He reshuffled his cabinet in February, sacking and demoting several Zuma allies and restored Nhlanhla Nene as finance minister - two years after Nene's sacking from the same role by Zuma.
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Yet as Congress represents by far the most important potential check on Mr Trump's rule, the president will understand that sacking Mr Mueller, after first sacking Mr Sessions, would spark a backlash.
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Talking about his stolen #SB50 ring and "sacking" the burglars.
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I ask Modise if she felt vindicated by his sacking.
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Despite Najib Razak's glaring imperfections, his sacking was a surprise.
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Impeachment proceedings against Nixon began four months after Cox's sacking.
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Sacking Scaramucci is proof that he intends to use it.
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Clearly, he's not been shy about sacking Justice Department officials.
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With Comey's sacking, Christie's ignoble fealty could finally pay off.
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It is true that Mr Biden urged Mr Shokin's sacking.
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But Mr Wickremesinghe refused to give way, calling his sacking illegal.
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Most lawmakers are expected to vote in favor of sacking Essid.
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But despite all the outrage over the ridiculous sacking of Claudio
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Sacking workers with open-ended contracts is difficult in the Philippines.
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In most administrations, such daft behaviour would be a sacking offence.
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The Rebels harassed Commodores quarterback Kyle Shurmur, sacking him seven times.
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Following Tillerson's sacking, Turkey announced that Cavusoglu's trip would be postponed.
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In America Mr Easterbrook's sacking was, pace Mr George, broadly applauded.
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FORMER WALLABY TO CLAIM "UNLAWFUL" SACKING WAS BECAUSE OF HIS RELIGION
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On the next two drives, Clemson showed life, sacking Coker twice.
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It is not clear that sacking people makes a difference, either.
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Multiple Republican lawmakers have warned Trump against sacking Mueller, including Sen.
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On the other hand, sacking US attorneys can look really fishy too.
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The manner of the sacking may also have exacerbated the harm done.
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She also announced in a statement the sacking of the hospital director.
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Either way, the sacking of Mr Comey reflects terribly on Mr Trump.
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The chapter about sacking workers had the title "People Very Rarely Sue".
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Von Boeselager said his sacking was illegitimate and appealed to the pope.
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Zurich were managed by Sami Hyypiä until his sacking earlier this month.
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Haywood said he still hopes to win the appeal against his sacking.
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The reaction to the sacking of James Comey is the latest illustration.
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So let me clear: I am absolutely gloating over Katie Hopkins' sacking.
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Likewise, CNN reported that Trump's advisors have dissuaded him from sacking Rosenstein.
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At the time, Robert Baratheon was coming closer to sacking the Iron Throne.
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Further investigations led to the sacking, suspensions and transfers of 100 immigration personnel.
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Even heretofore reticent Republicans may find sacking Mr Mueller a step too far.
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Here, his allies apparently agreed to do his bidding, including Mr Mistry's sacking.
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The sacking was the latest in a continuing shakeup of top economic personnel.
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Check out the pics ... beats the hell out of sacking quarterbacks, right Mike?
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They turned up the defensive pressure on Brees, sacking him on consecutive plays.
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Pink slips don't build cars, and sacking staff is never a happy affair.
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This was followed by the sacking of Saad al-Jabri, MbN's security adviser.
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Kepu added that prayer groups between Christian players had stopped after Folau's sacking.
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They felt she wasn't a heavyweight in politics and had no problem sacking her.
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The sacking threatens to split the upper echelons of the ANC down the middle.
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Sacking people, making people redundant, reducing our services for the vulnerable in our society.
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"Thursday will end with a resolution calling for the sacking of Meta," he said.
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Before they sat down, Lavrov was asked for his thoughts on the Comey sacking.
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Next would come sacking after sacking in a wild bid to halt the decline, watching as they are relegated, leaving 10,000 fans in a stadium built for 60,000, while their best players, such as Dimitri Payet and... while their best player is sold.
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This could include sacking the Barcelona government and assuming direct supervision of Catalan police forces.
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Ontarians are enraged by Mr Ford's spending cuts, which include sacking 400 health-care workers.
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And in early May he cheered on the sacking of the chief justice, a critic.
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President Magufuli's office announced the sacking of TANESCO's managing director Felchesmi Mramba in a statement.
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Periodic doubts about the bank's freedom from political interference resurfaced after Murat Cetinkaya's abrupt sacking.
