"You know I can blackmail both of you," Mr. Spinola recalled remarking.
Scott is my boss so maybe if I find something I can blackmail him into giving me a payrise.
It's also why "Wall Street can blackmail both parties" from enacting regulatory reform in the wake of the financial crisis, he told me.
A worrying number of MPs seem to believe that as a happy result of this crisis Britain can blackmail its way to more favourable terms of membership.As Conservative Party leader in 1998, the current foreign secretary William Hague predicted that the single currency would turn into a "burning building with no exits" (in a speech mostly written by a young aide called George Osborne, as it happens).
It's fabulous to sleep with married dudes, because you can blackmail them for some nifty things.
"We say to those tyrants who believe they can blackmail America and the free world, 'You fire, we're going to shoot it down,"' Mr. Bush told Boeing employees in Ridley Park, Pa., south of Philadelphia.
"They can photograph you there, they can put out the word that you were visiting, they can blackmail you".
Newman befriends Claire's younger brother, Valentin, who, on his deathbed, tells Newman how he can blackmail the family into approving the marriage with Claire, who has since joined a convent.
"The group in power thinks that they can blackmail the I.M.F. and the United States government through the threat of contagion in Brazil," said Carlos Escudé, a former foreign ministry official who has written several books on Argentine foreign policy.
Oscar, pretending to be George, calls Lucille and she tells him about her planned escape at Cinco de Cuatro and that Gene Parmesan has photos of Herbert with "some redheaded whore" and they can blackmail him.
