They may be cheated out of wages by U.S. employers.
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I've never felt cheated out of pursuing any career opportunity.
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This thing he'd been cheated out of, his end of the deal.
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But after that, everybody told me I was cheated out of the gold. Everybody.
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No way was she going to be cheated out of a four-bedroom again.
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But we know they were cheated out of a real shot at a championship.
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The reason that America started is because we were being cheated out of our freedoms.
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But Jimmy Kimmel didn't want them to be, uhhh, cheated out of the experience of visiting.
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"She was really cheated out of what most would consider a normal childhood," John Floyd said.
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But what if they're getting cheated out of that opportunity and not really receiving an education?
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He eventually admits that he feels cheated out of getting paid by the manager, who drops him.
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Hundreds of California drivers have testified in state labor cases that they were cheated out of wages.
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People were cheated out of a total of $1.1 million (1.5 million Singaporean dollars), according to police statistics.
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I felt cheated out of my own right to feel comfortable in this racial conversation called a film.
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If people have the feeling they're getting cheated out of content they had before, something didn't go right.
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"You're getting cheated out of a lot of money there," jokes Kimmel, after the show-and-tell is over.
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The gas stations themselves never lost money, just the customers who were cheated out of a full tank of gas.
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There have always been instances of older people being abandoned and neglected, treated as burdens and cheated out of property.
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"I feel like I was unfairly cheated out of the full training experience," she wrote in an email seen by Broadly.
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In one case, reported by China's state-run news agency Xinhua on Friday, one person was cheated out of $18.1 million.
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Floyd Mayweather was "robbed" at the 1996 Olympics and Roy Jones Jr. was "cheated" out of the gold medal in 1988.
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The Republican nominee declared Friday there's only one way he could lose the state of Pennsylvania: if he's cheated out of it.
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Regrettably, victims families are being cheated out of this basic human dignity, and being subjected to unspeakable harassment on an ongoing basis.
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The man could complain that he had been cheated out of consummation, or Khmer Rouge spies might report back to local leaders.
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Students maintained that they were cheated out of tuition through high-pressure sales tactics and misleading claims about what they would learn.
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A move away from a federal model and political wrangling in the years that followed left some Anglophones feeling cheated out of power.
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An officer there said that five travel agencies and about 100 fans in Chongqing had been cheated out of tickets by Anzhi Msk.
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"Apart from the betrayal, and being cheated out of money, I reckon I was lucky to get away from that talentless shitshow," Chousmer says.
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So far, voters are saying they aren't willing to settle for a party favorite, and don't want to be cheated out of a choice.
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Being cheated out of overtime pay or the minimum wage is no less a violation, nor is discrimination on the basis of illness or age.
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Sanders and his supporters believe that the candidate has been cheated out of delegates and that the party has favored Hillary Clinton in the convention's proceedings.
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"I was pretty mad, pretty upset to know that we were probably cheated out of the possibility of making it to the World Series," he said.
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It is at best a massive fraud committed against students who are cheated out of a future, and taxpayers whose hard-earned money is being wasted.
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Their suit alleged that they had been cheated out of thousands of dollars in tuition through high-pressure sales techniques and false claims about future earnings.
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It is an article of faith among the "Bernie Bros" that Sanders was cheated out of the 2016 nomination by corrupt pro-Clinton forces at the DNC.
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What's the dumb shit you buy that you know you're taking a bath on, and what experiences do you know you let yourself be cheated out of?
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The complaints alleged that students were cheated out of thousands of dollars in tuition through deceptive claims about what they would learn and high-pressure sales tactics.
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We recently talked to Brandi Ryans, a New York bride who said she and her fiancé RJ were cheated out of $17,000 by their venue manager, Jason Stevens.
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After all, if the report is true, it would mean that he was cheated out of two silver medals in Sochi, and perhaps countless others in previous competitions.
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The case grew out of legal battles waged by women in the family who have complained of having been excluded from the business and cheated out of inheritances.
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His victims included a foundation affiliated with hedge fund Moore Capital Management and one of the fund's employees, who together were cheated out of $25 million, prosecutors said.
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The ruling coalition has since won all local elections, but the Democrats have complained they were cheated out of victory and are pressing for reforms to guarantee fair elections.
