Indeed, the poor advice of soothsayers may chase Ms Park out of office.
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They say that laughter is the best medicine, but honestly, that's poor advice.
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The Financial Conduct Authority said it was intervening after seeing cases of poor advice.
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Problem is, it wasn't very good advice back then, and it's still poor advice today.
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ASIC also sued Westpac in June over a financial planner it alleged gave poor advice for years.
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She misfiled forms and gave us poor advice, which resulted in the rejection of our green card application.
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To be sure, physicians who disclose a financial conflict of interest or a specialty bias do not necessarily give poor advice.
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He also argued that the new trade deal proves that the former Goldman Sachs executive gave poor advice to President Donald Trump.
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And what's equally clear is that Trump believes the reason for that is the poor advice he has received from his veteran Washington hands.
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Financial advisors can't provide reliable education due to conflicts of interest, and senior physicians may provide poor advice due to their own biases, he explained.
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Anil Bandawane, a farmer living outside Pune, India, was fed up with the poor advice he was getting from the government's national hotline for agricultural queries.
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But he mustn't build his policy on the same empty promises and poor advice that stem from Washington and that have failed to address our legitimate grievances.
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Unfortunately, Obama has relied on poor advice and advanced the perception that the U.S. practiced a Shiite-centric approach to Iraq, which envisioned Shiites as the "critical" community.
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While some may wonder how a person so handsomely compensated can fall into a debt trap, the answer may lie in a combination of overspending and poor advice from financial counselors.
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I saw the financial woes of big-money ballplayers as symptomatic of a larger problem plaguing average Americans — a retirement problem, largely due to inadequate knowledge, poor advice and lack of preparation.
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LONDON, June 3523 (Reuters) - Britain's financial markets regulator said it was taking further action against advisers providing poor advice to thousands of pensions savers looking to access cash in their pension pots.
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Orr said the inquiry had been inundated with submissions from members of the public complaining about poor advice or being charged for financial advice, including instances when no adviser was assigned to their accounts.
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Rowena Orr, barrister assisting the independent inquiry, said more than three hundred thousand people had been compensated and the lenders had acknowledged cases of fraud, poor advice and charging for products that were not delivered.
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In a latest development to a string of scandals affecting Westpac, Australia's markets regulator said a court had ordered the bank to pay a penalty of A$9.2 million over a financial planner's poor advice.
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Westpac announced the change less than a week after the corporate regulator filed a lawsuit against it for a financial planner who gave poor advice to customers or charged them fees without giving any advice, while employed by the bank.
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Weak competition, too-high fees and poor advice were all flagged as areas for asset managers to improve, but the role of consultants in hampering the ability of many pension schemes to plug their often deep funding deficits got special mention.
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But in season eight, we've seen Daenerys lose two people who were extremely close to her, two of dragon children, and a lot of her army, all in the name of saving Northerners who don't respect her or her people, and all because she listened to Tyrion's poor advice.
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In July AMP told investors it had put A$290 million aside to compensate customers for poor advice and expected to spend A$50 million in each of the next three years on a review of fees and advice across its network of financial advisors, the country's largest.
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The wealth manager had flagged A$530 million ($391.46 million)of costs it would to use to compensate customers for poor advice, among other things, while saying underlying net profit for the first-half would fall to between A$13 million and A$500 million, lower than a year prior.
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Like the impeccable piece of technology that he is, he pulled up a web 2.0 site with a cloudy blue sky background with the follow four steps for how to get rid of a panic attack: OK, from someone who's had panic attacks for roughly a decade, I can say unequivocally this is some really poor advice.
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His daughter with Mariella, Angel, greets Mabel icily. Meanwhile, Samantha begins expressing her interest in Ivan, who does not reciprocate her feelings. Mariella's ghost begins haunting Mabel. On some poor advice from Mabel's best friend, Anna (Bangs Garcia), Mabel unknowingly buys Mariella's red bag but throws it out when she realizes.
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The NFLPA's Financial Registration Program was created in 2002 after a series of many investment schemes targeted at professional athletes. It aims to provide an extra layer of protection to athletes to protect them from fraud and poor advice, and provide players with advisors and agents who are pre-screened by the NFL.
