Now, Cruz played by the rules in Colorado and elsewhere.
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I'm glad I played by the rules and became the champ.
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Grace responded by saying that he simply played by the rules.
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Meredith has never, not once, played by the rules on Grey's Anatomy.
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"People played by the rules, but the rules now changed," Calacanis said.
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Clinton did what good girls — women — have to: She played by the rules.
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Content farms played by the rules of the platforms that allowed them to scale.
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But I worked hard, played by the rules, and made good on my debts.
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We have played by the rules and now it is time to see concrete action.
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Oregon Democrats played by the rules, got more votes, and developed legislation through appropriate channels.
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There are many winners, from athletes who were cheated and whom played by the rules.
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Not to mention, none of this is fair to those immigrants who played by the rules.
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What's highlighted here is not Michigander malfeasance: Michigan, after all, has simply played by the rules.
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A story of families that played by the rules, hit a bump, and ended up with nothing.
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China has not played by the rules and the trading system is broken largely because of them.
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Had he played by the rules, Mr. Moonves may very well have walked away with his loot.
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Noah is the guy who played by the rules but never got the chance to break them.
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Unlike Mr Khodorkovsky, Mr Abramovich played by the rules, and was thus allowed to enjoy London's high life.
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And they are understandably anxious and justifiably pissed off by those who have not played by the rules.
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"I wanted to do something reckless because I'd played by the rules and nothing worked out," he said.
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But it serves as a thematic frame for an entire presidency that has never played by the rules.
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"I don't think anyone would ever come around and say she really played by the rules," she said.
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"They haven't played by the rules, and I know it's time that they're going to start," Mr. Trump said.
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"[Voters] are understandably anxious and justifiably pissed off by those who have not played by the rules," he said.
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The punctual, organized and well-spoken millennials whom employers should want have played by the rules and completed college degrees.
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He may have avoided this diagnosis if he had played by the rules -- something he is not fond of doing.
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And I had this amazing kind of American dream-type life where I worked hard and played by the rules.
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THE REASON WE'RE GOING OVER TO NEGOTIATE IS IN FACT CHINA HAS NOT PLAYED BY THE RULES IN MANY, MANY YEARS.
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Others, like Pressley, played by the rules, waited their turns and found a Democratic Party establishment unwilling to advance their careers.
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There were plenty of anecdotes about China's behavior but assessing if it had played by the rules was a huge question.
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"They haven't played by the rules, and they know it's time that they're going to change," Mr. Trump said of China.
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The problem for Clinton is those previous debates were against adults who played by the rules and hewed mostly to the truth.
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Mr. Feygin played by the rules as they were in the 1990s, when success in business mainly meant selling goods above cost.
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"This is a senseless and unprecedented attack on dedicated service members who have played by the rules," said Shannon Minter, NCLR Legal Director.
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In the late 2000s, they saw the Great Recession wipe out the savings of "good middle-class" parents who played by the rules.
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"Most free traders agree China has not played by the rules, and the trading system is broken largely because of them," he said.
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In a video on YouTube and on his website, Mr. Rogers said his firm watched out for fraud and played by the rules.
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But as always with The Sopranos, it proved to be an exception that underscored how most other shows on TV played by the rules.
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Changing the rules would also discourage the use of renewable fuel and punish the companies that have played by the rules over the last decade.
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Although China is the rising power, one that has often not played by the rules, its president, Xi Jinping, has taken to defending the status quo.
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Feature As a young social psychologist, she played by the rules and won big: an influential study, a viral TED talk, a prestigious job at Harvard.
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But this time, the analysis played by the rules of the game as Scalia defined them, by looking narrowly at the original public meaning of the text.
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On a recent visit to Rockland, I encountered a sentiment that her policies to address economic hardships might actually penalize those who have played by the rules.
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On a recent visit to Rockland, I encountered a sentiment that her policies to address economic hardships might actually penalize those who have played by the rules.
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I realized then that no matter how hard I played by the rules, some people would never see me as a person of academic and professional success.
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Previous Republican presidents whose sympathies lay with the coal- and oil-men played by the rules, frets an environmental lawyer who fought them; perhaps Mr Trump will not.
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There are a lot of people who haven't played by the rules, for sure, in these companies, and have sold things or done these kind of funky instruments.
