Unless the court acts quickly, and does the right thing.
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His record shows that he rarely does the right thing.
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Hopefully, it does the right thing and follows its own criteria.
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If he does the right thing, there must be an angle.
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I hope he sees what's happening and does the right thing.
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Jude does the right thing and tucks Carter into bed before leaving.
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" Some are still holding out hope: "Beyoncé always does the right thing.
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Their government usually does the right thing — sometimes after exhausting the alternatives.
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"I hope Delta does the right thing," Cartwright added, in her original tweet.
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"I hope Congress does the right thing and passes the bill," Eberhard said.
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Someone who, whatever the consequences, does the right thing for the greater good.
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We should always be proud of a government that does the right thing.
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Killing is easy, and Superman always does the right thing over the easy thing.
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Verdict: Here's hoping Universal does the right thing and pays Hef a hefty fee.
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Rick can help shape that world if he does the right thing, Carl hopes.
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What if Ned Stark does the right thing and is executed for his troubles?
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What you see publicly and what you see privately, she always does the right thing.
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"I will say universally we are a company that does the right thing," she said.
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Big U.S. growth if he does the right thing, BIG CUT - but don't count on him!
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Twitter does the right thing and lifts shadow ban on conservatives after Congressman threatens FEC complaint.
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She's inclined to leave Sanders alone with a pistol and hope he does the right thing.
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"We're hoping he does the right thing by our people at Standing Rock," Mr. Archambault said.
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Let's hope the president does the right thing and solves the problem, which he can do.
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And so who cares who does the right thing, as long as the right thing is achieved?
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"John McCain is a hero and has courage and does the right thing," Mr. Schumer told reporters.
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Virginia's would be the first — if the General Assembly does the right thing and passes House Bill 1547.
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It might not be long before the news outlet does the right thing and retracts the tweet as well.
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"I hope Chairman Bittel does the right thing and steps down as chairman," added Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine.
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The size cap does the right thing with respect to Bank B, by shrinking it to a socially optimal size.
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Green does the right thing on the court, even if it is daunting and even if the effort goes unrewarded.
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It's just that in the end, by trial-and-error, he keeps getting up and ultimately does the right thing.
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Only 18 percent of Americans say the federal government does the right thing most or nearly all of the time.
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Southern Baptist Convention does the right thing The Southern Baptist Convention finally did the right thing after doing the wrong thing.
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If the NFL does the right thing and starts putting heavy fines on players that disrespect America, feel free to tune back in.
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READ: John McCain's Senate floor speech "John McCain is a hero and has courage and does the right thing," Schumer said afterwards. Sen.
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We hope Mr. Trump proves him wrong and stays in the Paris Climate Agreement — that he does the right thing from the beginning.
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It's the loss of faith in a government that does the right thing, and economic punishment for companies that play by the rules.
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"And if she does the right thing, I am absolutely confident that the vast majority of my voters will vote for her," Sanders said.
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He's quietly turned into a brave man who may literally gag over his duty, but still toughs it out and does the right thing.
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If Samsung does the right thing, the new Galaxy S27 devices will have the most robust and durable batteries we've ever seen in a smartphone.
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But that cost us a half to one full point of growth, but we can get that back if the Fed does the right thing.
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It's been almost 30 years since Anita Hill's testimony and we want to ensure that the Senate Judiciary Committee does the right thing this time.
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When all is said and done, Mannix does the right thing in every circumstance, orchestrating what in Hollywood terms was always considered a happy ending.
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It will take a popular initiative to support him when he does the right thing and chide him when he gives in to the Eurosceptics.
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But if the raw material is so powerful and interesting, why did the writers need to add a white guy who "does the right thing"?
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Uber's chief executive said Tuesday the scandals that have plagued the company will ultimately help to ensure it does the "right thing" in the future.
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But I also think that, in this case, to your point about the deeds, you know, he does the right thing and says the wrong thing.
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Other takes: WSJ's Joanna Stern: Apple's software does the right thing but the company should be more transparent — and make it easier to replace the battery.
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"It was a significant move on his part," Calhoun said, adding Muilenburg "always does the right thing." transcript From The New York Times, I'm Michael Barbaro.
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JOE ELLIOTT, ASHEVILLE, N.C. To the Editor: I am no fan of President Trump, but I believe he should be commended when he does the right thing.