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Howat, p. 112. He had poor relations with the press, who were very critical of his captaincy and reporting details of the dissolution of his marriage.Foot, p. 217. As the tour progressed, he lost his dynamism as a leader, gave poor advice to the batsmen and made poor selections for the team.
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Ham promptly countersued, blaming the initial lawsuit on poor advice Black received from his new personal assistant, his mother-in-law Jonni Hartman. His lawyer told the press that "Mr. Ham invested $1 million of his own money in Clint Black's career at a time when nobody else would do so. For that commitment, Mr. Black should show a little gratitude and honor his contracts".
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Budgie is left to explain this to Mr Endell. Eventually all his supposed friends desert him; he ends up back in court for handling stolen goods: a fruit machine stolen from a cricket club and featured in the storyline of the first episode. In reality, Charlie Endell has shopped him for this. Ironically one of Budgie's lesser crimes, he is found guilty... not helped by poor advice from his lawyer.
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The Native Tobacco Board was generally disliked by African growers in the 1930s, as it provided poor advice on tobacco growing and underpaid them for their crop. However, from 1940, the growth in demand for tobacco changed the Board’s attitude from one of restricting smallholder production in favour of tobacco grown by African tenants on estates to realising that the growing market could absorb increased smallholder production. In 1946, African members were first appointed to the Board.J McCracken, (2012).
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Dom and Missy argued the cancellation was caused by poor ticket sales and an inability to secure necessary funding. A costing error and poor advice, both made in the early planning stages, were also blamed. They offered further apologies for their lack of communication with ticket buyers and artists, and announced that they would be entering liquidation. Alt-Fest and their primary ticketing agency, Clubtickets, confirmed that refunds would be available for online bookings made through the official website.
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Saladin invades Outremer and besieges Tiberias. Guy of Lusignan, the charming but weak-willed King of Jerusalem, is swayed by poor advice to march the assembled forces of Outremer to the relief of the city across a waterless plain at the height of summer. Debilitated by the desert conditions before the battle even begins, the Christian army suffers a devastating defeat at Hattin. Most of the weakly-held fortresses of Outremer fall to Saladin and Jerusalem is taken by the Muslim armies.
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In 2019 the association issued urgent guidance to its members after several serious incidents, including fatalities, involving pharmacist independent prescribers working in GP practices prescribing inappropriately or offering poor advice. They were particularly concerned about prescribing and clinical advice for patients who were not physically present, or without reference to clinical records and for walk-in patients where a diagnosis might be needed. They were also concerned about employers in online pharmacies expecting prescription of high-risk medicines, like controlled drugs, without reference to the patient’s GP.
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His eponymous 1983 diet book, The McDougall Plan, has been described as a fad diet by medical experts, with possible disadvantages including a boring food choice, flatulence, and the risk of feeling hungry. Reviewing McDougall's book, The McDougall Program for Maximum Weight Loss, nutritionist Fredrick J. Stare and epidemiologist Elizabeth Whelan criticized its restrictive regime and "poor advice", concluding that the diet's concepts were "extreme and out of keeping with nutritional reality". Nutritionist Kurt Butler has criticized McDougall for making extremist diet recommendations.Butler, Kurt. (1992).
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As of October 2018, St. James's Place manages over £100bn of assets. In July 2019 the ombudsman raised "serious concerns", after a client had been persuaded to transfer more than £60,000 to the company, over claims that St. James's Place had "doctored" documents with "forged" signatures to hide the advice allegedly given by the company to the client. In November 2019, 14 former footballers sued St James’s Place for £15m, alleging that they had received poor advice concerning tax avoidance regarding film and overseas property investment schemes.
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Finally, it was decided that Madhavrao would ascend the post of Peshwa, under the guidance of Raghunathrao. This decision was a setback for Gopikabai who had hoped to have a controlling influence over her son on becoming the Peshwa but now would have to take up matters with Raghunathrao, who in turn was under the strong influence of his wife Anandibai. Moreover, Gopikabai's lack of proper training for court administration made her susceptible to poor advice from courtiers spoiling her relationship with her son.
