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Most were blackballed and had to find work outside the city.

Might he be blackballed by all institutions of higher learning?

"The member company policy office blackballed me to our president.

You're just sort of blackballed in this industry once you turn 30."

Now he's being blackballed throughout the education community for doing what was right."

Being blackballed from what can be done well does not encourage developing of skills.

If he left, she would work with unflagging energy to get him blackballed.

Its founders were a handful of men who had been blackballed by another club.

"It's easy to be blackballed in that world as a writer," she added.

"I believe major league baseball has blackballed me," Strawberry said.

He's blackballed from the column and loses all his clients.

At work, they said if you try to do the right thing, then you're either out of the loop or blackballed."

If I get fired, blackballed, is the union going to give me a job?"

Would He have been blackballed for membership, year after year?

I'd never work again, I'd be blackballed like you were.

If any member objected to them, they were blackballed.

He added, "There were times when I was blackballed from this office."

But is the Republican Party going to be forever blackballed?

He was effectively blackballed from working as a lawyer.

Sears was later blackballed from the fraternity for the incident.

This led to his comments about his being blackballed from the league.

Barry was effectively blackballed from national television until 1969.

They said Green was frustrated because he had been virtually blackballed for two years by King.

However, he was soon blackballed from court because of his working-class background and shrewd business practices.

By speaking out, directors are virtually guaranteed that they will be blackballed from other boards.

Could I use the blackball and read her out of the faith?

If there were a single blackball he was out.

They are content to confine themselves to the blackball, as it were.

We'll take a vote - one blackball kills it Brownie?

In a matter as fundamental as this, one blackball is enough, and I cast it.

Passenger services operated to Blackball until 1940, primarily for the benefit of miners.

But Cashen denied having any knowledge of a blackball effort.

Sharpe sat beside her, picked up the other boot and rubbed it with blackball.

He worked alongside four of his brothers in a coal mine in Blackball.

In the slang of the Senate, a "blue slip" is like a private club's "blackball."

But every year the Europeans blackball Israel, leaving it alone in its ghetto.

Blackball is a 2003 British sports comedy film.

He'd received one blackball, which denied him membership.

The brotherhood that invented the concept of the blackball even tried marketing itself to outsiders, with predictable results.

And unlike more traditional yacht clubs, it has no blackball sessions that decide who may belong.

In 2004, Kaye played the leading role in the film Blackball.

Blackball Records is an independent record label based in San Francisco.

"Only because nobody dared blackball him," said the Steward, his lip curling.

In some ways Blackball thrived under segregation, with the few black teams of the day playing not only each other but white teams as well.

Rickey saw the opportunity as a way to convince people that he was interested in cleaning up blackball, not integrating it.

"Blackball sounds like the word hate," Nolan said.

"There is no blackball for owners who relocate.

"It can be regarded as a pernicious, backroom blackball practice, but in my 10 years I haven't seen any evidence of that."

Blackball her from the airline industry?

Passenger services were operated to Blackball for a number of years, primarily for the mine workers, and these ceased in 1940.