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NBCanalyst does the right thing after controversy After a series of remarks about Simone Biles' adoptive parents Sunday, NBC analyst Al Trautwig issued an apology Monday afternoon.
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"I think if he does what he should do, does the right thing and steps aside, I don't think it will hurt the Republican Party," said Sen.
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"I trust Mr Palmer now does the right thing by his workers and ensures their employment is as protected as it can be in the circumstances," he said.
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Even if the court does the right thing and rules that Mr. Williams's constitutional rights were violated, that will not fix the much broader problem of elected judges.
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They believe that when America stands up and does the right thing, even if it's more difficult in the short term, we grow stronger, safer, and more noble.
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The second answer is that people act morally out of self-interest, because it is good — and ultimately profitable — to be known as someone who does the right thing.
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"I think if he does what he should do, does the right thing and steps aside, I don't think it will hurt the Republican Party," said South Dakota Sen.
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Deaton said he would not pursue legal action if Claire's does the "right thing" by "admitting its products are contaminated," recalling them and ending its relationship with those vendors.
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And, he has also made clear that he doesn't accept the idea of the president as a moral leader, someone who does the right thing rather than the political thing.
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Mobvoi does the right thing by presenting a gazillion data disclosures before you use them, but the effect was to make me wonder why I'd trust that company with my data.
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It's a spare, heart-broken breakup ballad, one sitting somewhere on a spectrum between Thom Yorke and Tame Impala, and it does the right thing in making Zayn's voice its core.
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Republicans who are working to reelect President Trump and retain the Senate majority hope he has a moment of clarity, does the right thing and walks away from this poor decision.
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He helps Clay (Dylan Minnette) deal with the death by suicide of his crush Hannah (Katherine Langford) and ultimately does the right thing by turning Hannah's 13 tapes over to her parents.
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We don&apost have a perfect record, but the arch of history, from establishing the Nuremberg trials to chasing Bosnian war criminals, has always bent toward building that trust: America does the right thing.
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"If a company does the right thing for you and continues to give you opportunities and advancement,then hopefully you'll feel that sense of loyalty and you'll realize that they're investing in you," she said.
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Dev does the right thing and invites her to join him at his table, prompting a meet-cute montage involving bicycle rides, gelato, wine, and every other falling-in-love-in-Italy cliche you can imagine.
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Bill's been tearing up New Austin and the surrounding area, leaving too many corpses in his wake for the local lawmen to watch idly and hope that a rattlesnake does the right thing as he sleeps.
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ICAHN: WELL, NO, I SAY MAYBE BECAUSE I HOPE HE DOES THE RIGHT THING AND HE PAYS A FAIR PRICE FOR IT. LOOK, IT'S SORT OF -- NOTHING IS OBVIOUS, BUT DELL HAS GOT $003 BILLION IN DEBT.
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"This story is about someone who does the right thing when they could've gotten so much money, when they could've gotten so much fame, when they could've gotten out of trouble," Sorkin says in featurette, exclusive to PEOPLE.
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To me, a great leader is someone you can look up to, someone that always does the right thing, is intelligent, a good listener, honest, has good communication skills, sets good examples, and is just a good person overall.
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"This story is about someone who does the right thing when they could've gotten so much money, when they could've gotten so much fame, when they could've gotten out of trouble," Sorkin, 56, said in a featurette, exclusive to PEOPLE.
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HTC does the right thing by keeping most of the default Android interface intact, though it also provides its own theme store (which isn't very good) and it serves up a Sense Companion that, again, tries to duplicate Google Assistant.
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Their friend/stereotypical Irish-American cop (Paul Guilfoyle) catches wind of this plan, and does the right thing: investing his life savings on WORLD CHAMPION BOSTON CELTICS memorabilia, then threatening to squeal on O'Hara and Flaherty if the Celtics lose.
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"Tesla only sought fair treatment for our customers and we hope the Ministry now does the right thing by delivering on its promise to ensure all [electric vehicle]-owners receive their incentives," the spokeswoman said in an email on Tuesday.
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The proper reaction when Apple or any other monolithic company does the right thing is not to say thank you, or praise them for being better than the rest, or tweet about the epic dunk they just made on another company's CEO.
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"Today was a dress rehearsal for the kind of rally we can get if the Fed does the right thing tomorrow and repudiates the idea that we need a series of rate hikes in 21, not just one more tomorrow," Cramer said Tuesday.
