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This behavior led to his being blacklisted for 12 years.

Talking union was a sure way to lose your job and be blacklisted for any other.

But it could happen again and people who had been blacklisted still couldn't get work.

She was blacklisted during the 1950s for her political views.

I wouldn't be surprised if his own government had blacklisted him.

But I'd never heard of it getting so bad that the couple was blacklisted.

Talk out of turn and you're blacklisted; you'll never work again.

He was one of the few actors to be blacklisted.

I represented many shows that did have people in them who were blacklisted.

Then there is the fear of being blacklisted by agencies if they support the union.

Many of the best academics were blacklisted or left the country.

Although most of these items are blacklisted, some still find their way onto the internet.

Union supporters often lost their jobs and found themselves blacklisted throughout the industry.

He was blacklisted in the tiny nation and had to leave the country to find employment.

Such teams can become blacklisted by the community at large and no longer find themselves invited to future Games.

"All the people who were blacklisted died off or are incredibly old," she says.

He is, though, blacklisted by religious groups and conservative masses for sure.

A few days later he is blacklisted from seeking federal employment.

He eventually did so in tears, only to be blacklisted anyway.

Foreman was blacklisted at the time of the film's release.

He was promptly blacklisted and did not work in films or television for 12 years.

That reality hit home when the League was blacklisted, in 1947, and then shut down, four years later.

Next time anyone does this they should be blacklisted from government jobs and fined.

All sites and services, unless otherwise noted, would be blacklisted.

He was also blacklisted from radio work and remained unemployed for a time as a result.