All three names probably belonged to the same person, who was using multiple identities to bid up the price of his goods--a case of shilling that auctioneers punish by removing sellers from their sites.
Apple had asked Koh to punish Samsung by ruling that Apple's phone design patents were valid, and had been infringed.
If not, they will punish them by going to a sustainability-minded competitor.
We would hold our full faith and credit together regardless unless the president had decided to punish America by refusing to pay our bills.
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Rucu Pichincha, who was Mama Cotacachi's former lover, found out about the liaison and decided to punish her by taking away their child, Guagua Pichincha.
Or the commission could punish Boeing by fining any European airline that bought Boeing jets or by impounding new aircraft as they fly into Europe from Seattle.
There's also a motion under Section 4A (2) of the Parliamentary Standards Act, which (if I read it aright) concerns the Commons power to punish MPs by withholding salaries.
In 1999 Millennium's former compliance officer accused Sitomer, Rome and another colleague of conspiring to force him out and to punish him by salting his termination statement with false information.
They'll punish you by making you kneel or do press-ups or put your thumb on the ground and make you keep walking in a circle, all under the hot sun.
Mr. Cabrera, a Bronx Democrat, said members were more willing to buck the speaker because Ms. Quinn has only one more city budget to oversee, through which she could punish members by reducing their discretionary funds.
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The government should not punish gun ownership by responsible adults, nor legitimate sporting or self-defense uses.
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And they are quick to punish unprofitable strategies by heading for the exits, hurting the stock's price.
The mistreatment included physical and psychological torture, intended to extract information or to punish those held by security forces, he said.
And that's what would likely push Palestinian voters to punish the movement founded by the late Yasser Arafat.
Kerry would also punish risk-takers by increasing the capital gains levy and would reduce the supply of capital by rescinding President Bush's dividend tax reductions.
If Apple is not able to generate good returns for the average American, we will punish these mutual funds by moving our retirement money to somewhere else.
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The answer to our economic problems is not to punish success and entrepreneurship by taxing each additional dollar of income of those with higher incomes at a higher rate.
"Let's dispense with the notion that Congress can punish the president either by a so-called censure or by a fine or any other punishment, " DeLay said on the House floor Thursday.
It is quite disturbing to see the approach of the Obama Administration towards Honduras, which has decided to punish the Honduran people by declaring that they won't recognize the election that's going to take place in late November.
Where injustice goes unheeded by those who could punish or remedy it, or where fairness and justice are denied by those who could provide it, victims are too often tempted or provoked into disproportionate retribution and retaliation that will sometimes turn seemingly minor injustices into major catastrophes.
The SEC's focus on advice provided by lawyers in mortgage-bond deals is part of the wider push by officials to punish alleged wrongdoing tied to the financial crisis.
As the opposition called on the government to resign, listeners to Radio Maria, a conservative church-connected station, were debating whether the floods had been sent by God to punish Poland for its wicked rulers.
He sent a clear message to the press and everyone else that he controls the courts, and can use them as a weapon whenever and however he wants, including to punish and chill free speech by his critics.
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With several racist incidents making headlines in the past calendar year, UEFA is also prepared to punish supporters' racist behavior by closing sections of football grounds -- or, if need be, all of the stadium -- in cases of persistent fan abuse.
Unlike regulations promulgated by EPA, which are designed to punish those within the industry, FDA regulations encourage innovation in the field by fast-tracking life-saving new drugs and offering independent research for all drug manufacturers.
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The referendum will allow voters to punish him for his perceived betrayals by voting against the change.
Instead, the government should punish the misuse of a gun by criminals.
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The government has used children as informants, but both they and rebels punish children who act as informants by killing them, the report says.
Firms are being squeezed, in one direction by the country's debilitating recession, and in the other by regulatory reforms that punish many of the old, wasteful ways.
The visitors had a gilt-edged chance to punish the miss when a slip by Birmingham centre-back Johnson allowed Everton forward Yakubu a strike at goal from 10 yards.
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