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"Today was a dress rehearsal for the kind of rally we can get if the Fed does the right thing tomorrow and repudiates the idea that we need a series of rate hikes in 2019, not just one more tomorrow," Cramer said Tuesday.
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Her over-the-top commitment to the sport is funny and endearing, and once she realizes that her team stole its competition-winning moves from the Clovers, a team of black and Latina cheerleaders in East Compton, she does the right thing.
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Wouldn't it be wonderful and noble if one courageous senator, followed by others, does the right thing for the right reason to ensure that women who come forward receive the fair treatment, respect and honest search for truth they seek and deserve?
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I've been bouncing between Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa quite a bit lately, and while there are very clearly places where Alexa can be a little harder to figure out, for the vast majority of things I think to ask it does the right thing.
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But we have to account for all of that just like you do in cinematography, match all the camera moves, and then we start this intense round of computation to run everything through the computer and make sure it all does the right thing.
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The exceptions are Adaptation and Bad Lieutenant; in the latter he swept up all that he had done before into a single, insane performance as a cop who hallucinates iguanas and steals drugs from the evidence room, but does the right thing in the end.
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That how someone treats vulnerable women is a reflection of his character; that someone who seems like a "good man," and generally does the right thing, doesn't get a pass; that the reflex to close ranks against an accused peer is part of what shames victims into silence.
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" Some of our quickness to blame stems from the notion that there is such a thing as the "perfect mother" that always does the right thing, said Avital Norman Nathman, who explored the concept in an anthology on motherhood she edited, "The Good Mother Myth: Redefining Motherhood to Fit Reality.
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Where the 90s were a time for cynicism, and the early aughts a kind of transition period, the nonstop barrage of shit we've endured for the last few years has left viewers eager to escape to a world where the snow is crisp, the cookies are fresh, and everyone does the right thing.
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Here is an exhaustive list of all the reasons the RSPCA ought to let Snoop Dogg adopt Snoop the dog, becoming the Zaddy Warbucks to his Doggy Orphan Annie: We, the dog lovers of the internet, can only hope the RSPCA does the right thing and allows two kindred Snoops to become a family.
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This notion continues to send fans on the more paranoid side of the argument into attack mode online: I really hope Geoff Johns does the right thing and stay far away from #ReleaseTheSnyderCut as he is greatly responsible for what happened with Zack's departure, Cyborgs story getting cut/redone, hiring the pig that is Joss Whedon.
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This notion continues to send fans on the more paranoid side of the argument into attack mode online: I really hope Geoff Johns does the right thing and stay far away from #ReleaseTheSnyderCut as he is greatly responsible for what happened with Zack's departure, Cyborgs story getting cut/redone, hiring the pig that is Joss Whedon.
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But over time, taking that discussion and the debate and particularly the discussion and debate that's driven by political process, it's actually policy that makes sense and really does the right thing – I've got a lot of confidence in our system that when it comes to making policy, we'll drive policy that really serves us best in the long run.
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I'm not asking you to quit; I'm asking you to act — to collectively or individually sit the president down and make clear that you can't effectively advance our national security unless he does the right thing and apologizes to President Obama, and unless he releases his tax returns to eliminate any questions regarding what we now know is already an eight-month-old F.B.I. investigation into possible collusion between the Kremlin and Trump's campaign to hack our last election.
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And so the question is, is this sort of a had faked to the hardliners that yes, I might also meet with the Syrian president Bashar al Assad, with you and with the rogue nations right before he flips and actually does the right thing and seals a peace deal with President Trump, or is this a warning sign that it&aposs hard to trust Kim when he&aposs potentially meeting with Assad who only days ago raised the specter of attacking U.S. troops to try and reclaim territory in Syria.
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The speech figures in Amitava Kumar's novel Nobody Does the Right Thing.
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Eventually, Jamal breaks free from the bad influence and does the right thing.
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A business man's son (Powell) has to choose between playing for his father's team and their rivals in a football match. He does the right thing and romantically impresses his father's secretary.
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For example, "son of man" in Job chapter 25 and Psalm 146 is ben adam, illustrating the Jewish concept of "son of man". It is used in rabbinical and modern Hebrew to describe a righteous person, someone who does the right thing.
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Aderholt is a signer of Americans for Tax Reform's Taxpayer Protection Pledge. He voted in favor of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. Aderholt said he voted for the bill "to give back more money to Alabama taxpayers". He also stated that the bill "does the right thing".
