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the extortions
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The practice of extorting money or other property by the use of force or threats.
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The extortions of one spiteful internet gang, however, shouldn't detract from the very important message in Watson's speech: men should be feminists too.
Rashīd ad-Dīn, Ghāzān's great minister, was perhaps the real author of the fiscal reforms that go under his master's name and that were designed to protect the sedentary population from the extortions of the nomad aristocracy.
At first Nero hated signing death sentences, and the extortions of Roman tax collectors upon the populace led him in 58 to unrealistically suggest that the customs dues should be abolished.
Some in the crowd credited Guzman and his gang for keeping the city free of the extortions and kidnappings that plague other parts of Mexico, where rival gangs reign.
That meant his rivals had to carry out the extortions and kidnappings and other forms of less lucrative crime that plague Mexicans today.There is no guarantee his arrest will stop the bloodshed.
"The extortions fixate on the Hispanic community because people fear being deported or having to testify, so they don't want to report anything," Sgt. Alma Burke of the police said.
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The extortion stopped.
The extortion is in the open.
The extortion charge stems from an episode in March.
Few details about the extortion case were officially released.
The extortion takes a major toll on their livelihood.
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