DISMISSAL RED-TAPE An employer will no longer be punished by labor courts if technical errors were made in dismissal forms but the dismissal is considered justified.
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Although noteholders have broadly survived defense dismissal motions, post-dismissal rulings have turned the litigation into an expensive quagmire for investors.
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Under the EZCorp analysis, Wal-Mart said, new plaintiffs could keep filing derivative suits even if defendants won dismissal after dismissal.
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It was the first reaction after the dismissal in early trading in Asia, as markets opened for the first time since Cetinkaya's dismissal.
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According to Gates, the men also discussed the dismissal of Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska's lawsuit, with Kilimnik saying he was attempting to obtain documentation showing the dismissal.
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"Volkswagen now intends to seek dismissal of all nine similar state actions, and anticipates filing dismissal motions against the states of Illinois, Minnesota and Ohio today," the company said.
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But after the dismissal of the case against Ms. Siti, the trial was put on hold so that the defense could seek dismissal of the charges against Ms. Doan.
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Republicans and no small number of pundits believe Hillary Clinton's dismissal of Donald Trump's "basket of deplorables" is comparable to Mitt Romney's dismissal of people who pay no income taxes.
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Ghosn's lawyers argued for the release of internal documents relating to his dismissal following an Nissan-Mitsubishi inquiry, which the carmakers used to substantiate his dismissal on allegations of financial misconduct.
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" The dismissal is a "stunning, surprising turn of events.
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Background reading: • Ms. Haberman's reporting on Mr. Bannon's dismissal.
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The dismissal comes after Manchin — the wife of Sen.
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The dismissal came after various district attorneys' offices in November notified the top court in Massachusetts that an estimated 6,000 drug cases were subject to dismissal because of their connection to Farak.
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"It didn't really surprise me," he said of the dismissal.
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North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem will appeal the dismissal.
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The appeals court upheld Schofield's dismissal of three other claims.
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There is no deadline for any investigation or another dismissal.
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But Stimpson won his unfair dismissal case against the bank.
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A day later, the judge signed an order of dismissal.
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The dismissal triggered $59.96 million in severance, the ruling said.
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According to Amazon, VTO is not a substitute for dismissal.
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Dismissal will not be the end of the Flynn affair.
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Twitter Notice of Voluntary Dismissal by Anonymous U9RiYGpG on Scribd
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Instead of being fired, he was placed on dismissal probation.
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"I think dismissal probation is an insufficient process," he said.
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Masiero said he was given no reason for his dismissal.
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"I haven't heard anyone espousing a quick dismissal," said Sen.
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The abrupt dismissal of Scheuer's trial, which began on Jan.
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The reasons for his dismissal and apparent detention are unclear.
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LSU officials had confirmed his dismissal with William Hunter. 4.
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A compromise on our humanity is a dismissal of it.
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Comey's dismissal could provide another significant setback to this confidence.
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Comey's dismissal creates uncertainty for the future of that probe.
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The resolution did not say the reasons for his dismissal.
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Bland's family is disappointed by the dismissal, their lawyer said.
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Some expressed their surprise at Brooks' dismissal on social media .
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They warranted Comey's dismissal even before Trump was sworn in.
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And did he expect it to lead to Comey's dismissal?
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McCabe became acting director following Comey's dismissal on May 9.
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The tweets are trademark Trump: pure, instinctual dismissal on Twitter.
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Oliver's dismissal is a rare and welcome display of accountability.
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"You can't exclude the possibility [of Mueller's dismissal]," he continued.
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The defendants plan to jointly seek dismissal of the case.
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Following his dismissal, almost the entire staff resigned in protest.
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They're seeking a dismissal, which would set their client free.
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He said Yovanovitch's dismissal was the last straw for him.
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Stars who defy these restrictions can face censure or dismissal.
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Bloomberg's dismissal of the idea comes after New York Gov.
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Conservatives who support Damore's beliefs are outraged by his dismissal.
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Katelnikoff took her wrongful dismissal case to arbitration and won.
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His dismissal by Vaz now threatens to bring renewed instability.
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He became the target of online demands for his dismissal.
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"They have protections in statutes against arbitrary dismissal," he said.
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In response to his dismissal, McCabe released a fiery statement.
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Mr. Kenner said that dismissal was too harsh a punishment.
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Mr. Peters's response to his dismissal was swift and biting.
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He suggested his Catholic faith had contributed to his dismissal.
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But Hogan Gidley is dismissing reports of Shulkin's imminent dismissal.
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An extended period of bad blood should precede the dismissal.
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Clinton has said nothing publicly about the F.B.I. director's dismissal.
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Glen St. Andrew has moved for dismissal of the case.
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On Monday, U.S. time, the White House confirmed his dismissal.
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His adamant dismissal of the idea, however, prompted a backlash.
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He would not elaborate on the reasoning behind his dismissal.
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Sessions was purportedly asked to find justifications for Comey's dismissal.
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But his dismissal will renew speculation about his postprosecutorial life.
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The secretary has refused to answer questions over her dismissal.
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His dismissal will not make the Russia investigation go away.
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It's crucial in determining what to make of McCabe's dismissal.
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But despite Nabokov's dismissal, Alexander's translations are still in print.
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He thought she might have a case for unfair dismissal.
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A judge still needs to sign off on the dismissal.
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"They offered to do that for the dismissal," Ryan said.
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He declined to comment about his potential dismissal on Tuesday.
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In a 27-page report of the investigation obtained by BuzzFeed News, board members noted that according to the company's guidelines, being found guilty of gross misconduct leads to summary dismissal, or dismissal without notice.
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A judge has already signed off on the dismissal of charges.
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Ellis said those concerns do not "warrant dismissal" of the case.
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The reporter's curt dismissal of my homeland, Omaha, NE, offended me.
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Conservative pundit 'Stephen Colbert' reacts to #BillOReilly's dismissal from Fox News.
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The council adopted findings from another inquiry that also recommended dismissal.
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A petition calling for his dismissal gathered more than 220,000 signatures.
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The Global Times did not give a reason for Deng's dismissal.
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But in general, he said, dismissal probation serves a valuable purpose.
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Informed of the dismissal, he promptly called the district attorney's office.
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Catalyst appealed Newbould's dismissal, and that appeal was dismissed in February.
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"Dismissal was the only result the law could abide," he said.
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A representative of the governor declined to comment on the dismissal.
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Following his dismissal, multiple additional women accused Lauer of sexual harassment.
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Marion Brown, who settled a wrongful dismissal complaint with former Rep.
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"I think dismissal is an appropriate remedy," Canova told the newspaper.
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Police chiefs have been forthright in their dismissal of that argument.
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Sources tell us the dismissal was at the behest of prosecutors.
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His dismissal further confuses an already difficult investigation by the Committee.
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Republican leadership has toed the White House's line on Comey's dismissal.
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Silence is erasure, dismissal, and invisibility—in short, it equals nonexistence.
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Trouble with Tinder, which suggests that Tantaros's wholesale dismissal of it
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To date, no explanation for her dismissal has been publicly given.
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Despite Groening's attempted dismissal, though, the problem is not going away.
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U.S. equities closed mixed after shrugging off the dismissal of Comey.
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Some of Trump's fellow Republicans called his dismissal of Comey troubling.
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Investors also digested the abrupt dismissal of FBI Director James Comey.
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Sources familiar with the dismissal tell us NO MONEY changed hands.
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The German weekly Der Spiegel first reported the dismissal on Friday.
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The judge agreed late Thursday with the show's arguments for dismissal.
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"They didn't cry on the dismissal of higher charges," he said.
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Nor does the dismissal settle questions surrounding Mr Redstone's mental condition.
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Since his dismissal, Shulkin has warned against privatizing veterans' health care.
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Trump himself attributed his dismissal of Comey to the Russia investigation.
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The dismissal of someone's experience as just "bad" is actively damaging.
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Health issues could be a reason for his dismissal, analysts said.
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The Internet certainly isn't taking the news of Comey's dismissal lightly.
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Apple's dismissal of the headphone jack today was arrogant, but expected.
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Instead, the campaign sent out a message announcing Mr. Wiley's dismissal.
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A sexual assault investigation led to the dismissal of three players.
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Bowdich's ruling also denied Strzok the opportunity to appeal his dismissal.
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The White House declined to say what led to Lansing's dismissal.
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It follows the surprise dismissal of the health minister last December.
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Democrats took issue with Sessions' dismissal of the House intelligence chairman.
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As a result of the government's dismissal, neither of these occurred.
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Dismissal, according to insiders, required agreement among at least five justices.
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Tuesday's decision also upheld the June 2016 dismissal of other claims.
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Trump's dismissal of the traditional tools of campaigning extends beyond staff.
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His attorneys have filed for dismissal, accusing Gardner of prosecutorial misconduct.
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Bill Kristol, a conservative commentator, questioned the style of the dismissal.
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Ironically, Comey's dismissal has stalled most policy action in the Senate.
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" The dismissal, it read, was "for the good of the center.
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The magazine also filed a motion for dismissal earlier this month.
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The appendix reminds us: New understandings are not grounds for dismissal.
