He is an ill-disciplined president facing an extremely disciplined opponent.
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Disciplined people, level five, disciplined thought or the genius of the "and," a number of other things in that disciplined action, bullets, cannonballs, flywheel, etc.
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A disciplined politician — or simply a disciplined person — wouldn't have done any of this.
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I'm disciplined with training and my diet and so I'm disciplined with things like my finances.
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"I've seen conduct that people have been disciplined for that no one else in the government would have been disciplined for," he said.
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Lawmakers also rejected removing the word "disciplined" from the definition of the country's political system as a "genuine, disciplined multi-party democratic system".
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We'll look at it and see if there is a way for us to be more disciplined and for him to be more disciplined.
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"Central for us is trying to get one message and be disciplined, because the president is going to be incredibly disciplined," the senator said.
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For instance, children who were disciplined by the rod tended to have more mood problems later on than those whose parents disciplined less harshly.
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Northwestern Mutual's Planning & Progress Study 2018 found that they were more likely than other generations to say they're "highly disciplined" or "disciplined" financial planners.
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Three days after making the complaint, she was disciplined for not having her traffic vest on, although her partner also didn't have a vest and wasn't disciplined.
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On Thursday, he was more disciplined (if you can ever say that Trump is disciplined): Leaking, and even illegal classified leaking, has been a big problem in Washington for years.
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The severe blow this represents to Hizbullah, which is both a political party and a disciplined military outfit, was reflected in the disarray within its usually well-disciplined media machine.
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COLORADO OFFICIALS DISCIPLINED Three University of Colorado officials, including its chancellor and football coach, have been disciplined for their handling of domestic violence allegations against a former assistant football coach.
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You may even be disciplined for using accommodations you've gotten previous permission for—one example Williams gave was your being disciplined for taking time off to go to a prenatal appointment.
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Theresa May is a very thoughtful , structured, disciplined leader.
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He is very disciplined and savvy — again, think Cheney.
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We've always been a disciplined company— we built a $1 billion revenue company with $43 million in capital — but in ways that are good, it forces us to be even more disciplined.
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"I always remember watching my siblings being disciplined," she said.
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But those methods takes a disciplined mindset to stick to.
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Neither the NFL nor the Rams have disciplined him yet.
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But on SCOTUS nominations, the president has been extremely disciplined.
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The government in Washington was disciplined by checks and balances.
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Network and conference officials won't say if he'll be disciplined.
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Six admirals have been disciplined or admonished by the Navy.
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The truth is that I'm not very disciplined with diets.
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"I was so disciplined I would not speak," she said.
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I ran the company in a very professional, disciplined manner.
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A disciplined system typically yields better results than discipline alone.
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Decker and Cimino say none of those employees were disciplined.
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Come up with a consistent, disciplined approach to your life.
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The New York Times called her aggressive, disciplined, and tough.
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Will McGregor be disciplined for getting physical with multiple officials?
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So even political appointees will be disciplined by legal requirements.
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Michaela Anne hasn't always been so disciplined with her message.
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But other schools have disciplined students for off campus conduct.
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She has heard it is a prosperous, punctual, disciplined place.
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It's about being more disciplined with the money you have.
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The commission disciplined Gieszinger twice before the most recent incident.
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The Peshmerga is a highly disciplined fighting force with heart.
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The message for investors is you have to be disciplined.
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Several lawyers on the case, including Mr. Hunt, were disciplined.
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Elizabeth Warren as Brienne of Tarth Deeply disciplined and principled.
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The industry's rearguard action was vast, disciplined, with deep pockets.
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In each case, he denied wrongdoing and was not disciplined.
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It did not say whether they had previously been disciplined.
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Four others in their chain of command were also disciplined.
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Sometimes the founder or CEO is just not that disciplined.
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Each person is disciplined for their distance [To state power].
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It was not clear whether the deputy would be disciplined.
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But they're a solid group, and they're tight and disciplined.
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I'm still very disciplined about how I manage my time.
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"The challenge is to try to stay disciplined," he said.
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The key is to stay disciplined even as markets plummet.
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"You've gotta be disciplined about your goals," he tells her.
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The company could have remained disciplined and taken some hits.
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Three Red Cross officials in Hubei were disciplined this month.
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That professor would be ostracized, boycotted, reprimanded, disciplined or fired.
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In both cases, the students were disciplined, and some suspended.
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But the other big component of this is being disciplined.
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"Here it's structured and disciplined," said another inmate, Dominique Evans.
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"We are being extremely disciplined" about capital expenditures, she said.
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The firm's investment strategy is focused: disciplined fundamental value equity.
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That supervisor was disciplined and ordered to undergo more training.
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We want to be better, more disciplined and make plays.
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The Port Authority police said 44 officers might be disciplined.
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To be good at it, you need to be disciplined.
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It made us more disciplined when it came to writing.
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The other side is committed, disciplined, organized, lots of money.
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Though, she says it must be a smart and disciplined acquisition.
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If you did something wrong, then definitely you will be disciplined.
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To play that kind of disciplined football, I thought, was great.
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"I'm much more disciplined," the Scream Queens star, 66, tells PEOPLE.
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But they (Cincinnati) were disciplined enough not to leave the bench.
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We were focused on being disciplined, and that's the main thing.
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Memory suppliers, they are very disciplined in terms of capacity expansion.
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She said she didn't know that the doctor had been disciplined.
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McCaw was also disciplined by the school and put on probation.
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A more disciplined campaigner would have made hay with these points.
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Twenty-nine employees were disciplined as a result, the statement added.
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The single most important habit I maintain is a disciplined plan.
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When confronted by a disciplined enemy, his unpaid soldiers ran away.
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Tom Brady is extremely disciplined when it comes to his diet.
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The commission asked for the police involved to be properly disciplined.
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The army's commander contradicted him, but he has not been disciplined.
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"Clinton's campaign seems to have the more disciplined approach," Corbella said.
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You can be disciplined and push through the lack of motivation.
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He is very disciplined, he said, and chooses when to indulge.
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So be disciplined to engage in this process every few years.
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Kelly is, by all accounts, a highly disciplined and organized leader.
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It is also because its government is both disciplined and technocratic.
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But Clinton, very much the opposite of her opponent, stayed disciplined.
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We were disciplined and I thought we did a good job.
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"At the same time, we will be disciplined (financially)," Weinberg said.
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Fixing it will take hard work, focus and a disciplined approach.
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There's no getting around it: some people are just naturally disciplined.
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RM: We're taking a really disciplined approach to any new categories.
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In the end, few officers were investigated and fewer were disciplined.
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This more disciplined approach has been apparent on the pitch, too.
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The Russians are well-equipped and disciplined; the Syrians are dishevelled.
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Both teams benefited greatly by staying disciplined through a rebuilding process.
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The leader must be personally disciplined and strict in his bearing.
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Her guiding virtues included being sensitive, compassionate, empathetic and self-disciplined.
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Employees can get disciplined, be fired or reported to law enforcement.
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Perhaps Mr. Trump will change and become a more disciplined candidate.
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Clinton appeared controlled — both a good and bad trait — and disciplined.
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Dozens of people in her office were also fired or disciplined.
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Like a disciplined distance runner, Goldblatt takes an even-paced approach.
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" Center Pau Gasol described it this way: "We're not disciplined. Yep.
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Ultimately, like many things of that era, we weren't that disciplined.
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But then the pageantry becomes deadly: rifles, cannons, bayonets, disciplined killing.
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It would mean a disciplined approached to spending and tax policy.
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The Gators did not say why the two were being disciplined.
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They emphasize the importance of family, faith and disciplined, peaceful protest.
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I had always been disciplined and had this level of urgency.
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They appreciated his disciplined plate approach and ability to make contact.
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He encourages thrift and avoiding waste, and he's very self-disciplined.
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Since then, Ernesto Valverde, Barcelona's coach, has rebuilt a disciplined team.
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The Gators will need the extra opportunities against a disciplined Nevada.
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Just one team has been disciplined for violating the concussion protocol.
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Church leaders disciplined her for not following the covenant's marriage protocols.
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Students were disciplined for speaking their languages and practicing their rituals.
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It is unclear whether Bishop McAreavey was disciplined by the church.
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It needs to be [disciplined] in these types of volatile times.
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Students can still be disciplined by their principals for those infractions.
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How does Ike's disciplined approach stack up against Trump's chaos theory?
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But no players were disciplined, to sports columnist Mike Downey's chagrin.
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Putin is theological and cynical, disciplined and calculating, experienced and knowledgeable.
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Individual officers have repeatedly been disciplined for problematic social media behavior.
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He's smart, he's disciplined and he is an incredibly good person.
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So, in terms of disciplined growth, what are you telling investors?
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"We're disciplined," David Clark, a 26-year company veteran, told me.
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They're disciplined about rents, but they are ready to sign leases.
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"They start respecting the rules, they are more disciplined," said Ndiaye.
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The policy is playing out now, in a firm, disciplined way.
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The important thing is that you&aposre disciplined in your approach.
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He had management-theorized himself into becoming a more disciplined person.
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For Trump, 70, the debate was a chance to appear disciplined.
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Explosive portraits of nature meet a disciplined hand, reverent of detail.
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A disciplined messenger who keeps his opinions from erupting on Twitter.
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It has disciplined both annually appropriated spending and direct spending programs.
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But Hansen contradicted reports that he was being disciplined or fired.
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I think we're just going to be really disciplined and smart.
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He is also fiercely disciplined, and so is this year's Kumbh.
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It kept me disciplined, it kept me away from the streets.
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Capricorns are disciplined, organized, and resourceful, making them natural money managers.
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More disciplined approach A more disciplined approach on the trail might give a boost not just to Trump's campaign, but it also might help mitigate long-term damage to his brand, said Calkins, the Northwestern marketing expert.
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WE'RE WORKING THROUGH THIS IN A VERY DISCIPLINED FASHION WITH THE FAA.
