Dawn, a rookie cop on probation does mean, retaliatory things.
Mr. Clough told The Los Angeles Times that, among other things, fear of retaliatory budget cuts caused him to remove a video by Wojnarowicz from "Hide/Seek," at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington, a show about same-sex themes in American portraiture.
Nunberg filed a countersuit on Wednesday, calling the whole thing a "frivolous and retaliatory arbitration proceeding against me essentially to punish me and shut me up".
We know why, and at least one New Yorker -- this one -- has to wish that Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani had just left things alone instead of launching another retaliatory round in the couple's bitter divorce.
The worst thing they could do, they realised, was build their own retaliatory Ed Stone out of papier-mache, and bung it down in front of the original Ed Stone, and then bellow insults at Ed Miliband through a bullhorn.
The policy also states that "unnecessary or indiscreet disclosures may be viewed as retaliatory" and that retaliation will be "treated as another possible instance of harassment or discrimination"—the very thing Title IX protects.
authorizing retaliatory sanctions.
"They say it's retaliatory.
Retaliatory tariffs would be likely.
Where do you aim the retaliatory missiles?