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Earlier in May, South Africa's High Court ordered Zuma to provide reasons for Gordhan's sacking.
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Japan did not respond to a request for comment on the sacking of the government.
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Article 155 would effectively see Rajoy sacking the Catalan government and prompting fresh regional elections.
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A bitter row over President Maithripala Sirisena's sacking of Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe on Oct.
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Not long afterwards, the inevitable happened, and the sacking of manager Alberto Cavasin was announced.
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The White House added to the drama by calling Yates a traitor and sacking her.
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But on third down, L.S.U. pressured Lawrence, sacking him for a loss of 10 yards.
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While Mr. Trump is fond of bellowing, "You're fired," sacking Mr. Cordray could be complicated.
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The game's first possession ended with Addison sacking Brees, causing a fumble and recovering it.
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It was Vaz's sacking of Pereira in 2015 that led to the current political impasse.
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Aside from sacking Priebus, it was unclear how Trump planned to proceed to regain his footing.
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Grace Mugabe, the 93-year-old president's avaricious wife, was thought to be behind the sacking.
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Its location was too important not to overcome earthquakes or sacking by the Mongols or Tamerlane.
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Indigenous groups say the sacking comes at a time when their rights are being rolled back.
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It gave no details on the reason behind sacking Hamel, who took the job in 2010.
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Senate Democrats slammed Trump on Tuesday over the sacking, comparing him with former President Richard Nixon.
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"I'm really sorry to hear about the sacking of the Myanmar Times reporter," he told Reuters.
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court issued an interim order vacating the president's sacking of the Parliament.
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Charles Kupperman, the man standing in for Bolton following his sacking isn't without his own controversies.
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The troops, nonetheless, staged an elaborate victory procession followed by a comprehensive sacking of the town.
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Barca appointed Setien as its new head coach on Monday following the sacking of Ernesto Valverde.
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Rosenstein appointed Robert Mueller as special counsel to take over the Russia probe following Comey's sacking.
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Fewer than half the states have laws against sacking workers because they are gay or trans.
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In an interview with the BBC that year, he said that he found his sacking "surprising".
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"Anyone with half a brain can see that sacking Comey is ... part of covering something up."
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Wednesday's military takeover was triggered by the sacking of Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa a week earlier.
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Organized as a horizontal diptych, the top portion of "Ethiopia" depicts Benito Mussolini's sacking of the country.
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Spain Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy retaliated by sacking the Catalan government and set elections on Dec. 21.
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Mr Trump himself praised Mr Videgaray after his sacking as a "brilliant finance minister and wonderful man".
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Purging ministers who voted for Brexit would provoke calls to even things up by sacking some Remainers.
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But as Mr Damore's sacking shows, there are limits to what its employees may say in public.
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He and his brother, Said, strengthened the presidency at its expense, sacking generals seen as insufficiently loyal.
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He said his sacking could amount to evidence of obstruction but not whether he thought it had.
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He acted swiftly to preserve his position - sacking critics in his administration and closing a graft investigation.
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So many have folded out of management entirely, sinking down the divisions before sacking it off entirely.
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Cetinkaya's sacking is a blow to expectations that Erdogan might take steps to rebuild his credibility elsewhere.
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The problem is not sacking an FBI director: Bill Clinton did that to William Sessions in 1993.
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Article 155 — the so-called "nuclear option" — would see Rajoy sacking the Catalan government before fresh elections.
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For the boss of a prominent tech startup, Google's sacking of him was chiefly for public consumption.
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He stood down in 2006 after a wave of unrest sparked by the sacking of 600 soldiers.
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He began the process by sacking a swathe of former supporters of his defeated rival Jeremy Hunt.
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Osagie could not be immediately reached by CNN for her reaction to the news of his sacking.
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President Jacob Zuma's midnight sacking of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan shook South African financial markets on Friday.
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Stajcic told the Sydney Morning Herald on Friday that he did not want to discuss his sacking.
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And so they keep sacking their leader, repeating the mistake of seeking salvation in the next messiah.
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The destruction of Kayapo land is just part of what Zimmerman calls the "sacking" of the Amazon.
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The Sooners made life difficult for Texas, sacking Ehlinger nine times and totaling 15 tackles for loss.
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After dissolving Catalonia's parliament and sacking theregional government in response to the region declaring itself independent on Oct.
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On August 3rd he is expected to attempt to reboot his fortunes by sacking his most unpopular ministers.
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The protests were part of a long-running dispute over low pay and the sacking of some workers.