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"All of us were disciplined in one form or another," she says.
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In its native China, however, the company is a multi-disciplined powerhouse.
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I think we would have been a lot more paced and disciplined.
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Over the past several years, Schumer has tried to be more disciplined.
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"I have to take care of myself and be disciplined," he admits.
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Eating disorders and highly disciplined eating regimens can lead to RED-S.
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During much of the interview, Mr. Comey seems disciplined and almost dispassionate.
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How many guards do you think are disciplined when these suicides occur?
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In 2004 the State Bar of California disciplined her for attorney misconduct.
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Pinterest is a disciplined company that's carved a clear path to profitability.
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During the campaign Mr Trump was narcissistic, thin-skinned and ill-disciplined.
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Trump is not perceived as the most disciplined politician or public figure.
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What if you're already disciplined when it comes salt and processed carbs?
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You have to be disciplined, you have to be in your gaps.
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We've been sensitized and disciplined and sued when we talk like that.
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Mr Flannery promises to be disciplined and data-driven in his decisions.
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By contrast, Chile Vamos ran a united, disciplined and well-funded campaign.
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But it is some recognition that he needs to be more disciplined.
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Very well-disciplined team, and that is a credit to coach MacIntyre.
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He claimed the boy staged the incident after Naisbitt disciplined his brother.
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Like many modern politicians, if not Mr Trump, he is uncannily disciplined.
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Griffin was not disciplined during the game, but could face a fine.
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But Spicer promised a "very focused, very disciplined" campaign down the stretch.
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The administration has also become more disciplined at following such utterances through.
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In the final week of the campaign, he has become scarily disciplined.
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BOB DUDLEY: Well, first thing with dollars, we're going to remain disciplined.
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I left school at 13 and became a disciplined, religious, practising Muslim.
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Being disciplined and consistent is important, but you need room to breathe.
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They also require a very disciplined strategy, even when resolution appears imminent.
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Four of the officers involved were disciplined internally but were not terminated.
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He is a man of extraordinary intelligence and heart, disciplined by experience.
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It was the most honed and disciplined of his brief political career.
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But Varga is not the disciplined ring general that Giorgio Petrosyan was.
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He saw them as disciplined and selective in their lending, not struggling.
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He took them to the woodshed, and disciplined them in public view.
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We were disciplined, we didn't chase and we kept making him work.
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A few dozen men involved with the Facebook groups had been disciplined.
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Boneparth details a systematic, disciplined way to accumulate and grow your wealth.
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You just need to be considerably more disciplined to stay on track.
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It's just not disciplined enough, I've got to be honest about it.
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You know, put something away every month and be disciplined about it.
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He said he wanted the officer who stopped him to be disciplined.
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The catch is, you'll have to stay disciplined with your payoff schedule.
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But the buyers need to be disciplined about paying down the principal.
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The president must be disciplined, ask the right questions, and listen attentively.
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On Saturday, Venus harmonizes with disciplined Saturn, encouraging commitments in domestic ventures.
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As disciplined, tough, and athletic as Boston was, resistance was ultimately futile.
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His name is synonymous with winning in unexpected, disciplined, and principled ways.
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He details a systematic, disciplined way to accumulate and grow your wealth.
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A shaven man was perceived as a team player, disciplined and sociable.
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But for the most part, it's a very disciplined, well-run school.
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Revolutionary Guards commanders have precarious control over their ill-disciplined naval forces.
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She had a disciplined routine, counting her steps and charting her progress.
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Ms. Glover was never told whether management identified or disciplined her attackers.
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Three longtime analysts were forced out, others disciplined and agency rules rewritten.
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Before entering camp last year, Smith adapted to a more disciplined diet.
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It also said it would pursue a more disciplined capital allocation strategy.
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The country is a strange mix of disciplined soldiers and neglected civilians.
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He pointed out that he had never been disciplined for his work.
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I also wasn't the most disciplined person too, because of my age.
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For most of American history, leak suspects were disciplined but not charged.
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All those sent home, it was later reported, were disciplined for it.
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His brother-in-law, Mr. Klass, described Mr. Tolkien as extraordinarily disciplined.
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A rigorously disciplined communications strategy using every channel available could accomplish this.
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I did not kill them although I knew I could be disciplined.
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Milley said he believed that the U.S. military remained a disciplined force.
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A patient of mine, let's call him David, was a disciplined man.
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However, their respectively disciplined-but-soulful approaches to minimalism work well together.
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Even the most disciplined commander-in-chief misspeaks from time to time.
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Lately, he has listened closely, and has a more disciplined Twitter finger.
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It had been reported that Orozco-Ballestas was disciplined over the shirt.
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To maximize OKRs, be disciplined about the number of objectives you create.
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""Countries like France and Germany had very disciplined, very prestigious civil service.
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An exquisite free-throw-shooting team against one of the least disciplined.
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He has shown throughout his life a defiant refusal to be disciplined.
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She reported him and then found herself being disciplined for minor infractions.
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Until recently, Brexit-supporting Conservatives had been reasonably disciplined, content that Mrs.
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Scorpios are disciplined workers and not inclined to spend too much money.
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Imagine being disciplined about something you did years back by your parents.
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Republican strategists say that's the result of a strong, disciplined recruitment effort.
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A study in 2002 found that white students were more likely to be disciplined for provable, documentable offenses — smoking, vandalism, and obscene language — while black students were more likely to be disciplined for more subjective reasons, such as disrespect.
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Almost 60 other employees have been disciplined, while dozens more remain under investigation.
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Trump showed at times on the campaign trail that he could be disciplined.
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The bank said it benefited from disciplined cost controls and strong credit performance.
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Yeah. It's a very difficult life, and it's probably a very disciplined life.
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He has also intensified efforts to ensure cadres are disciplined, upright and honest.
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"Will is very organized and disciplined about his life," says an industry source.
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Johnson had access to the building because he hadn't been disciplined since 2016.
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Arora has also been credited with making SoftBank more disciplined about investment exits.
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Her partner, who was part of the same interaction, was again not disciplined.
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The Pakistani-descended peeress was pessimistic about the chances of him being disciplined.
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They tried for years to find disciplined, Sunni Arab fighters, but failed repeatedly.
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In April, the Commerce Department said ZTE had not disciplined the 35 employees.
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" * "As we evaluate our options in India, we will be disciplined on capex.
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The key to staying disciplined is to focus on what you can control.
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"I think I'm a disciplined mom versus a strict mom," says Hadid, 53.
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Mathrani last led the mall giant GGP as a disciplined operationally focused leader.
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So it created a quiet, more focused, more disciplined environment than some films.
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Philosophical confusion has, in turn, exacerbated tensions among the party's ill-disciplined leadership.
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Disciplined and hard-working at the back, they kept German pressure under control.
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When those standards are violated students will be disciplined according to district policy.
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Instead, they should adopt the disciplined approach to investing that most institutions have.
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Besides fining companies, inspectors have disciplined some 18,000 officials for laxity over pollution.
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Morales says officers "acted inappropriately," and that those officers recently had been disciplined.
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He believes you don't accomplish a mission unless you have a disciplined force.
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"Disciplined" is a word often used to describe him — and he rarely smiles.
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We believe Evergrande needs to fund its growth in a more disciplined way.
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Students were told they would be disciplined if they turn up wearing shorts.
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The intellectual life they promoted was never meant to be contained or disciplined.
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We just weren't very poised at the end and we weren't very disciplined.
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A more disciplined membership would doubtless improve the party's image among ordinary Chinese.
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So maybe I'm blessed with good genes, but I'm very disciplined as well.
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When officers act outside this policy, they should be disciplined—it's that simple.
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"The past two weeks confirm we remain disciplined," he told a conference call.
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Coach Mike Tomlin, who confirmed the absence, said Wednesday that Brown was disciplined.
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He was quick on his feet, studied, disciplined, personable, decisive, funny, and natural.
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Harrison Ford will not be disciplined by the FAA for his taxiway landing.
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The directors were not sanctioned, disciplined or criticized and that has never changed.
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In a separate case, Finra disciplined another brokerage for similar violations involving UITs.
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TO SAY THE LEAST IT'S A VERY DISCIPLINED AND ORGANIZED KIND OF PLACE.
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Portfolio construction is highly disciplined and the responsibility of the lead portfolio manager.
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It can be very frustrating for someone who takes this rigorous, disciplined approach.
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The new arrivals were hardworking, disciplined and more literate than other immigrant groups.
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But Siyonbola said Braasch wasted police resources and should be disciplined or expelled.
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Almost accidentally (the guru has stealth methods), Ronny grows into a disciplined fighter.
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Three players from each team and both managers were disciplined, including undisclosed fines.
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It shows that even the most disciplined of processes can produce oddball results.
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He was disciplined, fun-loving, and thought deeply about people and the world.
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I'm disciplined, because [working out is] the best gift you can give yourself.
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"I think the messaging has to be a little more disciplined," O'Reilly said.
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But it confirmed that a pilot and two crew members were being disciplined.
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He has also been credited with making SoftBank more disciplined about investment exits.
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"Grigor moves so well that he can play more disciplined tennis," he said.
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"I'm wired to be disciplined, especially when it comes to fitness," he says.
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Verizon expects to remain disciplined and Sprint also expects to be less promotional.
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Brian, a principled and disciplined former Marine, rarely discussed his work with family.
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Two staffers were fired and several others were disciplined, a source tells CNN.
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She advocates for a systematized, disciplined, and mindful approach to saving and investing.
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His highly disciplined father became a professor and demanded much of the son.
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"Socially responsible investors often outperform their peers because they're more disciplined," Katchen said.
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Yet the department rarely disciplined or retrained even its 662 most-maligned cops.
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It was a long and demanding process for a very disciplined young man.
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Commitments at work are solidified on Saturday, when Venus syncs with disciplined Saturn.
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The way to kill it, in principle, has always been disciplined distance management.
