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Mr Newman said he did not agree alcohol companies should be penalised.
Radio NZ
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Single travellers get loaded; supplemented and penalised every step of the way.
The Irish Times
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Taxpayers could be heavily penalised for failing to understand the tax rules.
The Guardian
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It is not clear how misleading advertising will be defined or penalised.
Reuters
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Those rules must be enforced and breaches penalised, with closures if necessary.
The Irish Times
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Earlier in September, the Commission penalised Citigroup for breaking limits on wheat.
Reuters
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It also penalised businesses that had paid PromoSalento for phony, glowing reviews.
News.com.au
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I came to avoid the inevitable hassle of getting penalised for complaining.
The Guardian
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Hart is adamant that deliberate delays are illegal and should be penalised.
The Irish Times
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It also penalised properties that had paid PromoSalento for phony, glowing reviews.
News.com.au
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Foden launches it back and England subsequently are penalised again for offside.
The Guardian
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If your trainer interferes with the play, your side should be penalised.
News.com.au
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Why should they be penalised financially for getting sick on the job?
Radio NZ
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Mr Hipkins said forestry companies should be held responsible for accidents and penalised.
Radio NZ
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Labour's benefit rules actually penalised unemployed youngsters for getting work experience.
The Guardian
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Quotas would be set and families penalised if they refused to go along.
The Irish Times
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