However, she threatened to fire anyone who refused to work.
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First, vaccinators refused to work until they were given more protection.
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All mainstream parties have refused to work with the Sweden Democrats.
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In prison, the defiant Mr. Carter refused to work or wear a uniform.
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A handful of House Democrats even refused to work with Trump on anything.
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I didn't see Betty, who often refused to work and lost her privileges.
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When she refused to work she was beaten and told she would be killed.
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After her colleague refused to work, the nurse said, they agreed to test her.
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One sister refused to work and wanted to spend all her money on alcohol.
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And 30 of the 31 parties running have already refused to work with him.
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After all, if everyone refused to work with him, he wouldn't be able to work.
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"Google refused to work for the Pentagon on artificial intelligence," Clarke told CNBC on Wednesday.
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On Monday, employees at Khartoum International Airport refused to work, shutting down flights in protest.
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Their fellow lobstermen temporarily shunned them and, for a while, refused to work with them.
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The Postal Service reportedly refused to work with Outbox, which subsequently went out of business.
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He said Aslan had initially refused to work with Zarrab because he was too well known.
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Many colleagues refused to work with him, and his assistants rarely lasted longer than a year.
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Credit Angela Jollie who refused to work in Weinstein movies after his attempt to assault her.
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Workers say they refused to work after Amazon asked them to return to work last night.
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If he refused to work for the man who owns him, he would be killed, he said.
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The Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) workforce at its Windsor Assembly plant has refused to work since Thursday.
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Before the Farm Bill passed, many banks and payment processing companies refused to work with his company.
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Hood has said prison employees have refused to work on the execution team because of fears about retaliation.
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Mr. Möller also said the strong language was necessary because other parties had refused to work with his party.
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Even though celebrities snap Instagrams covered in these clay dots, my skin refused to work with any of them.
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From 1918 onwards Labour refused to work with the Communist Party and banned its members from belonging to it.
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For two months that summer, migrants refused to work in a bid to improve their working and living conditions.
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Eugene McCarthy (D-Minn.) in New Hampshire and refused to work for the eventual Democratic nominee, progressive Democratic Gov.
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For seven days now, teachers have refused to work in all 53 counties, shutting down every school in the state.
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Sinaloa cartel hitmen killed 216-year-old Benjamín Sánchez on February 22008 41, after he refused to work for them.
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Sinaloa cartel hitmen killed 226-year-old Benjamín Sánchez on February 2300 2200, after he refused to work for them.
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Mahathir however refused to work with all UMNO leaders, especially former prime minister Najib, who is on trial for corruption.
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At one point he even told his agents he refused to work as an actor until the film was financed.
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As a staunch animal rights activist, Anderson refused to work with a stage dog to protest their treatment on film sets.
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Schnatter said he refused to work with West because "he uses the 'N' word in his lyrics," according to the letter.
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Vallow has refused to work with law enforcement to help find the children and has left the state, the release said.
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Warner for one said she's received plenty of flack from folks who've refused to work with her because she won't shave.
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Despite promising to work at various angles and from comfortable distances, this method refused to work the vast majority of the time.
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He has refused to work with congressional Democrats leading the impeachment inquiry and launched social-media attacks on key witnesses and Democrats.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the case on which 10 potential jurors have refused to work with Judge Aaron Persky.
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It was six months ago nearly since that happened and, as of now, I&aposve continuously refused to work with him again.
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And while many immigrants and business owners refused to work in an act of solidarity, others marked the event in more unorthodox ways.
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Details: Former President Obama banned adoption and foster-care agencies from receiving federal funding if they refused to work with same-sex couples.
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Those who refused to work on cotton fields risked being fired, expelled from school or having their welfare payments slashed, the report said.
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If children refused to work the additional hours, teachers were told to file a resignation letter on their behalf, the meeting notes indicated.
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"As a result, plant employees are concerned about possible exposure and have refused to work since mid-afternoon on March 12," FCA said.
