Fine
Nemesis
Nemesis noun - Suffering, loss, or hardship imposed in response to a crime or offense.
Usage example: social ostracism was once society's nemesis for those who defied its sexual mores
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Gaston Lagaffe: Joseph Longtarin is Gaston's nemesis, forever looking for a reason to give him a fine for this or that alleged traffic violation.
Source: Meddlesome Patrolman -
Umbrella Corporation from the Resident Evil games, makers of such fine biological weapons as the T-Virus and the Nemesis.
Source: Evilutionary Biologist
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