All the unions did was form cartels and use the threat of violence to keep competitors at bay and extort some wealth from the capitalists. |
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The administration proceeded to extort large sums of money, ostensibly to repay this cost, and the states ended up following suit. |
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The two were eventually netted by the FBI, but the attempt to extort money from her was hard on her and her children. |
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He gives them the single best reason to extort the virtues of the death penalty over a life sentence. |
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This would bring an end to his many attempts to extort money from organisations on the flimsiest of pretexts. |
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I did not know that the governor and his cronies were attempting to use the process to extort money and favors in a brazen pay-to-play scheme. |
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The protection money and ransoms governments or insurgents extort from oil companies do not prolong the violence. |
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Others are kidnapped and killed to extort lucrative ransoms from their families. |
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There are many registered cases of police using the threat of arrest to extort a lot of money from the husband's family. |
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The rebels systematically practiced torture in order to extort money, punish non-cooperation, and intimidate others, the special rapporteur said. |
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This morning the proprietors instructed a senior Bulawayo lawyer to respond to the police's attempt to extort money in this way. |
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At checkpoints throughout the province, the security forces openly extort bribes. |
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Their threats extort facilities and subsidies from the regimes that increase their strength and influence. |
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Federal forces routinely extort money from detainees' relatives as a condition for release. |
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In my opinion, this eagerness to extort information does not help the defence of our personal protection. |
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Women who currently work the streets are putting themselves in danger not from the punters although some are dodgy but the pimps who extort these women. |
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They are said to be well equipped, and wealthy enough not to extort money from civilians. |
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There have been instances where organized crime has used these networks to extort money from website owners from around the world. |
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The police often use torture or the threat of torture to extort money. |
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The class in power will often coercively extract and extort far more labour out of the debtor than the fair value of the credit they received. |
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Or a stranger willing to let you use their cellphone to call your family might save their number and use it to extort them later. |
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What Republicans will attempt to extort from the White House will be decided at their retreat in January. |
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Instead, it would rather sabotage the game and try to extort its way to a victory. |
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This allows the smugglers to effectively extort payment and provides little incentive to deliver services of any quality. |
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According to the author, they tried to extort money from him, and threatened him with imprisonment. |
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Others established checkpoints outside the city to extort money from passing vehicles. |
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The perpetrators attempt either to extort money or to force a course of action. |
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It is regrettable that road blocks lead to abuses and are generally regarded as a way for corrupt security personnel to extort money. |
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This system was subverted by his brother John when he succeeded to the throne in 1199, and extraordinarily repressive measures were set in motion to extort money from them. |
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They say he tried to extort more money from them on the way out of Syria, but Mousa engaged him angrily in Arabic. |
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The film, set in the bleak and grim coal mines of northern China, tells about two robbers' schemes to extort compensation money by murdering innocent miners. |
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He took on the unions that were again attempting to extort New Yorkers with well-timed strikes. |
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So far, the general opinion seems to be that a small group of people were involved in a vandalistic prank, rather than a conspiracy to extort or steal money. |
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Bear in mind that in those areas electricity is only available for an hour a day and terrorist groups extort protection money to let medicines through. |
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Mr. Paul Forseth: You've just confirmed some of the testimony we've had in other days, where social welfare agencies have, in essence, been trying to extort an admission from an individual. |
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Indonesian soldiers and GAM fighters continue to extort money from locals. |
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A failed attempt to extort a ransom by text message from a mobile phone led to the identification and arrest of the suspect, an Austrian national. |
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A PROSTITUTE has been jailed for three years after posing as an undercover policewoman to extort cash from a kerb crawler. |
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They may accept bribes when offered and, when left unchecked, may be more likely to extort bribes from vulnerable court users to supplement their incomes. |
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In some regimes a political party may also force public servants to become party members and then extort kickbacks from their salaries for some party expenditures. |
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Ground rents were initiated in the late 19th Century to extort money from families who built homes or businesses. |
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This is made all the more difficult because an eye can intort or extort on lying down. |
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We encountered only one serious attempt to extort money at a subsequent checkpoint, and that was quickly resolved by a yoghurt-coated cereal bar. A week earlier, a Lagos policeman caught extorting money on camera was sacked. |
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Examples include the Brazilian Silver Lords and the Pakistan Gforce, which try to extort money from their victims by offering them specialised assistance after hacking into their information systems. |
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Kellner was also charged with attempting to extort the Lebovits family. |
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In Newtonards, for instance, the local commander of the UVF is currently involved in a campaign to extort thousands of pounds from small businessmen. |
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Many IUU fisheries also extort an important ecological cost. |
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There is no mechanism in place to guard against possible malicious accusations of prohibited conduct made in an attempt to blackmail and extort money from peacekeeping personnel or for political and other reasons. |
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The problem of highway banditsheavily armed criminals who use small arms to extort money from traders and prey upon ordinary people-is a depressing illustration of this. |
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The body was held for ransom in an attempt to extort money from Oona Chaplin. |
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But Charles's real interests lay in the northeast, primarily with the Saxons, from whom he had to extort the tribute which for centuries they had paid to the Merovingians. |
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Landlords also became more conscious of common interests with other landholders, and they joined together to extort privileges from their governments. |
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In 1636 and 1637 he made some halfhearted attempts to extort North Sea herring rights from Dutch fishermen until intervention by the Dutch navy put an end to it. |
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There could be as many as 30,000 so-called mareros, who sell drugs, rob illegal migrants or extort businesses in El Salvador, according to estimates by authorities. |
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Of course he finds the fabric, but even then he wrings a profit which any honest man would be ashamed to extort from the labour of the needle girl. |
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