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Kelly Clarkson revealed she refused to work with the producer due to her own negative experiences, and Lady Gaga testified on Kesha's behalf.
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Some front of the house staff members had refused to work Friday and Saturday nights because of the public's bad behavior, he said.
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Some front of the house staff members had refused to work Friday and Saturday nights because of the public's bad behavior, he said.
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Known as the Women's Day Off, schools, factories and nurseries closed as women refused to work, both in their offices or in their homes.
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Employees at the Queens facility refused to work after Amazon informed them that an employee had tested positive, effectively temporarily shutting down that facility.
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All year long, Republican leadership refused to work with us on pushing forward any of these proposals, and refused to put anything forward themselves.
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Part of the reason ObamaCare is far from perfect is that Republicans have refused to work with Democrats to fix the system, he added.
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The conditions in such camps are so inhumane that, since 2010, Doctors Without Borders refused to work behind the fences of Maltese asylum centers.
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Human Head refused to work on the game, and after their contract with Bethesda ran out in 2012, the IP was back in Bethesda's hands.
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In July, they refused to work overtime to push their demand for a commitment from Daimler to make components for electric cars at the factory.
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In a case in 1963 Adell Sherbert, a Seventh-Day Adventist, lost her job in a textile mill because she refused to work on Saturday.
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For years, the proprietors and workers of the non-defense industrial base refused to work with the U.S. government in general, and DOD in particular.
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On March 2000, Amazon employees at a warehouse in Queens refused to work their shift after learning an employee had tested positive for the coronavirus.
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After a network censor cut the joke out of taste concerns, Mr. Paar walked off the show and refused to work for nearly a month.
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Schnatter said he refused to work with West because "he uses the 'N' word in his lyrics," according to his letter Saturday to the board.
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He refused to work with the Sweden Democrats, who in turn backed the center-right Alliance coalition in a confidence motion against the prime minister.
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In a coordinated protest against a range of prison conditions, a total of 24,000 inmates in at least 12 states refused to work or eat.
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DESPITE her father's pleas, Cherry Liu refused to work for the family business, a small electronic-components company founded in 20163 on the outskirts of Taipei.
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Deputy White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders defended Trump's position, saying the Democrats have refused to work across the aisle to find a bipartisan alternative.
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One victim testified that she was forced into prostitution at age 14, and that the men beat her if she refused to work, the statement said.
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She was on site managing a project and cursing out a bunch of men who refused to work for her and were not getting their work done.
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He explained to Daily Mail Australia on Thursday that he believes Rivera's death was "passed off" as a suicide after she refused to work as a prostitute.
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After Mr Damore had suggested they are less qualified because of their sex, women at Google could have refused to work with him and taken legal action.
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In 1993, around a hundred Case Farms employees refused to work in protest against low pay, lack of bathroom breaks, and payroll deductions for aprons and gloves.
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The Russian billionaire later sued the U.S. over the sanctions, claiming he lost $7.5 billion after banks withdrew credit and other businesses refused to work with him.
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The hedge funds said that if the board refused to work with them, it would seek to elect new independent directors at the company's annual shareholder meeting.
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The Senate's Republican leader, Herman Baertschiger Jr., said in a statement that Democrats had refused to work with Republicans and had voted down all their proposed amendments.
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"Surly" seems to be the most popular description, say those who have worked alongside him, and some people at the agency have refused to work for him.
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The ban movement started when the New South Wales Builders Labourers Federation refused to work on projects that were damaging to the environment or historically important buildings.
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The pullback was spurred in part by drivers like Hasan Kurt, the owner of a local licensed taxi business, who had refused to work with the American service.
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For context: The only house that refused to work with Lesage was Chanel, due to Gabrielle and Elsa's rivalry (that changed when Karl Lagerfeld took over, in 1983).