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You have to be very, very disciplined about that and fight for change.
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A disciplined energy is in the air, inspiring you to get work done.
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I underscore that we are staying focused, disciplined, and methodical in our practices.
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When I cut up my own cards, it forced me become more disciplined.
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Neither of these elected officials was censured or disciplined by their respective bodies.
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During his working years he disciplined himself to paint on evenings and weekends.
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No crisis ensued as I sat tall, disciplined by the chair's upright back.
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They need to be disciplined, persistent, action-oriented, and focused, experts tell me.
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He is quiet and disciplined; the images he makes are violent and chaotic.
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If they did not participate, the lawyers said, they would have been disciplined.
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These are both signs of a focused, disciplined, and well-coached basketball team.
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Some doctors, like Henryk Nikicicz, above, have been disciplined for pushing back. 4.
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Always disciplined, referred to and taught about the facts of life in pairs.
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The party establishment proved much more resilient — and disciplined — than many people expected.
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The supervisor was disciplined, and all of the supervisors have received additional training.
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It was not clear how many employees were disciplined and in what ways.
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"It's a disciplined way of buying low and selling high," Mr. Cordaro said.
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As gymnasts, they were taught to fight through their injuries, be disciplined, emotionless.
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The documents say "student" life should have a highly disciplined, military-style routine.
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Inside those meetings, senators described goodwill, long hours and one disciplined meeting strategy.
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They tend to act out more and are disciplined at far higher rates.
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Through this ordeal, the Levinson family has been strong, disciplined, resolute, and courageous.
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Bowdoin students were disciplined for wearing miniature sombreros to a tequila-themed party.
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I've always been really disciplined because I've never not had a day job.
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Moore had each been disciplined for minor, non-violent incidents in the past.
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"DRAM companies have been more disciplined with capex than we expected," he wrote.
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Completely independent, the company employs a disciplined, long-term approach toward investment management.
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Those groups are difficult to control while Hezbollah is seen as more disciplined.
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They want disciplined growth and we think, at Uber, we can deliver that.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) have previously been disciplined for allegedly "impugning" another senator.
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Members of Congress can be disciplined by the House or Senate ethics committees.
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None of those witnesses have been disciplined or fired for opting to testify.
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It's a highly disciplined work of fiction that happens to capture its period.
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And when we have to underwrite that kind of loan, we're very disciplined.
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And when we have to underwrite that kind of loan, we're very disciplined.
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But the larger problem is a lack of a disciplined interagency policy process.
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Mr. O'Neill said that Mr. Endall was disciplined before he retired in 2017.
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They range from taking responsibility and initiative to remaining disciplined and having fun.
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The Pentagon announced in April that 16 people would be disciplined in the incident.
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Jill has been very disciplined and sacrificed a lot to get to this point.
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McChrystal is disciplined about ensuring every task and commitment is reflected on his calendar.
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"I think we put a modest and disciplined package on the table," Northam said.
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In the end, cash may be the better option to keep you financially disciplined.
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At school, in a classroom of disciplined children, Hiroshi doesn't listen to the instructor.
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Sale was disciplined for destroying throwback uniforms before a scheduled start against the Tigers.
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Be disciplined and remain committed to the ethos and values of this great nation.
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"You have to be very disciplined about what you share with whom," he said.
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They are also being exceptionally disciplined about where, within the tech sector, to invest.
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Teachers have been disciplined: schoolchildren now spend 225 days a year in the classroom.
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Mike Bloomberg's highly-disciplined presidential campaign was suddenly facing a crisis beyond its control.
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But Mr. Dershowitz added that Mr. Hannity did not necessarily deserve to be disciplined.
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Mayfield must be disciplined in his distribution and avoid drifting in the pocket. 3.
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City officials detailed a number of instances of wrongdoing by the officers they disciplined.
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"The difference in the game was we weren't disciplined," Pelicans coach Alvin Gentry observed.
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"With Amazon, it's hard to be disciplined," said MacKenzie, who's a Prime member himself.
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Focus on your vision and your passion, and use a disciplined plan to execute.
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"[This] number insists that you be extremely disciplined in all practical matters," she says.
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A key leader standing next to her at the time never disciplined the coworker.
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This time around, however, the Turkish leader faces a disciplined and increasingly galvanised opposition.
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"Sara is very motivated and a disciplined student," her mother, Cathryn Hinesley, told GMA.
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The billionaires I interviewed are some of the most disciplined people I've ever met.
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It's more than a race; it's a lifestyle Training for OCR is multi-disciplined.
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And Morena itself is a broad and loose movement rather than a disciplined party.
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Everyone had to know that Jews fought too, in an organised and disciplined way.
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Usually, in order to become wealthy one must adopt a disciplined lifestyle and budget.
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A disciplined team wins most times, and the undisciplined team is going to lose.
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This results in more disciplined consumer behavior in Canada supporting overall asset performance historically.
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The idea is that this would force states to be more disciplined about spending.
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Up in the Astros' front office's box, populated by probabilistically disciplined thinkers, everyone gasped.
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Andersen declined comment on boosting his offer, insisting only that DSV would remain disciplined.
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Second, Carter could be both a savvy and disciplined candidate when it was required.
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Now more than ever the White House must be disciplined in scheduling and direction.
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Nobody worked harder; no campaign ran a tighter ship; no candidate was more disciplined.
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All the available evidence indicates that he's running a competent, disciplined, and thorough investigation.
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It has become an essential part of what he described as a disciplined lifestyle.
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The police said he joined the department in 2014, and has never been disciplined.
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Can we stay disciplined and can we impose our will on the other team?
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He's so committed and disciplined, and he's the best teammate you could wish for.
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She was an only child, a disciplined athlete who studied engineering at Cooper Union.
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The disciplined include both officers and enlisted personnel, but officials said none are generals.
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The case was quickly investigated and closed, and none of the officers were disciplined.
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The Communist leadership, on the other hand, was disciplined and singularly focused, if brutal.
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They also denied that Chavez was disciplined for taking part in a hunger strike.
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"Whiplash" followed, a triumphant and fiercely disciplined sophomore effort that became an awards favorite.
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"We highly respect Sompo's disciplined risk-management system and underwriting culture," Mr. Charman said.
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In Japan, wrestling training is incredibly rigorous and disciplined, with a strict hierarchical structure.
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SWEAT AND HAVE FUN During the week, exercising is about disciplined classes or aerobics.
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Any professor that called his students offensive or derogatory names would be appropriately disciplined.
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More from VICE: ConscientiousnessConscientious people tend to be very self-disciplined and detail-oriented.
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"The question is: Is he going to stay disciplined enough going forward?" he added.
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We already had in place a rigorous, a disciplined, a very open, good reporting.
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Two controversies, in particular, could have been especially damaging against a more disciplined opponent.
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The coalition says it has gotten 23 supervisors disciplined for harassment and nine fired.
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But the banks could argue they are staying disciplined and not chasing shaky borrowers.
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In the 20th century, Maori children were often disciplined for speaking it at school.
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Trump isn't going to be disciplined by someone whose views are dovish or establishmentarian.
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Womens' rights groups condemned Jeong's remarks and said he should be disciplined by parliament.
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He has run the only disciplined, airtight operation in the undisciplined, leaky Trump era.
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A new journal represents the new me, who will always be disciplined and inspired.
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Republicans have been disciplined in our state in that way now for 24 years.
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Except you'd need a real government to carry it out, with smart, disciplined oversight.
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Some young Maori were disciplined at school for speaking their indigenous tongue, he said.
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But its team, which faces Nigeria today, is strong, disciplined and hard to rattle.
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Mr. Aronofsky's visual wit and dexterous, disciplined camera movements create frissons of comic terror.
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The company expects to absorb half of the increased costs through disciplined business management.
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The discipline clerk should have known better how children should be disciplined, he said.
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He brought a disciplined mindset into the White House that reflected that military background.
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They are disciplined, after all, and loving nature is part of their scouts' promise.
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Despite Rosberg's success on the track, his discreet, disciplined manner does not drive headlines.
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If you can be self-disciplined, however, going the extra mile becomes more manageable.
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The fact it was concerned about valuations indicates it is, unsurprisingly, disciplined on price.
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Tom is truly a hard-working, determined, disciplined leader on and off the field.
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"Such a time calls for skillful leadership, strategic thinking, and disciplined execution," Lee added.
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Throughout our first draft, she relentlessly disciplined us to stay with a chronological narrative.
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Zero-tolerance polices have contributed to massive racial disparities in how students are disciplined.
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The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation said it had never disciplined him.
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The company declined to answer questions about whether Mr. O'Reilly had ever been disciplined.
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The more difficult the climb, the more practiced and disciplined the climber should be.
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The child is a chance to turn things around and live a disciplined life.
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"They were taking disciplined steps to make themselves harder to be identified," he said.
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"It's largely not a highly disciplined organization," Tillerson said, referring to the U.S. government.
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One has been fired and the other was disciplined and later terminated, police said.
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Imagine how much further a more disciplined demagogue might go applying a similar formula.
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Successful reform is a highly disciplined exercise that is difficult in a political environment.
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He had previously been disciplined and demoted for sending sexually oriented emails to colleagues.
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She also captured less grandiose moments, such as a soldier being disciplined for slouching.
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By contrast, Mr. Xi, the son of a Communist veteran, is disciplined and steely.
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The narration is disciplined and the sentences plain and sturdy, oars cutting into water.
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The narration is disciplined and the sentences plain and sturdy, oars cutting into water.
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The love of the older and disciplined heart is as coals, deep-burning, unquenchable.
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"The [sexual] desires didn't change; they just were being disciplined," she said of playing Jane.
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Another former employee described being disciplined for a comment defending one of Google's recruitment programs.
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Even the most disciplined eaters need to take a cheat day every now and then.
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Farrior was disciplined for not taking immediate action after learning of the incident, police said.
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During his professional career, Robinson was disciplined by the league twice for marijuana-related incidents.