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Ms. Zwilling disputed this, calling the dismissal notation a typo, perhaps.
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Harper sued for wrongful dismissal, and NBC countersued her for libel.
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But the complete dismissal of the open source model bugged him.
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Officials from the United Nations did not comment on the dismissal.
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Uber will also face hardship as a result of the dismissal.
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He's doing it because he sees something problematic with Comey's dismissal.
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The dismissal was first reported by Swiss finance blog Inside Paradeplatz.
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Sessions wrote to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, urging her dismissal.
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To the liberal justices, the grounds for a dismissal were clear.
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On Saturday, he tweeted that Colonel Vindman had earned his dismissal.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) said she would oppose dismissal, joining Sens.
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Flynn's defense has yet to file the dismissal motion they advertised.
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Prosecutors had sought the dismissal as part of Gates' plea bargain.
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McCabe has claimed that his dismissal was unjustified and politically motivated.
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It was the biggest dismissal of its kind in American history.
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Vance's office, meanwhile, vowed to fight the dismissal after Wiley's ruling.
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But the nod felt to Eli more like dismissal than assent.
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His abrupt dismissal was announced on July 15, initially without explanation.
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Eleanor Barkhorn on getting past her initial dismissal of the series.
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They decided to revive the tactic this week following Comey's dismissal.
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A hearing on his dismissal request is scheduled for Dec. 3.
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The talking point President Donald Trump and top administration officials are using to explain the abrupt dismissal of acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire — namely, that his dismissal was required by law — doesn't add up.
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The last step needed to make the dismissal official was Mr. Zelensky's signature on the dismissal — a formality, it seemed, since it was Mr. Zelensky's office that had sought approval for the firing in the first place.
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For Mr. Peters, the minister's dismissal of farming was a rallying cry.
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After his dismissal, Amaral wrote a controversial book about the McCann case.
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The president told Comey the dismissal was based on Justice Department recommendations.
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News of Singleton's dismissal was first reported by The New York Times.
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The dismissal was without prejudice, meaning the plaintiffs can amend their complaints.
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But as she edged closer she realized it was just dismissal instructions.
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The latest mass dismissal of soldiers follows weeks of a sweeping purges.
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Milton students are not alone in their dismissal of traditional homecoming roles.
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Dismissal is an a priori judgment that close examination is not warranted.
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But its aggressive dismissal of the tribunal decision could derail that progress.
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Volkswagen — Volkswagen is seeking dismissal of a class action lawsuit in California.
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After Trump fired Comey, the administration gave differing reasons for his dismissal.
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The dismissal of the impact of Latino music is nothing new, however.
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The dismissal was "with prejudice," meaning the accuser cannot refile the lawsuit.
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Thursday's dismissal was "with prejudice," meaning the case cannot be brought again.
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According to the court clerk ... a judge granted Chris' request for dismissal.
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Only 22% believed the dismissal was about the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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The last such case in 2008 ended with the dismissal of charges.
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The dismissal is confirmed by San Mateo County Superior Court's online records.
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Democrats and some Republicans, though, have questioned the timing of Comey's dismissal.
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Facebook has likewise fought the suit, aiming for dismissal under similar arguments.
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Trump's decision stunned Washington, with many questioning the timing of the dismissal.
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The move lower came after Trump's surprise dismissal of FBI Director Comey.
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Comey's dismissal on Tuesday came as a shock to the political world.
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In the latest dismissal of the media by a Republican lawmaker, Rep.
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Comey's dismissal came just as his Russia probe appeared to be widening.
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When asked about the dismissal of the case, King declined to comment.
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We're told Jason will get an ACD .. Adjournment in Contemplation of Dismissal.
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The market has spoken with the dismissal of Mark Fields from Ford.
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The dismissal does not mean the drama is nearing its finale, however.
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After Trump's announcement Tuesday, Texas filed for a dismissal of the case.
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Trapero's dismissal was signed off by Spanish Interior Minister Juan Ignacio Zoido.
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But according to Loesch, that contributed to Bannon's eventual dismissal and defeat.
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She has challenged her dismissal at the European Court of Human Rights.
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But tactically, her dismissal of the GOP's surprise presumptive nominee may backfire.
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The court's grounds for Mr Sharif's dismissal were narrow in the extreme.
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The board will seek Dr. Theobald's dismissal at a meeting on Thursday.
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Last month, a labor board rejected Ms. Nuñez's challenge to the dismissal.
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Review, James Lileks adopts a tone of elite dismissal that's at once
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Christopher Czaplak: "request you inform the judge" about the dismissal, King wrote.
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I disagree, vehemently, with the narrator's dismissal of plot, realism and dialogue.
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The dismissal statement said evidence exonerated Pitchford of all allegations against him.
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Still, the leagues don't appear to be fully satisfied with PAPSA's dismissal.
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The dismissal was news to nearly everyone outside of Trump's immediate family.
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Miller said that a miscommunication with her attorney led to the dismissal.
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Pimco has called the lawsuit "legally groundless" and is seeking its dismissal.
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A proposal for dismissal of middle management should be abandoned, it added.
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Zuckerberg said then Luckey's dismissal was not related to his personal politics.
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Judges overseeing the Illinois and Washington cases have also rejected dismissal requests.
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And overall, McCabe maintained that the investigation would continue despite Comey's dismissal.
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The calls for Walton's dismissal, as they were in January, remain nonsensical.
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That dismissal, like Mr. Fawzy's on Thursday, was sudden, unexpected and unexplained.
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Maybe to them, it felt like playful teasing and not cruel dismissal.
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Mr. Lauer had been called "America's dad" by some before his dismissal.
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Limcaco stayed silent for 12 years after her dismissal from the company.
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And in such cases, courts often err on the side of dismissal.
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If they end up dismissing it, let it be an active dismissal.
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The statement on the dismissal says officials are searching for Persky's replacement.
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Father Conroy said he was not initially given reasons for his dismissal.
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The dismissal, which came just hours after he pushed out Lt. Col.
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It said the party had approached Islamophobia "with denial, dismissal and deceit".
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His name has not appeared in official Chinese media since his dismissal.
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Their dismissal unsettled some bank employees and raised eyebrows on Wall Street.
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Tuesday's dismissal of James B. Comey as F.B.I. director fits the pattern.
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"Oh," Beau replied with a gesture of dismissal of the whole affair.
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It's not surprising that tardiness in the workplace is cause for dismissal.
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A judge still has to approve the dismissal of the deportation order.
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A few examples Single GOP senator: There must be a quick dismissal!
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Fintiklis was at the hotel to deliver dismissal notices to some employees.
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Trump's decision stunned Washington, with some questioning the timing of the dismissal.
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Lower courts dismissed the ECD case and that dismissal is now final.
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Rumors of his pending dismissal had circulated for months prior to that.
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Ironically, Lauer was the host who announced the news surrounding Bush's dismissal.
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Hasty dismissal of carefully developed systems is harmful in and of itself.
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Employers, they said, did not differentiate between a dismissal and a conviction.
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The settlement involved a charge of wrongful dismissal by a former employee.
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Ahead of her May dismissal, Giuliani had complained about Yovanovitch to Trump.
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New York State's attorney general said Monday she was investigating the dismissal.
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New York State's attorney general said Monday she was investigating the dismissal.
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Members of the Henson family said they supported the dismissal as well.
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These documents are essentially written arguments for the dismissal of the case.
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In the dismissal, the judge agreed, Henke was never served with papers.
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GAM announced Haywoods dismissal in February, after saying he didnt comply with due diligence procedures and had signed certain contracts by himself where internal policies required two signatures, but didn't specify the transactions that led to his dismissal.
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GAM announced Haywood's dismissal in February, saying he didn't comply with due diligence procedures and had signed certain contracts by himself where internal policies required two signatures, but it hasn't specified the transactions that led to his dismissal.
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GAM announced Haywood's dismissal in February, after saying he didn't comply with due diligence procedures and had signed certain contracts by himself where internal policies required two signatures, but didn't specify the transactions that led to his dismissal.
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"I don't think we're going to see a dismissal and I think a dismissal is not nearly as good an outcome for the president and the country as will be a final judgment on the merits," said Sen.
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"I don't think we're going to see a dismissal, and I think a dismissal is not nearly as good an outcome for the president and the country as will be a final judgment on the merits," he added.
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In the wake of Comey's dismissal, Spicer, deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway all explained to reporters that the dismissal had come only at the recommendation of the deputy attorney general.
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"I expect Mueller will look at the President's statements and actions before and after his alleged conversation with Comey, including his dismissal of others from the room and all of the circumstances surrounding his dismissal of Comey," said Mariotti.
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According to Pitt, though, this dismissal tells us nothing about the SEC's investigation.
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The dismissal was just one nail in the coffin of Chafee's hapless campaign.
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The dismissal comes days before the couple will celebrate their 21st wedding anniversary.
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Flint Mayor Karen Weaver said the dismissal gave her hope for restoring justice.
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What is Trump basing his dismissal of the US intelligence officials' conclusions on?