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If everyone who knew about Weinstein's allegedly predatory behavior had refused to work with him, he would have been rendered powerless, incapable of inflicting pain for 30 years.
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The actress has spoken out in the past about increasing gender diversity in Hollywood, and has said she refused to work with Harvey Weinstein because of his reputation.
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So Obama did his part, zealously enforcing immigration law -- to the point where he was tagged the "Deporter-in-chief" -- and yet Republicans refused to work with him anyway.
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It also said this past spring it had faced adverse effects after domain hosting services and PayPal refused to work with Gab, in the wake of the Pittsburgh shooting.
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The general strike is inspired by a women's strike waged in Iceland in 1975, during which women nationwide refused to work, cook and look after children for a day.
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The Washington Post reported last year that Washington's law firms have generally refused to work for the president because they don't think he would listen to their legal counsel.
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The Obama administration was criticized for not using its authority to impose visa sanctions against countries that refused to work with American officials to deport immigrants with criminal convictions.
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Not only have Democrats refused to work with Republicans on fixing our broken system, but they've even bragged about their obstruction of any progress in a Republican-led Congress.
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" The documents add, "Paltrow was not so offended that she refused to work with Weinstein again, nor did her career suffer as a result of her rebuffing his alleged advances.
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" The documents added, "Paltrow was not so offended that she refused to work with Weinstein again, nor did her career suffer as a result of her rebuffing his alleged advances.
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If scientists and researchers across the U.S. refused to work on nuclear weapons due to ethical reasons, like Google did on AI, the world would be much worse, Luckey said.
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"We all understood that if we refused to work with Mr. Giuliani, we would lose a very important opportunity to cement relations between the United States and Ukraine," Sondland said.
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We all understood that if we refused to work with Mr. Giuliani, we would lose an important opportunity to cement relations between the United States and Ukraine [with a meeting].
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A somewhat similar conclusion was reached in 2013 in the case of Celestina Mba, a worker at a London children's home who was fired after she refused to work on Sundays.
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A number of first shift employees at the facility refused to work in protest over recently implemented shift differentials provided to second and third shift employees, said company spokesman Michael Martin.
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With the new Uber logo, I felt the company had gotten exactly what it had paid for (the logo was done in-house; Uber refused to work with an outside agency).
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UNDER-INVESTMENT HAMPERS PLANS Similar macabre scenes plagued Karachi's cemeteries, where grave diggers refused to work in the baking sun and charged up to five times normal rates for burial plots.
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"They would rather see this country fail than see my father succeed," he added, seeming to refer to Democrats whom he said refused to work with the GOP on healthcare reform.
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Mr Okamura has played on anti-Roma prejudice by falsely claiming that the Nazis did not exterminate them based on race, but sent them to concentration camps because they refused to work.
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According to Marks, three male agents, identified as Tobar, Sanin, and Alexander, refused to work with her on surveillance and wiretapping duties, oftentimes just not showing up for scheduled shifts with her.
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In "Seven Men From Now," he plays a former sheriff tracking the men who murdered his wife, killed at a job she took only because he refused to work as a deputy.
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Earlier this year, the state of Espírito Santo also made headlines for riots and chaos that ensued after the police force, which hadn't received a raise for seven years, refused to work.
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Meitner was also an advocate for the peaceful use of atomic energy and flatly refused to work on the Manhattan Project because she strongly opposed using fission to create an atom bomb.
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The Ukrainian government's representative in Crimea, Boris Babin, said on Monday that these were no ordinary deaths: The dolphin army refused to work for Russian soldiers and went on a hunger strike.
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Simon McDonald, the head of the British Foreign Office, said it was the first time in his nearly four-decade career that a head of state refused to work with a British ambassador.
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The group lost the support of most revolutionaries, and opposition grew steadily for the next six months, until many state institutions, including the police, essentially refused to work on behalf of Morsi's government.