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She wished that Uber had been more transparent about how the driver would be disciplined.
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Inmates face being disciplined, losing privileges, or be reclassified to a higher security risk level.
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But he came to an agreement with the City of Boulder before he was disciplined.
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Mesa must take concrete steps to ensure that culpable officers are disciplined, retrained, or dismissed.
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Brelo and five of his fellow officers involved in the incident have finally been disciplined.
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At Danaher Mr Culp succeeded by expanding a middling industrial firm through many disciplined acquisitions.
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The school said it also disciplined seven boys for attempting to enter the girls' restroom.
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It was unclear how much client information was exposed, but Sterling disciplined employees over it.
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"They're being very disciplined in what I'd call a risk-averse environment," Meier told CNBC.
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The Adblock Plus crowdsourced hacker militia can't keep up with Facebook's disciplined army of engineers.
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So there's plenty of reason to think that Facebook's surveillance could be disciplined by competition.
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Times are different and comparisons often misleading, but Messi is more disciplined and more consistent.
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My husband goes out for a run — he is way more disciplined than I am.
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The campaign, however, signaled that no one would be fired or disciplined over the episode.
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Zell also said Trump is "significantly more disciplined" now than he was a year ago.
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It's a disciplined set of actions that humans put themselves through to create an output.
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At first glance, the fighters seemed disciplined in their crisp military uniforms and flak vests.
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Another officer was reassigned, a third disciplined, and Asheville released a statement condemning their behaviour.
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I think because of Derek – which is great – they are going to be more disciplined.
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Rio also intends to squeeze out higher returns with more disciplined spending and improved quality.
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We focus less on valuation and more on building strong, disciplined businesses with healthy fundamentals.
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The case sparked protests in Milwaukee, but none of the officers were disciplined or charged.
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And to your point about Twitter, Twitter now has a very disciplined engine around monetization.
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"If you become respectful, disciplined people in this world, you can fight anything," he said.
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Million dollar idea: Obamalmonds, which are just packages of seven almonds for a disciplined snack.
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It was not clear what exact conduct the Marines who were disciplined took part in.
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Check out more about Courtney and her disciplined commitment to life at On Her Turf.
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The disciplined football was possible because the Azzurri have embraced a club culture, Conte said.
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The NFL announced on July 3 that Elliott will not be disciplined for the incident.
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Although growth will mainly be organically driven, Brahmawar wants to boost that with "disciplined" acquisitions.
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Markets are brutal, Shen warned, urging students to "be disciplined" and "cut their losses ruthlessly".
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The hedge fund manager is revered in value investing circles for his disciplined investing philosophy.
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But that doesn't mean you can't have a lighthearted approach to these disciplined, traditional practices.
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We removed it quickly, and have disciplined the manager and team working at the restaurant.
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None of the officers involved in the episode were charged, disciplined or even identified publicly.
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When queried by The Times, state corrections officials provided a similar tabulation of disciplined employees.
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We were having a discussion on how she can be more disciplined with her diet.
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It just required her to be on a super disciplined schedule with workouts and food.
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Lowell police did not respond to calls on whether Blair had been disciplined or suspended.
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The trick for me, as for the candidates, was going to be to remain disciplined.
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China pressed identical flags on the inside of each glass balcony, a more disciplined display.
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You need to be disciplined and curious, and have an appetite for growth and confidence.
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"I've had to be more disciplined in order to take care of her," said Tori.
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I think if you stay disciplined about your conviction, you can run out these inanities.
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We're only human — and we have trouble staying focused and disciplined from time to time.
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He is smart, disciplined, and would be reliable as a conservative member of the court.
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"Stebbings&apos time-disciplined approach cuts the noise, getting to what&aposs essential about VC."
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In February, Olympus quietly disciplined five managers who were directly involved in dealings with Anyuan.
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You needed to have strong, disciplined, grassroots groups out there demonstrating support for the deal.
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The disciplined service members were members of SEAL Team 7, according to multiple defense officials.
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"It takes a very disciplined person to skip a couple meals every day," he added.
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Students were told they would be disciplined if they disobeyed the rule, the complaint said.
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He's also a shrewd bandleader with a disciplined crew, typically including the saxophonist Justin Robinson.
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MW: I talk to my best friend ... I try to meditate if I'm disciplined enough.
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The intern program was terminated and the other man was not disciplined, the suit said.
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He went from one of basketball's most disciplined, competent environments to a field of rakes.
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He stayed down, he stayed disciplined...He's not an old dude, like, he can move.
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As a consequence, the US has become a nation of political junkies and disciplined voters.
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Wofford (2-2) remained close behind 13-for-26 first-half shooting and disciplined defense.
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But in the book, I had to be disciplined to bring all those strands together.
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Doug Ford is a more serious and self-disciplined version of his bumbling younger brother.
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If you are disciplined about your speech and your language, you can talk to anybody.
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Life and the vice presidency have disciplined him, but he still has this bonding instinct.
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After college, they supplied well-educated and disciplined workforces to fuel South Korea's rapid industrialization.
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That kind of disciplined thinking allowed him to troubleshoot during various crises on the water.
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He was an only child, pampered by his mother and not disciplined by his father.
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"He is so thoughtful and so kind and so much fun, so disciplined," she said.
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"He is one of the nation's most elite, well-trained and disciplined shooters," they wrote.
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Still, they should get more disciplined about making the case against the Trump tax plan.
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"It was nasty learning piano, boring," he said, but he was disciplined in his practice.
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Softening euphemisms abound: to have been ''spoken to,'' instead of threatened; ''educated,'' instead of disciplined.
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The result is a staff devoted to their candidate, disinclined towards drama and very disciplined.
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The hedge fund manager is revered in value-investing circles for his disciplined investing philosophy.
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It would be a burnout caldron under even the most predictable and disciplined of presidents.
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We expect to absorb a significant portion of these incremental costs through disciplined business management.
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The Spurs defend Davis relatively well, and are a more disciplined team than New Orleans.
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This is not the first time this season Wilson has been disciplined by the league.
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Phansey may be one of the first administrators to be disciplined for his Facebook posts.
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Mr. Allen, for example, keeps his desk virtually clutter-free, to encourage lean, disciplined thinking.
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On Saturday, Biden delivered a crisp, disciplined performance at a theater in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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After his father's death in 2013, Mr. Dolby said, the family office became more disciplined.
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The disciplined employees say neither Amazon's policy announcement, nor the HR warnings, will deter them.
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Several high-ranking officers have been reassigned or disciplined as a result of the probe.
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The U.S. military has disciplined more than a dozen personnel, including officers following the strike.
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She fired 15 employees, disciplined five others and created a compensation fund for victims' families.
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Developing that disciplined habit of saving can help you accomplish a lot of financial goals.
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The Burundian army was once known in the region to be a disciplined fighting force.
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Mr. Rapoza said he did not know if anyone would be disciplined for the mistake.
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The world sees his narcissism and strokes his ego, diverting him from applying disciplined pressure.
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Three others were disciplined, and one student, who appeared unconscious in the footage, was not.
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"But he could do things like that because he was so darned disciplined," he added.
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Trump himself doesn't want to be disciplined, and it's not clear that he can be.
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It was an anarchic evening where even disciplined moderators had trouble keeping things on track.
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MUILENBURG: WE ARE FOLLOWING A VERY DISCIPLINED PROCESS HERE EVERYTHING AGAIN STARTS WITH SAFETY AND QUALITY.
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I'm lucky because I am AB blood type, and I don't have to be too disciplined.
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As the night wore on, he became testy and less disciplined in front of the crowd.
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"Yes, it was intense but the important thing is that BT stayed financially disciplined," he explained.
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They tended to have been disciplined more harshly, and have experienced more family strife as kids.
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But at least I'm encouraged that what we're hearing seems to be sober, disciplined and appropriate.
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Ultimately, the agents were not disciplined and the Warren Commission concluded that there was no misconduct.
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At least one student has already been disciplined, and the school continues to investigate the incident.
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The private equity experience instilled a disciplined approach to buying assets and improving them, Gatta said.
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They illustrate how gangs have splintered into smaller, less disciplined factions quicker to resort to violence.
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Maybe in the long run, I'll fall into an even more disciplined manner of allocating capital.
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She has been fairly disciplined about picking her battles, and this wasn't really one of them.
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No Columbia Gas employees have been disciplined in the wake of the explosions, Bryant also said.
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The Naval Criminal Investigative Service is looking into the matter and several Marines have been disciplined.
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This is more likely to produce a disciplined, consistent solution across different sectors of the economy.
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Here's what the campaigns did: Like Clinton, the Democratic campaign's digital strategy was disciplined and precise.
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"The GRU is a highly disciplined organization with a well-established chain of command," May said.
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"I'm not going to start talking about the presidential campaign," said the notoriously disciplined Mr. McConnell.
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His well-funded, highly disciplined and pan-Indian party faces an unusually divided and uninspiring opposition.
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But Brooke isn't the only one who says she was disciplined after making a rape report.
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The executive added that his company will be "disciplined yet competitive" as it relates to incentives.
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Disciplined pricing and cost control will be important in maintaining adequate earnings and sound capital ratios.
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We will be more disciplined on the use of our cash and more selective on projects.
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As we reported, Norma claimed Tyrese brutally disciplined their daughter, but the judge didn't buy it.
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Divisions have widened between the fiscally disciplined north and the south, which advocates redistribution across borders.
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Clouse said the company "remains committed" to the process, though will be disciplined relative to value.
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In general, prosecutors are very rarely disciplined for misconduct in a criminal prosecution of any context.
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In episode 3, she also said that Vanderpump should have disciplined Sessa for bringing it up.
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"I expect the FPÖ to be much more disciplined and effective this time," says Mr Mudde.
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He is hard-working and disciplined and is bringing out the best in me in rehearsals!
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Yet for almost a week, Trump has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.
