And when one Ryan bro gets the axe, the other one usually isn't far behind: Not you too, Wolfman Rob!
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Don't feel too sad for Mayer, however—if she gets the axe, she has a $55 million golden parachute to help her all the way down.
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One is that the budget proposal in question involved draconian spending cuts on a huge range of programs — everything from the Appalachian Regional Commission to Meals on Wheels to nutritional assistance for low-income pregnant women gets the axe.
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Kuhan announce his retirement after Malaysian Hockey Federation's decision to drop him from the national training squad in early 2007.Kuhan: I wanted to quit anyway – New Straits Times, 15 January 2007.Hockey: Kuhan gets the axe – The Star, 14 January 2010. He return from his retirement in 2007 Southeast Asian Games.
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Locke retorts that he might not have done it if Sayid had bothered to mention that the entire station was rigged with C-4. Kate asks for the axe so they can climb a tree and avoid the sonic trigger. Sayid gets the axe out of Locke's bag and discovers inside a brick of C-4 from the Flame station.
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The last episode was aired 23 November 2007.Get This: top-rating radio show gets the axe – The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 November 2007 Martin wrote an online column called "Scarcely Relevant" at The Scrivener's Fancy which was updated weekly 2009–2011. The website was placed on hiatus in June 2011 so Martin could concentrate on his latest TV project. The site was closed in November 2011.
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This was followed up by winning the 1976 and 1977 WANFL grand finals. After losing the 1978 grand final, and seeing Perth fall to the lower reaches of the WANFL ladder where they have remained to this day, Armstrong briefly became director of football at Perth, but one game into the 1980 season when Peter Burton resignedChristian, Geoff; 'Burton Gets the Axe'; The West Australian; 11 April 1980, p. 64 left to join WAFL chopping block Subiaco.Christian, Geoff; 'Subiaco Appoint Armstrong as Coach'; The West Australian, 14 April 1980, p.
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In 2006, he became the panel operator on the Triple M radio program Get This. He later started contributing verbally to on-air segments, and soon was essentially regarded as a third co-host, along with Tony Martin and Ed Kavalee. The last show aired on 23 November 2007.Get This: top-rating radio show gets the axe – The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 November 2007 Marsland also performed on Triple J, posing as Family First member Spencer Penrose on the Restoring the Balance radio show with Tony Moclair.
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An unrelenting and boastful woman, Mandy (Yoyo Mung) wants to be a wedding planner after she gets the axe, simply for its simple job nature and attractive income. Sze-tim (Louise Lee), an expert in the trade and a person of principles, declines to take her as a student as she sees through Mandy's motive, but Mandy will not yield. She tries her best to please Sze-tim's younger brother, Sze-chai (Mak Cheung-ching) and his wife, Phoebe (Kristal Tin) who employ her as a coordinator in their bridal wear company. Mandy is determined to do something big in her career, but the appearance of photographer, Summer (Kevin Cheng) makes her rethink the meaning of life.
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In May 2012 the Minister for Transport announced a restructure of RailCorp, the organisation that owned and managed the metropolitan rail network and operated passenger services throughout New South Wales."RailCorp job cuts first of many: unions" Sydney Morning Herald 15 May 2012"Ruthless RailCorp reforms planned as middle management axed" Daily Telegraph 15 May 2012Corporate Plan 2012/13 RailCorp700 jobs to go as RailCorp gets the axe Daily Telegraph 16 November 2012 Two new organisations were created to take over operation of the services from 1 July 2013. Sydney Trains acquired all suburban services in the Sydney metropolitan area bounded by Berowra, Emu Plains, Macarthur and Waterfall from RailCorp's CityRail division. Intercity and Hunter Line services previously operated by CityRail were taken over by NSW Trains (branded as NSW TrainLink).
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During the protest, a group of around a dozen people gathered in front of a sculpture in the bank lobby, and chanted, "Barclays Bank pays no tax, Tower Hamlets gets the axe," and, "Barclays, pay your tax."Tower Hamlets protesters vent fury over tax at Barclays headquarters; The Guardian; 7 March 2011 According to protest organiser UK Uncut, "Around twenty people, all living or working in Tower Hamlets, occupied the foyer of Barclays HQ while startled bankers were directed out a side entrance." UK Uncut held a protest on 9 March, at a budget cuts council meeting in the London Borough of Bexley. During the emotionally charged and noisy meeting, there were shouts of "shame" and "cutting respite care is not right" from the residents in the gallery numbering about 165, and protesters at the back doors chanted "care, not cuts" as councillors entered.
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