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Otherwise, said Mr Schumer, Americans will rightly suspect that sacking Mr Comey was part of a cover-up.
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It also provides ground to trust Mr Comey's word against Mr Trump's over the circumstances of his sacking.
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Wickremesinghe called his sacking illegal and demanded a floor test in parliament to show he retains his majority.
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Donald Trump may be thinking twice about sacking Flynn, and Katherine Jackson may not be thinking at all.
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May's tone deaf response to the tragic fire that destroyed Grenfell Tower should have been a sacking offense.
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He added that he was saddened by the sacking of the Kosovo interior minister and secret service chief.
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Hagia Sophia was in constant use until the sacking of the city in 1453 by the Ottoman Turks.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - In sacking his long-time mentor Carlos Ghosn as chairman of Nissan Motor Co Ltd (7201.
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Real Madrid made it despite losing its talisman, sacking its manager and somehow twice losing to CSKA Moscow.
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His sacking, which coincided with a flare-up in fighting in eastern Ukraine, had been rumored for weeks.
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Only his fearsome mother can keep him from sacking Rome, and when he relents, the Volscians murder him.
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If there was any justice in this country, we wouldn't be sacking Big Sam, we would be praising him.
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The Broncos frontline blitzed and blitzed and blitzed, repeatedly pressuring, knocking down, and sacking Newton, who started anticipating hits.
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In November it announced the suspension and then sacking of two top executives in connection with the Simandou project.
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This week's sacking and reshuffle struck many as a diversion (many of those fired are not suspected of misconduct).
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But the Sooners defense made life difficult for Texas, sacking Ehlinger nine times and totaling 15 tackles for loss.
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The abrupt sacking of a top federal law enforcement official made for some easily (perhaps too easily) drawn parallels.
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Independent political analysts told Reuters a majority in the 225-member legislature is against the sudden sacking of Wickremesinghe.
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The strikes are in protest at the sacking of 150 workers in December, of which 82 were PENGASSAN members.
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It is suspected that this information was leaked because the president was once again mulling sacking the special counsel.
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There was remaining nervousness over South Africa's sacking of its respected finance minister, which sent the rand tumbling again.
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"I see there's been changes made and AIBA has been sacking judges and all," Conlan said in an interview.
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Last Friday, Rajoy imposed direct rule on the region, sacking the local government and calling fresh elections for December.
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Both his policies and his tendency for sacking or criticizing the bearers of bad scientific news have grabbed attention.
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Mwarania moved court to challenge the sacking and the judge ruled in his favour last week, the paper reported.
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Workers at Exxon Mobil went on strike this week to protest against the sacking of 150 staff in December.
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But Trump said Thursday that he had made up his mind about sacking Comey without the Justice Department's input.
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The imminent sacking of a man nicknamed "the undertaker" for his dry manner was openly discussed in the ruling party.
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It has been in turmoil since the shock sacking in 2015 of star designer Alber Elbaz after a boardroom dispute.
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If the botched fake-sacking of Ms Kendall seems bizarre, so are many of the episodes that she is investigating.
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However, many fans were disappointed by the team's capitulation with some calling for the sacking of head coach Nuengrutai Srathongvian.
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And sacking Mr Comey in an effort to shut down the Russian investigation would certainly appear to fit that description.
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The prospects for the deal became even bleaker on March 23th, when Mr Trump announced the sacking of Rex Tillerson.
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He will be replaced by Emmerson Mnangagwa, a former vice-president, whose sacking prompted the army to arrest Mr Mugabe.
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His unceremonious sacking stunned NRA board members, who saw Cox as a potential successor to LaPierre, and infuriated political staffers.
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While he didn't think there was any deliberate sequencing of the sale and Cetinkaya's sacking, it simply fuelled uncertainty again.
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The industrial action is in protest at the sacking of 150 workers in December, of which 82 were PENGASSAN members.
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Najib has denied wrongdoing and has consolidated power by sacking critics within his ruling party and cracking down on dissent.
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Since the coup attempt, Erdogan has embarked on a sweeping crackdown, jailing some 50,000 people and sacking or suspending 150,000.
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Little over a year later, after sacking Lynch, Whitman had written down the value of the acquisition by $8.8 billion.
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Kiir's sacking of Machar as his deputy in 2013 precipitated the crisis that led to a conflict in December 2013.
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The abrupt sacking of John Bolton as national security adviser frees Trump to pursue his own brand of foreign policy.