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It aims to provide an extra layer of protection to athletes to protect them from fraud and poor advice. Advisors must apply to the program and go through a full background check before being added to the list. In October 2019, the NFLPA began inviting financial institutions to register with the program, and currently have partnerships with Goldman Sachs and Bessemer Trust. While players can ultimately choose any investment advisor that they would like to work with, their sports agents can only recommend registered advisors on the list.
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However, according to Tabari it was a poor advice consequent to meeting of Qays bin Sad with Ali during the period of killing of Muhammad bin Abi Bakar. Once a Chief of Iraqi village asked Abdullah Bin Jafar to recommend his case before Caliph Ali for accomplishment. He did so and matter of that chief was satisfied by Ali Ibn Abi Talib. As a gratification the chief sent 40,000 Darhims through some people to Abdullah, who refused the money saying that we do not sell our good deeds.
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Given that one of the primary uses of online health communities is the exchange of health information between untrained individuals. In many cases, people do not use the best judgment when sharing and relying on information in online communities, but the consequences of poor information depends on what the information is and how it is used. Medical information can have grave consequences when poor advice is taken or is erroneously applied; or when professional treatment is not sought. The criticality of health-related information necessitates careful consideration of how to design for usability and sociability.
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Applied Education is a school for bookkeepers and tax agents approved by the Tax Practitioners Board and Institute of Certified Bookkeepers. The Australian Government created legislation called the Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (TASA)Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (TASA) to ensure that people preparing Business Activity Statements for a fee are registered. The Tax Practitioners BoardTax Practitioners Board administers and manages the registration of bookkeepers in Australia. Prior to this anyone could act as a bookkeeper and this created concern that business were getting poor advice from unqualified people.
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Mr. Mennenga also claimed that Mr. Keeling and the other ABA defectors gave him poor advice and that was why the ABA was in poor fiscal condition and it was a deliberate act of sabotage. Some believe this is not accurate to what actually happened, as Mr. Mennenga was the sole owner of the ABA at the time and directed the sanctioning body in an autocratic fashion. Mr. Mennenga filed suit against the 5 individuals for breach of a claimed employment contract in 1984. No contracts were ever produced by Mr. Mennenga and the suit was dismissed.
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In February, a letter to Channel 4 was delivered claiming the broadcaster and the programme's producers have not acted responsibly or fulfilled their public service remit. The letter, signed by 23 health and education professionals and bodies, describes Joy of Teen Sex as "fitting a pattern of programme development where viewing figures are prioritised over empowerment but where programmes are still marketed as 'educational'". The letter to Channel 4 expresses the group's unease about several key issues, including what they claim is the lack of qualified professionals on the show, poor advice, and inaccurate and misleading information.
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The weekly magazine Der Spiegel reported in May 2014 that the adviser for large winners of the Westdeutsche Lotterie has conspicuously often mediated winners of large sums of money to the bank in order to invest the money over the long term. The article argues that lottery winners have often received poor advice and that asset classes such as ship funds and open-ended real estate funds have often led to losses. Westlotto denies that the employee would have had financial benefits from the negotiations. In April 2014, the bank was convicted in one case because of falsely advising lottery winners.
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The July landing of Prince Charles on Eriskay was confirmed in early August. Most of Cope's 3,000–4,000 men were inexperienced recruits, but his main handicap was the poor advice he received from local experts, particularly John Hay, 4th Marquess of Tweeddale, the Secretary of State for Scotland. Leaving his cavalry at Stirling under Thomas Fowke, Cope and the infantry marched on Corrieyairack Pass, the key connection point between the Western Highlands and the Lowlands. He found the Jacobites already in possession, and after conferring with his officers, withdrew to Inverness on 26 August, leaving Edinburgh exposed.
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In retaliation for real and perceived insults, Esen Taishi led an invasion of northern China in 1449 that culminated in the capture of the Ming emperor during the Tumu Crisis 土木之變. The large-scale, three-pronged invasion began in July, with Taisun Khan leading the easternmost force to Liaodong, the grand councillor Alag attacking Xuanfu, and Esen himself leading the troops that sacked Datong in August. Another column of the Mongols invaded Ganzhou. Acting on extremely poor advice from one of his advisors, the emperor also chose to lead his own armies into battle, resulting in defeat and capture.