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Then they&aposll decide whether the officer should be disciplined and what the punishment will be.
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These are important to show voters that Trump has the temperament of a disciplined presidential candidate.
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According to the school district, 16 other students – many of them student athletes – have been disciplined.
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"They are very disciplined and the baby is already on a strict schedule," says the friend.
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If they succeed, they will have unleashed a spirited and disciplined opposition to the Trump administration.
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Ms Lightfoot ran a disciplined campaign in which she appealed to a wide range of voters.
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"Someone who's extremely low on conscientiousness isn't very dutiful, organized, or self-disciplined," Dr. Pychyl explains.
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That will mean more disciplined preparation before the debate and a better focus for its duration.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with psychic Neptune and disciplined Saturn, creating an empathetic and anchored energy.
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Disciplined and computer-savvy, Stephen was in theory the perfect criminal for a dark-web crime.
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Scott was not disciplined, but instructed by the school to refrain from using such teaching methods.
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Karen Handel is one of the hardest working, most disciplined candidates we have ever worked with.
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The former state-owned telecoms group said it had been "financially very disciplined" in the auction.
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On Sunday afternoon, Mercury squares off with disciplined Saturn to call you out on your bullshit!
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The officers seen in the video, whose names haven't been publicly released, have not been disciplined.
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"I think the president could be more focused and disciplined about staying on his agenda," Sen.
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His attorney also said none of the officers were disciplined for their roles in the ordeal.
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His opponents in campaigns after he re-entered politics describe him as extremely disciplined and cordial.
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It appears that not every officer who has been disciplined is named in the state report.
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There will then be an internal police investigation to decide if the officers should be disciplined.
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Both men are climate-change deniers who speak in a disciplined legalese, thereby avoiding political gaffes.
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He also helped self-fund his Senate run, and Democrats concede that he's a disciplined campaigner.
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An Oregon Army National Guardsman is being disciplined for a Facebook comment about "executing" immigrant families.
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In fact I love interviewing military people, people who have business backgrounds because they're very disciplined.
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It ultimately boils down to casting the widest possible net and implementing a disciplined, consistent strategy.
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The cooking is deeply expressive — expressive of the season and of Mr. Seeger's focused, disciplined style.
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Ceballos that public employees can be fired or otherwise disciplined for speech connected to their jobs.
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Many federal employees have been disciplined and prosecuted for less negligence with classified material than Mrs.
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The high school student, however, was allegedly told he could be disciplined for using male restrooms.
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This distribution model is also a great way to be more disciplined with your cash flow.
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And last but not least, we get-- get to-- get more disciplined on our cost action.
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Lawrence declined to say who was disciplined for what in connection with the student's brain injury.
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This upward stride causes the jaw to drop and the mind to cease its disciplined churning.
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Proponents said that despite the rule, few officers had been seriously disciplined for using the holds.
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The best way to achieve those goals is through a disciplined, deliberate and consistent foreign policy.
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Even with an acquittal, an officer could still be disciplined by the department, including possibly dismissal.
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All told they indicate a gregarious man, busy and disciplined, making excellent use of his gifts.
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Venus syncs with your planet, disciplined Saturn, on Saturday morning, creating a favorable energy for commitments.
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The son of West Indian immigrants, he is athletic, motivated, disciplined, and determined to get out.
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Donnet also said that with regards to acquisitions the group had a "disciplined and opportunistic" approach.
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The potential for money to grow over time is really breathtaking if you're a disciplined saver.
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Officials were unable to say how employees were disciplined in cases where the harassment was substantiated.
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It is believed to be the first time Caltech has disciplined a professor for the offense.
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Whether Mr. Trump is disciplined enough to stay on message about the economy is another question.
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He said some of the officers were likely to be fired, and many could be disciplined.
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The Manhattan Neighborhood Network disciplined two contributors after a film received complaints for allegedly inciting violence.
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Good health is often equated with being a disciplined person, a responsible citizen, a worthier mother.
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But if both women are eclectic in their approaches, they are also disciplined in their practices.
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Batkie's writing is equally disciplined, radiating vibrant, if somewhat vacant, charisma like a practiced holiday guest.
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The disciplined among us — and I'm hoping to get there — might get off these platforms entirely.
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You and your husband have been so disciplined about speaking out, why draw the line there?
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Most officers who were disciplined received either remedial training or the loss of paid vacation days.
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"Momentum has been more disciplined," said Roland Singer-Kingsmith, a co-founder of The World Transformed.
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Analysts on both sides say Mr. Wheeler is more pragmatic than his predecessor and more disciplined.
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I think the industry is restructuring itself now to be more disciplined on capital and cost.
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He recalled being disciplined in school for cutting class to collect a particular type of moth.
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The league has not disciplined Kraft as the case plays out, prompting criticism from some fans.
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People who earn more money are often much less disciplined than those who are making less.
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His firm takes a long-term disciplined approach to investing and puts an emphasis on behavior.
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December 22 - January 19 Responsible, disciplined Capricorns also exhibit self-control and a bit of mystery.
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There's no question he's a determined, disciplined, make-it-happen guy who knows how to win.
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The Israeli prison service said that hunger strikes were illegal and that participants would be disciplined.
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Ms. Bloomberg has been admonished several times by her supervisors for speaking out, but never disciplined.
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The boards can only make recommendations to the chief that certain officers ought to be disciplined.
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" The league also announced that the three officials were disciplined for "misapplying the Coach's Challenge rule.
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I delete Twitter from my phone on vacation and on weekends when I'm being especially disciplined.
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None of the senior leaders involved in directing the Ebola response has been disciplined or fired.
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The university, whose student population is 13 percent Jewish, condemned the actions and disciplined students responsible.
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"We want to be better, more disciplined, and make plays in games like this," Spoelstra said.
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Her defenders believe she may apportion blame to some rogue soldiers in an otherwise disciplined army.
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She says she reported it under UPS's zero-tolerance policy, but the driver was not disciplined.
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"We are looking at opportunities when they arise and will remain disciplined," an Allianz spokesman said.
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He was not disciplined, despite an inspector general investigation concluding that he had misused his office.
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These proposals would require disciplined management and communication by an administration not generally noted for either.
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For me, it's a lot of hard work and the closest I get to being disciplined.
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But it's very vulnerable to the efforts of a disciplined minority to entrench itself in power.
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Yeah. There's this conception that ... IAC is very disciplined and smart and they'll pay for value.
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Officers were rarely disciplined for using deadly force, even if the people they shot were unarmed.
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I think, really for us, it's being very disciplined, about being very dedicated to this category.
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Fourteen service members were disciplined, and six were convicted of LSD distribution or use or both.
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Also, be disciplined about your savings, financial advisors say, increasing your contributions every year if you can.
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MUILENBURG: THE FAA IS WORKING CLOSELY WITH US BUT ALSO BEING DISCIPLINED AND DEEP IN THEIR ANALYSIS.
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It was only after the hospital staff who reviewed the video contacted IPRA that anyone was disciplined.
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When it comes to more disciplined execution, its absence is essentially the whole point of this article.
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Disciplined and hierarchical, it is dominant in east Germany; it is also gaining strength in the west.
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I'm so disciplined every day with my training, but when I dance it's about letting myself go.
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It sheds light on how extroverted you are, how you handle stress, and how disciplined you are.
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Finally, perhaps Trump has concluded that he simply is constitutionally incapable of running an ordinary, disciplined campaign.
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As with nearly all investments, people need to be patient and disciplined to see a significant return.
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" Ahead of the show, Lakshmi works out for two hours a day and follows a "disciplined diet.
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While that utopia may exist for the financially well-disciplined, for many others it's just not possible.
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Their football – high-tempo, clever, pragmatic and disciplined – bore all the hallmarks of a well-coached side.
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Morales said the officers "acted inappropriately" and have been disciplined following an internal investigation into the incident.
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"Since winning union recognition, FlagShip management has disciplined several of our union's key leaders," the flyer read.
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"The student was not disciplined or punished in any way for her concerns or actions," he said.
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All 12 of the disciplined officers and another who retired before the investigation ended fired their weapons.
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In contrast, Israel and Hezbollah have been much more careful and disciplined in dealing with one another.
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Last week, the Philadelphia Police Department fired 13 of its officers and disciplined more than 50 others.
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I try to be disciplined about screen time and don't bring my phone anywhere near my bed.
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This is related to knowing my outcomes and then instigating a disciplined plan to deliver on them.
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It's not the first time California's medical board has disciplined a doctor for prescribing such bioidentical hormones.
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Advocates of a British withdrawal from the union constitute a lively and outspoken — if ill-disciplined — force.
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The Warrensville Police Department confirmed by phone on Saturday that Jones had not been fired nor disciplined.
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The Ducks captain knows his team must be far more disciplined in order to turn the series.
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I've certainly seen the sweep method work for very disciplined individuals who don't have a consumption issue.
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The militias are so brutal and ill-disciplined that they almost certainly increase support for the jihadists.
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Mueller is being very disciplined in not answering questions he said he wouldn't answer from the outset.
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Even if that learning is just learning to be disciplined about something you don't feel like doing.
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In 1997, Gingrich became the first House speaker in history to be disciplined for an ethics violation.
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"Highly self-disciplined adolescents outperformed their more impulsive peers on every academic-performance variable," the researchers concluded.
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However, we believe Baidu will take a disciplined approach to expenses and focus on return on investment.
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About a month ago, the sheriff's office disciplined Patten for violating its employee conduct and uniform policies.
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But the other reality is that Clinton has been, at every turn, prepared, disciplined, and coldly strategic.
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They are afraid of being disciplined for idling and losing their jobs as a result, he added.
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Yet these have almost always developed organically, disciplined by the rigours of competition for global market share.
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Steve McCann: We're very disciplined on where we establish ourselves and how we build up our capability.
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It is tempting to conclude that the current Conservative leadership is less fiscally disciplined than their predecessors.