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Sanders' comments were then repeated by Trump in his dismissal letter to Comey.
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National security adviser Robert O'Brien on Tuesday defended the dismissal of Lt. Cols.
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Instead he was put on dismissal probation and he forfeited 45 vacation days.
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And if he continued this behavior, the doctor said, he could face dismissal.
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But Commissioner Kelly felt that dismissal probation was not a strong enough penalty.
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But his reaction was just, again, one of confusion and sort of dismissal.
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Mr Davies said his dismissal lacked due process and vowed to fight it.
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Philips would not discuss ex-employee Masiero or the circumstances surrounding his dismissal.
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A third unidentified officer has resigned, and the fourth unnamed officer faces dismissal.
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" Hit with a fusillade of dismissal, Brown's reaction is telling: "Oooh. Wow. Okay.
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Lawyers have been mobilised on all sides to contest or confirm his dismissal.
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The ratings and reviews would let drivers appeal unfair dismissal from the app.
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"He was so wonderfully humorous and kind in his dismissal," the singer said.
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His cruel dismissal is chilling, and for Tracee, it's one slight too many.
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Garabedian declined to comment further on the dismissal, citing the pending criminal case.
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After his dismissal from DBT, Isbell went off the rails a little bit.
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Those who fail to promote "a positive and healthy…online culture" face dismissal.
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We now know definitively that USGS had nothing to do with Fagre's dismissal.
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"That makes Twitter's casual dismissal of concerns around this all the more unsettling."
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Union bosses joyfully sank the issue of his dismissal in a bureaucratic swamp.
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Hours before the announcement of Mramba's dismissal the president rescinded the price increase.
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" The Sessions dismissal, he says, "didn't smack of a potential obstruction of justice.
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Clearly, his dismissal had not energised voters as much as he had imagined.
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But it's still unclear if those incidents played a part in his dismissal.
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Response to the news of Wielga-Skolimowska's dismissal has been swift and outspoken.
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The report raises even more questions surrounding the abrupt timing of Comey's dismissal.
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Unlike Roh's case however, public opinion played a key role in Park's dismissal.
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A GM spokesman said there was no settlement as part of the dismissal.
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Please consult local laws regarding selective dismissal of any fetal development in progress.
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Rosenstein added that he has "no reservations about my role" in Comey's dismissal.
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Her dismissal from the hit Bravo show came after the four-part reunion.
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Rolling Stone lawsuit dismissal by mashablescribd Have something to add to this story?
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His dismissal, I believe, is a loss for the bureau and the nation.
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Others in his party were not so ecstatic about the FBI boss' dismissal.
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The memo may have led to Comey's dismissal as head of the FBI.
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The prosecution, in response, filed its own motion opposing the request for dismissal.
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His dismissal, I believe, is a loss for the Bureau and the nation.
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Viewed from this perspective, the budget deserves mixed reviews, but not disdainful dismissal.
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Four days after Cetinkaya's dismissal, Erdogan publicly set out why he was removed.
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People are shocked by the unusual manner and bizarre timing of Comey's dismissal.
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The dismissal created a political firestorm — one that led, eventually, to Nixon's resignation.
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Gyewali, the deposed official, said he would seek legal action against his dismissal.
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Her dismissal from the hit Bravo show, which was first reported by E!
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Until conservatives weigh this question, they don't even deserve rebuke, only blanket dismissal.
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Mr Folau's case against unfair dismissal is making its way through the courts.
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Trump's dismissal of the plan to end the partial shutdown offered by Sen.
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Even the president's staunchest supporters realize the implications of another high-profile dismissal.
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The accidents prompted the dismissal of the Navy's 7th Fleet commander, Vice Adm.
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He could face dismissal, but Police Commissioner James O'Neill has the final say.
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John Sullivan has filled in as acting secretary of State since Tillerson's dismissal.
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The accidents prompted the dismissal of the Navy's 7th Fleet commander Vice Adm.
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But, in any event, the proper remedy is not dismissal — it is recusal.
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But a quick dismissal is still jarring, and Boston has felt it before.
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After his dismissal from Mr. Adelson's event, Mr. Cruz found a friendlier face.
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Their records of non-compliance and dismissal of congressional oversight fit well together.
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Simultaneously it is contesting a high-profile unfair dismissal for a whistleblowing case.
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Schwartz noted that the low dismissal rate doesn't reflect qualified immunity's overall impact.
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Unfair dismissal claims, if successful, have a limit of 78,300 pounds ($112,680) compensation.
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Under normal circumstances, Roberts wrote, "we usually direct the dismissal" of the case.
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Casamitjana is seeking to use his veganism as the reason for his dismissal.
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The investigation into Burisma was also dormant at the time of Shokin's dismissal.
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Some who don't share Trump's politics echoed his dismissal of The Weekly Standard.
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The lawmaker added the decision to investigate Comey's dismissal could be "awful" politically.
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Ridley Scott is still angry about her dismissal of "Blade Runner" in 1982.
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Mr. Donovan said he was formally informed of his dismissal on Dec. 6.
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He was also in the news after he sued Pimco for wrongful dismissal.
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A G.M. spokesman said there was no settlement as part of the dismissal.
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A spokesman for Patriarch said the firm is "extremely pleased" with the dismissal.
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This led to his suspension on July 1, 2014 and dismissal on Feb.
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Worth noting: Sanders didn't kick off the social media furor over her dismissal.
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A third unidentified officer has resigned, and a fourth unnamed officer faces dismissal.
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The exact reasons for the mass dismissal, involving dozens of officers, remain unclear.
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A final court approval of the settlement and case dismissal is expected soon.
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After she was fired by the foundation, Ms. Banach sued for wrongful dismissal.
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What I didn't expect was the toxic mix of dismissal and casual disdain.
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Ms. Atkinson said that after her dismissal, Ms. Gram-Moreno requested that E!
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Violations of these standards can lead to dismissal from the team and University.
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But overwhelmingly, Republican leadership has toed the White House's line on Comey's dismissal.
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That's a narrow enough example of dismissal that this one took some crossings.
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President Trump's dismissal of Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Wednesday underscores the point.
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Then it threatened staff with dismissal if they took part in the protests.
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Her departure came shortly after the dismissal from the council of Lt. Col.
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They argued that the prosecutors' dismissal of the charges counted as favorable termination.
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Rupert Murdoch, the media tycoon, and others have pushed for Mr. Bannon's dismissal.
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Mr. Trump approved of his dismissal, someone with knowledge of the termination said.
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" And Cornyn downplayed a weekend tweet from Trump calling for an "outright dismissal.
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His dismissal set the stage for the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The dismissal came just two days before McCabe was eligible for his pension.
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Albayalde had sought to prevent the dismissal of the 13, Senate witnesses said.
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Agree or disagree, this is not the kind of provocation that warrants dismissal.
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A key National Security Council official is said by colleagues to face dismissal.
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No further explanation has been publicly offered by department officials for his dismissal.
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Biden did have a phone call with Poroshenko the week before the dismissal.
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That led to the dismissal of Willie Desjardins after three seasons in charge.
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"Dismissal is a cover-up," Pelosi told the caucus, according to Democrats present.
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Sanders did defend Trump's dismissal of Comey, saying it was the right decision.
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The players seemed half convinced they faced a rainout and an early dismissal.
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The youth wing of the party had threatened to protest over his dismissal.
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Duties included monitoring hallways, the cafeteria and the arrival and dismissal of students.
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Goldsmith referred to the Department of Justice regulation that would cover any dismissal.
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The White House said Attorney General Jeff Sessions had recommended Mr. Comey's dismissal.
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Team Rising discusses new reporting on Mayor Pete's dismissal of small dollar donations.
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Or, he can tweet out a point-by-point dismissal of Wolff's attacks.
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She should reject the Chinese dismissal petitions and allow the case to proceed.
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Warren previously had sent Yellen a letter asking for the board members' dismissal.
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Cohen did not cite a specific reason for Dees' dismissal on March 13.
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The American Council on Renewable Energy said FERC's dismissal was the right move.
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The dismissal of big-house Champagnes stems in part from two vast generalizations.
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Mr. Bharara's dismissal will renew speculation about his plans for a postprosecutorial career.
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"This (inspector general's) report was used as a pretext for dismissal," McCabe writes.
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Casey's children filed docs requesting dismissal of their wrongful death suit against Jean.
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Hook, I was told, never said a word to Nowrouzzadeh after her dismissal.
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But one parent told me that students who question Shelly's dismissal fear repercussions.
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Reporters asked if he thought race had anything to do with his dismissal.
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Infowars used its summary judgments to request the dismissal of the entire trial.
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A White House official said he had delivered Trump's letter announcing Comey's dismissal.
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SILENT CONTAINERS GAM announced Haywoods dismissal in February, saying he didnt comply with due diligence procedures and had signed certain contracts by himself where internal policies required two signatures, but it hasnt specified the transactions that led to his dismissal.
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The majority of Americans — 54% — disapprove of Trump's dismissal of FBI Director James Comey, according to a new NBC News/Survey Monkey online poll, and 55% say the dismissal makes them less confident the Russia probe will be conducted fairly.