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"For the convenience of society" in identifying Flack, says James, "he ought always to have worn something conspicuous - a green hat or a yellow necktie." Francie has divided critics somewhat. She's honest and appealing but also naive to a fault. Gaston wavers and hesitates like many a Jamesian male, but he eventually does the right thing.
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" Adopting the stage name Kieron Moore, he was cast in a leading role in A Man About the House (1947), directed by Leslie Arliss. Arliss said Moore was "terrific. Naturally, since he's had no film experience, his work is still a bit rough, but he does the right thing by instinct. He smashes through at you from the screen.
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The terrorist organization HYDRA believes that it has Spider-Woman under its complete control. Fortunately, she does the right thing in talking to Captain America. He is true to form in confronting Jessica about her duplicity, and she bravely endangers her life by telling her story. The New Avengers reveal their existence to the world and receive a mixed reception.
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However, Elisa does have her flaws as well. She is stubborn, and has acted selfishly when it came to telling trusted friends and family members about the gargoyles, wanting to keep them to herself. She tried for a long time to ignore her true feelings for Goliath, which caused heartbreak for both of them. Nevertheless, she always does the right thing in the end.
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Parada only played on four tracks on that album ("Turning into You", "Dirty Magic", "Dividing by Zero" and "Slim Pickens Does the Right Thing and Rides the Bomb to Hell"), while Josh Freese played on the rest. According to Holland, Freese played on the majority of tracks due to him living in California other than Parada who was also busy with some additional projects during the recording of Days Go By.
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Karna is the flawed tragic hero of the Mahabharata. He is martially adept and equal to Arjuna as a warrior, a gifted speaker who embeds provocative insults for his opponents in front of an audience. He does the right thing (dharma) yet is cruel and mean (adharma). He never questions the ethics of his lifelong friend Duryodhana rather conspires and abets in Duryodhana's quest for power through the abuse of his opponents.
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By profession, Smith is an outlaw who lives by a variety of criminal means, including smuggling. By nature, he is an anti-hero, ruthless, self-serving, and cynical. Despite this, he has a core of goodness and often does the right thing in spite of himself. Smith is described as a dark haired man with "space bronzed" skin and pale eyes, who wears brown spacer's leathers and carries a raygun at his side like an old west gunfighter.
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Texas is reminded of how much she has misses having Jodie as a friend and decides to spend time with her. Hendrickse-Spendlove said that Texas takes the plunge and the pair kiss "passionately". At which point she felt that Texas is "pretty out of her depth" as she thinks the only solution to her feelings is to have sex with Jodie. The actress was thankful because “Jodie does the right thing and tells Texas that they shouldn't rush into anything.
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Tubman condemned Lincoln's response and his general unwillingness to consider ending slavery in the U.S., for both moral and practical reasons. "God won't let master Lincoln beat the South till he does the right thing", she said. Tubman served as a nurse in Port Royal, preparing remedies from local plants and aiding soldiers suffering from dysentery. She rendered assistance to men with smallpox; that she did not contract the disease herself started more rumors that she was blessed by God.
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Young, Mark. "Sharks, Saints, and Samurai: The Power of Ethics in Negotiations." Negotiation Journal 24.2 (2008): 145-55 Respect lies deep within the foundation of this school of thought concerning ethical negotiation. The authors propose that the negotiator does the right thing, even interpreting more ambivalent ethical questions conservatively; not because of the attractiveness of potential short-or long-term payoffs, but simply because the other party deserves to be treated with respect and not instrumentalized as a means to one’s own better negotiation results.
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Karma yoga, states Bilimoria, is "ethically fine-tuned action". According to Stephen Phillips, a professor of philosophy and Asian studies, "only dharmic action" is suitable in karma yoga, where one downplays one's own exclusive role or one's own exclusive interests. Instead, the karma yogi considers the interests of all parties impartially, all beings, the elements of Prakṛti and then does the right thing. However, adds Phillips, there are commentators who disagree and state "any action can be done as karma yoga" and it doesn't have to be consistent with dharma.
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After the New Year, Amy tells both Steve and Tracy that she is pregnant at 14 years old which horrifies Steve, leading him to accuse Aadi Alahan (Zennon Ditchett) and Amy's step- cousin Simon Barlow (Alex Bain) of impregnating her. However it was shortly revealed that Simon's arch enemy Tyler Jefferies (Will Barnett) is the biological father. After learning Tyler is 17 years old, Steve realises Tyler could legally go to prison for having sex with a minor. However Steve does the right thing by Amy and does not take legal proceedings.
