Racist teachers should be fired, racist administrators should be fired, people who protect racists should be fired.
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And then I asked who should be fired for this, who should be fired?
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McConnell and Ryan both claim to believe that Mueller should not be fired and will not be fired.
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"I can't see how this man can't be fired, or why he should not be fired," Ms. Malcolm said.
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Currently, you can be fired for being gay in 28 states, and you can be fired for being trans in 30 states.
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In 28 states, you can still be fired for being gay, lesbian, or bisexual and in 30 states you can be fired for being transgender.
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How could courts interpret Title VII to say the woman in the 1989 case couldn't be fired for being "insufficiently feminine" while Stephens could be fired for being "insufficiently masculine"?
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This is ridiculous & sick, Caleb needs to be fired!
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LOS ANGELES — He's going to be fired any minute.
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Sooner or later I'd be fired or worse — silenced.
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If necessary, this BCB cannon can even be fired remotely.
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Merritt also called for Guyger to be fired and charged.
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You know, the guy that said Comey should be fired.
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Therefore, she should be let go, she should be fired.
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In 30 states, you can be fired for being transgender.
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I mean, the President is calling her to be fired.
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I still don't think Emil is going to be fired.
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You can be fired for any reason or no reason.
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Most people would be fired if they lied under oath.
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But cops who only kill black people won't be fired.
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This chick has no boundaries and needs to be fired.
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The interceptors can be fired from ships or ground sites.
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Teachers faced no performance reviews and could not be fired.
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You don't want to be fired for negligence or disinterest.
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It's clear that he must resign or be fired immediately.
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He declined to comment on whether Maher should be fired.
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The Anne Frank Center called on Spicer to be fired.
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"No, I never said he should be fired," Pelosi said.
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The implication: Yes, in some cases, you might be fired.
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There's no indication that Mueller is going to be fired.
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More employees are expected to be fired, according to NBC.
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Trump said players kneeling for the anthem should be fired.
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Some lawmakers are already calling for people to be fired.
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She could not be fired, demoted, or reassigned by him.
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In 30 states you can be fired for being transgender.
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"If they're falsifying records, they need to be fired," Rep.
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Members of the crowd screamed that he should be fired.
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I wound up in a "quit or be fired" scenario.
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Justin Bieber recently called for her to be fired too.
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Bumpass told us he was worried sick he'd be fired.
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He said Coupe, "this useless chief executive", should be fired.
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Mr. Blake has called for Officer Frascatore to be fired.
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Ms. Carr is calling for Mr. Hagan to be fired.
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"It also can be fired up," Ms. Catoggio said encouragingly.
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Under the contract, Mr. Loeffelholz could be fired for cause.
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"He's not gonna be fired by the president," said Sen.
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Many called for the officer to be fired and prosecuted.
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The national security adviser could be fired at any moment.
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In an interview, Jordan called for Ohr to be fired.
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Reports that Strong would be fired swirled after a Nov.
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Less than a year later, Burke, too, would be fired.
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The teachers who will be fired because student enrollment drops?
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Coaches, as the adage goes, are hired to be fired.
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As a result, he said, Dr. Puliafito would be fired.
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Or they would be put in line to be fired.
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Success teachers are not unionized and can be fired at will.
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He is the one who said that Comey should be fired.
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She was told that if she didn't comply, she'd be fired.
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No. Well, yeah, people are calling for people to be fired.
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Now, some are even calling for the professor to be fired.
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Once too many demerits are collected, that employee could be fired.
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You know, Peter Strzok deserved to be fired 22005 times over.
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But she did not feel that Mr. Sloan should be fired.
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Some students demanded that Weinstein be fired and angrily confronted him.
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Black NFL players Sons of bitches that need to be fired.
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Demonstrations in the streets of Cambridge demanded that Wilson be fired.
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At worst, he should be fired, and that has already happened.
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Podesta, I think, the day before said Comey should be fired.
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McCain's daughter Meghan McCain suggested that Kelly Sadler should be fired.
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But unappeased lawmakers said he should be fired, and possibly jailed.
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Employees can get disciplined, be fired or reported to law enforcement.
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And 63 percent of voters say that Mueller shouldn't be fired.
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Avenatti also called for Giuliani to be fired over the remarks.
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If you lied in your interview, you could legally be fired.
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Klinsmann will either receive a vote of confidence or be fired.
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In that scenario, Frankfurt's printing presses will be fired up again.
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Morales acknowledged she could be fired or deported by coming forward.
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He implied, recklessly, that many current military leaders should be fired.
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But Damore said he did not believe Pichai should be fired.
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If they did, they could be fired once the government reopens.
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One would think that the EPA official responsible would be fired.
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The fantasy is to be the person who can't be fired.
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The United States feared they could be fired at its Navy.
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"The top people at CBP ought to be fired," he said.
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He said the employees involved in sexual misconduct should be fired.
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If he refuses to do so he should be fired immediately.
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"The FBI is who recommended that he be fired," Gowdy said.
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I'd take demands to be fired over death threats any day.
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U.S. Surgeons General are not supposed to be fired mid-term.
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Department of Correction Commissioner Joseph Ponte said Taylor would be fired.
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The top one rests in the chamber, ready to be fired.
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Trump then called for Weigel to be fired after the apology. .
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The source disputed that Trump had ordered Mueller to be fired.
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"I certainly thought he should just be fired," the source added.
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"We were pushing for him to be fired," Klein told me.
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What to do if you fear you're about to be fired.
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No, you can't be fired from a job you volunteered for.
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In a separate tweet, he asserted that Weigel should be fired. .
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"He told me that coaches were hired to be fired," Rambis said.
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He's out to destroy people's careers, and he ought to be fired.
|
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But Honan isn't going to be fired for his clearly inappropriate proposal.
|
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Thousands shared videos of the incident online, demanding the officers be fired.
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"We all agree that he should be fired," Harlander told BuzzFeed News.
|
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Now he was summoned to the White House, expecting to be fired.
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Bill O'Reilly is a sexual predator that needs to be fired immediately!
|
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In February, students staged a protest pushing for Escobedo to be fired.
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Some of the people named for possible disciplinary action could be fired.
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So, furious at me, already tweeted about how I should be fired.
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We need to know that we can't be fired for being transgender.
|
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President Trump called on the football players to be fired or banned.
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He was told that on the next infraction he would be fired.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, called for Sloan to be fired.
|
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CNN also reported that Rosenstein was expecting to be fired on Monday.
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An owner is a bitter fact of life; they cannot be fired.
|
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He suggested Bennett and Watts left the campaign rather than be fired.
|
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One source says several dozen people have been or will be fired.
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Can you be fired from your job for something you say online?
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I am not asking for Zuckerberg to be fired, or to resign.
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John Nicholson, the U.S. commander in Afghanistan be fired, NBC News reports.
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The American-made projectiles can be fired from air, seaor ground platforms.
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They can build guns that can only be fired by their owner.
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However, Mott told NBC that she wants the teachers to be fired.
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And when people didn't meet that standard, they needed to be fired.
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The president would be fired and perhaps subject to a criminal investigation.
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She suggested on Friday that Sadler should be fired for her comments.
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If he worked in my institution he would be fired for cause.
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"It's not even good enough to be fired at a wedding party."
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In theory, he can also only be fired for cause or misconduct.
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This Baltimore Police Officer needs to be fired immediately & charged w/ assault.
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Some 2628 percent of independents also don't think Rosenstein should be fired.
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"If I didn't do that, I ought to be fired," he said.
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Any lecturer caught soliciting sex for marks/good grades should be fired.
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It's wrong to wish someone else be fired for a petty offense.
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He's a very dishonest guy, unbelievably insecure, he had to be fired.
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The reality, of course, is that Zuckerberg will likely never be fired.
|
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Trump himself later responded, calling for Messing to be fired from NBC.
|
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The two advisers, after researching the complaint, recommended that he be fired.
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Shulkin said he found out he would be fired just hours later.
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And if the special counsel violates those guidelines, he may be fired.
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I have to tell someone they are about to be fired today.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized Ohr and called for him to be fired.
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Quenneville is the second N.H.L. coach to be fired in three days.
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You had to show up every day, or you would be fired.
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National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster could be fired at literally any moment.
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It's almost too bad he can't be fired again, just for emphasis.
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The officer who used a chokehold on Mr. Garner should be fired.
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In a company, leadership would promptly be fired for such fiduciary malfeasance.
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After winning six straight, the Nuggets will be fired up but exhausted.
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Officially, the starting pistol has yet to be fired for an election.
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I want the special right not to be fired from my job.
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He reportedly believed he would be fired Monday -- but that didn't happen.
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Working there, I felt I was going to be fired every day.
|
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Calls for Mr. O'Reilly to be fired intensified as the day continued.
|
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Democrats are firmly anti-firing: 72% say Rosenstein shouldn't be fired vs.
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A police administrative judge recommended in early August that Pantaleo be fired.
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A police administrative judge recommended in early August that Pantaleo be fired.
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"Immigrant support staff will be the first to be fired," he said.
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My guess is the Republican base will be fired up by this.
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I need a contract so that I can't be fired at will.
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They were fully equipped, like a drawn arrow, ready to be fired.
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They do not need to be fired from special launchers; instead, they can be fired from a simple dirt ramp or a pile of rocks with nearly as much accuracy as they could from a purpose-built launcher.
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The result is the special counsel can now be fired by the attorney general (or, in this case, the deputy attorney general, since Attorney General Jeff Sessions has recused himself), who, in turn, can be fired by the president.
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Bosses fret that if they miss quarterly earnings forecasts they will be fired.
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Can you be fired after disclosing your mental illness and asking for accommodations?
|
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By the time you read this, McAdoo and/or Reese could be fired.
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All three, and hundreds of others, can be fired at a moment's notice.
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In 28 states, you can be fired for being gay, lesbian, or bisexual.
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She has done great harm to many people and must be fired. Incompetent!
