Retaliation

"Retaliation from the emirate could come against lucrative deals with aircraft maker Boeing and by curtailing the docking of hundreds of American ships, including U.S. Navy ships, each year at its port in the [UAE]."

Raimondo on Dubai's Potential Backlash JDsg 2006

"Retaliation from the emirate could come against lucrative deals with aircraft maker Boeing and by curtailing the docking of hundreds of American ships, including U.S. Navy ships, each year at its port in the [UAE]."

Archive 2006-03-01 JDsg 2006

Retaliation is but an indifferent defence, and is seldom needed, except in a bad cause.

Rural Hours 1887

My latest book, Retaliation, is about a teen girl who is violently attacked by three girls that she doesn’t know.

Interview with Yasmin Shiraz: Author passionate about helping young people - by Joanna Penn | The Creative Penn 2009

"'Retaliation'", says Sir Walter Scott, "had the effect of placing the author on a more equal footing with his Society than he had ever before assumed."

All About Coffee 1909

Here was the spectre of iron impassible, implacable, inflexible, which men call Retaliation; and this spectre mingled with the guests.

The Companions of Jehu Alexandre Dumas p��re 1836

Criminal Minds 5x11, "Retaliation," written by Erica Messer, directed by Felix Enrique-Alcata

i need a verb coffeeem 2009

"Retaliation" was the second leading cause, followed by romantic rejection and obsession.

Report examines violent attacks on U.S. college campuses 2010

Verdicts were passed upon the literary products of the day in much the same manner as at Button's, and it should not be forgotten that Goldsmith's "Retaliation" had its origin at a meeting at this house.

Inns and Taverns of Old London

In Goldsmith's poem, entitled "Retaliation," a line occurs, which is to me unintelligible, at least a part of it.

The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 13, No. 374, June 6, 1829 Various