Ragatz said Hill's sentence was "arguably more inappropriate" than Turner's.
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But this time with less grandpas and even more inappropriate situations.
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I can't think of anything more — inappropriate is not descriptive enough.
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FEW PAINTERS can have been saddled with a more inappropriate pseudonym than "Tintoretto".
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It's a great excuse to ignore their more inappropriate or just annoying requests!
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"It is difficult to imagine a more inappropriate day to hold this hearing," Rep.
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Keeping all of that information in mind, Tom's comments to Missy couldn't be more inappropriate.
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In fact, it would have felt more inappropriate to ignore the politics in such a highly charged region.
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Though she doesn't remember physical touching, she said that she's never worked for someone more inappropriate than Batali.
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Haley said the meeting got progressively more inappropriate as Weinstein asked her if she could give him a massage.
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Dobrik's videos use copyrighted songs and are a little more "inappropriate" than some other content on the platform, he said.
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After the build-up, it was not much more inappropriate said than we hear from him in a typical week.
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"After the build-up, it was not much more inappropriate said than we hear from him in a typical week," Cook said.
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So was anything more sour, more inappropriate, or more ironic than Cristiano Ronaldo's petulant remarks after his team's goalless group game against Iceland?
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"I can't think of anything more inappropriate than to put amateurs to work," said Nathan Lents, a biology professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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"Videos about LGBTQ+ life, love, history, friendships etc are no more inappropriate than videos with straight couples or telling the history of straight figures," she told Gizmodo.
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After Donald Trump and Jeb Bush squabbled over whose language was more inappropriate, Trump told the crowd that Bush had recently said he could moon a crowd of New Hampshire voters.
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Adopted in 240, the motto could not have been more inappropriate this season, with a catalogue of errors both on and off the pitch leading to a lifeless relegation from the Premier League.
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But while many things have changed — the climate, the president, Usher himself and the music he makes — that human feeling of lust, sometimes in appropriate spaces and sometimes in more inappropriate ones, remains a constant.
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"It is even more inappropriate that he is so closely involving the president when the entire probe is something the president repeatedly demanded to settle scores with people he sees as enemies," Mr. Miller added.
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"I can't imagine a more inappropriate person than a person who has been the architect of the abuse doled out to me by Russia at Interpol," Mr. Browder said at a news conference in London on Tuesday.
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The prescription of two or more inappropriate medications was associated with a higher chance of at least one fall-related injury and at least one episode of hospitalization, the researchers reported in the journal Age and Ageing.
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" A little over a month ago, according to the complaint, one of the family members called Union Avenue IRA to report more inappropriate conduct, and the person who took the call answered the phone, "Good morning, Bronx Zoo.
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Not only are adult-size students fair game for more inappropriate interventions — these teachers interfere aggressively in a school election, go after a school bully and more — but they're also big enough to dish it right back at the teachers.
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The answer came on Tuesday in the form of a 50-page report: Yes, there were more inappropriate emails sent by current and retired state officials — nearly 12,000 in all — including obscene photographs and a racist joke about the first lady, Michelle Obama.
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"This might be damning if not for the fact that the very civil-rights movement Leonhardt cites was generally thought to be equally, if not more, inappropriate," Coates adds, pointing to polls showing low levels of support for King and the movement while it was active in the 1960s.
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Though the woman did not formally report the incident at the time, she shared details with her then-husband and with a friend, both of whom confirmed the story In a memo to staff Wednesday, NBC News chairman Andrew Lack addressed Lauer's firing and stated that the network had reason to believe that more inappropriate conduct might be uncovered.
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The Kansas City diocese waited five months to inform police that inappropriate pictures of children at a diocesan school were found on the Reverend Shawn Francis Ratigan's computer. During that time, the diocese did not inform the community of this discovery and Ratigan took more inappropriate pictures of children he knew through church contacts. The indictment charged Finn with failing to inform police about child pornography found on Ratigan's computer. According to the indictment, the diocese was made aware of those images on December 16, 2010.
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But the opening number gives us a rousing good show." The episode's musical numbers attracted positive reviews, particularly Will's rendition of "Gold Digger". Raymund Flandez for The Wall Street Journal praised this performance, also describing the group performance of "Push It" as "glorious in encapsulating every teenage horror". Discussing the performance of "Gold Digger", Dave Itzkoff for The New York Times wrote: "Outside of the catalog of 2 Live Crew, it's hard to imagine a song more inappropriate for a high school glee club [...] but the young misfits of the Fox comedy Glee somehow made it work.