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New Yorkers, still feeling the glow from a revolution of their own, even cheered on the sacking of the Bastille.
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The sort of man who despises wind farms, and blames the PC Brigade for Jeremy Clarkson's sacking from Top Gear.
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U.A.B.'s 10th-ranked defense harassed Huskies quarterback Marcus Childers, sacking him five times and forcing two fumbles, recovering one.
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There are even ones that draw a parallel between the sacking of the city and the fire at Notre Dame.
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The club named the inexperienced Quique Setien as its new head coach last week after the sacking of Ernesto Valverde.
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The Tigers' defense completely shut down Jackson, sacking him eight times, including once for a safety in the second quarter.
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Marushevska said Nasirov had sent her three reprimands, enough to fire her, but did not go ahead with the sacking.
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Buffalo dominated defensively for the remainder of the half, limiting the Texans to 81 yards while sacking Watson four times.
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Dugher responded to his sacking by adding "Sacked by Jeremy Corbyn for too much straight talking" to his Twitter bio.
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And anyone with half a brain can see that sacking Comey appears to be, likewise, part of covering something up.
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More significant is the sacking of Saud al-Qahtani, the belligerent media adviser to the powerful crown prince, Muhammad bin Salman.
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Nigerian labor unions have criticized oil companies for sacking workers in the last few months and held a number of strikes.
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Olenna in particular was a strategic kill, since Cersei needs money, and sacking Olenna's rich and prosperous Highgarden eliminated that problem.
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The Steelers' defense gives up a lot of yards, but it was among the best at sacking quarterbacks and intercepting passes.
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If you're playing with special teams, the White Walkers and the wights pick up +20 each for city-sacking as well.
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The rules hike fines for improper handling of vaccines, and prescribe the sacking of government officials guilty of violations, Xinhua said.
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Sacking a man whose allies call him the "godfather of Brexit" might upset the delicate balance of forces in the cabinet.
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Sarhan Ahmed, a member of parliament's finance committee, said Zebari's sacking would "shake confidence" between the IMF and the Baghdad government.
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He worked for years to ease the generals' clout and make the presidency more powerful by sacking dozens of top officers.
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Last month the government underlined its seriousness by sacking the company's boss, Emilio Lozoya, despite his close relationship with the president.
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He was ousted by the army after sacking the vice-president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, who then returned from exile to succeed him.
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Spain reacted by imposing direct rule on the wealthy northeast region, sacking its government and calling fresh elections for December 21.
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On Monday, Mugabe dropped a political bombshell, sacking powerful Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa -- his right-hand man for nearly four decades.
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The Eagles pressured and harassed Bradford all game, sacking him six times and forcing his first three turnovers of the season.
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In 2016, anti-corruption protesters broke into the Green Zone, sacking the Parliament building and bringing the government to a standstill.
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The first work to be encountered, the somber "Wounds" (1959), consists of dark vertical strips of colored paper applied to sacking.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Why do we continue to be fascinated by the sacking of the city of Rome?
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Former Real Betis boss Setien was named as Barca&aposs new head coach on Monday following the sacking of Ernesto Valverde.
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"This summary report does nothing to advance knowledge on the matters around that central issue," she said, referring to Stajcic's sacking.
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But five years later, the Supreme Court ruled the sacking was retaliation against Jo's union activities and the company reinstated him.
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TURKEY'S president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, responded to last summer's attempted coup by sacking or suspending 160,000 public servants and arresting 60,000 more.
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It's widely assumed in political circles that the sacking of Christie was at least partly an act of personal payback by Kushner.
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Undermining opponents In sacking Yates, though, Trump's White House also sought to present her as disloyal to the government and her employers.
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Along with the four turnovers, Syracuse's defensive front four created chaos on the three Louisville quarterbacks, sacking them a combined six times.
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Sirisena has faced criticism for sacking the premier in a sudden move last month and plunging the country into a political crisis.
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James Comey, whose sacking by Mr Trump as director of the FBI has sparked a political storm, agreed to testify to Congress.
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The Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions called on Cathay to end to what it described as "white terror", following Sy's sacking.
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Turkey has cracked down on the movement since the abortive coup, jailing thousands and sacking or suspending from their jobs thousands more.
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Labour MPs who had bayed for Mr Corbyn's sacking after the EU referendum, only 18 months ago, heaped praise on the announcement.