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Previously, the newspaper reported that Bocanegra had been disciplined by the state for inappropriate behavior in 2009.
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That we aren't disciplined enough and are just as lazy as every other human in the U.S. . .
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It's also unclear if or how the staff might be disciplined or reprimanded for their alleged involvement.
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The report from Marine Times did not identify anyone who was disciplined or who could face charges.
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The group has been remarkably disciplined about targeting close races its strategists know Republican candidates can win.
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The Qingyang education bureau had disciplined the teacher at and organized the compensation package, the paper reported.
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"I think the President could be more focused and disciplined about staying on his agenda," he said.
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She suggests loading up on some growth and some value, and to be "very disciplined" on valuation.
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Cuban was disciplined because league rules prohibit discussing Board of Governors information with reporters or other outsiders.
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It's not because we don't love one another, but it's because that disciplined silence is so entrenched.
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Whereas in Japan, when the exact same wave of monsters hit, they were very organized and disciplined.
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Last month, reports said at least six Secret Service members would be disciplined over the security breach.
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As artists inundated with so much online clutter, I work to stay disciplined about my own motivations.
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His campaign briefly hired a media coach, and Bush became more disciplined in his on-camera appearances.
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He had served as a senior airman in the military but was disciplined and resigned, she said.
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Hageman is being disciplined for a March 2016 arrest on domestic violence charges involving his then-girlfriend.
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He might even realize that speaking to the nation and the world requires a daily, disciplined strategy.
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Moreover, monetary policy has been sufficiently disciplined to limit bouts of volatile capital outflows during challenging periods.
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I went shopping with my dad and didn't pull out my phone once (he wasn't so disciplined).
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"I've done it without stressing on food or working out like crazy although I have been disciplined."
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Disciplined for Cincinnati were pitcher Amir Garrett (eight), pitcher Jared Hughes (three) and manager David Bell (six).
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In recent months, WADA has disciplined more labs than it has in the past several years combined.
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Seven more were disciplined for cannabis consumption after all 12, returning from leave, were suspected of intoxication.
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We first see him (true to type for the hyper-disciplined worker) waking up at 6.30 a.m.
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Hill was disciplined over a few tweets where she spoke plainly about the state of the country.
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"It's almost impossible... I had to be so focused, so disciplined for the whole year," he said.
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EA also successfully executed its efforts for a more disciplined operating cost structure, which has increased margins.
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In person, Mr. Wang came across as a disciplined executive — he arrived at exactly 8:59 a.m.
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Trust me, if it was a top-down approach, we'd be a lot more disciplined out here.
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Mr. Ali and Mr. Radwan have not been disciplined by EgyptAir, staff members of the airline said.
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Next year, McCaskill is likely to face Attorney General Josh Hawley (R), a far more disciplined candidate.
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There were a lot of times we kind of gave them plays and weren't being very disciplined.
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Indeed, he is very disciplined about taking alcohol ... I have hardly seen him drinking in recent times.
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He was disciplined for his role in a June 7 bench-clearing brawl against the Baltimore Orioles.
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He will also reportedly be disciplined for disobeying orders to wash his face before appearing in court.
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Out of 660 cases confirmed cases of prosecutorial misconduct, the number of prosecutors disciplined was just one.
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Those on the ballot this year may have little to fear from the stolid and disciplined Hoosier.
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It's easier to be self-disciplined when you surround yourself with people whose goals align with yours.
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Think about the least amount of risk for the greatest reward, and be extremely disciplined in that.
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Second, the employer must also prove there are other reasons why it disciplined or fired the employee.
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But, again, we have to be disciplined and I think making this decision was part of that.
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Raisman hit her double Arabian dismount for a 15.0; Hernandez gave a disciplined performance for a 15.15.0.
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Instead, she said, Trump should pick someone who's more "disciplined" and who has relationships on Capitol Hill.
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TNI, by contrast, is a disciplined organisation that can mobilise personnel across the country at short notice.
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Mostly, however, Ms. Hicks is a friendly, if disciplined, presence — Southern charm by way of Fairfield County.
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"We've found the capital to be really hungry for very good brands, but very disciplined," he said.
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To pretend that Rothwell is completely disciplined now, or that he is defensively brilliant, would be ludicrous.
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The government says the purges will make the military, police and other institutions more disciplined and effective.
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In this context, the work suggests a misunderstanding of the firmly disciplined Pollock as a wild man.
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You have to be disciplined within that to work for the best shots and value the ball.
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Later, he realized that his approach to criminal defendants resembled the way that he disciplined his daughters.
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And yet a recent study showed that even these incredibly disciplined dieters gained all the weight back.
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Instead, the mind must be thought of like a muscle: It requires continual disciplined work to strengthen.
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They chased Carlos Martinez, the Cardinals' All-Star right-hander, with a procession of disciplined at-bats.
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The campaign was, obviously, not well run — especially in contrast to the disciplined and focused Obama operation.
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"This person has been disciplined and dealt with," he said, just before he hung up the phone.
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A rare few can even paper over Mr. Israel's disciplined blankness with what feels like real conversation.
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It's particularly grating when plenty of others — more driven, more disciplined, more principled — are in the ring.
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" He added that while Nissan tried to reward senior management "competitively," the company remained "financially very disciplined.
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Ms. Sinema stuck to that message through the general election with a disciplined and well-financed campaign.
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And it could easily distract a president not exactly known for a disciplined political and policymaking operation.
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After initially dawdling, the company pushed out its chief executive and fired or disciplined hundreds of managers.
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But those who know Perry and his disciplined manner insist he is exactly what the team needs.
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It's an effective investing strategy that not only protects you from price volatility, but keeps you disciplined.
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Early on, I had a hard time learning how to successfully manage my time and stay disciplined.
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Mr. Paluso led an investigation in 2015 that identified and disciplined 19 students involved in hazing incidents.
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The school district also apologized and said several teachers had been disciplined, but it gave no details.
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And you'll need to be disciplined, advisers say, to avoid adding new debt onto the old cards.
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In the 1950s, Dwight Eisenhower led what was arguably the most disciplined presidency of the postwar years.
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Ms. Gaffney, who was never disciplined for her decision, left the Manhattan district attorney's office in September.
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He said the complaint was not "so objectively unreasonable" that the plaintiffs should be disciplined for it.
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Shell promised to "remain very disciplined" to avoid seeing earnings impacted by the low prices of oil.
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"Ben Deri's mentor described a responsible, accurate, committed and disciplined soldier," Siam Nuwara, Nadeem's father, told CNN.
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"They're probably as disciplined a team as I've seen, offensively and defensively," Wilson said of Saint Mary's.
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A deposit insurance scheme should not lead to disciplined banks assuming liability for banks with large losses.
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Its ethic seeks to lean away from a military boot camp to one of disciplined law enforcement.
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And he was more disciplined, getting intercepted only five times compared with 12 in his M.V.P. year.
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The officer responsible for the mistake has been disciplined and reassigned, Miyagi told CNN, but not fired.
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In a statement to the Journal in September, Poetzscher said he was "rightfully disciplined" by his employer.
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Close to a dozen sailors in total will be disciplined for the incident, Reuters reported on Thursday.
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It is a reason to be disciplined about objectives and judicious about intervening in the first place.
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Over time, I became more disciplined, and now I invest and save much more than I spend.
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That won't fly against the Buffalo Bills, whose defense is extremely disciplined and rarely allows big plays.
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I've done it without stressing on food or working out like crazy although I have been disciplined.
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In that instance, the assistant district attorney, Michael F. Vecchione, was never publicly disciplined for withholding information.
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The officers involved in the arrest were disciplined, Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales said in a statement.
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"With Cruz, it's a little trickier because he's much more disciplined, but he's very extreme," he said.
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"Whereas LGBTQ students are disciplined for a variety of reasons, previous research from GLSEN's National School Climate Survey and others suggests that LGBTQ students may be disciplined for being open about their identity or breaking rules that are not enforced for their non-LGBTQ peers," the report states.
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People reported being disciplined for taking maternity leave and being fired after notifying their workplace they were pregnant—and described many of the harder-to-prove experiences that constitute pregnancy discrimination, like being denied advancement opportunities, being disproportionately disciplined, and facing other kinds of unfair treatment from superiors.
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Two teenagers in Wyoming were disciplined after walking through their school doors Wednesday morning in KKK outfits Story at a glance Two Riverton High School students in Wyoming were disciplined on Wednesday for wearing outfits that were "designed to represent KKK apparel" for the school's 'Spirit Day,' reports CNN.
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The insurer said it aimed to develop its global asset management platform and accelerate growth through "disciplined" acquisitions.
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Alexis Légaré tries (and mostly fails) to get his girlfriend to embark on her own disciplined exercise routine.
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No medical association or state medical board has disciplined a doctor for participating in an execution, Alper said.
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Sergei Bobrovsky returned to goal for Columbus after being disciplined for Thursday's game and sitting out Saturday's game.
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I think you have seen perilously over the last few months that Donald Trump has been very disciplined.
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Can Trump stay disciplined on an economic message, which represents his best chance of winning a second term?
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In my experience, high-earners tend to be extremely disciplined about using their money to solve their problems.
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It was a cover up that evolved from uncontrolled chaos to an institutionalised and disciplined medal-winning conspiracy.
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But, his book "Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less" basically changed my life and outlook as a founder.
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The revelation resulted in a shake-up at the CIA with 10 employees disciplined and three others fired.
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In 2000, Smith was disciplined for having sex four times with 50-year-old prison guard Houston Cagle.
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CAP said the union would have "no way of knowing that" Strong was disciplined after the first report.
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The model's disciplined, businesslike approach inspired Congress to subsidize the National Endowments for the Arts and the Humanities.
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"Republicans developed this message brand of 'tax-and-spend (liberals),' and got very disciplined on it," he said.
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He never looked into who had put the sticker there, however, so no one was questioned or disciplined.
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This guidance assumes a low single digit comp sales increase, expansion of gross margin and disciplined expense control.