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"It's unfortunate that our Democratic colleagues refused to work with us in a serious way to comprehensively address Obamacare's failures," Mr. McConnell, the Senate bill's chief author, said Wednesday on the Senate floor.
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He accused them of beating and stabbing her after she refused to work in the opium fields while pregnant, and he said they then set her on fire with gasoline to cover their crime.
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The group has attempted to broker deals in exchange for disarmament on several occasions but the Spanish and French governments have refused to work with them, insisting only that they hand over their arsenal.
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Even if the best researchers in the world refused to work on technologies that abetted offensive weapons, others could easily take these proven models "off the shelf" and apply them relatively straightforwardly to new applications.
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Rick Schroder allegedly hit his girlfriend in the face and grabbed her hair during his first felony domestic violence arrest, and yet he wasn't charged -- because she refused to work with cops ... TMZ has learned.
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Prime Minister Andrej Babis was forced to apologize for remarks he made as finance minister in 2016 that Czech Roma were sent to a concentration camp during World War Two because they refused to work.
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Dirty Lemon, a startup that sells beverages over text, pulled its CBD drink after trucking companies refused to ship the products and insurance carriers refused to work with Dirty Lemon because of the CBD beverages.
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What if someone acted on the accusations in the list — maybe a hiring manager or an editor who refused to work with those named — but didn't give the listed men a chance to defend themselves?
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Díaz Córdova was being threatened by other trans sex workers in the days leading up to her death, Flores said, in part because she refused to work on the same block as others and suspected jealousy.
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Kristy and Dana Dumont's lawsuit against the state Department of Health and Human Services and Children's Services Agency alleged that two taxpayer-funded, state-contracted agencies refused to work with them because of their sexual orientation.
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While lawmakers in Congress steadfastly refused to work across the aisle, and presidential candidates bludgeoned each other with vicious personal attacks, the improbable pair were able to maintain a decades-long friendship that transcended such toxic partisanship.
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Mr. Hartley, who had helped Mr. Kasich during the presidential primary, said he refused to work for Mr. Trump because of his belittlement of Mexicans; Mr. Hartley's wife was born in Mexico and is a naturalized citizen.
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"It's unfortunate that our Democratic colleagues refused to work with us in a serious way to comprehensively address ObamaCare's failures in the seven years since they passed it," McConnell said from the Senate floor on Wednesday morning.
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Would-be jurors in other trials have refused to work with him, prosecutors had him removed from another sexual assault case, and an online petition calling for his impeachment had reached 1.3 million signatures as of Monday.
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But early on in the season, Frankel framed Radziwill's much-younger boyfriend as an opportunist because he refused to work for free for Frankel's nonprofit endeavors in disaster relief, which offended Radziwill, and it went downhill from there.
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Like many large companies, they had employees who were so paranoid or homophobic that they refused to work alongside anybody who was gay, because the assumption was that if you were a gay man, you were HIV positive.
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Around $14 billion of cargo has been tied up globally as ports, tugboat operators and cargo handling firms refused to work for Hanjin, the world's seventh-largest container carrier, which filed for receivership in a Seoul court Sept. 4.
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Around $14 billion of cargo has been tied up globally as ports, tugboat operators and cargo handling firms worried about not being paid refused to work for Hanjin, which filed for receivership in a Seoul court on August 31.
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In 1924, the designer, who lost three wives to illness over the years, also lost artistic control of the business because his third wife's family, who were shareholders, refused to work with him after he married a fourth time.
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The death of Ames, whose real name was Mercedes Grabowski, occurred just days after she experienced intense criticism on Twitter for saying she refused to work with men who had also appeared in gay pornography, who she labeled as "crossover" performers.
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"Here's what I think is true: Google refused to work for the Pentagon on artificial intelligence," said Richard Clarke, whose 30-year government career also included stints as White House counterterrorism coordinator under former presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush.
