"It has nothing to do with retribution".
In "I Believe", Reed sings, "I believe life's serious enough for retribution.
Her flight is made possible by a seductive redhead, an act of retribution, a serious crime and a gun: not surprisingly, the book has been tagged as "noir" and a "psychological thriller".
Some rebel groups in the fragmented opposition have resorted to kidnapping and retribution killings, raising serious questions about postwar governance.
However, he told a news conference the "first priority must be to end violence and incitement and prevent retribution and begin a serious and substantive dialogue among all sides and all political parties".
Although those initiatives have been successful with juveniles and in certain types of cases, retribution is still employed in serious cases.
The time has come to move people with non-violent, non-serious offense history, who have completed their retribution, forward with the same ease we give to bankruptcy and DUI expungements.
Ryan demanded an apology for Bush having claimed Darrelle Revis's serious knee injury in a loss to Miami was karmic retribution after Ryan said the Jets would target Bush.
Retribution might be even more severe.
13. (C) While we can neither confirm nor deny the provocative language and views attributed to XXXXXXXXXXXX, the claims of government-forced retribution by the major SOE telecoms companies are cause for serious concern.
