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That said, I worry that it will be used to stir up the long-running witch-hunt against free-roaming cats.
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Once it was revealed that the killer was a fan of Starcraft, a relatively non-violent strategy game, the age old witch hunt began again from blog posts to full-on segments on CNN.
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"We are trying to witch-hunt the issues in this program right now, " Mr. McNerney told investors in October 2006 as the problems became apparent.
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Others see Waters as one of the chief instigators of a media witch-hunt.
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She said, although sympathetic to the families' position, she did not want the inquest to become "a witch-hunt" where blame was cast.
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Foreign affairs spokesman Ed Davey said the probe would not be a "witch-hunt" but would uphold universal values.
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The filmmakers argued that the men were the subject of a small-town witch hunt and that justice was not served.
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Rattled by these events, "Team Anna" - as the campaign's leadership is popularly called - has closed ranks and blamed the authorities for carrying out a witch hunt against them.
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Mr Gowda denies a witch-hunt, and says that activist courts have forced the police to act, regardless of the government's inclination.
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Mr Habibie has tried to head off demands for a commercial witch-hunt by ordering a more general inquiry into corruption, headed by the attorney-general's office.
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"There can be no industrial peace without meaningful negotiations and while management victimises trade unionists and uses disciplinary procedures in a witch-hunt, " they said, claiming that a Unite approach made over the weekend had been rejected.
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Mr Cameron, who did not look at the list, said he was "worried" that speculation about unproven allegations could lead to a "witch-hunt particularly against people who are gay" and advised anyone with evidence of abuse should go to the police.
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