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"If he was CEO of the company he would be fired," she said.
|
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A federal watchdog says Kellyanne Conway broke the law and should be fired.
|
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"I go in assuming I'm going to be fired every day," she said.
|
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It sounds unbelievable; how could one bullet be fired with that much force?
|
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Senate Republicans were reluctant to comment Wednesday on whether Price should be fired.
|
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Winfrey had been terrified she was going to be fired from the film.
|
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Clayton County, ask whether a worker can be fired for their sexual orientation.
|
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EEOC, asks whether a worker can be fired because of their gender identity.
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MACCALLUM: You say that Mueller should resign or he should be fired, why?
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It's literally 23 pages detailing why he should be fired … and he wasn't.
|
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Anyone who behaves this way or thinks this is OK will be fired.
|
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The violation led to the university recommending he be fired for his actions.
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RILEY: I wonder what took so long for this man to be fired?
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And in under a year, Trump confidants were suggesting Coats could be fired.
|
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Was being close to Trump political strategist Steve Bannon cause to be fired?
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McCurdy, my name is Tom Arnold, I did not deserve to be fired.
|
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The jab can also be fired from a greater distance than a hook.
|
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But what about the pair that recommended he be fired: Sessions and Rosenstein?
|
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The regulation states that a special counsel can't be fired on a whim.
|
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Errol Schneer told reporters that Bello resigned before he was to be fired.
|
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Republicans point to Trump's comments Wednesday as evidence that Mueller won't be fired.
|
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Under current rules, Mueller can be fired only for misconduct or other wrongdoing.
|
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Nineteen percent of the current workforce, or 3,200 agency employees, would be fired.
|
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Bannon should be fired because white nationalists should not be running the government.
|
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Many are calling for Colbert to be fired, or for him to resign.
|
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On July 1st, Graves announced his decision to recommend that Helgen be fired.
|
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Under the regulation, special counsel Mueller may be fired only for good cause.
|
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"Rod Rosenstein must be fired today," Ingraham wrote in a since-deleted tweet.
|
|
Dozens of Democrats on Friday called for Pruitt to resign or be fired.
|
|
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said the speechwriter should probably be fired.
|
|
His handling of the situation provoked demands that he resign or be fired.
|
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A group of female pundits is also calling for Lewandowski to be fired.
|
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Roskam joins lobbying firm MORE called on Pruitt to resign or be fired.
|
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"They may have their hours docked, they may be fired outright," Orleck said.
|
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A police review board found the shooting unjustified and recommended he be fired.
|
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Now, speculation is growing that Sessions may be fired after November's midterms. Sen.
|
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After drying once more, they are loaded into the kiln to be fired.
|
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"Those who don't will be fired," she said at a health business conference.
|
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Other agency heads who answer to the president can be fired at will.
|
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They don't know if their boss is going to be fired or not.
|
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A Justice Department spokeswoman declined to say whether Mr. McCabe would be fired.
|
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"The offending party will be fired before the day is over," Frey wrote.
|
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Kirsten Gillibrand, also from New York, also said that Pantaleo should be fired.
|
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I'd Preet refused to accept the President's call, he deserved to be fired.
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All government officials, who are covering up for these criminals, should be fired!
|
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The other person may end the relationship altogether, or you may be fired.
|
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He said he expected to be fired for talking publicly about Cathay's problems.
|
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Aaron Dean, the officer, resigned hours before he was supposed to be fired.
|
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It is also an implicit threat: Be loyal, or you will be fired.
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I would rather have you speak up and be fired than to acquiesce.
|
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The President called for Ohr to be fired ahead of his congressional testimony.
|
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Bump stocks are attachments that allow semiautomatic weapons to be fired more rapidly.
|
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Students could be suspended for violating the policy, and employees could be fired.
|
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" Of his new colleagues in the administration: "They'll all be fired by me.
|
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The restaurant chain will often apologize, and the implicated employees may be fired.
|
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Most of the employees were civil servants and thus could not be fired.
|
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It's not uncommon for rockets to be fired at US positions in Iraq.
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If this were the private sector, "someone would be fired," Ms. Greer said.
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Benítez would not be fired, he told the manager, regardless of the result.
|
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No Kickstarter employee has been or ever will be fired for union organizing.
|
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"They'll all be fired by me," the new White House communications director said.
|
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"I go in assuming I'm going to be fired every day," McCain said.
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But he should be fired for cause, rather than be allowed to retire.
|
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Three House Republicans have called for Pruitt to resign or be fired: Reps.
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If you worked at NBC right now you would be fired, fired, fired.
|
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If the implementation fails to meet milestones, he said, people may be fired.
|
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If a worker didn't produce more than they're paid, they'd be fired. Right.
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YouTube's Susan Wojcicki explains why the "Google memo" author had to be fired.
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Under the act, the director cannot be fired by the president except for cause.
|
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They will be fired, or at least unable to get ahead in their careers.
|
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The source also said that because of his contract, Weinstein cannot simply be fired.
|
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On Thursday, Vanderpump retweeted a message that said the RHOBH cast should be fired.
|
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" The document then includes Lee&aposs original request that Lallas be fired, signed, "Excelsior!
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Then again, all three, Francisco included, could be fired by Trump at any time.
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You will be fired from your job, sent away in disgrace, and — who knows?
|
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The AuYou representative insisted she would be fired if the review was not updated.
|
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"If someone had put this on Steve Jobs' desk, they'd be fired," says Mossberg.
|
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They started the season 19-53 and there was talk Martinez could be fired.
|
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He was arrested and would be fired from Nissan's board this week, it said.
|
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O'Connell, the national director of operations, had also recommended that Strider should be fired.
|
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Nixon Can a black high school guard be fired for quoting the n-word?
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He was arrested and would be fired from Nissan's board this week, added Nissan.
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In Silicon Valley, Kurt Wagner wonders who is going to be fired over this.
|
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The reports, which Rosenstein denied, fueled speculation that Rosenstein might be fired or resign.
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"I sure as hell hope so or I'm going to be fired," she said.
|
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In August, Johnson recommended that Van Dyke, along with four other officers, be fired.
|
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If I sent this to my picture editor, I'd be fired on the spot.
|
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That was unfounded, as were reports that Press Secretary Sean Spicer would be fired.
|
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The Inspector General recommended that McCabe be fired, and Attorney General Jeff Sessions obliged.
|
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Did Trump go too far in calling some players SOB's that should be fired?
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She also feared she would be fired once news of her condition got out.
|
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West Wing staffers, like sports team coaches, are hired to one day be fired.
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Take our mobile survey: Should Scaramucci be fired for his comments about his colleagues?
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Some Republicans have argued that Mueller is biased against Trump and should be fired.
|
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If the genders were flipped, the male teacher or coach would be fired immediately.
|
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Alexander is an at-will employee, meaning he could be fired at any time.
|
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.), called for Marines implicated in the scandal to be fired.
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O'Rouke said at a rally last week that officer Amber Guyger should be fired.
|
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Coaches are hired to be fired, but those with solid reputations also get rehired.
|
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I don't know who's in charge of that, but they probably should be fired.
|
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Investors are waiting for any fresh salvo to be fired in the Sino-U.
|
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"They'll all be fired by me," he said of the White House communications staff.
|
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Sure, the hardcore Democratic base would be fired up with Bernie as the nominee.
|
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Brookover said he doesn't believe the person responsible for the tweet will be fired.
|
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"Rod Rosenstein must be fired today," Fox News host Laura Ingraham wrote on Twitter.
|
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Unlike an independent counsel, however, an F.B.I. director can be fired by the president.
|
|
Do you think a predicate is being laid for Bob Mueller to be fired?
|
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Does this mean that Trump should attack Mueller, or that Mueller should be fired?
|
|
Jordan seems likely to be fired at season's end, and with a poetic twist.
|
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He asked if Flynn should be fired, and Yates declined to offer an opinion.
|
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" He added (bolding is mine): "There's no indication that Mueller's going to be fired.
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Feinstein said Sunday that she was not prepared to say Comey should be fired.
|
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In 28 American states, a worker can be fired for being gay or transgender.
|
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" "Sean Spicer must be fired, and the president must immediately disavow his spokesman's statements.
|
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When Ms. Spar refused, she was given the choice to resign or be fired.
|
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Most recently, accusations against the movie mogul Harvey Weinstein caused him to be fired.
|
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They must be fired at close range, usually no more than 80 feet away.
|
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They are demanding that Officer Guyger, who remains on paid administrative leave, be fired.
|
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He had to be fired because he was the biggest leaker in the system.
|
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Of course, Trump has said he wants players who don't stand to be fired.
|
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They often are the last to be hired and the first to be fired.
|
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And yet we are all going to be fired en masse every three months.
|
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"I'm very concerned — I don't think that he would be fired," Mr. Albert said.
|
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Mr. Rosenstein headed to the White House expecting to be fired after the reports.
|
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When asked whether Rosenstein should be fired, Nunes said that was not his decision.