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The Wildensteins have long confronted legal challenges from generations of women in the family who have complained of having been excluded from the business or cheated out of inheritances.
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Less than a day after publication, The Times was contacted by two other women who said that they too were cheated out of promised payment by the same man.
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Tekashi69 is full of s**t if he thinks he was cheated out of a $63 million deal by his former booking agency ... so says a rep for the agency.
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But many others, like myself, were annoyed at the prospect that arguably one the best films ever made, superhero or otherwise, would be cheated out of a Best Picture nomination.
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So far, Mr. Bai said, he has been told of 0003 who were cheated out of sums ranging from $100 to $10,000 each, for a total of more than $18,000.
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The troubles do not end there: Angry residents of the oil-rich south, where many feel cheated out of their share in the nation's oil wealth, are blowing up pipelines.
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The suits contended that Trump University students had been cheated out of thousands of dollars in tuition through high-pressure sales techniques and false claims about what they would learn.
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Here's the thing: when you go on a fancy amazing Passover program, you feel a bit cheated out of the matzo experience because there is soooooo much other amazing food.
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Clinton has now given her supporters, many of whom believe she was cheated out of breaking the highest, hardest glass ceiling in politics, even more reasons to view Trump as illegitimate.
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Should Trump fail to eke out a victory, his already deeply suspicious supporters are likely to double down on allegations that they have been cheated out of what is rightfully theirs.
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What happened this year in the Nevada caucuses, where a credentials fight angered Sanders supporters who felt cheated out of a handful of delegates, should never have gotten to that point.
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Some black Democratic lawmakers also opposed the amendment because, they argued, it didn't provide enough protections for black voters, who have long been cheated out of political power by biased maps.
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Hemingway's van was eventually returned to Sheard-Loman, which has been sued three times in the last year by former employees claiming they were cheated out of overtime and other wages.
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"You've got a nerdy geologist who very wrongly tried to raise some money for his kid's tuition, when he thought he had been cheated out of his bonus," the lawyer said.
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"I think you really don't like to see American families, including veterans and service members, get cheated out of their hard-earned money and be left helpless to fight back," Cordray wrote.
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Reid also said Trump would turn "America into a big scam just like Trump University," which has been the subject of lawsuits by former attendees who claim they were cheated out of money.
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During the administration of the former comptroller, John C. Liu, the city calculated that the workers had been cheated out of about $1.1 million by Mascon and the companies that oversaw its work.
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Reggie puts tremendous effort into rebuilding a house stripped of pipes into a family home, and then, after being cheated out of it, he does it all over again in another stripped house.
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Michael Bingham, Martyn Rooney, Andrew Steele and Robert Tobin finally had the ceremony they were denied in China after being cheated out of bronze medals at the time by a doping Russian runner.
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We broke the story ... Spinderella sued, claiming she got cheated out of royalties and says Salt-N-Pepa excluded her from a bunch of gigs and appearances before getting unceremoniously axed from the group.
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L.A. was cheated out of the 2017 and 2018 World Series titles ... so says some of the city's most powerful politicians, who are now OFFICIALLY demanding the MLB give the trophies to the Dodgers!
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The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) registered the case against Hyderabad-based Totem Infrastructure and directors after a complaint from Union Bank, which the CBI said had been cheated out of about 3.14 billion rupees.
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The Briton had every right to be frustrated having been cheated out of a medal at the Beijing Olympics when she was pipped for bronze by Ukrainian Nataliya Tobias, who later tested positive for testosterone.
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Some 230 families that claim to be the original landowners of the plot that now belongs to Chimalhuacán and the reservoir sites on either side argue that they have been cheated out of just compensation.
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After Mr. Sanders and his allies claimed he was cheated out of a caucus victory in Iowa because of irregularities in the reporting process, the Democratic National Committee incentivized caucus states to shift to primaries.
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Well-heeled festivalgoers were cheated out of tickets costing hundreds or thousands of dollars, and local islanders were not paid for their services in building the infrastructure for the festival on Great Exuma in the Bahamas.
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Against the Broncos last week, Lewis had more carries than Blount, played six more snaps, racked up 73 more scrimmage yards, and was cheated out of a goal-line touchdown by the Patriots failing to challenge.