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Ling gives into Wei Lun's sexual advances, and Wei Lun begins to initiate more inappropriate physical contact with her. Ling becomes reticent with Wei Lun, who begins stalking her frequently and harasses her on public transport after she crashes her car as a result of his rash actions. The affair is ultimately uncovered by the school principal after Wei Lun was caught in a fight with two schoolmates, who tried to expose covertly taken photos of Ling on his phone. The principal, expecting a promotion in the Ministry of Education, advises Ling to take a break from work to avoid complicating his promotion.
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In 1790, Governor Phillip began the process of freeing convicts and granting them land, such as that at Rose Hill 20 km inland which provided a stable food supply to the colony. The British Government did not provide architects, builders to the new colony, or useful tools. Request for building tools were responded to tardily with more inappropriate tools, which was seen as a sign that the British Government was reluctant to invest money in a penal colony, even though the number of free settlers was increasing. Amateur builders took time to work out what local materials were suitable.
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The name of "school" may be even more inappropriate in this case than it was before, when we spoke of Nae Ionescu's school or of that of Titu Maiorescu. The Interbellum school should be seen in the same manner we speak of "the old school". The most important philosophers formed in the interbellum period, that could practice again philosophy, and remained significantly creative are: Mircea Florian, Constantin Noica, Anton Dumitriu, Mihai Şora (b. 1916), Petre Ţuţea (1902–1991), Alexandru Dragomir (1916–2002). Mircea Florian wrote in the 1960s in solitude a system of philosophy presented in a two-volume treatise called Recessivity as the Structure of the World.
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In a book entitled Constitution of the Athenians, written in 350 BCE, the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle suggested that ancient Greeks thought that being a citizen was a natural state, according to J. G. A. Pocock. It was an elitist notion, according to Peter Riesenberg, in which small scale communities had generally similar ideas of how people should behave in society and what constituted appropriate conduct. Geoffrey Hosking described a possible Athenian logic leading to participatory democracy: As a consequence, the original Athenian aristocratic constitution gradually became more inappropriate, and gave way to a more inclusive arrangement. In the early 6th century BCE, the reformer Solon replaced the Draconian constitution with the Solonian Constitution.
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The product of the two musicians' unlikely and turbulent relationship and marriage, it attempted an even more unlikely musical melding of Allman's Southern rock with Cher's idiosyncratic, personality-driven pop. The uncharacteristically airbrushed cover notwithstanding, Allman's musical ideas and singing generally took the lead. The album was not well received; the 1979 Rolling Stone Record Guide said "It's hard to imagine a more inappropriate combination ... It's the bottom of the barrel after a long fall for Gregg, and more of the same for Cher," and rated the album "Worthless". Two the Hard Way was not a commercial success either; by the time the 1983 edition of the same guide was published, the album was out of print.
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Erskine understood; the G-3 gave no more inappropriate missions. It is believed to recon purists that reconnaissance patrols should not be used to augment infantry-ground forces. During the 1950s, training and employment of recon teams became similar to that of the Division's Recon Company. A recommendation was forwarded on 5 May 1954 by the Commanding General, FMFLANT, to the commanding generals of 2nd Marine Division and Force Troops, FMFLANT, proposing that the 2nd Amphib Recon Company and the Recon Company of 2nd Marine Division conduct similar training and deployments, the division recon company to train from an ASSP for 15 training days during the first and third quarters, the 2nd Amphibious Reconnaissance Company to train in the second and fourth quarters.
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Jaime Cepero portrays Ellis Boyd, Tom's and later Eileen's conniving personal assistant during the first season, who is attempting to receive credit for Bombshell and make his way as a show producer. As the first season continues, Ellis, convinced that with an off-hand comment he is the inventor of Marilyn Monroe and somehow created the show, takes more inappropriate steps to be recognized as a producer, including giving Rebecca a drink mixed with peanuts, which she is allergic to, in order to remove her as the star. He boasts of this to Eileen as proof of his "skills" but she responds by firing him. Cepero did not return for season 2, though he makes small appearance in Episode 11 of season 2 during Tom's nightmare.
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He took part in the East Germany Cultural Week in Algiers, and sand a song by Clemens Klerber (which later turned out to be a pseudonym used, for the song credit, by Manfred Krug). The performance was attended by a delegate from the Brecht Archive back in Berlin, who after the performance came up and told him that the name "Pippig" was inappropriate for the music industry. He had already had the same thought himself, despite never having done anything about it. Because of his growing success he was, by now, frequently permitted the (relatively rare) privilege of travelling outside East Germany in connection with his work, and he was becoming aware that, especially in francophone countries, the name "Pippig" was at risk of being confused with the (even more) inappropriate word "pinkelig".
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