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The images prompted weeks of protests in Chicago, the sacking of the police superintendent and demands for Mayor Rahm Emanuel to resign.
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The daughters' sacking may hint that Hanjin is at last trying to rein in the worst excesses of its executive-suite heirs.
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Egyptians whisper about palace intrigues, such as the sacking of Khaled Fawzy, the intelligence chief, who has not been seen since January.
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The sacking of Galvao, a respected physicist and member of the Brazilian Academy of Science, sent shockwaves through the countrys scientific community.
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Previous attacks have been followed by the sacking of senior intelligence officials, pledges to beef up security, roundups of the usual suspects.
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That includes sacking half of the party's board of six vice chairs at a congress due in a month and a half.
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Wickremesinghe says his sacking was illegal and he is still prime minister, with the support of a majority of members of parliament.
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Kiir's sacking of Machar as his deputy helped ignite the war in South Sudan in 2013, splitting the country along ethnic lines.
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He took the national team job in September 2015 after the sacking of Niko Kovac, and subsequently led Croatia to the Euros.
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Gilbert is there, for instance, to prevent Barr from wholesale sacking the writers in order to bring in Anthony Scaramucci or something.
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Mauricio Macri, Argentina's new president, is sacking thousands of political hacks rewarded with government jobs by his predecessor, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
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Southgate was appointed England manager in November, 20173, having previously taken temporary charge of the side following the sacking of Sam Allardyce.
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Protesters called for sacking the government and scrapping a tax bill which unions and civic groups blamed for worsening poverty and unemployment.
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On November 3rd the company announced it was sacking its British-born boss because of "a recent consensual relationship with an employee".
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Fico's attack on the Slovak president was criticized by junior government party Most-Hid, which has pushed for the interior minister's sacking.
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Gesell ruled that Cox's arbitrary sacking violated the Justice Department's "good cause" regulation, which is akin to the one protecting Mueller today.
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The sacking of Mr Damore may fade from the news, but the debate about gender in technology is likely only to intensify.
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Madrid responded by imposing direct rule, stripping Catalonia of its autonomous functions, sacking the government and calling fresh elections for December 21.
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The Cougars stayed in Jackson's face, sacking him a season-high 11 times and keeping him from hurting them with his feet.
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The currency had risen despite Ankara abruptly sacking Turkey's central bank governor last month and risking U.S. sanctions over buying Russian missiles.
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In their first match since sacking Claudio Ranieri, Leicester have jumped out to a 2-0 lead over the now reeling Liverpool.
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Madrid announced Friday it was suspending Catalonia's autonomy – dissolving its parliament, sacking 140 senior officials and calling new elections for Dec. 21.
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Clemson's defense kept Syracuse sophomore quarterback Tommy DeVito under pressure all night, sacking him eight times and totaling 13 tackles for loss.
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A handful of protesters from civil society groups gathered outside the Treasury in the capital Pretoria to criticize Zuma's sacking of Gordhan.
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Last July, Rowe took direct control of the clothing business, sacking the division's boss, Jill McDonald, after publicly criticising chronic product availability.
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The sacking of Secretary Tillerson, less than 24 hours after he expressed support for the UK, will cause deep concerns in London.
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Last July, Rowe took direct control of the clothing business, sacking the division's boss, Jill McDonald, after publicly criticising chronic product availability.
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"We make a show about empowering women and lifting them up," fellow judge Sir Mix-a-Lot scolds Bojack before sacking him.
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The conflict was triggered by Kiir's sacking of his then deputy Machar, who proceeded to form a rebel faction against the government.
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A ministry of information official who declined to be named because he is not authorized to speak to the media confirmed Mupfumira's sacking.
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Hammond vs the rest Prime Minister May was reportedly considering sacking Hammond if she had returned an increased majority at last month's election.
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The education minister suggested in July that schools should host bingo games to pay for repairs, a gaffe that led to his sacking.
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Because she's directly ordering the slaughter and commanding the army, she'll pick up +50 for random kills and +20 for sacking a city.
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This week it roundly rejected a call by an activist hedge fund to hold a meeting of shareholders to discuss sacking the chairman.
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Kiir's sacking of Machar as his deputy in 2013 sparked a brutal conflict and renewed fighting between Kiir's Dinka and Machar's Nuer people.
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Indeed, Mr Mueller may have released his indictment in part to make sacking him even less defensible than it would have been otherwise.
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Tensions within PiS are simmering after the president, Andrzej Duda, a former party member, last month blocked a law sacking supreme-court judges.