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While some members of the media like to sensationalize and grumble about how PED users undermine the fabric of the national game, baseball players are the only class of people who are actually cheated out of anything.
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It may seem a small matter to start a lawsuit over, but having also recently been cheated out of $100, the impulse is understandable: [THR, Variety, USA Today]Correction: The fans suing Showtime were not just UFC fans.
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I really believe it," he said during a rally in Altoona, Pa. Trump said law enforcement and his supporters have to be on the lookout for voter fraud to keep Trump from getting "cheated out of a win.
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I loved her and hope one day she will grasp how she has been cheated out of having a loving father and exploited by a mother more interested in her own festering anger than her daughter's well-being.
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In November 2016, Mr. Trump agreed to pay $25 million to settle a class-action lawsuit from Trump University students who claimed they were cheated out of thousands of dollars in tuition through the for-profit university's deceptive claims.
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But here's my real advice: Speak to her like someone who wants to help a pal — one who is probably walking a tougher road than you are — and not as someone who's livid at being cheated out of a good grade.
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I had to order an iPhone 25 Plus but I feel cheated out of my money as I paid full price for my 26 Plus and could've used it at least another year or even two, if it worked properly.
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A Seattle artist has settled her lawsuit against pet products maker Hartz Mountain in which she claimed she was cheated out of millions of dollars from the sale of "Angry Birds" pet toys she designed, her attorney said on Tuesday.
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Fearful that Eliza's future may be snuffed out because of him, Romeo decides that the lessons he's instilled in his daughter—be honest, work hard—need to be set aside so that she won't be cheated out of her destiny.
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She was the person forced to suffer the indignities of flying coach while Jerry luxuriated with an ice-cream sundae in first class, or the beleaguered bakery customer cheated out of the last chocolate babka because of circumstance, not sexism.
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When Nong Am got cheated out of a win she was convinced she deserved ("As a fighter, I know when I am winning a fight," she says), it was her father who consoled her as she cried tears of frustration.
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Jean-Paul Delevoye, a French politician whom Mr. Macron has put in charge of a report on pension changes, acknowledged on Friday that some workers felt they would be cheated out of benefits that had been promised to them years ago.
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Comedy legend Harry Shearer filed a $125 million lawsuit on Monday alleging that he's been cheated out of royalties earned by This Is Spinal Tap, the 8 classic he co-created with fellow stars Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and director Rob Reiner.
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The Warriors had a commanding lead in the first half, and were cheated out of a chance for a game-tying shot as the clock wound down when a referee missed a travelling call on Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma's superstar point guard (pictured, right).
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He will defraud hard working Americans trying to make a living, while he himself gets to declare bankruptcies, pay no taxes, and stiff the working people who toiled for an honest day's labor, only to be cheated out of what is rightfully theirs.
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A construction worker happened to get in a New York taxi driven by an old colleague — and found out that the city had been trying to find him for years, to award him $26,000 he was cheated out of by a former employer.
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In 2002, The Seattle Post-Intelligencer published an investigation that revealed she had a list of aliases and a longer list of former colleagues on the local theater scene who said they had been cheated out of money and questioned her Jamaican background.
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As a result, Indonesian apparel workers have been cheated out of hundreds of millions of dollars over the past two decades or so as they work in sweatshops that subcontract their labor out to a wide array of well-known global brands.
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That he was cheated out of a medal is a no-brainer: he battered Vladimir Nikitin, his Russian opponent, so badly that he was unable to fight the rest of the tournament, but the judges failed to award him a single round.
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In an effort to determine what happened to loans made by PrivatBank, Reuters reviewed court documents related to legal proceedings launched by Profit and other companies to recoup funds they say they were cheated out of, and court documents from the prosecutors.
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"The Dynamex decision was a victory for working people — truck drivers who are cheated out of wages, warehouse workers forced to risk their health and gig economy workers who want to be treated with dignity and respect," Vega wrote in a Sacramento Bee op-ed.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - Olympic medals will be reallocated within 12 months of the end of any legal procedure and athletes can chose their ceremony, the International Olympic Committee said on Wednesday as it looks to give those cheated out of medals their moment of glory.
