The European Union made it abundantly clear Wednesday that it isn't pleased with the U.S. Congress' latest round of proposed sanctions on Russia, promising a retaliation "within days" if the bloc's concerns "are not taken into account sufficiently".
While some could read that as a violation on the part of Spotify, which can turn off and turn on in-app purchases without update approval, others might consider this latest update rejection as a retaliation on the part of Apple.
It's often a retaliation on the part of someone that feels they have been shafted".
This savage ingratitude for the supposed blessings of British rule provoked a retaliation on a far greater scale, which shocked public opinion "at home" as much as the mutiny itself.
"Several different other neighborhoods have been going at it for over 30 years of war, and just this summer, one individual got killed on 109th and that sparked a retaliation for that death.
"Several different other neighbourhoods have been going at it for over 30 years of war, and just this summer, one individual got killed on 109th and that sparked a retaliation for that death.
Despite the deployment of large numbers of soldiers and police on the streets of Belfast, a third killing took place on August 24th, and looked like a retaliation against the UVF.
Mass executions and beefed up campaigns are also logically iffy given that the Pakistani Taliban has openly declared the attack on the Peshawar school was a retaliation for those killed in Pakistan's summer offensive especially women, children, and other innocents caught in the crossfire.
James Nordgaard, a hedge fund trader, said in a lawsuit that his employer, Paradigm Capital, "embarked on a campaign of retaliation" against him, after he reported "trading violations" and a "deliberate disregard for compliance rules".
However, other Pentagon planners have said that America's arsenal of long-range bombers, refueling aircraft and precision missiles could do far more damage to the Iranian nuclear program — if President Obama were to decide on a full-scale retaliation.