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"Pete has steadfastly played by the rules and respected the process, and yet he continues to be the target of unfounded personal attacks," Goelman said in a statement.
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Maybe he does things that you never let yourself do because you always played by the rules, and you resent that he doesn't and gets away with it.
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Strzok's lawyer, Aitan Goelman , argued that even though his client has 'played by the rules,' he has been targeted by 'unfounded personal attacks, political games and inappropriate information leaks.
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You took a patently unfair situation, one that was deliberately designed to result in a no vote, and you played by the rules even though the rules kept changing.
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It was a little selfish (a perfect boss would have played by the rules while insisting on finding a department-wide solution to the problem) but not especially important.
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"Our campaign was about making sure that every Ohioan who worked hard and played by the rules has this opportunity and the chance to fulfill their full potential," he said.
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Here's the "model minority" spin on my family's story: My parents are the scrappy immigrants who pulled themselves up by their bootstraps, came here legally, and played by the rules.
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Once, America was seen as the place where anyone could get ahead if you played by the rules, yet too often I hear from my constituents a sense of cynicism and discouragement.
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Where to stream: Hulu South Park has never played by the rules, which is part of its enduring popularity (the animated sitcom, which debuted in 1997, recently aired its milestone 300th episode).
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"Pete has steadfastly played by the rules and respected the process, and yet he continues to be the target of unfounded personal attacks, political games and inappropriate information leaks," attorney Aitan Goelman said.
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Andrew YangAndrew YangSaagar Enjeti: A tribute to Andrew Yang who changed politics forever The Hill's 12:30 Report: New Hampshire fallout How the left's brand of diversity promotes division MORE played by the rules.
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Why it matters: Zoom's alleged tampering of medical claims may have damaged other insurers that played by the rules — and it's sure to raise questions about whether other companies have done the same thing.
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"Pete has steadfastly played by the rules and respected the process, and yet he continues to be the target of unfounded personal attacks, political games and inappropriate information leaks," Strzok attorney Aitan Goelman said.
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That second group of workers, who claim that they played by the rules and were punished for it, are starting to coalesce around two lawsuits that were just filed and that seek class-action status.
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The question in the club basketball world is, could Franklin have morphed from a stickler who played by the rules into the latest symbol of an amateur basketball world that has spun out of control?
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Much like Dossena was tasked to carry on the legacy of a man who defied any and all expectations set before him, Visionaire founders, Cecilia Dean and James Kaliardos also have never played by the rules.
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Goelman, in his statement, said, "Pete has steadfastly played by the rules and respected the process, and yet he continues to be the target of unfounded personal attacks, political games and inappropriate information leaks," Goelman said.
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During that same period time, our aluminum industry has played by the rules and that has resulted in a nearly 2900 percent reduction in U.S. primary aluminum capacity and in the loss of more than 220006,2202 American jobs.
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"Pete has steadfastly played by the rules and respected the process, and yet he continues to be the target of unfounded personal attacks, political games and inappropriate information leaks," his attorney Aitan Goelman said in a statement Tuesday.
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"Pete has steadfastly played by the rules and respected the process, and yet he continues to be the target of unfounded personal attacks, political games and inappropriate information leaks," Strzok's lawyer Aitan Goelman said in a statement Tuesday.
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AND CHINA ENTERING THE WTO IN 2001 WAS A FUNDAMENTAL SHOCK NOT JUST TO THE UNITED STATES BUT TO EUROPE AND THE REST OF THE WORLD BECAUSE CHINA CAME IN BASICALLY SAYING THAT THEY PLAYED BY THE RULES.
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And through it all, millions of decent, ordinary people who worked hard, played by the rules, and took responsibility for their own actions, were falling more and more behind, living a life of struggle without reward or security.
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"As a result of this coordinated, fraudulent scheme, conducted through wire and mail, unqualified students found their way into the admissions rolls of highly selective universities, while those students who played by the rules were denied admission," the suit said.
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"As a result of this coordinated, fraudulent scheme, conducted through wire and mail, unqualified students found their way into the admissions rolls of highly selective universities, while those students who played by the rules were denied admission," the complaint adds.
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"Some of the most disturbing notes came from people who said, 'I work and I played by the rules and I save for retirement and I have money in the bank, and you know, I'm getting absolutely nothing," Yellen recalled.
