaijan that covers gay and transgender issues, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal from the government, said many victims had been forced by the police to provide names of their friends and colleagues.
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At the same time, Trump has also made plain his desire to withdraw from Syria and Afghanistan (to Iran's advantage in both cases), his reluctance to re-establish deterrence with Tehran through a limited military reprisal, and his general skepticism regarding America's role in policing the global commons.
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According to the U.S. secretary of defense, this reprisal was composed of 16 short-range ballistic missiles (SRBMs) fired from three locations in Iran at two bases in Iraq, with 11 striking the Al-Asad base in the west and one striking a base in Irbil, in the north.
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The scientist, who did not want to give his name out of fear of political reprisal, spent much of the past year preparing for an ambitious climate-related project to start in early January, based on his own technology and involving aircraft, boats and an international team of scientists.
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The administration slapped new sanctions on Russian intelligence agencies and companies, ordered 35 Russian diplomats to leave the country within 72 hours, and shut down two Russian government–owned compounds in the US. The typical Russian response would be to take some kind of similar measure in reprisal.
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Atkinson noted in his letter to DOJ that the OLC memo creates "uncertainty" about whether or not employees with the intelligence community will be protected from reprisal if they provide information about an urgent concern, only for it to be later determined that the information was outside of their jurisdiction.
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In fact the very opacity of those mysteries, I said, was in itself grounds for terror, for if the world seemed full of people living evilly without reprisal and living virtuously without reward, the temptation to abandon personal morality might arise in exactly the moment when personal morality is most significant.
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COST-EFFECTIVE, DENIABLE The U.S. Department of Defense said in a report submitted to Congress last year that North Korea likely "views cyber as a cost-effective, asymmetric, deniable tool that it can employ with little risk from reprisal attacks, in part because its networks are largely separated from the Internet".
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This exhibition, a considerably expanded reprisal of the 19173 "Mode & Femmes 14/18" show at the Bibliothèque Forney in Paris, is the first comprehensive view of French fashion during World War I, according to Maude Bass-Krueger, the co-curator and a postdoctoral fellow at Leiden University in the Netherlands.
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Although he was saying what virtually every military commander believes — that a military attack on the North would prompt a catastrophic reprisal on the South — his comments contradicted Mr. Trump's bellicose warning to the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, that he would rain "fire and fury" down on him.
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A series of accidents in a creakingly worn-out prison turned a modest petition for decency into a full-fledged takeover—one as surprising to the inmates as to anyone else—that, after four days, ended in a reprisal riot by guards and state police that left thirty-nine people dead.
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The cultural landscape is energetic as well: Lin-Manuel Miranda made headlines with his reprisal of the lead role in the musical "Hamilton," which played at San Juan's main performing arts center last month, and galleries in Santurce and Old San Juan are showcasing thought-provoking works by local artists.
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This worker, along with six other employees in Costco store in Texas, Illinois, Utah, Washington, Idaho, and on the East Coast, and three employees at the company's corporate offices in Issaquah, Washington, spoke to Business Insider on the condition of full or partial anonymity in order to speak frankly without fear of reprisal.
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After hearing about the July call, the intelligence officer agreed that Mr. Trump might be "seeking to pressure that leader to take an action to help the president's 2020 re-election campaign," Mr. Engel wrote, and decided to tell Congress about it, using a process that protects intelligence whistle-blowers from reprisal.
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It was so pleasant I thought I'd try a budget reprisal at my kitchen counter back in Brooklyn: David Tanis's recipe for pork cutlets with lemons and capers (above), served over bitter greens, with some crisp smashed potatoes on the side, to mimic the frites with which Jean-Pierre serves the veal.
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His jailing is the latest event in the ferocious reprisal against a decade of digital whistle-blowing — which has never, to my knowledge, yielded information that was inaccurate or unimportant — and that has now produced little but misery, banishment or imprisonment for the people who tried to force officialdom to come clean.
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