Lashing out at a perceived slight is the only recompense they have.
Source: The Crawfish Boxes
The $20 million for the Walker River Paiute Tribe is recompense for the Navy’s use and contamination of reservation land.
Source: The Nevada Independent
Are publishers to be forced to print “worthy” manuscripts and, if so, who is to judge what is worthy and who is to determine the right financial recompense to authors? At the moment it is the market, as viewed by publishers, that decides.
Source: The Guardian
Jeremy and Emily have currently stopped working on Princeless and have not received any request to approve or finalize comics pages for a Free Comic Book Day release, nor have they approved any new work to be published in a format such as this which would not offer royalties or recompense to the creative team.
Source: GameTyrant
  (Reuters)
The re-telling of Wynette’s years with George Jones could be the occasion for recompense on Clinton’s part.
Source: Fox News
“Instead, it has chosen to take the side of the party that our own intelligence agencies have concluded is responsible for the murder, and is standing against family members seeking recompense for this gross injustice,” he said in a statement.
Source: The Washington Post
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