Imposed
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- It also ordered the match replayed behind closed doors (i.e., with no paying fans present), and imposed several other penalties on Ajax, noting that the fan was supposed to have been banned from Ajax's stadium.
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He is a cold-blooded and ruthless assassin, but has a strict, self-imposed policy of not killing innocents, except if they are directly threatening the success of his mission, or if it's explicitly ordered by his contract agency.
Source: Lawful Evil
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