Kalanick chose specifically not to fire people who acted badly.
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If he gave you less than 10 percent of what he collected, he acted badly.
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Time would reveal who acted badly and who acted well; but Seiffert's purpose is not to pass judgment.
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By and large, they are all some combination of badly produced, badly designed, badly acted, badly written, and badly conceived.
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And like Gill, the plaintiffs in Benisek say the legislators acted badly, flexing their muscles to unconstitutionally undermine voters from the minority party.
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JACOB LEW: We have, I think, taken action on a pretty dramatic basis to put fines, penalties in place for firms that have acted badly.
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"I still have to ask myself, do you negate somebody's total body of work because they have acted badly?" she said during an interview with the UK's Sunday Times.
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There is no doubt that Mr Leung acted badly: he pleaded guilty to hitting a police officer during the riot, for which he was given a concurrent sentence of one year.
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But like the episode and overall season's approach to these issues, Waksberg's thinking is not black and white when it comes to forgiving people in the industry who've acted badly in the past.
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Litigation is the means by which property owners protect their rights against pirates and other trespassers, and we should not systematically weaken property rights just because a few people may or may not have acted badly.
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The #MeToo movement was based, at least in part, on anger that Trump, with his braggadocious past regarding mistreatment of women, had been elevated to the presidency; now there would be a reckoning for men who acted badly.
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"It can also affect the front part of your brain -- things like judgment, forethought, impulse control and people who have never acted badly or inappropriately their whole life, all of the sudden they start to do things that are out of character," Amen said.
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She would cross-reference that with the phone book listing, relying on a potential client's willingness to be honest — and the implicit suggestion that access to their contact details might offer her some recourse if they acted badly — as a way to weed out more dangerous clients.
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He said of the change he saw in his tribe, "We acted badly, badly, until they brought us God's carvings (the Bible). Then, seeing His carvings and following His good trail, now we live happily and in peace." Mincaye became especially close with Nate Saint's son Steve, who lived in the tribe for many years. Because he had killed Steve Saint's father, Mincaye felt a special responsibility in raising him.
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In the 1930s, Ravn Tollefsen moved from SIF, to Ålgård to work as a police officer, where he had played for "kretslaget" (a local team made of players without club association). He maintained discipline in the team using his skills as a police officer. Those that acted badly previous to a game would be benched. Ålgård attracted players from Figgjo and had strong support from DFU which was a dominating company in the region.
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Michael afterwards says she acted badly, and they decide she should rest for a while; she spends the summer with her mother and aunt in Saint-Malo, France. During rehearsals for their next play Nowadays in the autumn, Avice Crichton is not good. Julia, to keep her in the play, suggests to Michael that he should help her with her part. Roger, back from a few weeks in Austria, talks with Julia, unclear about his future.
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' The latter poem formed really the first of a collection of poems and odes. These poems were to have been published at Edinburgh, and Boyd seems to have acted badly in making an engagement with a London house to publish them after they had been announced there. In 1807 he issued the 'Triumphs of Petrarch,' translated, into English verse, and in 1809 some notes of his on the Fallen Angela in 'Paradise Lost' were published, with other notes and essays on Milton, under the superintendence of the Rev. Henry John Todd.
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A number of initiatives in respect of neighbouring states were founded on religious motives, and were usually developed by Justinian as he assumed more power towards the end of Justin's reign. Kaleb I of Aksum was probably encouraged to aggressively enlarge his empire by Justin. Contemporary chronicler John Malalas reported that Byzantine merchants were robbed and killed by the Jewish King of the south Arabian Kingdom of Himyar, causing Kaleb to claim, "You have acted badly because you have killed merchants of the Christian Romans, which is a loss both to myself and my kingdom." Himyar was a client state of the Sassanian Persians, perennial enemies of the Byzantines.
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Caprice and her younger brother Duncan (Percy Hynes White) are traveling with their parents Taylor (Jeff Clark) and Diane (Michelle Nolden) to visit their elderly Aunt Edda (Corinne Conley). During their visit, Edda tells them about the mythological creature Krampus (Rob Archer), which frightens Caprice – especially after Duncan purposely destroys a Krampus figurine in an attempt to irritate Edda's caretaker, Gerhardt (Julian Richings). Their parents decide to take the children home at Edda's insistence, but on the way they get into a car accident, forcing them to walk. Aware that they were being hunted by Krampus because they acted badly, the family members take refuge in a church where they attempt to confess their sins in belief that Krampus will leave them if they do so.
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Her debut album, Place Called Happy, was released in 2011. Gordie Johnson took Shaw on tour with his band Big Sugar that same year. Every night of the tour, Johnson brought Shaw on stage for a mash-up of her single "Acted Badly" and Big Sugar's "Turn The Lights On." The last song on Place Called Happy is called " Girls Who Believe," and it is a song that has taken on a life of its own subsequent to the album's release. It was featured in an episode of the TV show Degrassi: The Next Generation and has spawned a community-based initiative called Girls Who Believe, spearheaded by Shaw, which began in 2012 as a series of workshops for girls aged 11 to 17 that ranged in topics from music and creativity to self-esteem.
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