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Nicknamed "Crocodile" in the Shona language, Mnangagwa was appointed after the sacking of Joice Mujuru, who had held the position for 10 years.
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It's the opposite of Dany's sacking of Astapor, an act of just violence treated as the start of a new age of heroism.
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The dispute started with a strike in late January following the sacking of a local labor union leader, according to workers and managers.
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Brazil were languishing in sixth place, outside the qualification spots, after six matches but coach Dunga's sacking and Tite's arrival turned things around.
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Last year, Morrison had said his government would write a Religious Discrimination Act, but political momentum for it had ebbed until Folau's sacking.
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He stopped short of sacking Joyce, which would have put the government's narrow one-seat majority at risk were he expelled from parliament.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein argued the case for Comey's sacking in a three-page memo to Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday.
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It was not immediately clear if president would accept the sacking of Rajapaksa by the parliament vote and appoint a new prime minister.
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Vaz won the 2014 presidential election as the PAIGC's candidate but fell out with the party after sacking his prime minister in 2015.
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He was first jailed by Mahathir on charges of sodomy and graft in the late 1990s, after his sacking as deputy prime minister.
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Half of the ANC's Top Six group of officials including Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa and Secretary General Gwede Mantashe have publicly criticized Gordhan's sacking.
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The departures follow the sacking of the group's chairman, Cyrus Mistry, who was fiercely critical of the decision by Ratan Tata to remove him.
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His decision to reject a proposed national airline route to Sudan on grounds that it was not commercially viable also contributed to his sacking.
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Palmer's problems came to a head this week when his embattled Queensland Nickel (QNI) refinery called in administrators after sacking more than 200 workers.
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"From the constitutional point of view, I think the army cannot intervene directly by sacking current interim officials and naming new ones," he said.
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One of his most controversial moves so far, targeting and ultimately sacking FBI Director James Comey, whom he called a "nut job," arguably backfired.
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But if the chairman systematically under-stated his compensation for five years by half, as Nissan alleges, it would be an unquestionable sacking offence.
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The sacking added to unhappiness with Corbyn's leadership among Labour members of the Lords - an unelected legislative body which shapes and revises new laws.
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Mr McGregor's clever dual-casting invites us to consider whether Jesus ever suffered self-doubt: did he have second thoughts about sacking the Temple?
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Nigerian labor unions have held a number of strikes in the last few months in protest at the sacking of workers by oil companies.
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"Equity retreat" was how to sugar-coat the 1987 stock market implosion; "corporate rightsiding" was a pretty phrase for the mass sacking of employees.
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Corbyn informed Benn that he was sacking him because he had lost the Labour leader's trust, the newspaper quoted a Corbyn spokesman as saying.
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This time, however, Georgia's defense would rise to the occasion, with Quay Walker sacking Nix on fourth down to send the Bulldogs to Atlanta.
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Michael Flynn's resignation as national-security adviser fed the rumour mill, as did Mr Trump's sacking of James Comey as director of the FBI.
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Yet it still came as a shock when the president followed the sacking of Mr Wickremesinghe by swearing in Mr Rajapaksa to succeed him.
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Banks have largely borne the brunt of Zuma's policy decisions that included the sacking of two respected finance ministers, Nhlanhla Nene and Pravin Gordhan.
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Buffalo's defense also carried over its dominant effort from its 33-18 win over Arizona, sacking New England's rookie quarterback, Jacoby Brissett, three times.
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The parliamentary speaker has called the president's sacking of the prime minister to bring a former leader back to power a non-violent coup.
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Still, the Jaguars' pass rushers were able to get to Brady, chasing him out of bounds and sacking him near the line of scrimmage.
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Other depictions of the sacking of Rome expose a 19th-century colonial obsession with invasions and imperialism viewed through the lens of neoclassical events.
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With defensive lineman DeForest Buckner a moment away from sacking him, Mahomes spotted Hill cutting right to left, virtually alone, some 53 yards downfield.
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Analysts at British-based Redburn said the CEO sacking suggested Boeing's relationship with the FAA was "at its nadir and should improve from here".
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Last month, the Spanish government took the extreme step of sacking Catalonia's president and dissolving its parliament after its members voted to declare independence.
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Carolina came out in the first half running, throwing, catching and sacking with abandon, and all but tossed the Seattle Seahawks into a Himalayan crevasse.