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LA MALBAIE, Quebec (Reuters) - Italy's new anti-elite Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte played by the rules at the Group of Seven industrialized nations summit, leaving none of the club's members unhappy in his debut on the international stage in Canada.
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LA MALBAIE, Quebec, June 9 (Reuters) - Italy's new anti-elite Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte played by the rules at the Group of Seven industrialized nations summit, leaving none of the club's members unhappy in his debut on the international stage in Canada.
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"China has not played by the rules for a long time...I must say, as somebody who doesn't like tariffs, I think China has earned a tough response," said Kudlow, adding he hoped a coalition of countries could act against China on trade.
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As the defense depicted Mr. Durst as an odd and pathetic figure who failed to pick up on social cues, Mr. Lewin painted Mr. Durst as a man who never played by the rules, who would kill when backed into a corner.
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"Hundreds of thousands of young people who have been educated in the United States and have played by the rules their whole lives will be forced to live under the threat that they will be separated from their families, friends, and communities," Gates said.
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"The PT doesn't have impeccable democratic credentials," but it has "always played by the rules of the democratic system," says Sergio Fausto, a director of the Fundação FHC, a think-tank founded by Fernando Henrique Cardoso, a former Brazilian president (and a political foe of the PT).
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"What this order does is take people who played by the rules who have been rigorously vetted and slams the door of the country in their face because of their religion," said David Leopold, an immigration attorney and the former president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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For one, they feel that Sessions is targeting immigrants who "played by the rules" — who agreed to forgo a chance to seek legal status because the Obama administration wanted to close their cases and now are being punished by the Trump administration for going along with it.
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And if you still believe that the Clinton campaign "circumvented the rules", rather than played by the rules of a primary and caucus game that was convoluted, unhelpful and byzantine to outsiders in the first place, I'm prescribing you a repeat dose of this John Oliver video.
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Nearly 70 Democrats and Republicans in the Senate came together to pass a smart, common-sense bill that would have doubled the border patrol, and offered undocumented immigrants a pathway to earn citizenship if they paid a fine, paid their taxes, and played by the rules.
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"China and other nations have not played by the rules for a long time, and President Trump is the first President to stand up to them and send a clear message that the United States will no longer tolerate unfair trade practices," Perdue said in a statement.
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"China hasn't played by the rules for a long time and President Trump is standing up to them, sending the clear message that the United States will no longer tolerate their unfair trade practices, which include non-tariff trade barriers and the theft of intellectual property," Perdue said.
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Some Republicans on Thursday cast Sessions — who pulled himself out of involvement in the Russia investigation due to his role in the Trump campaign and meetings he took with Russia's US ambassador — as a good man who played by the rules and is paying the price for doing so.
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There used to be a basic bargain in this country that if you worked hard and played by the rules, you could own a home, afford a car, put your kids through college and take a modest vacation every year while putting enough away for a comfortable retirement.
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"You can't have it both ways: on the one hand acting in an aggressive manner for all sorts of things but on the other hand brief to journalists that they want to do a deal with TfL," he said, adding companies that played by the rules were welcome in London.
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" And the suit, which claims more than $5 million in damages, says that as a result of the scheme "unqualified students found their way into the admissions rolls of highly selective universities, while those students who played by the rules and did not have college-bribing parents were denied admission.
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"You can't have it both ways: on the one hand acting in an aggressive manner for all sorts of things but on the other hand brief to journalists that they want to do a deal with TfL," he said, adding that companies which played by the rules were welcome in London.
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Since its conception in 2014, Vetements has never played by the rules: It introduced an Eastern European-inspired aesthetic that included elongated sleeves, sleeves, deconstructed silhouettes, and oversized shapes to every street style star's wardrobe, and was responsible for the revival of everything from Juicy Couture to Champion with its celebrity-favorite collaborations.
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You have to recognize what we're doing today — in health care, in the ability of people to find a job above a livable wage, in the ability to afford a good education — that too many people feel like they're getting screwed or that they played by the rules and it's just not worked for them.
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The point of obligation should remain with refiners and importers because that is most fair to the businesses that have played by the rules for years, to investors who have supported our nation's long-term energy strategy, and, most of all, to the American people who don't need another appointed bureaucrat trying to increase their cost of living to appease a special interest.