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Republicans complained he refused to work with them in Congress during his first term, and while one cannot really blame him for being a magnet for right-wing angst, his partisan style encouraged the Tea Party revolt that polarized the nation.
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"It is unacceptable that the International Monetary Fund and European policymakers have refused to work with the Greek government on a sensible plan to improve its economy and pay back its debt," he told the Huffington Post at the time.
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"There won't be a Daily Fix today because a large group of IGN employees have refused to work until the company issues a statement/apology regarding what happened to Kallie Plagge," said IGN producer Alanah Pearce on Twitter this afternoon.
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The goal is to get legislation on President Donald Trump's desk in July, though his willingness to collaborate with Democrats was thrown into doubt Wednesday after he refused to work with the party on infrastructure until it stops investigating him in the House.
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"If you look at the entire Cold War history — the last, you know, century — I don't think there's ever a case where a major US company refused to work with the US and worked with our major geopolitical rivals," Thiel said Friday.
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But Mr. Erdogan also carried out a housecleaning of personnel to readdress what he and his Islamist supporters saw as years of disenfranchisement at the hands of largely secular state structures, which refused to work with him even after he became prime minister.
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According to Axios, the Trump administration will soon rescind an Obama-era regulation that barred adoption and foster care agencies from receiving federal funding if they refused to work with same-sex couples, thus allowing discrimination against same sex couples seeking to adopt children.
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For months Manafort, 69, had refused to work with Mueller but in September made a deal to plead guilty, cooperate with investigators and forfeit million of dollars in assets, including an apartment in Trump Tower in Manhattan, a brownstone in Brooklyn and a mansion in the Hamptons.
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Nyong'o, who said she ultimately refused to work with the veteran producer, recalled in a New York Times op-ed an unwanted advance from Weinstein at his family home in Connecticut, where he had invited Nyong'o, then a film student, for a screening of a documentary.
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"Kadel helped the teenager land gig after gig with Victoria's Secret, all while subjecting her to ongoing harassment, she said, until she refused to work with him" Publicly reported February 16, 2018 Multiple women have reported that he subjected them to unwanted touching and other inappropriate behavior.
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" Even though Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani was also involved with Ukrainian policy, Sondland testified that far from pursuing a rogue operation, Sondland and others understood that if they "refused to work with Mr. Giuliani, we would lose a very important opportunity to cement relations between the United States and Ukraine.
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Many women prisoners are involved: Those held at Central California Women's Prison, a women's prison in Nebraska, at Lincoln (Nebraska) Correctional Center, a women's prison in Kansas, and at Merced Jail in California have either refused to work, are on hunger strike, and/or have led uprisings in their facilities, I'm told.
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Wright's Pulitzer Prize-winning book was meant to be infuriating, and "The Looming Tower" (under the stewardship of producer Dan Futterman) conveys that -- the idea that people were so embroiled in advancing their aims and covering their flanks that they refused to work together in a way that might have averted tragedy.
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"Democrats have refused to work with us on border security, which has forced the president to redirect funds from other defense programs in the short term in order to secure the southern border," Ms. Granger said in a statement, adding that she was confident that jobs in and around her district would be protected.
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In an effort not to further alienate Arab allies, the President must strike a careful balance between sticking to his guns and calibrating his public remarks to reflect sensitivities around the decision to assuage tensions with the Palestinians who have, since the embassy decision, refused to work with the US on the peace process.
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Mr. Reitman, who is now 34 and is a visiting fellow at Harvard, says that Professor Ronell kissed and touched him repeatedly, slept in his bed with him, required him to lie in her bed, held his hand, texted, emailed and called him constantly, and refused to work with him if he did not reciprocate.
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During the course of a wide-ranging discussion on politics—which included the difficulty Paul Ryan faced in working with the Tea Party because they have essentially refused to work with anyone because of an ideological objection to, essentially, government—Kornheiser asked his political guest whether the Tea Party was like ISIS, trying to establish a caliphate in Washington.
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