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Hardly. He's the only person in President Trump's inner circle who can't be fired.
|
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Some found it homophobic, and there were calls for Mr. Colbert to be fired.
|
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Most of us could be fired and not have it really hurt our lives.
|
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And I said to this person, 'Am I about to be fired for something?
|
|
John W. Nicholson Jr., the commander of American-led forces in Afghanistan, be fired.
|
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The executives who had urged him to sell would either quit or be fired.
|
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They had useful information, Lutsenko said — but his demand was that Yovanovitch be fired.
|
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And people should be fired if they don't look at those sorts of things.
|
|
Sullivan revealed the real reason: They were worried she would be fired by tweet.
|
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Calls for him to step down or be fired have intensified among top Democrats.
|
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Many Democrats and even a few Republicans have said should resign or be fired.
|
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Crestfallen, Mr. Shannon became convinced that he would be fired from his small role.
|
|
That hard-edged reality can lead to only one conclusion — Miller must be fired.
|
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Rosenstein had offered his resignation and had at one point expected to be fired.
|
|
Some say a cop can be fired only when he's convicted of a crime.
|
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In the meantime, the Graham family is calling for Haste to be fired immediately.
|
|
Comey is the third high-profile law-enforcement official to be fired under Trump.
|
|
Some reports claimed he had resigned, and some that he was about to be fired.
|
|
Many, including White House reporters, are calling for Sanders to either resign or be fired.
|
|
He also recommended that Fadell be fired and suggested that he himself should replace Fadell.
|
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In fact, "they can be fired for failing to challenge the status quo," Grant notes.
|
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Chinese authorities demanded Morey be fired and suspended NBA broadcasts in China along with sponsorships.
|
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He said he didn't ask that Mueller be fired but that "appropriate action be taken."
|
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President Donald Trump has demanded they be fired; this week he attacked Nike's new ad.
|
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"It went off by accident," Officer Liang said, saying repeatedly that he would be fired.
|
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It seemed that the most obvious solution was that the TSA had to be fired.
|
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Ally walks in and breaks up the altercation, with Roger insisting that Pedro be fired.
|
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So, who is he pointing the finger at, and are they next to be fired?
|
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The campaign, however, signaled that no one would be fired or disciplined over the episode.
|
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"For [Simmons] to be fired because of this, it is not fair," Brown told Wiley.
|
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They're playing the best team in the league and they'll be fired up about that.
|
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I mean he's called me a little pipsqueak and he said I should be fired.
|
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If I sent this to my picture editor, I'd be fired on the spot. Ouf.
|
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At least three House Republicans have called for Pruitt to be fired or to resign.
|
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I am a person who doesn't have a job, and therefore, I cannot be fired.
|
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In fact, an at-will employee can be fired for taking an unpaid sick day.
|
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I'll leave it to the reader to decide if I should be fired for that.
|
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But it says Ailes may be presented with a choice to resign or be fired.
|
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Meanwhile, no employees at United Airlines will be fired because of the incident involving Dao.
|
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Were she to refuse, she too could choose to resign or she could be fired.
|
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As Justice Scalia observed, "there's no constitutional right to be fired for the wrong reason".
|
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Another guard was told that any employee who spoke to the media could be fired.
|
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Fox News host Laura Ingraham said on Twitter that whoever recommended Mitchell should be fired.
|
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Ms. Sou said that she could be fired for joining a labor union or protesting.
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It had no recoil, could be fired underwater, and could penetrate armor at 100 yards.
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Jill claimed she first quit, and then she rejoined the show only to be fired.
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However, it was rare for tear gas to be fired during working hours in Central.
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But Mr. Mulvaney has implied to people that he knows too much to be fired.
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Normally in the semis of such a big tournament, the crowd would be fired up.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) called Monday for Flynn to be fired immediately.
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In an email Tuesday night, Mulvaney insisted that Blankenstein would not be fired or reassigned.
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"I don't see any reason why he should recuse himself or be fired," King said.
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Trump called for the players who protested to be fired or punished by the league.
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Did Joe Biden ask the prosecutor to be fired because he was investigating his son?
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Yates said she declined to answer when McGahn asked her if Flynn should be fired.
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"No, the Vanity Fair staffers behind the Clinton video shouldn't be fired," another writer argued.
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Many Democrats and even a few Republicans have said he should resign or be fired.
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Justice Department officials told reporters that Mr. Rosenstein expected to be fired upon arriving there.
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If Republicans cannot pass tax reform, they are not Republicans and deserve to be fired.
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They could easily be denied jobs or be fired from them because of marijuana use.
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So you could be fired for not disagreeing enough with the people above you. Right.
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If they again test positive at the end of their probationary period, they'll be fired.
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Ricardo Rossello took to Twitter on Monday to call for the officer to be fired.
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Troublemakers can be fired from jobs, removed from leadership positions, and even subjected to torture.
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Like other pro-Trump commentators, Ms. Pirro has called for Mr. Mueller to be fired.
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Now the Council on American-Islamic Relations is calling for Ms. Pirro to be fired.
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If he didn't, he could be fired for "cause" and would forfeit any severance payment.
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The consequence of printing this story is certain; Rosenstein will be fired to stop Mueller.
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Our demagogic president demands that (mostly black) athletes be fired for engaging in peaceful protest.
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Should Argentina fail to reach the round of 16 in Russia, Sampaoli will be fired.
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As the stock price rose toward eighty, financial bloggers predicted that Dinneen would be fired.
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McNair's father told CNN's "New Day" on Friday that he wants Durkin to be fired.
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But if I don't turn up for work even one day, I will be fired.
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I don't think anybody in our conference believes Robert Mueller is going to be fired.
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For many onlookers, the question appears to be when, not if, Flynn will be fired.
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A senior administration official told CNN that Flynn also does not expect to be fired.
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Which means -- in Trump speak -- that Sessions will be fired on or about November 7.
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Each round takes one second to charge, and can be fired early with reduced damage.
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Investors have been waiting for a fresh salvo to be fired in the Sino-U.
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Any other official at any other level of government would be fired if not prosecuted.
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Lutsenko said he learned from Poroshenko that Yovanovitch had asked for him to be fired.
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AFSCME to decide whether government employees can be fired for refusing to pay union dues.
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Rosenstein was at the White House Monday and sources say he expected to be fired.
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"Two CATM-9s," Commander Fravor replied, referring to dummy missiles that could not be fired.
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The 60 mm mortar can be fired on the ground or in a handheld configuration.
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Troops who violate the ban would face disciplinary measures and could be fired from service.
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Because directionally it's a very different— ROSE: Do you believe Mr. Mueller should be fired?
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That story got us asking: Who from Facebook might be fired for the company's missteps?
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But I recognize that there was a good chance I was going to be fired.
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"I'm the one that said Ronald Reagan shouldn't send Marines to Afghanistan, I'm the one that said Donald Rumsfeld should be fired, I've said the general in Afghanistan should be fired," McCain said Thursday, when asked by CNN about his public opposition to Trump.
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The daily Sankei newspaper reported on Monday that Abe had decided that Fukuda must be fired.
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But you, Mr. Trump, you work for us and, sooner or later, you will be fired.
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Correction: This story originally identified McCabe as the one who recommended that James Comey be fired.
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JARRETT: If Rosenstein doesn&apost do it, he should be fired and Christopher Wray as well.
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I think that realistically, it would be impossible for people to be fired up 24/7.
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Earlier this month, a federal agency said Conway should be fired for alleged Hatch Act violations.
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Others stood by the restaurant, saying the workers deserved to be fired for not showing up.
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Trump last week said that football players should be fired for kneeling during the national anthem.
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HEAVY on the Mayonnaise...... Whoever thought Madonna should do this Aretha Franklin tribute should be fired.
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Any agent making comments this vile is a danger to migrants and should be fired immediately.
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The director can only be fired for cause — not because the president just feels like it.
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New York (CNN Business)When Jony Ive first met Steve Jobs, Ive expected to be fired.
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" Less than an hour later, Trump was retweeting posts calling for Vindman to be fired "ASAP.
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The State Press reported on the recommendation that Lawrence Krauss be fired on Friday Oct. 4.
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White House officials don't believe anyone is likely to be fired, the official told BuzzFeed News.
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EEOC, are about whether employees can legally be fired for their sexual orientation or gender identity.
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The first shot in President Donald Trump's trade war with China is about to be fired.
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Of course, many find the fact that Bush may be fired over the tape rather interesting.
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Spicer should be fired because he's bad at his job in every way, shape, and form.
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"I thought I was going to be fired," recalled the former employee nearly 14 years later.
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Many have asked who, if anyone, would be fired for putting Facebook in cahoots with Definers.
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Kelly asked the Justice Department lawyer, Brett Shumate, if the government expected English to be fired.
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"I was afraid that if people found out, I'd be fired from my job," she says.
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People should be fired if they're disloyal to the President of the United States and leaking.
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Were he to be fired, it would be a huge national story with obvious political consequences.
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There would be a lot of questions about whether or not he needed to be fired.
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His boss is not supposed to say anything about him, he's not supposed to be fired.
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Before the games, Trump tweeted that those who refuse to stand should be fired or suspended.
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US officials told Reuters the medium-range missiles appeared to be fired from road-mobile launchers.
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And if they are guilty ... Dicky V knows what has to happen -- "THEY MUST BE FIRED."
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On October 20, 1973, President Nixon ordered that Cox be fired, prompting Richardson and Ruckelshaus' resignations.
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Hospital spokesman Errol Schneer told reporters on Friday Bello resigned before he was to be fired.
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"The gun was pointed at [a police officer's] head supposedly ready to be fired," said Trump.
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A WH spox calling for employee of private company to be fired for anti-POTUS comments?
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A day later, the DNC called for Kushner to be fired from his White House post.
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But due to some technical difficulties, Periscope users complained right away that Laifer should be fired.
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Trump later began tweeting about the issue and said players who don't stand should be fired.
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There was widespread speculation that Rosenstein would either resign or be fired following The Times report.
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An important condition of employment: managers who lost 10 percent peak to trough could be fired.
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The fifth case involved a scientist whose transgressions may not be serious enough to be fired.
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With Bee, Trump was calling for her to be fired before 24 hours had even passed.
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Reports earlier Monday suggested that Rosenstein was heading to the White House expecting to be fired.
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The woman literally could not be fired because she would slap the agency with a lawsuit.
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"I thought I was going to be fired," recalled the former employee nearly 2114.1700 years later.
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Flu shots are so important that a hospital worker can be fired for not getting one.
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In essence, the court demoted Director Cordray so that he could now be fired at will.
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Garner's sister, Ellisha Garner, said the video was clear-cut and the officers should be fired.
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Garner's sister, Ellisha Flagg, said the video was clear-cut and the officers should be fired.
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Rosenstein told the Senate Intelligence Committee that he's seen no reason why Mueller should be fired.
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He has since called for players who kneel during the anthem to be fired or suspended.
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Ceballos that public employees can be fired or otherwise disciplined for speech connected to their jobs.