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Even before Kerrigan was attacked off the ice rink in Detroit, the media had already settled on a narrative: Kerrigan was the refined, classy ice princess who played by the rules, while Harding, the first American woman to successfully complete the notoriously difficult triple axel, was the truck-driving, pool-playing underdog who wore hand-crafted costumes and choreographed skating routines to ZZ Top.
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Bad for American citizens, who see their wages driven downward and are vulnerable to a dangerous criminal element; bad for legal immigrants, who played by the rules and saw that effort mocked by others who essentially cheated and were rewarded; and bad for the new arrivals, many of whom are ill-equipped to assimilate into American life and face the prospect of grinding poverty and long-term government dependence.
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IM NOT PRIVY TO THE NUMBERS I TALKED BOB LIGHTHEIZER ABOUT IT AT SOME LENGTH TODAY, AN OLD FRIEND OF MINE, AND I CANT COMMENT ON THAT, BUT I WILL SAY THIS, CHINA IS NOT PLAYED BY THE RULES FOR A LONG TIME IVE TALKED ABOUT THAT, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS, CORPORATE TECHNOLOGIES, OTHER BARRIERS, TRANSSHIPMENTS TO GET AROUND THINGS, AND SO CHINA NEEDS A COME UPPANCE ON TRADE.
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"There used to be a basic bargain in this country that if you worked hard and played by the rules, you could own a home, afford a car, put your kids through college, and take a modest vacation every year while putting enough away for a comfortable retirement," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer wrote in a New York Times op-ed, arguing that special interests have been allowed to rewrite those rules in their own favor.
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A really ambitious liberal-realist politician would have seen in the BAMF scandal an opportunity to make afresh the case for immigration to Germany: by deploring the abuses not just in the name of "ordinary Germans" but also on behalf of the hundreds of thousands of recent immigrants who have played by the rules; who bribed no officials; who got to Germany with the sort of determination, verve and ambition that a comfortable but ageing country in the heart of Europe badly needs.
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In 1998, McCarthy opposed the bombing of al- Shifa pharmaceutical factory suspected of manufacturing chemical weapons.New York Times, "Colleagues Say CIA Analyst Played by the Rules", April 23, 2006, by David Cloud.
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Throughout our career, we never did what anyone wanted us to do. We never made the records people wanted us to make. We never played by the rules people wanted us to play by. And here we are, 25 years later, still a band.
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See Iowa Hawkeyes for complete list of championships. Elliott was known as "a coach's AD." "He hired coaches he trusted, then gave them the resources, latitude and support they needed to operate as they saw fit – providing they played by the rules." Iowa wrestling coach Dan Gable said his wife cried on learning that Elliott had retired.
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At the culmination of the 2005–06 season, Orient earned promotion to the third tier of English league football (League One), their first automatic promotion since the 1969–70 season. In April 2017, Hearn resigned as honorary president of Leyton Orient registering his disapproval of the new owner, Francesco Becchetti, who he claimed had "not played by the rules" leaving Leyton Orient players and staff unpaid for March 2017.
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DS Vik Singh was boyish, cocky, talented, charming, and too bright for his own good. He really did what he was told, or played by the rules, but sometimes usually managed to get away with it. There was a touch of Webb about him – and Webb loathed him for the way in which he drew attention to himself, performing, trying it on, chancing it. Stealing Webb's thunder, in fact.
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The scene in the pizza joint continues as Rooney tries to banter about the game with the guy behind the counter. In the next scene, Sloane, Cameron, and Ferris are in the left field stands inside Wrigley. Ferris flexes his hand in pain after supposedly catching the foul ball. During this scene, the characters enjoy the game and joke about what they would be doing if they had played by the rules.
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Kate Bennett has played by the rules her whole life, but has been troubled by extraordinary bad luck. Orphaned while in college, Kate handled her loss by graduating with honors and acquiring a secure job and a dependable boyfriend. But as her thirtieth birthday approaches, Kate makes the unexpected and atypical decision to take a risk—she quits her job, breaks up with her long-term boyfriend, and drives across the country for her first year at Tulane Law School. Kate finds her life turned upside down by a sadistic law professor.
