Word: punishes
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...make a "goddess" out of this girl? Is it because she is rich? If she deserves to be punished, punish her; don't feed...
...that the city of New York has?" Inevitably, only a few hands were tentatively raised, which the President obviously regarded as evidence that the people support his position. But top Democrats, including Senators Hubert Humphrey and Henry Jackson and Party Chairman Robert Strauss, charged that Ford was trying to punish overwhelmingly Democratic New York and play on the anti-New York sentiments in the country...
...keeping their guns than other Americans care about disarming them. Though polls indicate that 64% of the public favors some kind of tougher Federal restrictions on guns, these people do not carry the political weight of the determined and well-organized gun supporters. They have proved that they will punish a politician if he so much as mentions gun control, and they have shown that they can defeat...
...Sinai front becomes frozen on its present lines despite Sadat's intention to press for general peace talks after next year's U.S. presidential election. Congress might also in an election year refuse to vote aid to Arabs. The Arab oil states, for their part, might then punish Sadat by shifting their economic aid totally to Syria, Jordan and the Palestinians. Sadat−alone and abandoned−would then fall, to be succeeded by a less moderate leader. Israeli Chief of Staff General MordecaiGur summed up the Israeli mood after initialing the Sinai maps last week...
Fantasy Father. Some patients hope to punish their absent therapists by performing impulsive, even dangerous acts. Suicide attempts or threats are not uncommon. People under treatment for psychosomatic illnesses like asthma or ulcerative colitis have experienced violent flare-ups of their diseases while their psychiatrists were away. Swartz recalls that one debt-ridden patient suddenly took out a loan for a new Mercedes...