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He said that if any evidence of grade-changing emerged, the employees responsible would be fired.
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That immediately kickstarted a controversy, with plenty of Trump supporters calling for Hill to be fired.
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It carried only 15 pounds of explosives, and only 20 rounds could be fired per day.
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Despite an outburst from Daisy that nearly causes her to be fired, Mason receives the tenancy.
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Volker said that Joe Biden was execution US policy in pushing for Shokin to be fired.
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Rumors are running rampant that one or more of them will soon resign or be fired.
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Melania Trump is publicly calling for a top White House national security aide to be fired.
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In 32 states, you can still be fired or denied housing for being an LGBTQ person.
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After the season, Malzahn will be fired, and fans will attempt to determine what went wrong.
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They argue the land-based missiles can be fired only at one conceivable U.S. adversary: Russia.
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Ms. Tolstedt was allowed to retire and collect millions in additional compensation, rather than be fired.
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CN: Right, and the implication of that is no one deserves to be fired over this.
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The story leaves one wondering: Will someone be fired for Facebook's role in all of this?
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The F-35 can ask for a missile to be fired off in its general direction.
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He said some of the officers were likely to be fired, and many could be disciplined.
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Her suggestion (via Tom) that Nazi-at-minimum-sympathizer Mark Ravenwood should be fired is ignored.
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"The responsible people should be fired to show that such a failure has consequences," he said.
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"Do not let me be fired," he wrote in an email to agents and studio executives.
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In 28 states, including my own, people can be fired simply for being gay or transgender.
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Mr. Trump has also repeatedly attacked Mr. Ohr, calling for him on Twitter to be fired.
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The general manager was Ed Wade, who would be fired at the end of the year.
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After he criticized the British leadership on television, he wrote asking if he would be fired.
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"MoMA Curator Klaus Biesenbach Should Be Fired Over Björk Show Debacle," said one Artnet news headline.
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Charges were recommended by the Civilian Complaint Review Board, which has said he should be fired.
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Many doctors interviewed for this article said they could be fired for even speaking with reporters.
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Soulemane's family has called for the officer who shot him to be fired and criminally prosecuted.
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" When asked if a protester at Richard Petty Motorsports would be fired, he said, "You're right.
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Joe Biden and a chorus of Western officials, including 29 GOP senators, demanded he be fired.
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She said the district told her she could be fired if she commented on the case.
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He was recommended to be fired but had retired in 2016, according to the news wire.
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I think you would be fired if you didn't," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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That means the special counsel's decisions could be overruled, and he or she could be fired.
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"If he has violated any law or ethical precept he ought to be fired," he said.
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If the full Court of Appeals agrees with that decision, Mr. Cordray could be fired immediately.
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"I knew when I left Director Comey would be fired," Mr. Rosenstein is quoted as saying.
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Legal experts believe he could only be fired "for cause," meaning he committed an illegal act.
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Collin Green, the head of the Navy SEALs, had made threats to resign or be fired.
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I can guarantee that tomorrow, if you march on Kabul, the first bullet will be fired.
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If anyone can guarantee when the last bullet will be fired, then I'll allow the march.
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Numerous Democratic lawmakers and three Republicans have called on Pruitt to step down or be fired.
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Under the deal, teachers could not simply be fired, so they were put into the reserve.
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"Federal employees should not be fired for doing their jobs," Mr. Sanders said in a statement.
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He said he had refused to quit and had been told that he would be fired.
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The finished pieces will be fired and exhibited at Flares Studio and Designs in the Bronx.
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An Alabama employer was allowed to require a worker to cut hers off or be fired.
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Will the team play pretty well only for Zidane to be fired in a few months?
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Republicans demanded DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano retract his report, and called for him to be fired.
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Mama Tay reportedly saw the writing on the wall, and quit before she could be fired.
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Longer-range missiles, which could be fired from the safety of Indian waters, are in the works.
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Three days after the incident, Blake told CNN that Frascatore should be fired for abusing his power.
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"If a TSA employee even takes a quarter or a dime, they would be fired," she said.
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If child care was not available one day, [these women] would likely be fired from their jobs.
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At one point during filming, Coppola was told that he was going to be fired that weekend.
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If you answer yes to all three question he should be fired for poor judgement and misconduct.
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"In 29 states in America, you can be fired from your job for being LGBTQ," Ellis said.
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Clinton's campaign manager, Patti Solis Doyle, recommended that Strider should be fired in light of the accusations.
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Current students have even organized a protest calling for Langbert to be fired scheduled for Thursday afternoon.
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Media outlets quickly seized on the Fresno State provost's comment that a tenured professor can be fired.
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The fact that Comey deserved to be fired for this reason is supported by the IG report.
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If you believe Jeff Sessions should be fired, use the power you have, and accept the consequences.
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Even though it's legal, you can still be fired from your job for being a cannabis consumer.
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An arrow must still be fired from a bow, and must still find purchase in its target.
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Those who spoke to CNN said they never reported Freeman's behavior to HR, fearing they'd be fired.
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In the wake of it all, viewers have called for Parks to be fired from the show.
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The special counsel, we are told, can't be fired because that itself would be an impeachable offense.
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From Vietnam vets: Vietnam Veterans of America issued a statement Friday calling for Sadler to be fired.
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Board members at the Karolinska Institute who have not yet quit will be fired, according to Reuters.
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Normal citizens indicted on charges related to their jobs would either be fired or forced to resign.
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President Donald Trump has denied any collusion with Moscow, amid continuing worries that Mueller could be fired.
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Oh and while they were at it, they also demanded that CEO Jeff Jacobsen be fired immediately.
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It is an irrelevant argument anyway, since all confirmed and appointment officers can be fired at will.
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If they claimed sexual harassment they were more likely to be fired than entitled to an attorney.
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Last year, after he wrote a controversial e-mail, students protested and demanded that he be fired.
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" Giuliani told Hannity that Strzok should be fired and "in jail by the end of next week.
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Soon thereafter, CNN offered another version, that Rosenstein had quit because he was expecting to be fired.
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Some Trump allies have argued that Rosenstein should be fired or resign if the reports are true.
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The policy, unveiled Wednesday, means people could be fired for being gay, transgender, or pregnant and unmarried.
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The judge found that Officer Victor had used deadly force unnecessarily and recommended that he be fired.
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Boris Johnson's first notable act was to be fired from a newspaper for making up a quote.
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"Unlike Trump's other bad hires, this one can't be fired," the ad text says while Trump speaks.
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De Blasio repeated his position that he would not say whether he believed Pantaleo should be fired.
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If they are found guilty of criminal charges, the officers will be fired, according to department policy.
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"I think Mueller should be fired," Gohmert said during the monthly "Conversation with Conservatives" meeting on Wednesday.
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If anyone on our staff actually spoke that way to a guest, they would absolutely be fired.
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After that auditorium cheered for me to be fired, I showed up to work the next day.
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Those who violate the Hatch Act can be fired, suspended, or demoted, and fined up to $1,000.
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Kelly told the State Department later in the day that rumors Tillerson would be fired were untrue.
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At a rally in September, dozens of players and parents called for Mr. Jusino to be fired.
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The mayor of Rochester and the city council issued a statement calling for Kappell to be fired.
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"My understanding is that people should not be fired, terminated for missing sales goals," Mr. Stumpf answered.
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That rift has prompted speculation in Washington that Mr. Coats could step down or be fired. video
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The piece had to be fired in a walk-in kiln and took six months to complete.
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But the protesters are calling for Mr. Hamid to be fired — a demand unacceptable to the government.
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In Philadelphia, the police commissioner pulled 72 officers from the streets and said some would be fired.
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It would also state that the special counsel could only be fired by a Senate-confirmed official.
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Pantaleo, she said, "should be fired now," adding that if she were mayor she would dismiss him.
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LGBT Americans shouldn't be fired from their jobs because of who they are or who they love.
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"They are their own boss, and they can't be fired," Bill Bowlen said in a phone interview.
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The grand jury, as an arm of the judicial branch, could not be fired by the president.
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"If he becomes stubborn, we will arrange for him to be fired on Sunday," the source said.
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When I first started my career in Hollywood in 1998, you could be fired for being gay.
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A few cited fears they would be fired if an employer discovered that their vision was flawed.
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Students demanded that he and two other college employees whom they deemed insensitive to minorities be fired.
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If the league allows a team official to be fired for doing so, it undermines it all.
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He cited a recommendation by the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, that Mr. Comey be fired.
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Aides to Mr. Trump seized upon that to suggest Mr. Coats was disloyal and should be fired.
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Jess responded to me by saying, 'You could also be fired at any minute, for any reason.
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Most importantly, they can also be fired by the president for any reason or none at all.
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It was illegal for them to tell the truth outside their job function or they'd be fired.
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If she was going to be fired, it wouldn't be for lack of giving it her all.
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Trump's version of Nixon's Saturday Night Massacre In the Trump edition, nobody actually had to be fired.
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"In Florida and in many states, an employer can say 'sign or you'll be fired,'" Ballman said.
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"You can't be fired for taking drugs at work if you own the company," he points out.
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The only measure of accountability left is for Officer Haste to be fired, following a departmental trial.
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Under IRS code 6103, IRS employees can be fired, fined or even jailed for disclosing taxpayer information.
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King is not the first Republican to say Bannon should be fired from the White House. Rep.
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Allowing him to retire rather than be fired would send all the wrong signals to government employees.
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As rumors circulated that Mr. Gordhan would be fired, Mr. Zuma summoned A.N.C. leaders for a meeting.
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When women miss work because jerry-built arrangements fall apart, they can be fired — it's perfectly legal.
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The draft policy calls for "the rapid development" of a cruise missile to be fired from submarines.
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The first shot in President Donald Trump's trade offensive against American allies will be fired at midnight.
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No one has suggested that they should be fired or rendered unemployable by the NBA for those opinions.
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Trump went so far as to attack the NFL and suggest those who don't stand should be fired.
