And they're not just basic but insulting, often introducing themselves as free-to-play simply so they can extort money from you later in exchange for more levels or less terrible gameplay.
I happen to be a huge fan of the Web comic "The Oatmeal" (warning: it's not safe for work or for the easily offended), and to make a very long story short, Matthew Inman, the very talented creator of the comic, was sued by someone who mistakenly felt that just because he (the "someone," not Mr. Inman) has a law degree, he can extort money from a much-beloved Web site.
It follows that if blackmailers can extort money from these individuals under the threat of disclosure, espionage agents can use the same type of pressure to extort confidential information or other material they might be seeking".
Kidnappers are dealing with the result of little or no development in the Niger Delta and have decided to "earn a living" by kidnapping foreign oil workers and prominent Nigeria they can extort money from.
But, what we don't need is an increase in the contribution limits so that the wealthy can exert even more control or the incumbents can extort even more from the donor class.
One reason why this is a problem is that unscrupulous retailers can extort a few extra dollars from their customers by extending the range for example, by keeping a few pricey bottles on the shelf with no intention of selling them.
The group also interviewed traffickers — including one who boasted that he can extort up to $1,300 per migrant from worried relatives.
(In Orthodoxy, only men can enact a divorce, so in contested divorces husbands can extort money, or favorable custody arrangements).
The problem with the new order is greed — the assumption that Talent deserves whatever it can extort.
"If a nation is not strong, the world's extortionists will extort from it, insult it and if they can, they will trample on it," Khamenei said in March, in his annual speech for the Persian New Year, Nowruz.
