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91. This boycott worked; England repealed most of the taxes.

92. Some advertisers say they will now boycott his show.

93. We put the production under a boycott.

94. They declared a complete boycott on all English goods.

95. Their resistance and boycott threat might instead be more of an effort to whittle down the markup that Rio Tinto is seeking in current contract negotiations.

96. One night last week he and a friend were sticking posters up around the streets of the capital, calling for a boycott of the election, and a demonstration on polling day itself.

97. It took a boycott campaign of many years by the Organic Consumers' Association (OCA) to shame Starbucks into promising to brew a Fairtrade coffee in any of its stores.

98. In modern history, conditions, a complete boycott of learning from the West diehards or cultural revivalism is no market.

99. This kind of behavior should severe boycott, suffer legal sanction.

100. Notice: the second stage to boycott of napoleon! Action explosive!

101. After anti-American boycott broke out in China in late 1905, American Asiatic Association, lobbied futilely for the Foster Bill's passage in Congress.

102. Some even warned me they would instigate a boycott of my books if I came.

103. The president's chief national security advisor says a boycott might do more harm than good.

104. The " lefts " who tried to skip Bolshevism in their return to Marxism generally confined themselves to isolated panaceas: boycott of parliament, creation of "genuine" Soviets.

105. Earlier in the summer people's imaginations had been fired by a lone consumer's successful Facebook-driven countrywide boycott of cottage cheese which, thanks to a cartel, was exorbitantly expensive.

106. Turned down for a mortgage by the National Bank of Detroit, Bing decided not to boycott the bank but to work there in the off-season to learn the lending business.

107. If that happens, passionate consumers would try to persuade others to boycott products, putting the reputation of the target company at risk.

108. Why not boycott the big banks,[http://sentencedict.com/boycott.html] especially Bank of America and Citigroup - people should put their savings (meager as they may be) into local credit unions or small town banks.

109. In the period of late Qing, the boycott advocated by Chinese commercial guild to resist foreign traders appeared again and again in the foreign trade domain.

110. The boycott lasts a year until the Victoria board permitsreturn.

111. Some even warned me they would instigate a 3 boycott of my books if I came.

112. In some places, mobs tarred and feathered those who violated the boycott.

113. Want to take strong step, boycott consumes demonstrative negative effect.

114. The boycott began on Monday, December 5, and it was an immediate success.

115. The boycott began on December 1, 1955, sparked by Rosa Parks' brave refusal to relinquish her seat on a segregated municipal bus to a white man.

116. He announced Italian Jews will boycott the Church's annual celebration of Judaism.

117. Horn boycott on the large banks must be the idea of nationalization.

118. Wes knows instinctively that I am the source of his agony, the guarder of the boycott, the enemy of delicious and forbidden Chinese items, the force whose will he must break with piteous cries.

119. Opponents like Keene and her organization and other pro-choice groups have called for consumers to boycott this pharmacy in protest.

120. European Parliament adopted resolutions in support of Tibetan independence for Beijing to discredit United States House of Representatives passed a resolution to boycott Chinese Olympic!