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Jenner's flippant dismissal of the famed summer beverage has our heads spinning with questions.
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The controversy surrounding this show resulted in the dismissal of then-director Robert Fleck.
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The praise for the singer continued on Friday following the news of the dismissal.
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The Hollywood Reporter states a judge has yet to formally rule on dismissal motions.
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Employees have various legal rights, typically including sick pay and protection against unfair dismissal.
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Jason Forgione, had been put on dismissal probation for covering up an illegal search.
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Axe is on his way to the dismissal hearing and has never looked better.
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It isn't a rebranding or dismissal of my weakness; it asks nothing of me.
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BuzzFeed News has reached out to the Navy for more information about the dismissal.
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The Wednesday statements did not directly link the six sacked officials to Sineenat's dismissal.
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And then Breitbart announced his dismissal in a Tuesday afternoon post on the site.
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Her decision was leaked, resulting in the dismissal of then-Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson.
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" Following the performance, Stanfield weathered a withering dismissal from Charlamagne, who asked, "That's it?
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He began a lawsuit for wrongful dismissal but failed to attend a recent hearing.
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"His abrupt, unjust dismissal is hard to understand and impossible to support," she said.
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The essays also deal with the routine dismissal of survivors' experiences — hence the title.
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Hanging in the balance is the dismissal of Syed's life sentence plus 30 years.
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The case has gone back and forth, with Tesla repeatedly calling for a dismissal.
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It upheld a May 2017 dismissal by U.S. District Judge Nicholas Garaufis in Brooklyn.
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Before his dismissal, Stepien had been widely expected to run Christie's 2016 presidential campaign.
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New Yorker staff, meanwhile, reacted to the previous editor William Shawn's dismissal with outrage.
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Protesters are demanding the dismissal of all seven justices of the Venezuelan Supreme Court.
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Comey learned of his dismissal from television reports while addressing agents in Los Angeles.
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This is a win for Kalanick, although he would have preferred an outright dismissal.
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He did not answer two critical questions about Comey's dismissal: Why and why now?
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The council oversees the appointment, promotion, transfer, disciplining and dismissal of judges and prosecutors.
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Based on Judge Rosenberg's dismissal opinion, the school still has some work to do.
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Comey's ouster sent shockwaves through Washington, with many questioning the timing of his dismissal.
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Trump's firing of Comey stunned Washington, with many questioning the timing of the dismissal.
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" Burr added that Comey's "dismissal further confuses an already difficult investigation by the Committee.
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" Gillibrand called Comey's unexpected dismissal by President Donald Trump on May 9 "so shocking.
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Some used the opportunity to hammer Trump for his dismissal of the intelligence community.
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May's swift dismissal of finance minister Osborne was a firm break with Cameron's administration.
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"UBS is gratified by the court's dismissal of this case," spokeswoman Erica Chase said.
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A Justice Department spokesman declined to comment on the reasons for the abrupt dismissal.
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But it does not justify the dismissal of NABA's Fourth and Fifth Amendment claims.
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In an announcement of the dismissal, Zeman's spokesman made no mention about the replacement.
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Mueller was appointed as special counsel to lead the probe shortly after Comey's dismissal.
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But in the end that fact does not warrant dismissal of the superseding indictment.
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But according to Yovanovitch, Lutsenko's dismissal had been viewed positively by State Department officials.
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Manafort's lawyer is set to ask for a dismissal of those charges in May.
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Her condescending dismissal of the worth of millions of Americans is what is deplorable.
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At first glance, nothing Allardyce said in the incriminating footage alone explains his dismissal.
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Georgetown said knowingly misrepresenting or falsifying credentials in applications could be grounds for dismissal.
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Trump announced Bolton's dismissal on Twitter and said he'd announce a replacement next week.
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Comey's firing sent ripples across Washington, with many questioning the timing of the dismissal.
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Comey's dismissal kicked off a firestorm of criticism from Democrats and even some Republicans.
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Regarding Comey, Trump's improvisational approach did not begin and end with the dismissal itself.
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Here is one place where Trump's scathing dismissal of political correctness found fertile ground.
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Even if the outcome of such action is predictable: a settlement or outright dismissal.
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Still, Whitaker needs the threat of outright dismissal to make curtailment seem more reasonable.
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It's been difficult to plot a timeline of events leading up to Fagre's dismissal.
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TO) has won the dismissal of a U.S. lawsuit in which Comerica Inc (CMA.
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Ashmawy and local law enforcement officials have filed for a dismissal of the case.
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The brief argues for the dismissal of a lawsuit alleging the war is illegal.
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His casual dismissal of her planned visit to the troops said so much more.
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The Wednesday statements did not directly link the six sacked officials to Sineenat's dismissal.
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In 2016, a panel of three appeal judges confirmed that the dismissal was proper.
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The court document also recounts Mr. Shine's role in the dismissal of Ms. Bakhtiar.
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Failing to comply with this code can result in disrespect, dismissal or even violence.
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The new dismissal motion offered hints about where the case might be headed next.
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In Russia, a Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, expressed sarcasm about Mr. Tillerson's dismissal.
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Our sources say Future didn't pay her a penny in return for the dismissal.
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Another effect was the dismissal of art that was considered literary and/or symbolic.
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Tyson has been pretty forthright in his dismissal of philosophy, which is a shame.
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Since Mr. Fager's dismissal, "60 Minutes" has been operating under a cloud of uncertainty.
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Trump's dismissal and denial played a large role in getting us to this point.
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Trump's dismissal and denial played a large role in getting us to this point.
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Hundreds of miners travelled to Warsaw on Tuesday morning to protest against Ozon's dismissal.
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That law had not only barred strikes but also penalized striking workers with dismissal.
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Following the earlier judicial dismissal, the MBA has filed an appeal to the ruling.
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His lawyers are seeking a dismissal of the Heslin case on the same grounds.
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If she persists with this lawsuit, we will seek dismissal at the earliest stage.
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Those who are found violating the "ethical" guidelines could face demotion or outright dismissal.
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Mr. Feinberg was told of his dismissal at a meeting on Thursday in Houston.
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Labor organizations also oppose a measure to cap compensation awards in unfair dismissal cases.
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" Mr. McCarthy says, "I don't see how Trump could have handled Comey's dismissal worse.
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Her decision was leaked, resulting in the dismissal of then-Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson.
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Mr. Pichai's memo was reported earlier by Recode, and Bloomberg confirmed Mr. Damore's dismissal.
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Mr. Duterte welcomed the dismissal of the complaint, according to his spokesman, Ernesto Abella.
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Its dismissal of its unloved coach, Ernesto Valverde, this week proved that rather neatly.
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That&aposs despite the fact Amazon workers face dismissal for criticizing the company publicly.
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The Boulevard business district is decidedly wholesome, populated by schoolchildren after the dismissal bell.
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Politico reported the dismissal came at Kelly's request, citing two unidentified White House officials.
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It's unclear exactly what if any political dispute, however, led to the chaplain's dismissal.
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Mr. Grigolo pre-empted the announcement of his dismissal with a post on Instagram.
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President Donald Trump underscored his climate dismissal by attending for a mere 250 minutes.
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Republican senators, including Johnson, even signed a letter urging Shokin's dismissal at the time.
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None of this has led to his dismissal from the White House, of course.
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Increasingly miserable, I finally just mumbled in the back row until the inevitable dismissal.
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Network executives are hoping that those viewers will not be alienated by his dismissal.
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In response to CNN, Cathay says they don't comment on individual cases of dismissal.
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Staff members often stay behind after dismissal to supervise students whose parents work late.
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A dismissal is a cover-up and deprives the American people of the truth.
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On Thursday, the academy declined to elaborate on the reasons for Ms. Dugan's dismissal.
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"Heartbreaking," one person wrote on The Journal's alumni Facebook page, about Mr. Solomon's dismissal.
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The Justice Department insisted the dismissal had nothing to do with the Russia investigation.
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Defendants, I should point out, maintain this case won't survive their eventual dismissal motion.
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A three-judge panel would review the dismissal within 14 days of the challenge.
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Analyst have said his dismissal is unlikely to impact the bank's monetary policy stance.
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Now that they are seventh in the table, most are calling for his dismissal.
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She told congressional investigators about calls she received pushing for Yovanovitch's dismissal as ambassador.
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Comey's firing sent shockwaves through Washington, with many questioning the timing of his dismissal.
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In a meeting alone with Sessions, Trump reportedly pushed for their dismissal, Vox reported.
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Last June, Comey provided dramatic testimony to Congress on the circumstances of his dismissal.
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McCabe's dismissal came just days before the career FBI official was scheduled to retire.
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"My dismissal has no legal or legitimate basis," Noor said on Afghan national television.
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Hundreds of miners traveled to Warsaw on Tuesday morning to protest against Ozon's dismissal.
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The investigation that would lead to her dismissal was started by her alleged assailant.
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The dismissal of Comey will be adding fuel to the grassroots fire already burning.
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Don Beyer and David Cicilline led 64 House Democrats in calling for Pruitt's dismissal.