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Inhaling and exhaling whilst in remembrance of God. 2\. Nazar ba kadam (or nazar bar qadam) — watching over the steps :Watching over one's steps, ie being aware of one's intention. Paying attention and not being distracted from one's goal, maintaining awareness and being open to opportunities, so that one does the right thing at the right time. 3\. Safar dar watan — travelling in the Homeland :Making an interior journey, ie inside oneself, observing oneself in a detached and not overly-critical manner, learning from one's errors and travelling from blameworthy to praiseworthy qualities. 4\.
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I at > once become aware that such a principle, as a law, would annihilate itself > since it would bring it about that there would be no deposits at all. Also, an action is said to have "moral worth" if the maxim upon which the agent acts cites the purpose of conforming to a moral requirement. That is, a person's action has moral worth when he does his duty purely for the sake of duty, or does the right thing for the right reason. Kant himself believed that it is impossible to know whether anyone's action has ever had moral worth.
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Days later, NCAA officials interviewed Miller about allegations of multiple violations of rules by the Ole Miss football program; Hugh Freeze later dismissed the possibility of a violation of rules, saying he's confident his program "always does the right thing". In August 2015, Tunsil and Miller agreed to drop charges against each other and sign dismissal forms. However, Tunsil was suspended from the first seven games of the 2015 season, making his debut against Texas A&M.; In October 2015, Ole Miss announced that Tunsil used three loaner vehicles over a six-month period without payment, among other impermissible benefits.
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After a unanimous confirmation by the U.S. Senate, Eldridge became the US Attorney for the Western District of Arkansas in 2010. Upon assuming office, Eldridge sought to “cultivate a culture that does the right thing,” to be aware of all the cases handled by the office and to be the lead attorney on some of the cases, unlike many US Attorneys who do not take the lead on any cases. As a federal prosecutor, Eldridge was an aggressive prosecutor of child abusers, drug traffickers and fraudsters. In 2014, Eldridge successfully prosecuted Brandon Barber, a former Northwest Arkansas developer who developed schemes to defraud banks, creditors and the Federal Bankruptcy Court.
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After Ethan and Michael are killed, Jacob finds Joey and tells him to be quiet and tries to take him back to Joe. As they run, Joey begs him to stop stating his mom says he's one of the bad guys, but he says that's crazy. Ryan keeps him behind a shed and Jacob yells he has to take him back to Joe, but Ryan tells him Joe doesn't care about him or if he dies, causing Jacob to question everything he's doing. Ryan continues to persuade him to let Joey go which, with tears in his eyes, and Joey tearfully begging also, Jacob finally does the right thing and lets Joey go, but escapes in the process.
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Lee criticized white reviewers in turn for suggesting that black audiences were incapable of restraining themselves while watching a fictional motion picture."Spike Lee's Last Word", special feature on the Criterion Collection DVD (2000) In a 2014 interview Lee said, "That still bugs the shit out of me," calling the remarks "outrageous, egregious and, I think, racist." He said, "I don't remember people saying people were going to come out of theaters killing people after they watched Arnold Schwarzenegger films." An open question near the end of the film is whether Mookie "does the right thing" when he throws the garbage can through the window, inciting the riot that destroys Sal's pizzeria.
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It's the problem with him, and also the reason we love him. He is a hero, but heroes are inherently incautious." Weiss added, "At the end of the day, Jon is his father’s son, he’s a person who’s honorable to a fault and does the right thing even when the right thing is extremely dangerous to him personally." In the June 2015 season 5 finale "Mother's Mercy", Jon is stabbed to death by Alliser Thorne and several men of the Night's Watch after being labeled a traitor. With Martin's 2011 novel A Dance with Dragons vague on Jon's fate, Harington confirmed the character's death in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, saying "I’ve been told I’m dead. I’m dead. I’m not coming back next season.
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Ian Jane of DVD Talk rated it 4/5 stars and wrote that the film is "a well-made, very deliberately paced film that does the right thing in taking its time to let its mystery unfold in a refreshingly mature and appropriately artistic manner." Rod Lott of the Oklahoma Gazette wrote that the film's deliberate pacing causes "near- unbearable dread". Mike Ferraro of Bloody Disgusting rated it 2/5 stars and stated that while it "[provided] an interesting enough premise", the film "fails to really deliver the goods" and that they did not find the last act to be particularly shocking, as the plot took too long to unfold. In contrast, Brad McHargue of Dread Central rated it 4.5/5 stars; he called the film re- watchable and "cerebral".