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It is possible Bain's loss to Galento, which cost him seven weeks of hospitalization, made him a more likely model for Anthony Quinn's character "Mountain" Rivera in Quinn's classic boxing movie Requiem for a Heavyweight. The movie's plot centered on a Heavyweight's tragic loss to a stronger opponent on the poor advice of an ambitious manager. He fought ex-Middleweight champion Al McCoy for the Montreal Athletic Commission World Light Heavyweight title in Montreal on October 24, 1935. McCoy knocked out Bain in the second round, in what marked Bain's final descent as a top contender.
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The expedition consists of 10,000 troops including allies, and 130 freight-ships. Gallus was counting on the assistance of the Nabataean Arabs of NW Arabia, whose king Obodas was a Roman ally and contributed 1,000 warriors under his chief secretary, Syllabus. But the latter allegedly sabotaged the mission throughout with poor advice. The force sails by ship from Clysma (Suez, Egypt) to Luke Come but suffers heavy losses to storms in transit, so that on arrival, Gallus is forced to spend the rest of the year at Lake Come to give his men a chance to recuperate and to effect repairs to his fleet.
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" Grigg alleged that Menzies had given the Queen poor advice during her 1954 tour of Western Australia, when there had been a mild epidemic of poliomyelitis. He said that the risk of the Queen catching polio was minute, when compared to that for the thousands of people who crowded into the streets to see her, but that: > "...as a result of Mr Menzies advice, the Queen did not shake hands with > anyone during the entire visit. She remained remote, aloof and isolated > without contact with the people. Bouquets brought to her by little children > were taken by her ladies-in-waiting and then thrown in dustbins.
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JJ visits his psychiatrist, Dr Felly (Paul Ridley), seeking help for his recent bouts of rage and his confusion about his life and friends. Dr Felly has poor advice for JJ and prescribes him more drugs to calm him down. As he is leaving, he meets Emily, who came to the clinic to receive counselling in being more honest, but was simply prescribed the same drugs as JJ. She comes out to him and he shares with her his longing to be "normal" for a day so that he could lose his virginity and reunite Freddie and Cook. She advises him to just ask for the things he wants, so they visit Freddie to tell him to make up with Cook.
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He thus secured the island for Ptolemy V Epiphanes, the infant son and successor of Ptolemy IV and, on his return to Alexandria in about 196 BC, he brought with him a considerable sum of money for the king's use. He was received at Alexandria with great applause which made him a powerful influence in the kingdom. But as he advanced in years, it is said that his character changed for the worse, and he indulged in every kind of vice and wickedness. Because of the loss of the later books of Polybius, Polycrates' subsequent career is unknown, but a fragment that has survived from the historian's books suggest that it was through his poor advice that Ptolemy took no part in military affairs, although he was only 25 years old.
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On 21 September 2011, Braulio was arrested on a charge of sexual assault, which occurred in a town near Zaragoza – Cuarte de Huerva – shortly before Real Zaragoza's morning training.Detienen a Braulio por un presunto abuso sexual (Braulio arrested for alleged sexual assault); Marca, 21 September 2011 (in Spanish) He was not incarcerated immediately, and the following day pleaded guilty,Braulio, en libertad con cargos (Braulio, released on bail); Marca, 22 September 2011 (in Spanish) being ousted from the squad until the situation was clearedBraulio, apartado del Zaragoza "hasta que se aclaren los hechos" (Braulio, ousted by Zaragoza "until situation is cleared"); Marca, 23 September 2011 (in Spanish) and released by the club the following month. On 18 October 2011, Braulio changed his plea to "not guilty," citing poor advice as the reason for this sudden change.Braulio acusa a la Guardia Civil de coaccionarle y se declara inocente (Braulio accuses Civil Guard of coercion and pleads not guilty); El Periódico de Aragón, 19 October 2011 (in Spanish) Finally, on 22 June of the following year, he avoided a prison sentence and reached an agreement to pay €11,400 in damages.
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