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Painting's retreat from, or dismissal of, material appearances became one of its cardinal traits.
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When news of Comey's dismissal broke, Heller was like many Republicans — he stayed quiet for hours before releasing a statement that gave little insight into where he stood on the issue: "Director Comey's dismissal comes as a surprise," Heller said in a statement.
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A BuzzFeed News story led to the dismissal of murder charges against nine different men.
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An SEC spokeswoman declined to comment on the agency's reasons for agreeing to the dismissal.
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Some already started popping Champagne and celebrating what could be the 45th president's early dismissal.
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His dismissal came after authorities issued a warrant for him on the sexual misconduct charge.
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The latest lawsuit dismissal follows a request last month from state Attorney General Doug Peterson.
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Police say the violence appeared to be retaliation for Stewart&aposs pending dismissal at work.
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The parent went to the school to complain and was told of the teacher's dismissal.
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Comey's dismissal has instead sent Russia hurtling back to the center of the national conversation.
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Wednesday's decision upheld a July 2014 dismissal by U.S. District Judge Paul Crotty in Manhattan.
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Meanwhile, Daniels' attorney Michael Avenatti filed an appeal to the dismissal, according to USA Today.
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White House national security adviser Robert O'Brien is denying that the dismissal of Lt. Col.
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Circuit Judge John Owens dissented from Tuesday's decision, calling dismissal of the copyright claim premature.
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Hornacek's dismissal was an expected part of the new regime's efforts to retool the team.
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These have received 1,700 complaints; 120 punishments, from fines to dismissal, have been meted out.
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I didn't see it as a complete dismissal of the conventional course we've been on.
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Another measure is how many cases for unfair dismissal end up in the labour courts.
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In this case, Feinstein points to Trump's dismissal of Comey as a cause for alarm.
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His lawsuit was dismissed in 2013, and an appellate court upheld the dismissal in 2015.
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Match's request for dismissal does not address the harassment allegations, which it has previously denied.
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She filed an appeal against her dismissal but the Supreme Court rejected it on Tuesday.
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Trump later shared tweets calling for Vindman's dismissal over his participation in the impeachment inquiry.
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In October, the minister requested the dismissal of Prosecutor General Augustin Lazar on similar grounds.
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"The dismissal also did not pertain to sales practices at the company," the statement said.
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"He initially attempted to justify Director Comey's dismissal by referencing the Clinton investigation," she said.
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In my experience, my admission was all too often met with disbelief, denial, or dismissal.
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Uber's dismissal of diversity reports speaks to the same hubris that let rampant misogyny fester.
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Democrats say Comey's dismissal was aimed at hindering the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Russia investigation.
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The judge, Tatiana Akulshina, did not provide a reason for rejecting Wiswell's wrongful dismissal claim.
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The plaintiff can appeal a dismissal; she may not be able to appeal a stay.
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After the on-set blow-ups and Singer's dismissal, Fletcher stepped into finish the film.
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The first polls to ask about Comey's dismissal shows public opinion isn't great for Trump.
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"Sorry I'm a little horse right now," says Colbert, imitating Trump's croaky dismissal of Brooks.
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Last year, a court in Togo awarded Tanoh $11.6 million in a wrongful dismissal suit.
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His dismissal would require two-thirds of parliament's 290 members, but there is a precedent.
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Still with #MarshaBlackburn Huckabee's dismissal is particularly glib in its characterization of Swift's fan base.
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That's not what is supposed to happen at the dismissal stage of litigation, they said.
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Mediene had been intelligence chief for 25 years until his dismissal by Bouteflika in 2015.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein even recommended Comey's dismissal in a memo to the President.
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Trump fired Comey Tuesday, prompting a storm of speculation over the timing of the dismissal.
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The court will also consider a lesser-known, rarer basis for dismissal: pre-accusation delay.
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"At dismissal, unfortunately, you've got to open the gates to let everyone out," Graziose said.
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He said his office is reviewing 207 criminal cases Lai helped investigate for possible dismissal.
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The spread narrowed partially after Siri's dismissal and the parties' pledges to plough on together.
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It is rare to see such a large-scale dismissal even in a presidential transition.
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It is rare to see such a large scale dismissal even in a presidential transition.
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ET — This story was updated to reflect the dismissal of Timothy Slater's complaint against Gay.
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The White House staff faces a credibility crisis following their shifting explanations for Comey's dismissal.
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But when it came time to explain Comey's dismissal, there was Sessions -- front and center.
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The dismissal of the CDCP case was not the first court victory for the Marcoses.
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President Trump's decision to fire Comey is the second such dismissal to rock the administration.
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She was suspended from teaching, and procedures which could lead to her dismissal were initiated.
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Under pressure, the French presidency said on Friday it had decided to begin dismissal procedures.
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The administration said the FBI's Russia probe was not a factor in the Comey dismissal.
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The dismissal erases the entire criminal case ... it's as if Indio was never even arrested.
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His dismissal hopefully heralds a fresh slate for the FBI and the Department of Justice.
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Shortly before his dismissal Mr Shokin in turn had fired his popular, pro-reform deputy.
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After this week's legal dismissal, that episode—and the clarity it could provide—must wait.
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Now, the surprise dismissal of a key regional rival may well have bolstered that image.
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But on the other hand, Garcetti would permit the offending student's dismissal from the university.
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On June 9, the Ninth Circuit affirmed a lower court's dismissal of the employees' case.
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The US dismissal of Iranian aggression against Iraqi Kurds also carries troubling implications in Syria.
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Weinstein's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, said he would seek dismissal of the remaining charges as well.
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A White House lawyer handling Trump's response to Mueller's investigation has denied the dismissal buzz.
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Democrats have argued that Sessions's participation in the dismissal was a violation of that recusal.
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Both companies stipulated to the lawsuit's dismissal in a filing with that court on Wednesday.
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While calls for Lloyd's dismissal among Democrats have intensified, Azar said that would not happen.
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John Conyers, settled a wrongful dismissal complaint in 2015 after allegedly sexually harassing a staffer.
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It's doubtful whether the more subdued performance will be enough to save Acosta from dismissal.
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The political firestorm was ignited by Mugabe's dismissal of his powerful vice president, Emmerson Mnangagwa.
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Park's dismissal has exposed fault lines in a society long divided by Cold War politics.
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Any suggestion that her dismissal was anything other than performance based is simply not true.
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With a casual dismissal, he mentioned that many of those can be opened in minutes.
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And Mr. Trump's dismissal of his actions as "locker room talk" only underscored the point.
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When asked about Amber's dismissal from the hospital, Mayo spokeswoman Plumbo sent CNN a statement.
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Justice and Bunge, as co-leads, signed plaintiffs' opposition to the dismissal motion in January.
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Representing himself, he appealed the decision, but an appellate court affirmed the dismissal in 2015.
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" Michael Roth, Germany's deputy foreign minister, tweeted: "The dismissal of Rex Tillerson does not help.
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He also took part in Mr. Trump's dismissal of the F.B.I. director James B. Comey.
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Political opponents criticized the manner of the mayor's dismissal, but did not shed many tears.
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I can't express how angry I feel at his casual dismissal, not in any way.
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In 2016, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit affirmed the dismissal.
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Meanwhile, this week has also seen a dismissal directly as a result of the inquiry.
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"The dismissal of Rex #Tillerson does not make anything better," Roth said in a tweet.
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The organization announced the sudden dismissal of its former president, Cornell William Brooks, in May.
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Secretary General Kofi Annan chastised him, but said there was insufficient evidence for his dismissal.
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For years, the gulf between popular adulation and critical dismissal of "The Dinner Party" persisted.
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By the time of Mr. Mnangagwa's dismissal, the enmity between the vice president and Mrs.
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The Trump administration shares its views on environmental regulation and its dismissal of climate science.
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Trump has overseen the dismissal of two key witnesses from the impeachment trial, Lt. Col.
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Biden had pushed for Shokin's dismissal, arguing he was not pursuing corruption cases aggressively enough.
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Background reading: • More on the outrage among Trump supporters over criticism of Mr. Comey's dismissal.
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A spokesperson for the office of the special counsel had no comment on the dismissal.
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The recent dismissal of Shulkin and nomination of Jackson is no exception to this rule.
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Remember: Just three years ago, this program was in complete disarray following Art Briles' dismissal.
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But its dismissal motions also cast considerable doubt on the motives of Health Choice Group.
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The other contestants were reportedly not informed of the exact nature of Spilo's abrupt dismissal.
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When all the world's a troll, the best weapon is a polite, honest, bloodless dismissal.
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Some lamented the Israeli government's dismissal of exploring a long term cease-fire with Hamas.
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Spitzer said his office will go to court to seek a dismissal of the charges.
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His dismissal of a despised congress may lift his approval rating from just under 50%.
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" On Monday, Carlson highlighted Trump's previous dismissal of the intelligence community as the "deep state.
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That investigation includes probing whether Trump's dismissal of Comey was an effort to obstruct justice.
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Mr. Bolton's surprise offer was initially met with silence or dismissal from most Senate Republicans.
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The rules will also place a cap on damages payable to staff for unfair dismissal.