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You need to set up the savings on your own and be disciplined about stocking it with cash.
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"Higher leverage will also make disciplined liability management a greater priority next year," Schmidt and his team wrote.
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AgBank was the third big Chinese lender to be disciplined by U.S. regulators over the previous 18 months.
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It sucks when people make up surgery or photoshop lies when I am so disciplined & work so hard!
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Behind the haughty exterior, a leader is emerging who seems to be at once brave, disciplined and thoughtful.
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SPVs contribute to startups and investors alike when they are fully understood and implemented with a disciplined mission.
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Conway did tame Trump -- temporarily For a time after Conway took over the campaign, Trump was uncharacteristically disciplined.
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"A president must be disciplined, control emotions, and act only after reflection and careful deliberation," the letter states.
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The company also has a decisive, disciplined and cash-conscious management team and an attractive valuation, he said.
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Locals also say Emirati-trained fighters are more disciplined than Yemeni soldiers and fleece them less at checkpoints.
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"Disciplined pricing, favorable customer and product mix, combined with improved operational performance" to boost profitability, the company said.
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In response, Allergan said the conclusion of its strategic review was to pursue a disciplined capital allocation strategy.
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We all create hypotheses in undisciplined fashion, and then you have to go back and be intellectually disciplined.
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He was also by turns "really serious," and disciplined enough to make them concentrate and do their homework.
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And let's not forget that weaving into kicks is a tremendous way to catch even disciplined fighters out.
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Allocation of your portfolio requires that you be disciplined and not become too overweight in any one position.
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Remember, she has formidable assets and experience, and could see rapid success in a disciplined, more optimistic repackaging.
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"Dara is a very focused, disciplined adult," said Henry Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst with Atmosphere Research Group.
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None of the students or teachers who worked on the yearbook's production and publication was disciplined, Ponder said.
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"As humans, we are most disciplined in the things we are most passionate about," writer Kalen Bruce says.
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Spears should be thrown, not stabbed; any player found guilty of getting too close before throwing is disciplined.
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"Every good early morning includes exercise and I do my best to stay disciplined around this," he said.
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But creating a system that is at once generous and disciplined by strong internal controls should be possible.
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Minkoff said that you need to set "very strong boundaries" and stay disciplined in order to avoid burnout.
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For one, the releases have been a disciplined attempt to leave some ammo left for the album launch.
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Porter ran a disciplined campaign against her, relentlessly casting Walters as a rubber stamp for the Trump administration.
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"I think he's professional, very disciplined — probably things that made him very successful as a player," Murray said.
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Several high-ranking police officials have been disciplined as a result of the investigation into Rechnitz and Reichberg.
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Texas Western won with a disciplined, defensive game, reshaping many of the narratives around black athletes and teams.
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Vigano alleged that McCarrick had been sexually active with seminarians and was consequently disciplined by Pope Benedict XVI.
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The young artist's confident gaze, tinged with earnestness, reflect a disciplined romanticism that would propel Krasner for decades.
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But Mr. Obama insisted that he's not quite so disciplined that he counts out seven almonds every time.
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Surrounding yourself with disciplined people, planning out your goals, and staying motivated will help you build self-discipline.
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Two students were disciplined for telling black students boarding a bus that they should sit in the back.
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Donald Trump and his core supporters aren't just following the Clinton playbook, they should be disciplined for plagiarism.
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ARE YOU COMMITTED TO REMAINING DISCIPLINED OR WILLING TO BANK ROLL DISCOUNTS IN ORDER TO BRING SHOPPERS IN?
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During serves, the disciplined fans would go momentarily silent, and waves could be heard crashing on the beach.
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"Disciplined savings and smart investment strategy is setting up Gabriela for a secure financial future," says Schwab-Pomerantz.
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But though he can still make people smile, he is much more focused and disciplined than anyone expected.
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"We intend to be disciplined in our approach to our current cost structure and our investments," he said.
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But when those are the actual topics under discussion, it makes him an incredibly disciplined, well-prepared debaters.
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The industry has been "laser-focused" on cutting costs and is now more disciplined and less free-spending.
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She can be disciplined, but that must ordinarily be consistent with what has happened to similarly situated people.
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The Ministry also said that some officials in the Riyadh office of the Commission had already been disciplined.
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Usually you have to be more strict and disciplined to make sure everything is run to an order.
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How that happened: Much of this is likely due to CFO Ruth Porat's disciplined approach to Alphabet's finances.
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The message from the top has to be that you won't be disciplined for not hitting these numbers.
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Gallagher saw her as a disciplined, committed student whose depth of thought wasn't apparent in her test performance.
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Progress from this point will require disciplined execution, a cohesive and stable management team and clear strategic direction.
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After England won on penalty kicks, the disciplined queuers, many of them English, quietly retreated to their tents.
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" More deals are coming • Mr. Adamczyk added that Honeywell "is going to continue being an acquisitive, disciplined buyer.
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You'll find it easier to discuss darker, more serious topics on Friday as Mercury harmonizes with disciplined Saturn.
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About 150 more were disciplined to a lesser extent for making false statements in recent years, he said.
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The Catholic Church has a relatively unified command structure, a well-defined ideology and a disciplined organizational backbone.
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"The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" works best as an exuberant, not always disciplined work of critical appropriation.
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But it's not as if the Trump team became more disciplined and tight-lipped in its second year.
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Facing Columbus in another big game, they returned to the disciplined philosophy Trotz had preached since his arrival.
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Atamanuik's impression is so precise and disciplined as to be entertaining in itself, like a high-wire act.
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It wielded its immense influence indirectly, by cohering a serious, disciplined community and letting it do the work.
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Mr. Anaya, who is married and has three young children, is known for being remarkably punctilious and disciplined.
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It's for all these reasons that Democrats have to be so disciplined in how they prosecute this case.
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Which raises the question: How far can North Korea go without getting disciplined by its more powerful neighbor?
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In the back, three employees chatted about their troubles — money, men, children — as their fingers disciplined the cloth.
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Later in September, a prison board disciplined Ms. Manning for the disruption a July suicide attempt had caused.
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Lundgren, who has neither resigned nor been disciplined by the party, could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Players can be disciplined or seek treatment "in response to certain conduct involving natural cannabinoids," such as violence.
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"I knew that I wasn't a disciplined hitter in the past, but it's not that easy," Gonzalez said.
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An earlier version of this article misstated when the British charity Oxfam disciplined workers for misbehavior in Haiti.
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The difference between the two is that Warren is more disciplined, policy-focused and detail oriented than Trump.
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Two charts below show Fury was a superior jabber and a more accurate and disciplined power puncher, too.
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Ms. Norris, the Grubhub spokeswoman, said any employee who yelled at a restaurant owner would be immediately disciplined.
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She said he had been a highly disciplined writer, rising by dawn and working until the early afternoon.
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Performing well with progressives, while not alienating moderates, requires a disciplined messenger with the charisma to disarm detractors.
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"Where it works, we're happy to fund investments in growth, but we take a disciplined approach," he said.
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Multiple former generals have been disciplined or imprisoned for corruption in an attempt to professionalize the armed services.
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It was a very structured, disciplined curriculum, and there wasn't a lot of flexibility for someone like me.
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DMGT's approach to M&A has been disciplined and successful, in our opinion, but is not without risk.
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After being disciplined for reporting patient abuse, he again wrote to his supervisor, reporting problems with patient medication.
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Couples who succeed at saving one salary or living on only one paycheck are very disciplined about spending.
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They haven't been for years; the last time Republicans had a disciplined national strategy, Gingrich was in office.
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Genuine shortfall will depend on just how disciplined China's producers prove themselves to be over the coming year.
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But we're very physical, very disciplined and approach every game with the urgency required to win a battle.
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Yet neither Turner nor any other deputies were disciplined, according to internal county jail records reviewed by Reuters.
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A Middlebury professor suffered a neck injury during a subsequent physical confrontation, and 67 students eventually were disciplined.
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In addition, airlines have become much more disciplined when it comes to flooding the market with additional flights.
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Fortunately, there's a smarter approach, a patient and disciplined strategy that uses every element of our national power.
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Brawner said a small number of soldiers had been disciplined for looting but the practice was not widespread.
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Ameri was not among several high-ranking officers who have been disciplined as a result of the police investigation.
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THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS AROUND THIS IS BEING DONE IN DEPTH IN A VERY DISCIPLINED WAY AS I MENTIONED EARLIER.
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No police officers or supervisors had been disciplined in the latest episode as of Monday afternoon, the police said.
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Nobody teaches you how to be disciplined in these situations, where everything's trying to sweep you off your feet.
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So far, at least one person has been disciplined in connection with the postings, a US military official said.
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In a California prison he was disciplined for sneaking in contraband, thus earning the time he still faces there.
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Buffett is disciplined and methodical, but he has occasionally thrown caution to the wind and strayed from his principles.
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"Sanofi is a disciplined acquirer and has a strong acquisition track-record," the French drugmaker said in a statement.
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The risk is that 'holding forces' left behind are less experienced and less disciplined, according to some western observers.
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Brown wasn&apost charged with anything and three officers were disciplined, with suspensions ranging from two to 15 days.
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Since I started being more disciplined about this routine a couple months ago, I've felt happier and more grounded.
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The momentum formula will help you establish disciplined habits and accelerate you toward desired outcomes because it simplifies everything.
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But pressure has been growing to create one after several members were disciplined by their employers for sexual misconduct.
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"A couple years ago when SoftBank was doing their thing, there was no attention on disciplined growth," Stoner said.
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Others credit Britain's capital markets, communities of skilled tinkerers and cultural habits that encouraged disciplined effort and entrepreneurial ambition.
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He was raised in a disciplined house in Bloomfield Hills where chores were done, and summer jobs were worked.
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Knocking out corruption requires establishing disciplined democracies where bribery is not merely illegal but the object of social ostracization.
