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RETALIATION , repayment of like with like, especially the return of hostile See also: action, injuries or wrongs by similar action or injury, as in the See also: primitive theory of punishment, an " See also: eye for an eye," " tooth for a tooth." The See also: Late See also: Lat. retaliare was formed from talis, such as, of the same quality as; and this source also gave talio, talionis, the name of this type of punishment
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(See PUNISHMENT, THEORY OF, and See also: ROMAN See also: LAW, § The Twelve Tables.) A See also: special See also: form of retaliation is See also: familiar in the imposition of See also: differential import duties against the goods of a particular country (see TARIFFS and See also: PROTECTION)
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