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The U.K. Supreme Court found Tuesday that the prime minister's dismissal of Parliament was unlawful.
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The Republican leaders in both the House and the Senate supported Mr. Comey's shameful dismissal.
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Mr. Schiller hand-delivered the dismissal papers to F.B.I. headquarters, not to Mr. Comey personally.
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Trump administration officials have provided multiple, conflicting accounts of the reasoning behind Mr. Comey's dismissal.
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Clinton's senior policy adviser, said he was still assessing the implications of Mr. Comey's dismissal.
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The reality, though, is that Fizdale had been on the brink of dismissal since Nov.
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The Pope's move, dismissal from the clerical state, is the strongest sanction he can give.
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While calls for Lloyd's dismissal among Democrats have intensified, Azar said that would not happen.
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" In the request for dismissal, Anglin calls the lawsuit "an affront to the First Amendment.
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The dismissal freed him to spend more time with Ali and build his freelance clientele.
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They lay bare the oppression and dismissal of marginalized people, even in supposed safe spaces.
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That smear campaign ultimately led to her unceremonious dismissal months before her time was up.
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Until his dismissal, General Kim had been Mr. Kim's chief henchman in purging potential enemies.
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Schiller will also likely face questions about the dismissal of former FBI Director James Comey.
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The U.S. dollar inched higher against major currencies after slipping following the dismissal of Tillerson.
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The states and industry groups that oppose the original rule sought reconsideration of the dismissal.
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Menendez said Congress must have more oversight on the dismissal of senior diplomats and deputies.
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He was briefly the F.B.I.'s acting director, after the dismissal of James B. Comey.
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Manziel and prosecutors came to a dismissal agreement, and he was required to seek counseling.
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Tillerson's dismissal comes a week after Gary Cohn resigned as the National Economic Council's director.
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"His dismissal, I believe, is a loss for the Bureau and the nation," Burr said.
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Lockette said he had begun complaining about his treatment roughly two years before his dismissal.
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Versace denied the allegations, and has already filed a request for dismissal of the suit.
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"Courts have ruled that active participation in hate groups is grounds for dismissal," said Levin.
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If all the employees swear like sailors, then a dismissal over cursing may not be defensible.
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The actress, 30, filed a request for dismissal of the divorce paperwork, according to The Blast.
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She is seeking 5 million pounds ($7.31 million) in damages for her "humiliating" and unfair dismissal.
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A teacher at a Lutheran school failed in her unfair dismissal claim, related to sick leave.
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"The plaintiffs' appeal from their voluntary dismissal did not satisfy this jurisdictional requirement," the concurrence said.
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A federal appeals court has revived the lawsuit, overturning a dismissal by a lower court judge.
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Ms Carneiro subsequently left the club and has since launched a constructive dismissal claim against Chelsea.
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Johnson confirms he sought to prevent Sondland dismissal MORE (R) in his race against then-Sen.
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To date, there has been no BP or government announcement about the dismissal or the payment.
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" De Mol said he was pushing for "a full debate on the reasons of Ghosn's dismissal.
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Following Williamson's dismissal, Downing Street announced Penny Mordaunt, the UK's international development secretary, as his replacement.
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" Just days later, the palace announced the dismissal of six palace officials for "severe disciplinary misconduct.
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Revelations in Comey's new book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership," complicate any easy dismissal.
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Comey has repeatedly clashed with Trump since his high-profile dismissal from the FBI in 2017.
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Caputo stepped down after tweeting "Ding dong the witch is dead, " in reference to Lewandowski's dismissal.
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The FBI's criminal probe has continued after Comey's dismissal and is now being overseen by Mueller.
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The dismissal has no effect on their investigation into people who may have conspired with Epstein.
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John Conyers settled a wrongful dismissal claim alleging sexual harassment using funds from his office budget.
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In response to Meyer's dismissal, woods "paused" the work until a "restorative process" can take place.
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Goodson was acquitted last year of murder, but faces discipline in the department, including possible dismissal.
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After Jose left, Carneiro sued Chelsea over her dismissal, and the team later settled and apologized.
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The dismissal was filed with prejudice, which means the case cannot be brought back to court.
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Citing two unnamed Trump staffers, the Times reports that tweets were the cause of his dismissal.
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Individuals still face charges, as Monday&aposs dismissal only refers to Barclays as a corporate entity.
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"But this proceeding is not about the circumstances of, or even correctness of, Mr. Charney's dismissal."
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Walters' lawyers are meanwhile expected to seek the case's dismissal as a result of the leaks.
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The New York Times then reported that NBC received an additional two complaints following his dismissal.
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The recordings were leaked by newspapers in recent weeks and caused Jucá's dismissal as Planning Minister.
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Brown's eventual dismissal of Luke P. became the most satisfying moment of the ostensibly "romantic" program.
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"After the whole dismissal thing, he let me decide what I wanted to do," Hart said.
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He is not entitled to a dismissal now that the law has caught up to him.
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This is not believed to be an intentional dismissal of the US assessment on his part.
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President Trump cited a memo authored by Rosenstein to justify Comey&aposs dismissal in May 2017.
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Their announced resignation followed calls from Justice Minister Lucia Zitnanska and opposition leaders for their dismissal.
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White House officials confirmed the meeting only after news of Comey's dismissal emerged on Tuesday evening.
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The appeals court also said Stanton had not addressed some of the defendants' arguments for dismissal.
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The dismissal came after a motion by Merritt's attorneys that cast doubt on the ballistics evidence.
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At the White House, the news of Scaramucci's dismissal was met with a now-practiced response.
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She told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that Comey's dismissal had nothing to do with the Russia probe.
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On what grounds and pursuant to what procedures should teachers be subject to discipline or dismissal?
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Or they worry that such a high-profile dismissal could raise concerns among investors and employees.
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His dismissal is a matter best left to the board, on behalf of shareholders, not Congress.
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Gvaramia said his dismissal would be illegal as his contract guaranteed independence from the broadcaster's owners.
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The Department of Justice cited Comey's handling of the Clinton email investigation in recommending his dismissal.
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But distractions were rampant, none as large as Trump's abrupt dismissal of Comey as FBI director.
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Trump has repeatedly blasted leaks from the intelligence community, more recently with regards to Flynn's dismissal.
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Herzer's attorneys will appeal the dismissal of her lawsuit, lawyer Pierce O'Donnell told reporters on Monday.
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The email mentions two doctors, a man and a woman, whom he blames for his dismissal.
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Spokespeople for Trudeau and Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland declined to comment when asked about the dismissal.
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"A termination of the coalition agreement would be needed for a valid dismissal," the statement said.
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Court docs, obtained by TMZ and filed by both sides, request a dismissal of the case.
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At Bowdoin College, students who join fraternities or similar selective membership social organizations face permanent dismissal.
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For one thing, it would cap awards for unfair dismissal, which are made by labour tribunals.
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Politicians become more brazen and crass in their dismissal of facts that don't suit their worldview.
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He did indeed work in a uranium mine after his dismissal from the army in 1968.
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Jay filed a request for dismissal Monday in L.A. -- just 6 days after the divorce petition.
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The sudden dismissal of all charges against "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett unleashed a torrent of outrage.
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Judge Forrest herself perhaps best summed up the linkage in her dismissal of the first case.
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" "The Karolyis first learned of the exact nature of Nassar's conduct leading to his dismissal -- e.g.
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There is less space for public squirming -- it's either a swift dismissal or acceptance of resignation.
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Friday's decision overturned a May 2017 dismissal of that lawsuit by the Milwaukee County Circuit Court.
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Wilkie, a former undersecretary at the Pentagon, was appointed following the dismissal of Secretary David Shulkin.
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At dismissal on Friday afternoon, parents seemed confident that the school was handling the situation properly.
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Chinese social media has erupted in anger over the dismissal of a Chinese engineer from Facebook.
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BREAKING: Officials: White House fires top Tillerson aide who contradicted account of secretary of state's dismissal.
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His dismissal of FBI Director James Comey ignited the political firestorm that led to Mueller's appointment.
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Others responded with dismissal, arguing that there is "zero appetite" among voters for a Schultz presidency.
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Google, a unit of Alphabet, won the dismissal of a similar lawsuit in Chicago last December.
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He reportedly found out when televisions in the room began broadcasting the news of his dismissal.
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After Obeidi's dismissal, the military retook the northern district of Shirqat, a stepping stone to Mosul.
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I was starting to wonder if I had been hasty in my personal dismissal of staging.
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Republicans spent the more than five hours of the hearing making the case for Cordray's dismissal.
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Under Tunisia's constitution, the appointment or dismissal of government ministers must be approved by the president.
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The lawsuit's dismissal does not mean that Popova's fight to protect privacy in Russia is over.
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There was no one lined up for the job at the time of Mr. Lewandowski's dismissal.
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Even with an acquittal, an officer could still face discipline by the department, including possible dismissal.
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Even with an acquittal, an officer could still be disciplined by the department, including possibly dismissal.
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She stepped out smiling, the public's first glimpse of her since her dismissal, and greeted supporters.