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She managed to free herself from her trap. John recruited her after and was 'put in the House trap' in Saw II to make sure the victims played by the rules. However, she had become disillusioned with John's philosophy of giving the victims a chance; she created traps that couldn't be solved and deliberately made her victims die. John knew this and made a secret test for her to ensure that Dr. Lynn Denlon, a nurse from the hospital kidnapped to keep John alive, will be protected during the time and to free her after her task.
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It was donated in 1910 by Sir Donald Mann; prior to then, the Minto Cup was the senior amateur championship trophy. The Mann Cup was originally a challenge trophy, but in 1925 the champion New Westminster Salmonbellies turned the trophy over to the Canadian Lacrosse Association who instituted a national playoff system. The challenges and championships for the Mann Cup were played by the rules of traditional field lacrosse until 1932, when box lacrosse was adopted by the Canadian Lacrosse Association. The first indoor Mann Cup was played at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto in October 1932.
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" "The most defensible conclusion," says Allen, "seems to be that Opus Dei may have played hard and fast, but they played by the rules." (Opus Dei, p. 265) Escrivá's books, including Furrow, The Way, Christ is Passing By, and The Forge, continue to be read widely both by members of Opus Dei and by other Catholics attracted to his spirituality, which emphasizes the laity's calling to daily sanctification (a message also to be found in the documents of Vatican II). Pope John Paul II made the following observation in his homily at the beatification of Escrivá: :"With supernatural intuition, Blessed Josemaría untiringly preached the universal call to holiness and apostolate.
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In Australia, before 1908, most football clubs in Sydney played by the rules of the Rugby Football Union and had done so since the first R.F.U. rules were written in 1871. As the professional game came to Sydney, the bigger inner city districts left their affiliation with the Rugby Football Union and created a new top flight football competition in 1908. Two factors prevented the initial inclusion of a Manly team into the competition. Firstly, with the Manly Rugby Union Club only recently gaining acceptance into the Sydney competition, many involved were not prepared to take a chance on the new code, which had yet to prove itself as a sustainable entity.
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Warren standing in solidarity with striking teachers during the 2019 Chicago Public Schools Strike Warren has frequently expressed concern about the amount of debt college graduates face, and especially so when they are often unable to find employment after graduation. At her senate website she states: > "As I travel all across the Commonwealth, I meet young people who have done > everything right: they played by the rules, they worked hard, they finished > college, and yet they're finding themselves unemployed, drowning in debt, > and in many cases, moving back home with mom and dad. These young people did > all we asked of them - and they're getting slammed." Warren has introduced legislation to reduce the interest rates on student loans.
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"The Steamboat" – mobile steaming equipment used by Czech StB for unsticking of envelopes during correspondence surveillance Documents should generally not be read by anyone other than the addressee; for example, in the United States of America it is a violation of federal law for anyone other than the addressee and the government to open mail. There are exceptions however: executives often assign secretaries or assistants the task of handling their mail; and postcards do not require opening and can be read by anyone. For mail contained within an envelope, there are legal provisions in some jurisdictions allowing the recording of identities of sender and recipient.Back when spies played by the rules , Deccan Herald, January 17, 2006.
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Initially, northeastern U.S. anthracite markets were not badly affected, largely due to controls put in place by Gowen's coal pool. In 1874, in addition to shoring up this coal pool's internal checks to make sure all members played by the rules, Gowen also organized Schuylkill County's independent coal operators into the Schuylkill Coal Exchange. By autumn 1874 it was common knowledge that these operators (including the Coal & Iron Co.) were intent upon precipitating a ruinous miners' strike by which to destroy the WBA (by this time renamed the Miners and Laborers Benevolent Association, or M&LBA).Schlegel, pp. 63–65. Such a strike was indeed brought about by severe slashes in wages offered to miners (20% cut) and mine laborers (10% cut).
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A radio message from a Spiderling brings Otto to a street where most electronics have suddenly stopped working, and find a piece of Inhuman debris on the roof of an apartment building Observing the impact site, the Superior Spider-Man and his firefighter escort Lt. Coyle realize that something has been taken, by the occupants of the apartment. Moving through the building, the Superior Spider-Man notices that the residents are strangely lethargic and realizes that whatever is draining power from electronics is also draining energy from people. Inside the apartment, the Superior Spider-Man encounters a man named Arthur Schweibe who is wearing half of a set of power armor. Arthur is angry how he and his wife played by the rules in a world without rules and were left behind.
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