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This was a written, planned, and produced monologue on Bee&aposs TBS show… She should be fired immediately.
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Under US labor law, at-will workers can be fired with no warning and without a stated reason.
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"I have neither demanded nor suggested Brian be fired," Brokaw said in a statement to The Huffington Post.
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So anybody from the Pelicans could walk in, and I would have to leave, or I'd be fired.
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Justin Bieber is demanding that Fox News host Laura Ingraham be fired for "disrespecting" slain rapper Nipsey Hussle.
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Gordon Sondland, the US's ambassador to the EU, became the second impeachment witness to be fired on Friday.
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Some speculated Moorehead would be fired for his meltdown, but that didn't seem to be the case Thursday.
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Mueller's report nonetheless details various efforts Trump undertook to counter the investigation, including ordering that Mueller be fired.
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If its staff were to oppose moving the embassy, they would be fired by Mr Trump, he said.
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Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson wants the officers who allegedly lied about the teen's death to be fired.
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But a police department lawyer who says the van driver should be fired questioned the pathologist&aposs conclusions.
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Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski said Tuesday that whoever is responsible for writing the should be fired.
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But by June, per Schmidt and Haberman, Trump had come up with some reasons Mueller should be fired.
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So in reality, the President could demand that the AG appoint a special prosecutor or else be fired.
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"I don't think there was ever anything that was just cause to be fired," Buckingham told Rolling Stone.
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Elizabeth Warren is using that against you and saying that frankly you must be fired-- TIM SLOAN: Yeah.
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Trump called on Brazile to be fired from the DNC at a rally Monday in Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Yet, he is being again lionized for his highly unprofessional and frankly juvenile demand that he be fired.
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You realize you're not going to be fired, no one is going to come reprimand you for it.
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Correction: This story was revised to correct that Rosenstein's memo stopped short of recommending that Comey be fired.
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No matter how you slice it, McCoy shouldn't be fired for throwing four times from two yards out.
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Out of more than 170,000 votes, 92.2% said Scaramucci should be fired, while 7.8% said he should not.
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Scaramucci, who said he reports directly to the President, said "somebody above my rank" suggested Short be fired.
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Of course, Kasowitz may be fired but not for this behavior, which merely mirrors that of Trump himself.
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I was reading how women in finance are 20 percent more likely to be fired after a violation.
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Here's the deputy attorney general's memo recommending that Comey be fired: Deputy AG's memo recommending Comey's termination pic.twitter.
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And his team decided to leak the bombshell that he was ready to resign rather than be fired.
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Two years later, he stepped back into the role, only to be fired by his board in 2011.
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On Monday, conflicting reports emerged that Rosenstein expected to be fired or prepared to resign over the developments.
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He has called on those players to be fired, and has suggested they don't belong in the country.
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Both of them ought to be fired because they let down the president in a major, major way.
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Elizabeth Warren, widely considered a potential 2020 presidential candidate for the Democrats, called for Sloan to be fired.
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Curbelo and Ros-Lehtinen have both called for Pruitt to resign or be fired from leading the EPA.
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This is the No. 1 trait that will kill your career 5 signs you're about to be fired
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Other media, political and entertainment figures to resign or be fired due to misconduct allegations include former Sen.
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The president has called for those players to be fired, and suggested they don't belong in the country.
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We are calling for him to be fired from that position, and we are raising our voices loud.
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Bloomberg also reported that the Burisma investigation was largely dormant when Biden called for Shokin to be fired.
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Provost Lynnette Zelezny told the Visalia Times Delta that there are situations where tenured faculty can be fired.
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The rocket has to be fired opposite the Earth's motion so it can counteract the Earth's orbital velocity.
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McCabe became the first acting FBI director to be fired on the recommendation of career Justice Department investigators.
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The head of the firm said none of that existed and anybody who said anything would be fired.
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And Bloomberg reported that the Burisma investigation was largely dormant when Biden called for Shokin to be fired.
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A blogger for a local CBS affiliate tried to make the case that Mullin deserved to be fired.
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It's 2017, and in 28 states, a person can still be fired for being gay, lesbian, or bisexual.
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Yellen could step down earlier if so inclined in a Trump administration, but she could not be fired.
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If Comey actually did repeatedly assure Trump that he was not a target, Comey deserved to be fired.
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Matt Gaetz, a Florida Republican who has led a group of conservatives calling for Mueller to be fired.
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Public authorities also have adopted that interpretation, even though few board members can be fired by the governor.
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The good news is that Andy Lack(y) is about to be fired(?) for incompetence, and much worse.
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Several hospitals have sent emails warning workers that they can be fired for the "unauthorized use" of masks.
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He is the second senior F.B.I. agent to be fired as a result of the inspector general's investigation.
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Above, players knelt for the national anthem, the exact protest action Mr. Trump demanded players be fired for.
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Perhaps you think that you would be fired and replaced pre-emptively, ruling out your part-time plan.
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If filed using proper channels, the whistleblower receives legal protection and cannot be fired for filing a claim.
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The special counsel could be fired only after the panel found that the removal criteria had been met.
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Alexander Vindman, who testified in the House impeachment inquiry, only to be fired on Friday by President Trump.
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The Daily Telegraph, a tabloid, called for Ms. Abdel-Magied to be fired on its front page Wednesday.
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Crowd control tools like tear gas and pepperball rounds are not designed to be fired in closed spaces.
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Officer Christopher Meyer, who threatened to shoot and also kicked a handcuffed man, will be fired, Williams said.
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Jim Justice (R) condemned the photo during a press conference Friday, calling on those involved to be fired.
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But more recently, White House sources have said it is unlikely that Mulvaney is going to be fired.
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Both countries keep most of their nuclear weapons on hair-trigger alert, ready to be fired within minutes.
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But when will the top executives at NBC & Comcast be fired for putting out so much Fake News.
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When she complained to human resources, Ms. Gupta said she did not think Mr. Hunt should be fired.
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Right-to-work laws state that workers cannot be fired for refusing to join or pay a union.
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He should be fired for his racist agenda - but that's why Trump chose him View the discussion thread.
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He should be fired, not merely reassigned, for not doing so and compromising the objectivity of Mueller's investigation.
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Cox -- long a bone in Nixon's throat and a bad idea in the first place -- would be fired.
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It currently holds South Korea hostage with conventional artillery that can be fired from north of the DMZ.
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After the comments were reported, multiple lawmakers called for Garber to resign or for him to be fired.
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If Rosenstein were to depart, it was also unclear whether he would be fired, or he would resign.
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Both are headed by a lone director who, by statutory design, can only be fired for good cause.
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The television ads would come down, staffers would be fired and the campaign would come to an end.
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Miller's attorney Paul Kamenar argued Mueller is a principal officer and cannot be fired except for good cause.
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I helped with heavy artillery, passing off a blank cannonball to be fired by a team of men.
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James, in particular, believes that Ailes should be asked to resign or be fired this week, the sources added.
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Even suggesting some of the autoresponders would be fired didn't seem to stem the flow of cookie-cutter responses.
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He said on "Halftime Report " that there are many people in management who should be fired for their behavior.
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They need to ask Mr. Rosenstein why he didn&apost recuse himself since he recommended that Comey be fired.
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As a result, one of their demands was that the managers they accused of racism and sexism be fired.
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The initial explanation for the firing by the White House was that Rosenstein had recommended that Comey be fired.
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Gupta will be the third executive to either step down or be fired from the company just this week.
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A top special operations commander is likely to be fired from his job, one of those officials told CNN.
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Carr called for Pantaleo and the other five officers who were at the scene that day to be fired.
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Since public-sector workers cannot be fired or have their pay cut, they become a permanent expense once hired.
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The issue in second place was workplace discrimination; in 26 states, employees can still be fired for being gay.
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In February the justice minister ordered her to be fired, but President Klaus Iohannis refused to sign her dismissal.
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Neil Duke, an attorney for the department, is arguing that Goodson should be fired for never strapping Gray in.
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The monastery declined to provide any further comment to Reuters on Hurtado's demands for the abbot to be fired.
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However, Commissioner James O'Neill will ultimately decide whether Pantaleo will be fired or face a lesser punishment, says NYT.
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Speaking of Roger Wade, the aftermath of Ford's choice to intimate the tickle-happy principal should be fired arrives.
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Obviously, Donald Trump feels MUCH differently ... repeatedly saying players who don't stand for the national anthem should be fired.
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On Thursday, Vanderpump, 58, retweeted a message that said her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills castmates should be fired.
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Because of my body, I may be fired on the basis of size, with no law to protect me.
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During the manufacturing process the glass pieces are shoveled into the ovens to be fired into new glass bottles.
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However, in this case, Breckenridge was scared that she might be fired from the series for actually being pregnant.
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It's not clear at this point which Philadelphia officers might be fired or what they may have posted. 4.
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The president called for any "son of a bitch" who took a knee to be fired by the NFL.
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Garner's mother, Gwen Carr, has called for Pantaleo and other officers involved in her son's arrest to be fired.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had previously called for Hill to be fired for her initial comments.
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"Sean Spicer must be fired, and the President must immediately disavow his spokesman's statements," she said in a statement.
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Comey, who arguably put Trump in office in the first place only to be fired by him, can relate.
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But the death happened under his leadership, which his critics said was sufficient cause for Clarke to be fired.
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THE starting gun for the referendum on whether Britain should leave the European Union has yet to be fired.
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Rosenstein's memo on Tuesday laid out the case against Comey but stopped short of recommending that he be fired.
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Scaramucci had to be fired -- and Trump acquiesced to new chief of staff John Kelly's request to do so.
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Parliament is holding up reform of Egypt's bloated civil service, despite Mr Sisi's pledge that nobody would be fired.
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Ghomeshi took a leave of absence from CBC on October 24, 2014, only to be fired two days later.
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Twelve of the firearms had bump stocks -- legal accessories for rifles that enable them to be fired more rapidly.