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While the Journal reported Racioppi's dismissal happened late in 2018, Cheddar reported it occurred days ago.
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" To bolster his dismissal of the allegations, Trump said, "I'm also very much of a germaphobe.
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News of the dismissal emerged on Tuesday after an article by Mr. King was published online.
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Daniels's lawyer, Michael Avenatti, told both outlets that he is not concerned about the dismissal request.
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Friday, Motherboard published internal emails between Interior Department (DOI) staff, in which they discussed Fagre's dismissal.
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" The petition also pointed to Ms. Rhimes's dismissal of Mr. Washington: "Why the one-way street?
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Finally, in late 2004, Mr. Levy lost his appeal of the dismissal of the ITT case.
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"In no such instance, is a single incident or factor cause for dismissal," the statement read.
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Since all of them do have a stake, none are interested in outright derision or dismissal.
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Mr. Zelensky asked Parliament to vote on the cabinet's dismissal in a special session Wednesday evening.
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He has threatened to fight his dismissal in court, and could not be reached for comment.
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The reason is that the vast majority of arrests result in a plea deal or dismissal.
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If victims speak out, he said, they risk dismissal and the loss of their military housing.
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No wonder the students who campaigned for his dismissal on that basis celebrated the administration's action.
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"The dismissal of Mr. Fajt is met with great indignation by his colleagues worldwide," it added.
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Bill Haslam lauded the dismissal of the case by Judge Waverly Crenshaw of Federal District Court.
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The result of all this is quite possibly destroyed careers, if not dismissal from the FBI.
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The government put out a short statement about Ms. dos Santos's dismissal but gave no explanation.
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Guha is at pains to refute Arundhati Roy's dismissal of Gandhi as a reactionary on caste.
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To say "I turned out fine" is an arrogant dismissal of an alternative evidence-based view.
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The dismissal of a young or young-appearing woman with political commitment is to infantilize her.
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The big picture: Tuesday's dismissal means the DNC can't bring another action on this same claim.
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The merger would likely result in the dismissal of the museum's director, the historian Pawel Machcewicz.
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COLLINS: And was the president under investigation at the time of your dismissal on May 13th?
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The dismissal of the perjury charge was tied to an agreement prosecutors had with Mr. Encinia.
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It was Dr. Murthy's stance against gun violence that appeared to have led to his dismissal.
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A formal request for dismissal is still forthcoming, Mr. Cohen and the district attorney's office said.
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Failure to protect such information can lead to court sanctions or even dismissal of a case.
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He learned of his dismissal from a TV screen, while delivering a speech to bureau employees.
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But these arguments are not new, leading many to question what exactly prompted Mr. Comey's dismissal.
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Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) called Hoggan's dismissal "absolutely appropriate" but wouldn't say whether Neffenger should resign.
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He said that while Trump did necessarily justify the dismissal, things could have been handled better.
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"As a result... the presidency has decided to start Alexandre Benalla's dismissal procedure," the official added.
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With that help, they were able to raise awareness about Joe's dismissal locally and then nationally.
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The rest are awaiting trial, and some have sought the dismissal of the charges against them.
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"We are better than what we've shown," Padres general manager A.J. Preller said about Green's dismissal.
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In an interview on Thursday, Mr. Coburn stood by his dismissal of the research in 2014.
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Finally, the defense may call for dismissal by claiming that the House's impeachment process was defective.
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The appeals court reversed a lower court judge's dismissal of investors' antitrust claims against the banks.
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Witnesses said the explosion had occurred just as the main gate was sliding open for dismissal.
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But he seemed exasperated by this, too, making a little motion of dismissal with his hands.
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One of the consequences of European conquest has been the dismissal of indigenous botany and agriculture.
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Then, the dismissal of James Comey, the F.B.I. director, cast a shadow over the bureau's inquiry.
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The outcry led to Manning's being reinstalled as the starter and quickly led to McAdoo's dismissal.
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Mr. Sessions's involvement in Mr. Comey's dismissal is intolerable to Mr. Nichols and grounds for removal.
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Democrats said the timing of his dismissal suggested the president was trying to derail the investigation.
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He led Cuba's nuclear program until a falling-out with his father led to his dismissal.
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The administration originally blamed Comey's handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails for his dismissal.
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The dismissal was a surprise because Bharara was asked by Trump in November to stay on.
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If Trump does try to fire Mueller, Congress is likely the last bastion against his dismissal.
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Comey said Trump lied about the circumstances of his dismissal and the state of the bureau.
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Rio Tinto – Rio Tinto called for the dismissal of an SEC case against the mining giant.
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The Swiss investigator said the manner of their dismissal meant there would be no transition period.
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Trump suggested that her dismissal was in large part related to her standing with the staff.
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These two figures used the dismissal of their early work to propel their memorable narratives forward.
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But on Thursday, they were united in outrage over the dismissal of Jussie Smollett's criminal charges.
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He would not elaborate on how he learned about his dismissal or the reasoning behind it.
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His dismissal received backing from Peter DeFazio, chair of the U.S. House of Representatives' transportation committee.
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The Pentagon declined to comment on the dismissal and no reason has been given for it.
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His dismissal received backing from Peter DeFazio, chair of the U.S. House of Representatives' transportation committee.
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His dismissal was shortly followed by the resignation of his special advisor on regulation, Carl Icahn.
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" The Knicks released a statement on the dismissal ... saying, "We thank the court for its ruling.
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But for Nunberg — as for the others — mere suspicions were enough to argue for his dismissal.
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Any similar incidents in the future, the company also said, would result in Mr. Mezger's dismissal.
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McFadden's dismissal has been met with very strong criticism from some people in the Labour party.
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The Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith called publicly for Mr. Lester's dismissal from the station.
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But, we've learned prosecutors have decided to drop the case issuing a "letter of release" dismissal.
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Indeed, prior to Michael Flynn's dismissal, he suggested that the United States would lift Russian sanctions.
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If found guilty of their actions in the Tenderloin, the officers in question could face dismissal.
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"The final judgment entered in this case was a dismissal with prejudice, and the district court's findings of fact and conclusions of law played no role in that dismissal," Judge Jay Bybee wrote in a 15-page opinion joined by Judges Randy Smith and Daniel Collins.
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That law led people being prosecuted by the federal government to seek the dismissal of their charges.
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Dismissal letters provided to Mr. Egan and Dr. Naberhaus accused the educators of disloyalty to the university.
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A federal appeals court panel upheld the dismissal of her lawsuit last year; this ruling reversed that.
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The investigation could have led to sanctions or dismissal but it had no bearing on the sentence.
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Trump's attempted dismissal of Mueller came just one month after he abruptly fired Comey, in early May.
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Romania&aposs top court ordered her dismissal over accusations of incompetence — allegations critics say were politically motivated.
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That year, she influenced the dismissal of another competitor to the throne, former Vice President Joice Mujuru.
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Zuo's dismissal comes after university professor Deng Xiangchao was forced to retire over similar criticisms of Mao.
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"Countries are sensitive ... democratic countries have concerns," Reuters quoted Wickremesinghe as saying with regard to his dismissal.
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His dismissal ultimately led Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to appoint Mueller to continue the Russia investigation.
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Last week, The Blast reported that the actress filed a request for dismissal of the divorce paperwork.
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Other than their outright dismissal of Trump's foreign policy approach, they've broadly agreed on our main priorities.
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It was the first game for the struggling Flyers since the dismissal of head coach Dave Hakstol.
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At the time, she said she was concerned that the lawsuit would result in her eventual dismissal.
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Conversely, for the far right, the left's dismissal of their conspiracy theories suggests that they're onto something.
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They attended the hearing at the Amsterdam District Court, which was linked to Ghosn's unlawful dismissal lawsuit.
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The Probation Files do not include all officers who received dismissal probation during the years in question.
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" The company added that "judging by the false statements in the complaint" it expected "an expedient dismissal.
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"Dismissal" is tricky to define, since company leadership may obscure the real reason a CEO is leaving.
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They are alleging unfair dismissal and discrimination on the grounds of length of service, age, and sex.
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The dismissal of Pellegrini reflects the increasing pressure for success among the superteams in Europe's top leagues.
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The book delves into the racial and gender stereotypes that fuel the persistent dismissal of women's anger.
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Encompass's lawyers at Robb Leonard Mulvihill appealed both the jurisdictional and dismissal rulings to the 303rd Circuit.
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The petition from Cosby's attorneys seeks another preliminary hearing scheduled or, conversely, a dismissal of the charges.
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It's important, Monaghan said, that Judge Hall converted Purdue's dismissal motion into a motion for summary judgment.
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Troiani said the dismissal of the lawsuit was a win for Constand and her mother, Gianna Constand.
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His tone contrasted with the dismissal of bitcoin as a major financial market by some senior bankers.
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Already, Warren has called for immediate dismissal of the Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Mary Jo White.
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After Trump lost the 2006 dismissal motion, however, he replaced Kasowitz with his appellate counsel, Jay Goldberg.
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The specific reason for Fagre's dismissal from the visit—and whether it was politically motivated—remains unclear.