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As a disciplined force, the police are not allowed to comment on public policies, let alone rebuke their superior.
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Ben has thankfully, he has the DNA of a very disciplined ... KS: He's cheap is what I call it.
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Expect disciplined Republicans in tight House and Senate races to talk about little else between now and November 8th.
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They require a disciplined practice of not being bored by people and places Buscató has seen a million times.
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Chief Financial Officer Anthony Noto told investors Twitter is "getting more disciplined" on how it invests in the business.
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A very conscientious person is self-disciplined, needs to plan, likes to keep organized, and is motivated by achievement.
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School district's reaction The two students who took Alex's backpack have been identified and disciplined, Omaha Public Schools said.
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"Allergan is committed to being a good citizen in self-policing and being disciplined about price increases," Saunders said.
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The fight for treatment forged a disciplined movement that won the battle for same-sex marriage three decades later.
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Tarriona "Tank" Ball: Just being a disciplined person in everything — in eating correctly, exercising, vocally rehearsing, resting, just discipline.
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Administrators say the student didn&apost play in a soccer game this week but hasn&apost been officially disciplined.
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Nonetheless, when marginal credits come to market, loan investors are being disciplined and pushing for better pricings and terms.
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Saturday brings new, unconventional sources of money-making when the Sun harmonizes first with inventive Uranus, then disciplined Saturn.
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Newt Gingrich resigned after he became the first-ever speaker to be disciplined by the House for ethical wrongdoing.
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"That's what we always talk about, we all just want to have some fun but play disciplined," said Durant.
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The media does not go into coverage overdrive every time a monk is disciplined for allegedly breaking his vows.
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Because Andrew is so disciplined with her workouts, she takes a refreshingly relaxed approach when it comes to diet.
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A more disciplined focus on low prices is also important as Aldi, and now Lidl, expand into the market.
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Midshipmen are highly motivated and disciplined, and many go on to have prominent careers within and outside the military.
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Haley suggested Cruz's path to nomination lies with his disciplined and concerted campaign, but she doesn't think Ohio Gov.
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I'd seen him when he had to do a concert film or do a job, he was very disciplined.
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Flash forward to Ngannou's last two fights, however, and his feet are looking a lot smoother and more disciplined.
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It's a fantastic time for journaling and for meditation—imagine what you could do if you disciplined your mind!
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They see it as a better-trained, better-equipped, more disciplined force that takes greater care of its wounded.
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I'm no stranger to disciplined dedication to a project, but I found Beeple's work and general philosophy totally flabbergasting.
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Volkanovski's disciplined feet played the lead and Elkins, seemingly not thinking about his, quickly ended up near the fence.
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I don't know about you, but I'm really bad at being self-disciplined about things I don't care about.
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In May, officials from the company's Lanzhou branch in the northwestern province of Gansu were disciplined for environmental failures.
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As with data, a disciplined campaign with minimal bureaucracy is the best way to implement operatives' measurement-defying hunches.
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The university said it would not have disciplined McAdams had he not named Abbate or provided her contact information.
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But Priebus, a weak figure as RNC head, also wasn't empowered by Trump to run a disciplined White House.
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Sixteen personnel were disciplined, but none face criminal charges, angering those who see the attack as a war crime.
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Unfortunately, "disciplined" and "targeted" aren't words that have often been used to describe Trump or his campaign to date.
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When police officers fail in their oath to serve and protect, they need to be disciplined and/or prosecuted.
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They are disciplined, clearsighted professionals, and the pressing issues they face are not moral, political or philosophical, but practical.
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Da Nang, Vietnam (CNN)US President Donald Trump has been relatively disciplined during his tour of Asia so far.
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Mr. Trump's advisers see Mr. Pence as a decidedly safe choice — a disciplined public communicator with ties to Washington.
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Mr. Putin has strengthened and empowered the Russian state and disciplined it to speak with one voice in public.
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In general, she required rules and order, while her husband luxuriated in his own habits, some disciplined, some not.
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Judges overseeing the system seldom find that a claim warrants an investigation or that a judge should be disciplined.
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In its statement, Columbia did not name the wrestlers who were disciplined or disclose how many had been punished.
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Kelly sent a very clear signal yesterday with the forced resignation of Scaramucci: we will be disciplined moving forward.
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Instead, the chain is working to be more disciplined about the types of limited-time offerings that hit menus.
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Another star soldier was disciplined after he sneaked out to visit his girlfriend, a famous actress, while on duty.
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He started this season serving a 26-game suspension as the first player disciplined under baseball's domestic violence policy.
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Post-ups are nice, but defenses will embrace them so long as they're disciplined enough not to foul. 2100.
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Wisconsin maintained control for much of the first half behind disciplined defense and a solid effort from long range.
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His systematic and disciplined background set the foundation for his trading methodology, which he outlines in three simple steps.
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Now China has adopted what I think is a much more savvy and disciplined approach to its international engagement.
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The candidate must become disciplined and careful with his words if he seeks to unite people versus dividing them.
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As a marathon runner and an obstetrician, Dr. Klasko says he follows a disciplined hydration regimen when he flies.
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She is typically a disciplined leader and dependable mentor who shapes musical theater-obsessed kids into triple-threat performers.
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The chief of any company needs to be disciplined and to "execute at a high level," Mr. Cohodes said.
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Official matters around the home are taken more seriously again when disciplined Saturn ends its retrograde on Thursday morning.
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Brian Cashman has been the general manager for 20 years now, leveraging that stability into a disciplined franchise turnaround.
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Their labor benefited New York & Atlantic, she said, and they were hired, fired, disciplined and directed by railway supervisors.
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Eventually, Brigadier Fernando was recalled from London — not to be disciplined but for his own security, the army said.
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Price can play guard and center, but doesn't play a particularly disciplined game, and sometimes borders on too intense.
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In the course of the five-year war, no top army commander has ever been disciplined for sexual abuse.
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But not all officers agree, and some have argued that Pantaleo should have been disciplined for the 2014 incident.
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The book "Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less" by Greg McKeown is a great place to start, she said.
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But a department manager later found Mr. Blount not guilty at an internal hearing and he was not disciplined.
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And white female managers at apartment complexes in Memphis and Indianapolis were disciplined after they confronted black male poolgoers.
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The spending plan is "a positive and affirming their capital-disciplined philosophy," said Jennifer Rowland, analyst at Edward Jones.
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Benjamin's disciplined and focused Fredwynn has a challenge he needs to solve and Field's lonely Janice has needed companionship.
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Ironic, really, as I had grown up with clean-shaven, disciplined men with military haircuts in suits with ties.
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He is ambitious and driven and disciplined, but at the same time he does the work for the work.
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I left that prison before finding out how or if he was disciplined, and my career was not impacted.
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Upon learning what he had done, Mr. Chaney — such a disciplined and conscientious actor — said he wanted to die.
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The athlete now resides in Greenwich, Connecticut, and described himself as "disciplined, dedicated, and stubborn," on the Survivor website.
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The district would not give details of how the students were disciplined, citing federal law that protects student records.
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In incidents that began in 2012, when Mr. Cruz was 13, he was disciplined for being disobedient and unruly.
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N.Y.C.F.C., on the other hand, is playing disciplined soccer and riding a four-match unbeaten streak in league play.
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But Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, fueled by a highly disciplined campaign, has surged in many early-voting states.
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She has been outspoken about young black girls being disciplined about their hairstyles and last month, along with Reps.
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Earchman was not disciplined; continuing in his command, he went on to win medals for his unit's railway work.
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The CNN special report found that very few complaints against judges are deeply investigated and rarely are judges disciplined.
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But after overhauling his campaign team — and adopting a more disciplined demeanor on the campaign trail — Trump has rebounded.
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Mr. Obama brought a cool and disciplined approach to politics, while his vice president was the hotheaded, passionate one.
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Dozens of disciplined students have sued their colleges, some of them successfully, claiming that their rights had been violated.
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Casamitjana claimed he was unfairly disciplined and fired from the League Against Cruel Sports because of practicing ethical veganism.
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In advance of his trip, Mr. Trump has seemed uncharacteristically disciplined in the balancing act he's expected to perform.
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In the campaign, Mr. Johnson stuck to a disciplined strategy, forswearing the clownishness that has characterized his political career.
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McConnell is strategic and disciplined, while Trump has ruffled the feathers of GOP elites with his brash, unpredictable rhetoric.
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Face wash, scrub, toner, moisturizer, eye cream — adhering to a disciplined skin care routine takes a lot of products.
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Governments are not disciplined by profit and loss because their revenue is a function of taxation, not market exchange.
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"Well-regulated in the 18th century tended to be something like well-organized, well-armed, well-disciplined," says Rakove.
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Campbell will continue to pursue "smart" and "disciplined" mergers and acquisitions in better-for-you snacking brands, Morrison said.
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As his advisers continue working on details for a military strike, Mr. Trump remains uncharacteristically disciplined about his plans.
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We're inspired to act with a new sense of integrity starting on Monday, as lucky Jupiter enters disciplined Capricorn.
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Set up a disciplined plan in which you commit yourself to paying off your balance within a reasonable timetable.
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As a result of their interaction with Brown, nearly a dozen officers were disciplined or ordered to undergo training.
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In a tweet, Trump said he agrees with attorney Ty Cobb's "historically cooperative, disciplined approach" toward the Mueller investigation.
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Photograph by Arko Datto for The New Yorker By contrast, Modi and his team were disciplined, focussed, and responsive.
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In most prisons, blacks and Latinos were disciplined at higher rates than whites — in some cases twice as often.
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Usually, CBS runs the most factually disciplined news broadcast among the big three but this one departs from that.
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Any cyclical company that went through a near-death experience has to show the market they are more disciplined.
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Warren is often credited with running the most disciplined campaign, and she was clearly prepared for the evening's offensive.
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"Democrats have to stay very disciplined in adhering to that clear, cogent narrative that was written for us," Rep.
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