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The 2016 gubernatorial campaign had started to become more negative, with yard signs calling for Pence to be fired.
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On Monday, reports circulated that Rosenstein was heading to the White House expecting to either resign or be fired.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Critics of Portugal's culture minister are calling on him to be fired for doing something, well, uncultured.
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The team's chief executive said Gase would not be fired and would stay for the start of next season.
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"They told us we would be fired if we took the fliers that Frank left us," Mr. Lopez said.
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But, she said, she expected to be fired from her job, which she has held for nearly two years.
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At a rally last week, O'Rourke said Guyger should be fired, according to Fox 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
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"Unlike Trump's other bad hires, this one can't be fired," the ad text reads while is heard Trump speaking.
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In an incendiary tweet on Wednesday, Trump said Russia should "get ready" for missiles to be fired into Syria.
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The report, which Rosenstein has refuted, triggered widespread speculation that the deputy attorney general could be fired or resign.
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Comey was the second FBI director to be fired by a president — Bill Clinton fired William Sessions in 1993.
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The correction commissioner, Joseph Ponte, said on Tuesday that Mr. Taylor, who had been suspended, would now be fired.
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Despite the controversy over the remark, Mulvaney said Saturday he does not support calls for Sadler to be fired.
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Still, only 30 percent of Americans think players who kneel during the anthem should be fired from their team.
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Should he resign or be fired, Solicitor General Noel Francisco would be next in line to oversee the investigation.
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A group of House Republicans also went to the floor to call for Mueller to resign or be fired.
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The veteran collaborator Peter Golenbock worked with Dykstra for seven or eight months, only to be fired by him.
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The kind of stuff that, if one were to insert any other race, they'd be fired on the spot.
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The paper's unionizing committee issued a statement calling for Levinsohn to "resign or be fired immediately," according to BuzzFeed.
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WeWork cofounder Rebekah Neumann reportedly demanded employees be fired within minutes of meeting them because she disliked their 'energy'.
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Predicting the president's actions is always a fraught endeavor, but Rosenstein reportedly anticipated he would be fired on Monday.
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Rosenstein has denied the Times account, but the report sparked widespread speculation that he could be fired or resign.
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Randolph is still at his job, and though an internal investigation is ongoing, he isn't likely to be fired.
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High-profile female pundits from some of the nation's largest news outlets signed a letter demanding Lewandowski be fired.
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When he visited the country in March 2016, Joe Biden pressed hard for Shokin to be fired for corruption.
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"And Garmback should be fired, too, for his role in pulling up too close to Tamir," Samaria Rice said.
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Submarine launches are more difficult to detect as the missile can be fired from locations off the Korean Peninsula.
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And as far as Rod Rosenstein goes, Steve Bannon says Rosenstein could in fact be fired and very soon.
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The consensus view was that he badly erred in calling protesting athletes "sons of bitches" who should be fired.
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The NSC's chief spokesperson Michael Anton also resigned under pressure on Sunday evening, after learning he would be fired.
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Under the 2010 law, the director can be fired only "for cause," limiting a president's ability to remove him.
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The new information prompted the petition, which is calling for the radio host to be fired from the show.
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Cecil said that should Rosenstein be fired, he does not anticipate his group would release political ads about it.
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So if someone finds out a teacher is gay or trans, he can be fired solely on that basis.
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Israel's LGBT Task Force, an advocacy group, demanded Peretz be fired, saying in a statement his views were "benighted".
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Employees can be fired or sued for violating employment agreements or failing to report leaks, according to the lawsuit.
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" On NBC News Chairman Andy Lack: "Andy Lack(y) is about to be fired (?) for incompetence, and much worse.
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African American women are typically the last to be hired and the first to be fired/downsized/laid off.
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I drove to Newsday that morning, sure every mile of the way that I was about to be fired.
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In April, a bipartisan group of senators introduced legislation that would make it harder for Mueller to be fired.
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The governor of Puerto Rico himself stepped in on Monday, demanding that the officer — currently under investigation — be fired.
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The governor's office first said that it applied only to board members who could be fired by the governor.
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While we believe that Glenn has acted offensively, we have decided that he does not deserve to be fired.
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Further, it did not mention that Mr. Trump had called for Mr. Weigel to be fired over the tweet.
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The Republican effort may also be intended to blunt the political repercussions should Mr. Mueller be fired, Democrats say.
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The prez apparently just realized Rosie tweeted 5 months ago that then-FBI Director James Comey should be fired.
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He's called for reporters to be jailed, and his administration demanded that a sportscaster who criticized him be fired.
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It was not immediately clear whether he expected to be fired by President Trump or he planned to resign.
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McEntee was "very upset," to be fired, according to the Washington Post, and said he hadn't done anything wrong.
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These workers are speaking up: They shouldn't be afraid they will be fired if they take a sick day!
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Mr. Rosenstein has told others that he was worried at the time he would be fired by the president.
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"As long as I'm in this position, he's not going to be fired without good cause," Mr. Rosenstein said.
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Public servants who do not serve the public need to be fired; pampered industries, unpampered; crooked bigwigs, locked up.
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Burevestnik, by contrast, could be fired from deep inside Russian territory, and would thus be a more credible threat.
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Senators and their aides fully expect Sessions will be fired or forced to resign shortly after the midterm elections.
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Taking questions from reporters Wednesday, Jordan ticked through the reasons why the Freedom Caucus believes Koskinen should be fired.
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And he could not be fired for violating executive privilege since he no longer worked for the executive branch.
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If you get four writeups within ninety days for falling below the expected productivity rate, you will be fired.
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Thomas became emotional while talking to reporters about Trump's comments calling for NFL players who kneel to be fired.
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Trump first called for Weigel to apologize, and after the reporter did so, said that Weigel should be fired.
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As an example, a long-time worker could be fired after nine occurrences of showing up five minutes late.
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"Could you promise that no more tear gas or rubber bullets will be fired inside campus?" another asked pointedly.
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Yet another source familiar with Rosenstein's thinking told CNN that he expected to be fired by Trump on Monday.
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In 1973, Nixon clashed with his attorney general, demanding that the special prosecutor handling the Watergate investigation be fired.
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White House officials said Tillerson found out on Friday that he would be fired, according to the Associated Press.
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If Sessions were to resign or be fired, Trump would have broad discretion to select a replacement attorney general.
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Livingston, who's now a lobbyist, told her he thought Marie Yovanovitch, the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, should be fired.
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Pelosi has called for Kushner to lose his security clearance, but has stopped short of demanding he be fired.
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Thibodeau is one of three coaches to be fired this season — after nine coaching changes in the off-season.
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Protesters stormed City Hall and took to the streets, with many demanding that the two officers involved be fired.
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His contract expires after this season, but no one in the organization expects him to leave or be fired.
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The Telegraph, a British newspaper, reported that Trump aides have called for Darroch to be fired since the leak.
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Am I the only one who assumes the first shot will be fired at the Battle of Bowling Green?
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Sandberg personally defended Joel Kaplan, the company's top policy executive, against calls from the activists for him to be fired.
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He might not know his rights — or that he cannot be fired for demanding that his employer follow the law.
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The New York Times reported Monday that Bannon could well be fired, and that he has been blamed for leaks.
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A Mother Jones reporter was warned by a co-worker that she'd be fired if she cried after being mistreated.
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"If you allow [Parker] on campus, and he commits violence, the president of the university will be fired," said Calvert.
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" White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller deflected questions about whether Flynn should be fired, calling it a "sensitive matter.
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These special prosecutors could not be fired by the President or the Justice Department in order to make them independent.
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But if it were, President Donald Trump would be fired, at least according to one of Trump's most vicious critics.
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Unite Here also called on Anbang to guarantee workers would not be fired in case the company sells it assets.
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On Monday, multiple outlets reported that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had either resigned or was about to be fired.
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More to the point, can NFL players be fired for exercising their constitutional right to free speech in this way?
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Escobedo denied the accusations, but his bosses, from the dean and provost to the president, agreed he should be fired.
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" John Kasich went as far as to suggest that Lewandowski should be fired, calling the circumstances "totally and complete inappropriate.
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Mr. Davis told his supervisors as much in a 2014 report in which he recommended that Officer Fry be fired.
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One Twitter user wrote, "The Georgia cop who told a white motorist 'We only kill black people" will be fired.
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Mueller could only be fired by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who appointed Mueller as special counsel after Sessions' recusal.
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At that time, Solis Doyle, the campaign manager, advised that Strider should be fired, according to the three former officials.
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But she doesn't believe the guard should be fired, and instead is glad that people can learn from the experience.
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Some are calling for him to be fired and are encouraging teens to come out en masse despite the warnings.
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Gunn apologized for the tweets for the first time in 2012, six years before he would be fired for them.
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The filing was expected after Johnson announced two weeks ago that seven officers involved in the shooting should be fired.
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I left immediately after the conference for vacation and worried the whole time I would be fired when I returned.
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Argentines, including the Chief Executive Julian Eguren, who would later be fired over his bonus, and Mexicans got senior jobs.
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If, by whatever means, a therapist is found to have violated the zero-tolerance policy, that person must be fired.
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It decries censorship of white supremacists on college campuses, then turns around and demands people who tease conservatives be fired.
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And the person who saw the final video and said OK to putting it online should be fired as well!
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He could even demand that Mueller be fired—a move that the president has reportedly come very close to making.
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His original plan probably did not call for gunshots to be fired after he confronted his mark on a bridge.
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Sonic Arrow should be fired whenever possible, as revealing enemy positions — especially near the front lines — helps your entire team.
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"Payne is clearly incapable of even basic moral reasoning, and he must be fired," the statement posted on Twitter said.
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One woman yelled out that she could be fired from her job if her employer found out she was gay.
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But Barr also said he "absolutely" would guarantee that Mueller would not be fired as special counsel without good cause.
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August 19: Manafort quits the campaign, with Jared Kushner reportedly telling him if he doesn't resign immediately he'll be fired.