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The sources who had direct knowledge of the matter and declined to be identified because the reasons for the sacking have not been made public.
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Big pay awards at companies such as BP, even when the oil giant was losing money and sacking workers, have stuck in the public's craw.
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The perception of 3G's ruthlessness comes chiefly from the fact that it has overseen the sacking of thousands of workers at the firms it owns.
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In the small hours of July 6th, Turkey's president undid much of the recent progress by sacking Murat Cetinkaya, the head of the central bank.
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Brutally she blazoned the difference between her administration and that of David Cameron by sacking Cameron's longtime finance minister (Chancellor of the Exchequer) George Osborne.
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Akron took its first lead with 8:28 to go when junior linebacker Josh Ward knocked the ball loose while sacking Thorson at the 10.
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Rightly, Mr Bower criticises Mr Blair for not sacking or moving his turbulent chancellor, the source of much of the government's dysfunction in later years.
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The shadow ministers for education, justice, health, business, work and pensions, energy, environment, transport, and many more all resigned in the wake of Benn's sacking.
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In addition to the normally conservative Lewis gambling on fourth down, Cincinnati harassed Oakland quarterback Derek Carr, sacking him five times, and recovered two fumbles.
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Beast Mode has touched down in Portugal to be an ambassador for American football ... and his first order of business -- SACKING THE COUNTRY'S U.S. AMBASSADOR!!!
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He's shown himself so eager to please that he willingly shares highly classified intelligence, right after sacking the top investigator of his connection to Russia.
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Manafort sought to reassure campaign staff in a conference call late Monday morning after Lewandowski's sacking was already dominating cable news networks and social media.
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However, a club insider close to Tuesday's decision told Reuters the notion that "player power" had played any part in his sacking was simply untrue.
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"Many believe that the hirak fulfilled its mission by sacking Bouteflika and cleaning the country of its corrupt leaders," said Algerian political analyst Farid Ferrahi.
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An Australian women&aposs soccer coach who reportedly claimed a "lesbian mafia" was behind his sacking, has had his theory disproven by an independent panel.
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Some historians argue that neither sacking was as bad as it might have been, but that surely depends on your tolerance for rape and pillage.
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It left the currency down almost 4 percent and heading for its worst week since the sacking of a respected former finance minister in March.
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He quit in 2016 in protest at the sacking of defense minister Moshe Yaalon to make way for Avigdor Lieberman from a rightist coalition partner.
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Asian markets closed lower on Wednesday following the sacking of U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and amid talk of potential U.S. tariffs against China.
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The rand has weakened nearly 71.0.16 percent since March 2118.72 when President Jacob Zuma recalled Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan from an investor roadshow, before sacking him.
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"The sacking of the Baghdad Operations Commander was due to accumulated mistakes that cannot be overlooked," one senior security official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Mr Zuma had appointed Mr van Rooyen—at the time an unknown backbencher, but with connections to the Guptas—after sacking a well-respected finance minister.
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So far relations have been cordial, but Akzo's managers dislike Elliott's aggression, such as its call for the sacking of the chairman of the supervisory board.
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Tokyo shares hit a 17-month high, up 0.3 percent on the day as a relatively weak yen outweighed concerns triggered by Trump's sacking of Comey.
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In the end it was General Salah's threats that drove the president out of power: though described as a resignation, it looks more like a sacking.
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He told reporters on Wednesday he could say no more about the sacking as he had a confidentiality agreement with the FA and was going abroad.
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Concerned that Mr Trump's tweets might portend another presidential firing, some Senate Republicans—including Jeff Flake and Lindsey Graham—warned Mr Trump against sacking Mr Mueller.
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Wilson had declined to resign pending an appeal of his case, though he acknowledged as recently as last week that calls for his sacking were increasing.
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Wickremesinghe said his sacking was illegal and he maintained that he was still prime minister and had the support of a majority of members of parliament.
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The Sword Challenge: A massive Conan sword raised progressively higher until it hit eight feet, guaranteeing someone sacking his nuts and potentially cutting his dick off.
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If anything, Harris suggested the sacking of Mourinho, who was outspoken and considered by some pundits to be a divisive figure, could actually galvanize United's support.
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He had expected that Democrats, frequent critics of the man many blamed for costing Clinton the election, would take news of Comey's sacking as welcome revenge.
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There have been questions for some Zimbabweans about the legality of his rise to power, given he lacked any formal position in government after his sacking.
