The Georgians have retaliated by threatening to block Russia's application to join the World Trade Organisation.
Between December 1983 and February 1984, U.S. battleships retaliated against combatants who had targeted the MNF.
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Cantona retaliated by retiring from the premier league in France - and moving to England.
Israel retaliated by firing toward the source of the rocket fire, the IDF spokesman said.
While we were busy decoding Rihanna's twitpic game, Tran retaliated with Nicki Minaj lyrics on her Facebook.
Australia's Treasury retaliated with its own hasty calculations which coincidentally also settled on a figure of 17%.
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On July 9th, the company retaliated by firing nearly 50 pilots and imposing a new pay package.
Basagoitia countered that she was retaliated against for not promoting products that she believed were illegal (sounds familiar).
That's why he retaliated by suggesting it be broadcast live on national TV.
South Korea's president, Lee Myung-bak, faces criticism at home for not having retaliated more robustly to last month's shelling.
Romano Prodi, the Commission President, retaliated by conducting a separate set of talks.
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America has retaliated against Europe in international trade matters before - most famously in a recently-resolved row over bananas.
Altimo retaliated with a string of lawsuits, to which Telenor responded in kind.
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She retaliated by taking a screenshot of Facebook messages he had sent her, courting her, to a gossip website.
The developing countries retaliated with a string of their own amendments which, if adopted, would have emasculated the whole document.
But Lady Thatcher's government made it harder for trade unions to finance the Labour Party, and Mr Blair has retaliated.
Liverpool, the loser, retaliated by charging enormous dock dues on Manchester's cotton imports, so Manchester built a ship canal to by-pass Liverpool.
"Pakistan retaliated by counter-fire, " he said, declining to provide any other details.
Railtrack immediately retaliated, saying that, if its profits were capped, this would have an immediate impact on its ability to raise capital.
Democrats demanding the documents say that, as the State Department's arms control chief, Bolton retaliated against subordinates and intelligence analysts who disagreed with him.
The lawsuit drew the attention of malicious hacker groups such as Anonymous and LulzSec, which retaliated against the company in very public ways.
Dr. Barnes retaliated by refusing entry to any member of the Philadelphia establishment, an embittered payback that he nurtured for the rest of his life.
There, the police chief sued Mayor Dawn Zimmer last month, claiming, among other things, that he was being retaliated against because he was old guard.
"He loves to mess with me, " said Bradley, who slyly retaliated.
Pakistan retaliated shortly after the deaths by shutting down routes through its territory that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization uses to supply troops in Afghanistan.
But Monsanto, claiming it had developed the herbicide-tolerant technology, retaliated.
Obama's campaign retaliated with a 13-minute online "documentary" that detailed McCain's involvement with the so-called "Keating Five" and the savings and loan crisis of the 1980s.
When Fernandopulle arranged to direct the patients to the preferred doctors, the others retaliated, trolling the emergency department and persuading the patients to choose them instead.
Algerian forces retaliated Thursday by storming the plant in an attempted rescue operation that left leaders around the world expressing strong concerns about the hostages' safety.
Pakistan retaliated by shelling Afghan villages in Kunar and Nuristan.
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