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Ted, like three out of five Americans according to the Human Rights Campaign, could be fired simply for being gay.
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With each new cycle, the levels of hysteria rose, and people started demanding that I be fired, deported or killed.
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On this program, we never call for boycotts, we never say that people should be fired or lose their jobs.
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The Musudan missile, which can be fired from a mobile launcher, is not known to have been successfully flight-tested.
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Goldsmith says she should've just resigned; Lederman says she was within her rights to be insubordinate, knowing she'd be fired.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg, a Conservative MP and prominent Brexit campaigner, said that the governor "should be fired" for his comments.
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Sessions submitted his resignation letter to the president Wednesday afternoon, after months of indications he'd be fired after the midterms.
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Trump has been taking swipes at Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, and rumors are swirling that Powell will be fired.
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Republicans want Trump to remove Cordray, saying the director has gone beyond his authority and provided cause to be fired.
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Handy called for the Uber driver to be fired because he said the group was not being obnoxious or pushy.
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Republicans have long insisted that Cordray should be fired from his job directing an agency they call unaccountable and abusive.
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We need to extend the First Amendment to the workplace so that no one can be fired for their politics.
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Gene (Brad Morris) alleges he was told to eat a banana in front of her or else he'd be fired.
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The issue was brought into the spotlight in September when President Trump suggested those taking a knee should be fired.
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One by one, they were asked to resign; if they didn't, they were told, they would be fired on Monday.
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"The President should fire her immediately and anyone who disobeys Director Mulvaney's orders should also be fired summarily," Cotton said.
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" He continued, "So, no, I don't think he should be stepping down, and I don't think he should be fired.
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However, US President Donald Trump re-ignited the controversy by saying players who kneel during the anthem should be fired.
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The device, which allows a semi-automatic weapon to be fired much more rapidly, was used in the mass shooting.
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Trump stirred backlash last week when he blasted NFL players who kneel during the national anthem, suggesting they be fired.
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If Rosenstein declines to hand over the documents after being ordered to do so, Bannon said, he should be fired.
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"If I was happy with our progress, I should be fired," Claveranne told CNBC in an interview late last month.
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Both the Houston Police Officers' Union and the League of United Latin American Citizens had demanded that he be fired.
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The amazing thing is, nobody expected Samantha Bee to be fired because it was planned -- I think it was planned.
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Ombudsmen are usually hired on a fixed contract, meaning they can't be fired for criticizing the outlet that they're covering.
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Half of Americans still live in states where private-sector employees can be fired for being lesbian, gay or transgender.
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You will see, probably, some dude in the comments who thinks everyone should be fired and replaced with somebody tougher.
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The son-in-law has power because he can't be fired, and Trump knows he has his interests at heart.
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Susan Collins, R-Maine, called the tweet "highly inappropriate" and dismissed the possibility that Mueller is going to be fired.
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If you point a firearm at a police officer, then a career criminal expects that they will be fired upon.
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Clinton campaign press secretary Brian Fallon hailed the news early Friday, predicting Cuban will be "fired up" at the debate.
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On Thursday, hundreds of students gathered outside of the campus's grand clock tower to demand that Dr. Langbert be fired.
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He said anybody who did not stand during the anthem was disrespecting the flag and country, and should be fired.
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Mr. Zuma, seemingly untouchable just a couple of months ago, was pushed to a humiliating choice: Resign or be fired.
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Last June, Mr. Trump backed down from his demand that Mr. Mueller be fired after Mr. McGahn threatened to quit.
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After the article was published, the committee organizing the unionization effort called for Mr. Levinsohn to resign or be fired.
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Second, it uses solid fuel, which means it takes no time to gas up and thus can be fired faster.
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For instance, maybe Trump is already a target and Mueller's not saying so because he doesn't want to be fired.
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Those frustrations finally came to a head in May 2017 when the president decided Mr. Comey needed to be fired.
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While suggesting that some of the editorial staff of Kronen Zeitung should be fired, he said most would play along.
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If a worker didn't stand for the nation anthem he would be fired if his boss were to see him.
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He was armed with at least 23 firearms, the authorities said, including rifles designed to be fired at such distances.
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Even a Hollywood legend like Gwyneth Paltrow didn't speak up about Harvey Weinstein because she thought she would be fired.
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In one incident, office workers bullied an HR chatbot so terribly that management wondered if the workers should be fired.
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"These teachers deserve to be fired for turning their backs on the children in their care," said Michigan state Rep.
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Rosenstein said Mueller wouldn't be fired because of his integrity, acting F.B.I. Director Andrew McCabe's integrity and Rosenstein's own integrity.
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Two of Mr. de Blasio's Republican challengers in this year's mayoral election have also suggested that Mr. Ponte be fired.
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Tevez's goal meant that Sheffield United was relegated instead, and its coach, Neil Warnock, raged that Scudamore should be fired.
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The temporary engines will not be fired up, but having them in place will allow other tests to go ahead.
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NB: She actually thought that she was going to be fired from her very first day at the White House.
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Once, a group paid for a plane to carry a banner calling for him to be fired above a match.
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Swift has asserted that her representatives informed KYGO management about the incident but that she never demanded Mueller be fired.
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Both the opposition Labour Party and at least two of Johnson's own Conservatives had called for him to be fired.
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This is when they learned Luber had been recommended to be fired and that the CDC had taken it back.
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Mr. Trump did not heed his advice, and by the middle of January, Mr. Shaub thought he might be fired.
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So much so, Trump criticized the NFL last year, saying athletes who kneel during the national anthem should be fired.
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The clip immediately outraged SNL viewers and social media users with many of them calling for him to be fired.
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But the panel didn't rule that the agency must be dissolved, or that CFPB Director Richard Cordray must be fired.
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Days later, Emerald Snipes Garner, Eric Garner's youngest daughter, launched a petition demanding that NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo be fired.
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And his message Thursday was the sort of warning shot many Republicans thought could be fired to enforce party discipline.
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Denny Herman of Wamego, Kansas, said Comey deserved to be fired and the Russia investigation would not turn up wrongdoing.
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Now management says that any staff found to be participating in illegal protests will be fired (two pilots have been).
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Trump has fiercely criticized players who kneel in protest at NFL games, suggesting last year that they should be fired.
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Bannon's contradictory statements come at a time when some in the president's circle are calling for him to be fired.
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The hospital, however, told the police that Dr. Bello had resigned when he learned he was going to be fired.
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Jim Justice (R) declared that the more than 30 trainees seen in the photo and their instructor would be fired.
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She said that military commanders needed to know that they would be fired if they did not prosecute such cases.
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Mueller should be fired, the Russian enablers now claim, because one of his agents said some bad things about Trump.
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But backlash to the protests mounted last September when Trump called kneeling players "sons of bitches" who should be fired.
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Rumors are circulating that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will be fired soon (or perhaps special counsel Robert Mueller himself).
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Government officials found to have violated the Hatch Act can be fired, suspended, or demoted, and fined up to $1,000.
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Backlash to the protests intensified last September when President Trump called kneeling players "sons of bitches" who should be fired.
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If you work at Walmart and you tweet, "Walmart sucks and is stupid," you could be fired with no recourse.
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An FBI director is appointed to serve a 10-year term, but may be fired by the president at any time.
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" President Donald Trump has attacked players who kneel during the national anthem, declaring, among other things, that they should be "fired.
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If Mueller were to be fired, the bill would require the attorney general to provide a specific reason for the removal.
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According to reports from multiple Spanish outlets, Benitez will be fired this afternoon—only seven months into a three-year contract.
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Whoever succeeds Comey will know that he will either follow Trump's directive to downplay the Russia investigation or himself be fired.
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It was Mr. Rosenstein who had written a memo to the president laying out the reasons Mr. Comey should be fired.
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It is rumored that the coach on the opposite sideline, the 49ers' Jim Tomsula, might be fired after just one season.
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The bill lengthens the probationary period for new employees, during which they can be fired for any reason (or no reason).
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Now, members of the community say Hamby should resign or be fired from his position as a result of the allegations.
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During the standoff, police cordoned off a large area of the neighborhood as shots continue to be fired from the building.
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In court filings, Swift said her representatives informed KYGO management about the incident, but she did not demand Mueller be fired.
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However, the Department of Justice's decision has renewed protests, criticism of de Blasio, and calls for the officer to be fired.
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If workers break from scanning packages for too long, the system automatically generates warnings and, eventually, the employee can be fired.
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Fossil-fuel-powered steam turbines still only run at around 45% efficiency, but they can be fired up to meet demand.
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Meanwhile, alumni and others tweeted criticism of Jarrar at Fresno State's accounts, and some have called for her to be fired.
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"I spend the first few weeks shooting Up in the Air certain that I'd be fired at any moment," writes Kendrick.
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S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch be fired, according to a copy of the officer's opening statement obtained by The Hill.
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No one to be fired after Melania Trump speech plagiarism It remains unclear whether the incident will have a lasting effect.
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" Bush marveled, before reminding Trump as he faded away, "If you worked for NBC right now, you'd be fired … fired … fired.
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Matt Gaetz, the Republican from Florida, has been openly calling for Mueller to be fired on the House floor for weeks.
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Mayor says deputy should be fired Broward Mayor Mark Bogen released a statement Friday condemning the actions seen in the video.
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He trash talks the military, John McCain is no hero, the generals need to be fired, I know more than them.
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At a disciplinary hearing held last month in Manhattan, the city's Civilian Complaint Review Board argued that Pantaleo should be fired.
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Conversely, in 2015 the Navy estimated that a solid-state laser can be fired for less than one dollar per shot.
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The first is that Ailes has reportedly told that he has to quit by August 1 or he will be fired.
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The official starting gun of the 231 elections will be fired Monday night at firehouses, gymnasiums, churches and libraries across Iowa.
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But the judges did not rule that the agency must be dissolved or that CFPB Director Richard Cordray should be fired.
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The CNN reporter who was disruptive to the press briefing, & disrespectful to Trump-should be fired & prohibited from any press briefings.