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In 1953, Esther Greenwood, a young woman from the suburbs of Boston, gains a summer internship at a prominent magazine in New York City, under editor Jay Cee; however, Esther is neither stimulated nor excited by the big city, nor by the glamorous culture and lifestyle that girls her age are expected to idolize and emulate. She instead finds her experience to be frightening and disorienting; appreciating the witty sarcasm and adventurousness of her friend Doreen, but also identifying with the piety of Betsy (dubbed "Pollyanna Cowgirl"), a "goody-goody" sorority girl who always does the right thing. She has a benefactress in Philomena Guinea, a formerly successful fiction writer (based on Olive Higgins Prouty). Esther describes in detail several seriocomic incidents that occur during her internship, kicked off by an unfortunate but amusing experience at a banquet for the girls held by the staff of Ladies' Day magazine.
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French was ridiculed as "a weak-willed man of medium height" by Alan Clark in the widely read The Donkeys (1961). His modern biographer Richard Holmes wrote that "he remains ... a discredited man" but "history has dealt too harshly" with him. He argues that French was an emotional man who was deeply moved by casualties and identified too closely with his soldiers, even in August 1914. Holmes quotes with approval John Terraine's verdict that French was the most distinguished English cavalry leader since Oliver Cromwell,Terraine 1960, p. 30 and argues that although he did not achieve victory, his personality inspired the BEF in 1914 (this was acknowledged at the time by Robertson and by Smith-Dorrien, who informed the King's adviser Wigram (6 November 1914) that in situations where other men would have panicked "Sir John is unmoved and invariably does the right thing").
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Kumar is the author of Husband of a Fanatic (The New Press, 2005 and Penguin-India, 2004), Bombay-London-New York (Routledge and Penguin-India, 2002), Passport Photos (University of California Press and Penguin-India, 2000), the book of poems No Tears for the N.R.I. (Writers Workshop, Calcutta, 1996), the novel Home Products (Picador-India, 2007 and as Nobody Does the Right Thing in 2009). His prize-winning book is A Foreigner Carrying in the Crook of His Arm a Tiny Bomb: A Writer’s Report on the Global War on Terror (Duke University Press, 2010; and as Evidence of Suspicion, 2009). In his review, Dwight Garner (critic) at the New York Times called it a "perceptive and soulful – if at times academic – meditation on the global war on terror and its cultural and human repercussions." It was also awarded the Best Non-Fiction Book of the Year in the Asian American Literary Awards.
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Neville has been played by Matthew Lewis in all of the Harry Potter films to date. Lewis' portrayal of Neville has been "clowned up", as he wears yellow and crooked false teeth, two-sizes-too-big shoes and has plastic bits placed behind his ears in order to make them stick out more. Prior to the release of the fifth film, Lewis commented on Neville's character development that he thinks "it's amazing that the character of Neville has really shaken off his klutz image (to an extent.) It very good to see him finally being a help as opposed to making things worse, I'm looking forward to the 5th film, it will be interesting to almost play a different character." When asked if he feels related to Neville, Lewis replied that he is "clumsy and terribly forgetful" just like his character is, but that he does not have "the same nervous disposition as Neville", and that it is interesting to play somebody that, despite being picked on at school, still does the right thing.
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In the series, he provides a sarcastic, realistic, or cowardly perspective on events and is only really willing to face danger if the great reward is promised. However, he is sometimes forced to battle his conscience (despite respectively saying in The Return of Jafar that he never had one), and generally does the right thing even when he doesn't have to or could just as easily leave the city (alone) altogether: when Sadira used memory sand that somehow caused her and Jasmine to switch lives, with animals unaffected, Iago leads Abu and Rajah in finding Jasmine to restore the world to normal. Iago's common schemes involve trying to sell anything with any value (real or not), trying to steal things, and trying to treasure-hunt; he can usually convince Abu to be his partner in crime, but Abu is more likely to leave at the first sign of danger and often lacks the finesse that Iago requires. He cares a lot about Abu, though, as shown in episodes such as "Much Abu About Something".
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