It's poetic justice - just as Japan's Liberal Democratic Party wanted it to be.

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You go through a wonderful journey and at the end of it you get poetic justice.

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This may look like poetic justice to peripheral euro-zone countries, which are suffering partly because Germany demands austerity in return for aid.

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The Cards didn't make it to the Series, but they did get some poetic justice following their NLCS loss to the Houston Astros.

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If nothing else, it would prove that even when you can't count on the rule of law in Washington, there's always poetic justice.

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Moreover, much of the country felt that Thor's dad had been unfairly targeted in the Hafskip scandal, so his redemption seemed like poetic justice.

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A.A.d city, " including "Poetic Justice" and "(Expletive), Don't Kill My Vibe.

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It would be poetic justice if Mr Sharif were convicted hurriedly by the very courts he rashly set up, but that is not the kind of justice Pakistan needs.

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Perhaps this is poetic justice in some absurd form.

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For all its profanity, however, "Poetic Justice" feels oddly conservative in the kinds of feeling that it shares out among its characters (especially the women), and in the cute domestic destinies that it imagines for them.

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Rather than speak of liberties and freedoms, Clinton and Obama have waxed poetic about social justice and diminishing the gaps between rich and poor.

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