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Florida man been slapped with federal fraud charges for allegedly engaging in an elaborate scheme to rent out homes he did not own.

Just when you think you've figured out what the movie is about, you slapped with a new reality.

Anything left running after the office closes at 6 p. m. is slapped with a small green security note made of recyclable paper.

In May, Pyongyang tested a nuclear explosive and was slapped with new financial sanctions by the U. N. and many member countries.

So if lots of libraries refuse to sign up for Google's service because it is too costly, the company could be slapped with a lawsuit.

If you are caught in the act, you will be slapped with a fine and possibly charged with being 'drunk in public. '

If the budget is passed by the legislature, sugary drinks would be slapped with an extra penny-per-ounce excise tax.

Over four hundred people were arrested that day, and at least a hundred of them were later slapped with draft cards.

When a court ruled against Cohen, he was slapped with a $65 million fine, but fled to Mexico.

Alright, the second part of our double whammy, companies are getting slapped with higher hedging cost. . .

Pimps, middle men and traffickers are dealt with under the criminal code, slapped with up to five years in jail or $3, 300 fines.

And Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, a huge local bank, was slapped with sanctions for failing to prevent data theft by a fired employee.

Several dozen prominent members of Sadat's circle were slapped with criminal charges for misusing their power and other corrupt practices.

She has been appraised and audited and metaphorically slapped with a price tag.

They got slapped with racist names that singled them out as Negroes.

Slapped with the cover line, "100% Natural, " it's a visual (sexual) assault.

But in the months leading to that night, the pageant has been slapped with unseemly controversy.