Retaliation can be categorized as a noun.
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| retaliation - action taken in return for an injury or offense |
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| 1. | noun | He added that "America does not understand anything except the language of force and retaliation, they were kicked out of Somalia in humiliation after that soldier was dragged in Mogadishu for the whole world to see", and that "the day will come when the dead bodies of Americans and Jews would be dragged, defiled, and stepped on in the Arabian peninsula together with their agents and supporters". | |
| 2. | noun | Use of biochemical weapons as blackmail and threatened retaliation for such detentions was an alternative scenario in the Bojinka planning. | |
| 3. | noun | Threats of retaliation are blocking negotiations. | |
| 4. | noun | This has allowed snow leopards to hunt markhor instead of descending to relatively low altitude villages to attack precious livestock and being killed in retaliation by angry villagers. | |
| 5. | noun | While many snow leopards die at the hands of poachers and the illegal trade, more than half are killed in retaliation for attacks on local herders’ livestock. | |
| 6. | noun | Whistleblowers alleged numerous cases of gross mismanagement, retaliation and investigations into staff that had a debilitating effect. |
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| He added that "America does not understand anything except the language of force and retaliation, they were kicked out of Somalia in humiliation after that soldier was dragged in Mogadishu for the whole world to see", and that "the day will come when the dead bodies of Americans and Jews would be dragged, defiled, and stepped on in the Arabian peninsula together with their agents and supporters". |
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| Use of biochemical weapons as blackmail and threatened retaliation for such detentions was an alternative scenario in the Bojinka planning. |
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| Threats of retaliation are blocking negotiations. | |
| This has allowed snow leopards to hunt markhor instead of descending to relatively low altitude villages to attack precious livestock and being killed in retaliation by angry villagers. | |
| While many snow leopards die at the hands of poachers and the illegal trade, more than half are killed in retaliation for attacks on local herders’ livestock. | |
| Whistleblowers alleged numerous cases of gross mismanagement, retaliation and investigations into staff that had a debilitating effect. | |