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• Post spokesman Phil Reidinger said the move was not a retaliative tactic.
• Using tit for tat strategy for boldly preventing possible retaliative implications, etc.
• We are discussing taking retaliative measures,
• Ahmose I engaged in a retaliative three-year siege of Sharuhen, thereby launching an aggressive policy of pre-emptive warfare.
• Barugon wreaks havoc in Osaka with its freezing breath and stops the launching of the retaliative missiles with a rainbow emanation from its back.
• Conflict escalated rapidly following a retaliative attack at Hornet Bank homestead in 1857, resulting in the death of eleven European inhabitants of the station.
• At the time, some performers in the industry stated that closure of the peep show was done as a retaliative measure against attempts for performers to unionize.
• Less than a day after Jay-Z's retaliative record came out, Jim Jones and Juelz Santana released a remix called " We Fly High ( Beef Mix ) " in response to Jay-Z.
• This has sparked one of the main reasons for this RfA; as a result of RC I have reported users to AIV a number of times, and found that there is sometimes a long period between the report and administrative action & ndash; allowing increased and retaliative vandalism.
• @Hammersoft Please note that most of the Statements posted in this RfA have much less to do with NFCC itself, and are much more about the subject Admin's long standing patterns of incivility and intemperate language in dealing with the community, episodes of retaliative Wikistalking against editors with which he had disagreements, ignoring consensus, employing subterfuge and inappropriate techniques to " game " the system, unilaterally and surreptitiously altering protected templates without discussion, failing to respond to process or the questions of others about his administrative actions, and a variety of other violations of the spirit and letter of WP : ADMINACCT . The Statements posted here also came from a wide cross section of WP editors giving accounts of incidents unrelated to each other.