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Team USA soccer coach Bruce Arena has a message for people calling for him to be fired -- Thanks for the support!!!
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"I think if the speechwriter for the Trump campaign had done that, they would be fired, but they didn't," Spicer said.
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Priebus said "it certainly seems reasonable to me" that someone would be fired over the speech, according to The Washington Post.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is calling for President Trump's national security adviser, Michael Flynn, to be fired immediately.
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A CNN report Monday said Flynn has no plans to resign from his post and does not expect to be fired.
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The issue was exacerbated last week when Trump said that players who did not stand during the anthem should be fired.
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"In 28 states, you can still be fired for being a lesbian, gay or bisexual — 30 if you're transgender," he wrote.
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The director, meanwhile, could be fired "at will" by the president—turning the agency into a lapdog rather than a watchdog.
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If the head of the FBI could be fired for crossing the president, what could happen to the rank and file?
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Well, the European Parliament can put economic or administrative sanctions in place, but he can't be fired or forced to resign.
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Some are even saying Mueller should be fired, while others have called for a new special counsel to investigate Mueller himself.
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As of March 2016, you can still be fired from your job due to your sexual orientation in 28 US states.
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The regulations require that the special counsel only be fired for "good cause," such as malfeasance or a conflict of interest.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Wednesday said that "so-called leakers" in the West Wing should be fired.
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He called the email "insulting" and said the manager should be fired and diversity training should be implemented at the theater.
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David Jolly (R-Fla.) demanded more than an apology from Sadler, and insisted instead that the White House aide be fired.
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Mr. Gilman even tried to retire before meeting with them so that he could not be fired for refusing to cooperate.
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The New York Times reported in January that McGahn threatened to resign last year when Trump ordered Mueller to be fired.
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Parnas has said Trump responded by suggesting Yovanovitch should be fired, according to the Post, citing people familiar with his account.
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"You know, I don't like to ever run around or tell somebody they ought to be fired or whatever," Kasich said.
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As vice president, Mr. Biden was among many Western officials who considered the prosecutor corrupt and urged that he be fired.
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Trump has attacked Mueller's probe as a "witch hunt" in the past, and reportedly ordered that Mueller be fired last year.
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Calling for the players to be fired reminds me of Trump's calls to "lock her up" during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The issue was brought back into the spotlight in September, when President Trump suggested those taking a knee should be fired.
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The tweet, which was met with instant backlash, led Storey to be fired two days later, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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The NYPD suspended Pantaleo Friday afternoon, just hours after Deputy Commissioner of Trials Rosemarie Maldonado determined that he should be fired.
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" In response to Twitter users calling for her termination, she pointed out that she has tenure and "will never be fired.
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Due to their much smaller size, they can also be fired from mobile launchers, making them harder to track and predict.
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The source said army engineers were examining the object, believed to be fired from Syrian territory in the direction of Israel.
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Trump said during that event that players who kneel during the national anthem should be fired and fans should leave games.
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He once proposed using a helicopter to drop pamphlets warning drug dealers to leave poor communities, or be fired upon indiscriminately.
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That didn't stop Trump press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders from taking the rather unprecedented stand that she should still be fired.
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If the administration identifies the writer, he or she should be fired forthwith (whereupon the writer's inevitable media beatification can commence).
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Sean Duffy were said to push doggedly for Cordray to be fired, suggesting they could write letters to expedite the process.
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Earlier this week, various reports emerged that the deputy attorney general was prepared to resign or be fired by the president.
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Trump has called publicly for NFL players who protest to be fired, calling their demonstrations an insult to U.S. service members.
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The "boardroom"—a stage set where Trump determined which candidate should be fired—had the menacing gloom of a "Godfather" movie.
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The family attorney is asking for the officer to be fired, and for pending charges against the teen to be dropped.
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A CNN report Monday said Flynn has no plans to resign from his post and does not expect to be fired.
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Some poor intern will probably be fired for ABC's puzzling struggle to call the Republican candidates in the right order tonight.
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He has no credibility and President Trump was right to follow through on the bipartisan calls for him to be fired.
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He could be callous about others' employment, demanding that a raft of youth coaches he barely knew be fired at Ajax.
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Fewer LGBT people would face discrimination or be fired from their jobs if there were better workplace policies to protect us.
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Cobb County Police Chief Mike Register called Lieutenant Greg Abbott's comments "inexcusable" and said the department had recommended he be fired.
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Bloomberg and the AP reported Kelly told Tillerson on Friday that he would be fired, but that the timeline was uncertain.
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Matt Gaetz (R-FL) in a speech on the House floor in November called for special counsel Mueller to be fired.
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Related: The Supreme Court is about to hear 3 cases that could decide if people can be fired for being LGBTQ.
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For the same reason, ex-Fox host Bill O'Reilly had to be fired, given the many sexual harassment allegations against him.
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Some of them slack off, expecting to be fired, only to get raises, and then email their bosses about being idiots.
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These issues were hastily mentioned in my three-month review, but there was no real warning that I might be fired.
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The one who graduated got a good job, but she's about to be fired and she wants to move back home.
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Mr. de Blasio said that, under the new plan, Nycha workers would not be fired and instead transferred within the system.
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When Hillary vetoed the proposal that he be fired, the woman was moved to another job under the deputy campaign manager.
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The sole political appointee was its director, who would serve a five-year term and could be fired only for wrongdoing.
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President Trump suggested a boycott of the N.F.L. and declared that players who knelt during the national anthem should be fired.
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It is why he is adamant that he will be fired up for the first day of preseason testing in February.
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And it will be brought to the attention of the legislature and the legislature demand that a faculty member be fired.
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The logic of your complaint suggests that he should be fired to protect his students, but wouldn't that be an overreaction?
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Rubin Roberts — chairman of the NAACP's Miami-Dade branch — told The Miami Herald earlier this week that Ortiz should be fired.
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When Mr. Cox, the special prosecutor, subpoenaed Nixon for copies of White House tapes, the president ordered that he be fired.
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He suggested that these "son of a *****" athletes had dishonored the flag and deserve to be fired by their NFL employers.
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Mr. McGahn believed those issues were not grounds for Mr. Mueller to be fired and refused to call the Justice Department.
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That test hinged on roughly 10 factors, like the amount of supervision and whether the worker could be fired without cause.
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The U.S. president uses Twitter constantly to express his frequently controversial views, but unlike most people, he can't easily be fired.
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If our data simply leaked online for everyone to see, it could ruin relationships, people could be fired, and so on.
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Workers who are lesbian, gay or bisexual shouldn't be fired because they are romantically attracted to people of the same sex.
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Courts have long recognized that, for example, a white employee can't be fired because he is married to a black woman.
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He wrote to Mr. Pompeo that Ms. Yovanovitch should be fired for privately and repeatedly expressing "disdain" for the current administration.
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Since then, more than 50 advertisers had abandoned his show, and women's rights groups had called for him to be fired.
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Still, any individuals determined to have leaked classified information about Trump's calls could be fired and stripped of their security clearances.
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The issue was brought into the spotlight again in September, when President Trump suggested those taking a knee should be fired.
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He says they tell him, "You literally fired me from a job that I wanted to be fired from for decades."
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Department of Justice rules say the special counsel can only be fired by the attorney general or the acting attorney general.
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"Where it made me a better manager, number one, it allowed me to know that I can be fired," he added.
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The board should be fired, said Paul Njoroge, a Toronto-based investment professional who lost his family in the Ethiopia crash.
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A cherry red Tesla Roadster owned by Elon Musk is set to be fired into space on SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket.
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Shultz was open to building a new, high-tech version—a "smart gun" that could be fired only by its owner.
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In double-action guns, pulling the trigger cocks the hammer to prepare a round to be fired and fires that round.
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One Democratic lawmaker called for Fox News to "immediately" suspend the "Hannity" host, and another called for him to be fired.
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Most federal agencies are led by a Cabinet secretary or some other senior official who can be fired by the president.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Glossip had been stealing from the motel till and was afraid that he was about to be fired.
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Just weeks after Mr. Mueller's appointment, the president insisted that he ought to be fired because of perceived conflicts of interest.
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However, both sides still could — and since have — built up cruise missiles that can be fired from the air or sea.
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Ortega has also said she expects to be fired after accusing Maduro's government of human rights violations and erosion of democracy.
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Analysts said if the missile were to be fired on a standard, flatter trajectory, it would be capable of reaching Alaska.
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Talk a little bit — I know you don't want to talk specifically about whether they should be fired, but what happens?
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To riff on AndréGide, maybe it's better to be fired for being who you are than employed for who you are not.
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A discipline committee had recommended Medina be fired after the harassment incident, but the decision was overruled, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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Only later during the Nuremberg trials was it revealed that the sub's commander, Fritz Julius Lemp, ordered the torpedos to be fired.
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Jones said that in truth, the deal saved only 730 of the production jobs and that 550 workers would still be fired.
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Instead of a director who can be fired, industry groups have called for a bipartisan five-member commission to lead the CFPB.
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Spangler told the Knoxville News Sentinel on Friday that Fritts will not be fired over possible lawsuits based on First Amendment grounds.
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In court filings, Swift said her representatives informed KYGO management about the incident but she did not demand that Mueller be fired.
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Then Secretary of State Rex Tillerson explicitly blamed Russia a few hours later, only to be fired by Trump the following morning.
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Six associate partners, or bankers who each own less than a 0.22 percent stake in BTG Pactual, were also to be fired.
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After that, he was told by Mr. Pruitt's chief of staff, Ryan Jackson, that he was going to be fired or reassigned.
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ESPN issued a statement Tuesday denouncing her tweets; on Wednesday, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Hill should be fired.
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Boback picked him up and drove him home, warning that if he didn't get treatment for his drinking he would be fired.
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And the issue in that case is whether you can be fired for being gay or you know for sexual orientation generally.
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A lot of the team is going to [be] fired for not doing their job, for participating in crimes, knowingly or unknowingly.
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