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Meanings of retaliatory measures in English

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Usage of retaliatory measures in English
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All countries targeted by US tariffs have vowed to take retaliatory measures.
The Guardian
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Severe retaliatory measures upon guerillawarfarewereinstitutedbythenavalvessels .
The Gulf and Inland Waters / The Navy in the Civil War. Volume 3...
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Their jealousies and rivalries had led to retaliatory measures upon each other.
Studies in Civics
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Ulyukayev also said Moscow had not yet prepared retaliatory measures to Western sanctions.
Reuters
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Russia's Foreign Ministry has said it is working on possible tit-for-tat retaliatory measures.
Reuters
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It could also spark a currency war as other countries take retaliatory measures.
Reuters
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Mr Ryabkov said Moscow had already begun drawing up retaliatory measures.
Radio NZ
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Moscow had promised retaliatory measures after the diplomats were declared 'personae non gratae'.
Reuters
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Zakharova said Russia reserved the right to take retaliatory measures.
Reuters
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Russia only went ahead and took retaliatory measures this summer.
Reuters
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His administration, meanwhile, is considering retaliatory measures against China over the outbreak, officials said.
Reuters
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The retaliatory measures had been withdrawn; war or submission was the only choice left.
The United States of America, Part 1: 1783-1830
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Instead the country shot back with retaliatory measures, she said.
The Guardian
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President Lincoln, therefore, issued an Executive Order prescribing retaliatory measures.
The Great Conspiracy, Volume 5
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Some countries may not wait that long or may not use only WTO-authorised retaliatory measures.
Reuters
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Some countries may not wait that long or may not use only WTO-authorized retaliatory measures.
Reuters
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