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"I don't want to give the impression that I'm being railroaded by the system, " Muto said.
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Consider the way she railroaded the buyout over the objections of some of her board members.
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Tax cuts cannot be railroaded into law on the basis of the (slender) Republican majority in the House of Representatives alone.
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But many leading Swedish Social Democrats are still loth to be railroaded.
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However, the broker took his case to U.S. District Court, an unusual move since arbitration is supposed to be binding, stating that he was railroaded.
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How would you feel if you were railroaded?
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"Despite a day of talks led by chairman Eggert Magnusson for the Hammers and Maurice Watkins for United, there is no deal and West Ham clearly aren't going to be railroaded into this, " added Farquar.
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Under no circumstances should the Congress be railroaded into acting on so vast a rewriting of the law of the land without so much as a single hearing into the implications and advisability of doing so.
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And certainly some people will agree with them that Paterno was the scapegoat for a scandal, an old man railroaded and unceremoniously dumped by the very university he loved and served so ably on the football field.
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That was followed by a three-year appeals process, during which the court appointed new lawyers to argue that their clients had been railroaded through the incompetence of the old lawyers, while the old lawyers continued arguing that their clients had been railroaded by the malevolence of the government.
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