"I do think it's absolutely true that it's easier for juries to get retaliation," she said.
That was a moment of street-fighting, of getting retaliation in first, but Leicester's second goal two minutes later was a different matter entirely.
But Evans remembers one game, in 1997 against the Baltimore Ravens, in which Williams wanted players to get retaliation for a brutal hit against one of Tennessee's defensive players.
Senate would much rather vote for a cap-and-trading than the carbon tax and when you say carbon tariff, they dream of all sort of things where you get retaliation from other people.
They scared the government won't come get them, they scared they gonna get retaliation from gang-bangers.
SRI LANKA'S government has got its retaliation in first.
But Evans and Crone got their retaliation in almost instantly.
YES: Nationalists always knew they would face an assault from big business and got their retaliation in early.
Mr Chávez got his retaliation in first, recalling his envoy to Mexico on November 14th.Typical Latin diplomatic machismo?
He got his retaliation in first by issuing a two-page resignation letter that is laced with venom.
In his lecture Mr Brown, who created the committee and told it to keep inflation (excluding mortgage-interest payments) at 2.5%, got his retaliation in first.