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He had to exercise them, he says, because they would expire after his dismissal from the company.
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A three-judge panel unanimously rejected the Department of Justice's dismissal request, calling it "premature," Reuters reports.
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The case, in which the workers appealed the dismissal of their lawsuit, has yet to be decided.
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The dismissal prompted the server's friend, Lucia Stetson, to share his original post and drum up support.
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U.S Magistrate Judge J. Standish provided a written dismissal to the copyright suit, even quoting Swift's lyrics.
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"That wasn't what I was expecting by any means," she said a week after receiving the dismissal.
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One such penalty, according to Beasley: Assigning mental health diagnoses for an accuser's dismissal from the Academy.
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Until his dismissal, Comey had been leading an investigation into the Trump campaign's possible collusion with Russia.
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On Saturday, President Donald Trump reaches his 2100-day mark with a mix of anxiety and dismissal.
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The tragedy came more than four years after Barahona's dismissal, after her relationship with Infante was discovered.
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Before, a plaintiff had to show that race or gender bias was a contributing factor to dismissal.
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If you assumed some legal acrobatics were involved in such a legendary DUI dismissal, you are correct.
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Uber is appealing a state's judge dismissal of a separate lawsuit the company filed challenging Seattle's law.
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It will declare a final election result, or a dismissal, within three days of the court ruling.
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While Embree fears her dismissal may have a chilling effect, she also believes it will empower others.
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Comey's dismissal has come as a shock to the political world after Trump's sudden firing occurred Tuesday.
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Comey's handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails was central to the dismissal, the administration said.
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Some Republicans said Comey's firing will be a fresh start, while others called Trump's dismissal bad timing.
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In his brief opposing dismissal, Borzilleri said DOJ didn't give him enough notice of its consolidation suggestion.
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Trump in the past had praised the very actions the Justice Department cited to justify Comey's dismissal.
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The court summarized defendant Timothy Anderson's situation: Anderson filed a pretrial motion seeking dismissal of the indictment.
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The unequivocal dismissal of Mr. Were indicates that the board has done its job in good faith.
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Swedbank's announcement of Bonnesen's dismissal came just an hour before the bank holds its annual general meeting.
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When asked if sexism played a part in her dismissal from Today, she nods vigorously in agreement.
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Take Two has moved to dismiss the case, and they've asserted two arguments as grounds for dismissal.
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The university administration disputes allegations of unfair dismissal, but many find the exit of respected professors perplexing.
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This utopian belief in technology's importance ran through both Prince's embrace and his dismissal of its tools.
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Democrats don't take for granted that Sessions will have Congress's back, especially since he recommended Comey's dismissal.
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He was recently escorted from the FBI in what was believed to be a precursor to dismissal.
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No. We were about to go to trial and we got a summary dismissal from the judge.
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The removal of Mr Dauman from the trust raises the prospect of his dismissal from the firm.
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Defendants, in turn, won't be able to dispose of the class actions via early-state dismissal motions.
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Gabrielle Vidal, a lawyer for Mr. Redstone, asked that the judge reconsider their request for a dismissal.
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After working its way through the courts and mediation, that dispute ended in confidential settlements and dismissal.
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The next significant contact with the President was the letter of dismissal Comey received on May 9th.
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The President's blunt words underscored his strong displeasure toward Price that could ultimately lead to his dismissal.
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An additional hearing that may lead to the dismissal of the case is set for next week.
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But, in this case, Bergdahl's claims are a last ditch attempt at dismissal — a Bergdahl Hail Mary.
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The investigation into Burisma was also largely dormant at the time Biden started calling for Shokin's dismissal.
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People violating such protocols lost access and faced possible loss of all clearances, dismissal and legal sanctions.
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" Kacsmaryk has promoted disregard and dismissal of transgender people generally, calling them and their experiences a "delusion.
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Whaley, 19683, had been working for tech firm Impellia since his dismissal from Buffalo in April 2017.
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But she said in January that anti-Semitism played a part in her dismissal from the show.
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If they protest unsafe conditions, wage theft or other mistreatment, they risk dismissal, deportation and financial ruin.
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In announcing Bolton's dismissal, Trump cited a slew of disagreements between them and others in the administration.
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According to the filing, Qatar plans on seeking a dismissal of the case by proving its immunity.
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We will appeal the dismissal of the defamation cause of action and are confident in a reversal.
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We cannot meaningfully address the challenges facing our ocean until we address the dismissal of climate science.
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The dismissal statement said both sides of the case had corrected their misunderstandings, and apologies were exchanged.
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When contacted by CNN, the Manhattan District Attorney's Office declined to comment on Friday's motion for dismissal.
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Google, a unit of Alphabet Inc, won the dismissal of a similar lawsuit in Chicago last December.
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He soon left his base without permission and was facing punishment and dismissal from the Air Force.
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Mr. Bratton is the ultimate arbiter in such cases, in which the most severe penalty is dismissal.
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There were calls for the dismissal of Coach Jurgen Klinsmann, questions about selection policy and general trepidation.
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Colin Fieman, Michaud's lawyer, said he would seek the indictment's dismissal due to prosecutors electing against disclosure.
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Additionally, Banks apologized for what some saw as her dismissal of Shari Belafonte's attempt to correct her.
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Critics have suggested that the dismissal was an effort by the president to bury the Russia investigation.
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This is happening after more than a century that was largely defined by governmental and cultural dismissal.
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Mr. Gatdet Dak had expressed support for Mr. Ban's dismissal of the Kenyan commanding officer, Lt. Gen.
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Trump abruptly fired Comey last week, with lawmakers from both parties questioning the timing of the dismissal.
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Rosenstein's decision came after lawmakers called for an independent counsel to oversee the investigation following Comey's dismissal.
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Charges were dropped in the first case and the rapper took a dismissal deal in the second.
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But Comey's dismissal also raises serious concerns about Trump's willingness to respect the FBI's independence and integrity.
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The officers, who claim Kisha had a gun in her lap, are now suing over their dismissal.
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If a criminal prosecution ends in a dismissal of the charges, for instance, the case gets sealed.
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In July, the former IT manager won the court case regarding their "unfair dismissal," according to Eurogamer.
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Polster also rejected separate dismissal requests by the generic drugmakers Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd and Allergan Plc.
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After firing Mr. Comey, the president said privately that the dismissal had relieved "great pressure" on him.
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To this day, Mr. Christie said he is unsure of what the president knew about his dismissal.
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On Wednesday, the judge will rule on a motion by defense lawyers for dismissal of the case.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday mostly upheld the dismissal of a patent infringement case against Amazon.
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Although he was disappointed, he accepts responsibly for his dismissal and wants to pursue another career avenue.
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It would allow them to appeal their dismissal to a panel of judges and possibly be reinstated.
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"The case is resolved to Ms. Goins's satisfaction, and we filed our dismissal today," Mr. Kuvin said.
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"With the dismissal of the lawsuit, no further action will be taken on the file," he said.
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Some defended Mr. McCabe as a "good man and public servant," while others called his dismissal justified.
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Clinton's ill-fated dismissal of some Trump supporters as a "basket of deplorables" in the 2016 election.
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Still, when companies step in it badly, there are often at least calls for their leaders' dismissal.
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In any other TV recap, slipping a Shakespeare reference into the lead would be grounds for dismissal.
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The group accused Mr. Dodik of threatening public employees with dismissal if they voted for a rival.
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" After Mr. Comey's dismissal, James Fallows wrote in The Atlantic that "this scandal looks worse than Watergate.
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In that regard, the inspector general would seem to underscore the stated reason for Mr. Comey's dismissal.
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Patrick Chappatte James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, offered a back story to his abrupt dismissal.
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Since I'm babysitting tonight on the same side of town, I try to kill time after dismissal.
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DC cannot handle any snow or even freezing rain, but this kind of early dismissal is unusual.
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But as things now stand, any trial would likely be swift, ending in dismissal of the accusations.
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Children's Books The dismissal bell rings at Latimer Middle School and sixth graders spring from their classrooms.
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But as things now stand, any trial would probably be swift, ending in dismissal of the accusations.
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Planned Parenthood staffers vehemently pushed back on Wen's account, arguing her dismissal stemmed from poor leadership skills.
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The error was also repeated on Wednesday in an article about the historical context of the dismissal.
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The Times follows the story to what now looks like the inevitable dismissal of the F.B.I. director.
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After his dismissal, Mr. Ailes was named in multiple suits by current and former Fox News employees.
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The White House had initially said the Russia investigation had nothing to do with Mr. Comey's dismissal.
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But that dismissal measure failed, 44-56, and the trial continued for another two-and-half weeks.
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Her dismissal from the Met was arguably justified by well-reported instances of disruptive and petulant behavior.
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The dismissal puts McCabe's pension at risk, which he would have been eligible to receive on Sunday.
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Riggins, in a response to Stanford, stood by her comment to The Times and criticized her dismissal.
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To be sure, this dismissal had little in common with the disaffection of nonvoters or partisan disdain.
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Webb said he was continuing his investigation, however, of whether authorities acted improperly in last year's dismissal.
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