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At its strongest, her novel paints moments of pause and clarity — such as a girl folding a red sash — which silence the politics to highlight the personal isolation that, in the end, is the most painful affliction of a generation "cheated out of a life."
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There was a mass uproar for days when Aldo pulled himself and his featherweight title out of UFC 189 all over social media threads, but this time, the news came and went without any notable mentions of people feeling cheated out of a title fight.
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It was Jane, sadly, who understood what had to be done when one of our interpreters was killed in a drive-by shooting, to make sure his family was taken care of by The Times and not cheated out of the money by interlopers.
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"There's nothing stopping Secretary DeVos from providing relief to struggling borrowers today, and she needs to begin approving claims immediately so students who were cheated out of their education and savings get the relief they are entitled to," Ms. Murray said in a statement.
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FORT WORTH, Texas (Reuters) - A Texas woman who claimed she was cheated out of royalty money from the erotic "Fifty Shades of Grey" novels has reached a settlement with her former business partner, bringing an end to their lengthy legal battle, their lawyers said on Friday.
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But more significant, Mr. Trump is on the receiving end of attack ads in Florida that are highlighting a class-action suit against Trump University, his defunct program of real estate seminars, by more than 5,000 former students who say they were cheated out of money.
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It could allow millions of workers across industries (not just the app-based gig economy) to get the benefits they say they've been cheated out of for years, and the precedents it sets could spread to other states that are closely watching California's leadership on labor rights.
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The lawsuits, one in California and a separate one brought by Eric T. Schneiderman, the New York attorney general, alleged that Trump University students had been cheated out of thousands of dollars in tuition through high-pressure sales techniques and false claims about what they would learn.
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"I call on Secretary DeVos to abandon her attempts to rewrite the borrower defense rule to let for-profit colleges off the hook and instead fully implement the current rule and provide relief to more than 100,000 borrowers who were cheated out of their education and savings," she said.
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Richard Emery, a New York lawyer who litigated a case in 2009 involving an issue similar to the one raised by the Taxi Workers Alliance, said state authorities might be reluctant to pursue the case because the state does not appear to have been cheated out of tax revenue.
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Mr. Noor, who was one of Mr. Abdullah's main supporters, has said that his candidate was cheated out of winning and that the president's team is now trying to marginalize Mr. Abdullah as well as replace Mr. Noor as governor of Balkh, a post he has held for 12 years.
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In 2017, the Indian company was drawn into a dispute with Dar es Salaam over ownership of the mobile operator after President John Magufuli said it was fully owned by state-run Tanzania Telecommunications Company Ltd (TTCL) He said TTCL had been cheated out of its shares through an irregular privatization process.
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How about $85033 trillion over just the last decade that American small businesses have been cheated out of How much longer will Congress allow this blatant fraud and abuse against the 28 million small businesses that are responsible for over 50% of the private sector work force and over 50% of the GDP to continue?
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The populist furor sparked by Trump, along with his campaign message, that he is being cheated out of the nomination -- with the public's voice being ignored -- has exposed a deeper rift in the Republican Party which may have to be worked out after November, no matter who is their nominee and no matter which party wins the White House.
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This year, Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE supporters were complaining about how Sanders was being cheated out of the nomination after he overwhelmingly won a string of caucuses.
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The perception may be that the Knicks are tanking in hopes of drafting Duke's Zion Williamson, but for Robinson, any shot an opponent takes is a chance for him to get a block — and he is not going to be cheated out of any of them, even if the shooter is beyond the 3-point line.
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Mark Bauerlein: The truth Democrats didn't want to hear Liberals think Stacey Abrams is the perfect foil for Donald Trump, that it's right to follow a rich white male who, they might allege, colluded his way into office with a thoughtful black female who was "cheated" out of office -- and whose response to his State of the Union address was largely one long complaint.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.)-backed candidate running to head the California Democratic Party says she was cheated out of the job, alleging hundreds of improperly cast ballots helped her establishment-backed rival beat her last month.
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"The sincerity of Bernie Sanders and his long-standing fidelity to the issues that are so important to working people are what convinced us that standing with Bernie is standing with the 99 percent of America that has been left out of the mainstream public debate, cheated out of our jobs and denied the true meaning of the American dream," Lawrence J. Hanley, president of the Amalgamated Transit Union, said in a statement.
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