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In a twist, Daenerys was killed by her lover Jon Snow (Kit Harrington) following the sacking of the city of King's Landing even after its surrender.
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Mr Iglesias has increased his power over the party in recent weeks, sacking its third-highest official, Sergio Pascual, and taking personal control of coalition negotiations.
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On Monday, the Hong Kong-listed neighborhood services titan announced sacking the director of its food delivery segment — the firm's main source of revenues — for corruption.
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GAM had bled assets after being forced last year to close several funds while suspending and later sacking top money manager Haywood for breaching its rules.
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"We received our letters today without giving us any reason for our sacking, only stating 'Your services have been terminated with immediate effect'," Colley told Reuters.
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Miller dominated the Indianapolis Colts, sacking Andrew Luck three times, including a clutch play that staved off a comeback attempt and sealed Denver's 34-20 victory.
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At the time of the sacking, Sirisena said he made the decision due to "political problems (and) economic troubles" which he believed only Rajapaksa could solve.
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Hayes sustained the injury while sacking Oakland quarterback Derek Carr in the second quarter of the undefeated Dolphins' 28-20 win against the Raiders on Sunday.
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Amidst the fallout of his sacking, Easterbrook resigned his post on the board of Walmart, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing posted Monday.
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But Saudi Arabia has also faced unusual turbulence, complete with the sacking of two crown princes, a costly war in Yemen and a confrontation with Qatar.
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One of the best-known portrayals of the sacking of Rome by Alaric and his Visigoths was made by French painter Joseph-Noël Sylvestre in 1890.
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As per usual, interest surrounding the sacking of Rome and the decline of Roman hegemony were in actuality rooted in modern fears over the current empire.
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In response to his potential sacking, Molibeli went to court and, in doing so, revealed an explosive letter that he had written to the Prime Minister.
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The minister would also have a say in the appointment or sacking of theater directors at institutions that are jointly financed by the state and municipality.
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Dr. Wen blamed her sacking on disagreements over her reorienting the organization further from abortion politics and more toward its role as a women's health provider.
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In January, Saudi royal decree ordered the sacking of the president of the General Authority of Civil Aviation, Abdulhakim bin Muhammad Al Tamimi, from his position.
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Italian tax police visited the headquarters of the insurer Son Wednesday and seized documents relating to the sacking of former Chief Executive Alberto Minali in October.
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Monday's sacking coincides with Boeing struggling to mend relations with the regulators it needs to win over to get the grounded 737 back in the air.
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President Donald Trump's surprisingly blithe sacking of FBI director James Comey may go down as one of the most bone-headed political miscalculations in modern memory.
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An Old Mutual spokeswoman said this second sacking would prevent Moyo from returning to work, adding that Old Mutual had also been granted leave to appeal.
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It is the second time Vaz has named Dja to head the government, having appointed him last August after sacking his own main rival in the PAIGC.
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It was Mugabe's sacking of Mnangagwa as his vice-president — paving the way for his wife Grace to succeed him — that triggered the army to seize control.
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Mainly, he did this by getting dreads midway though the program, hacky-sacking with local students, and hanging out with American girls that thought he was deep.
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Spain's chances have barely changed since sacking Julen Lopetegui on June 183th, when he announced that he would be taking over at Real Madrid after the tournament.
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Modern capitalism, the authors suggest, selects for assertiveness, for a lack of sentimentality in business and comfort in sacking underlings, and for showy displays of economic strength.
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He did not elaborate on the reason for the sacking of the seven officials from the Independent Election Commission and five commissioners from the Election Complaints Commission.
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By sacking Ms dos Santos and taking over the security apparatus, Mr Lourenço has seized control of two of the three main sources of power in Angola.
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In both cases, the president is nakedly asserting power over the direction of an investigation, sacking people in clear efforts to block oversight of his own conduct.
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The army appears to want Mugabe to go quietly and allow a transition to Emmerson Mnangagwa, whose sacking last week as vice president sparked the army action.
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In the wake of Comey's sacking, Vice President Mike Pence told reporters that Trump made the decision based on the recommendation of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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The Broncos managed a repeat performance by drawing up almost an entirely different game plan against the Panthers, blitzing 25 times and sacking Mr Newton six times.
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GAM had bled assets after being forced last year to close several funds while suspending and later sacking top money manager Tim Haywood for breaching its rules.
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In a recording taped after his sacking and published last month, Benalla was also heard discussing the support he continued to enjoy from administration figures, including Emelien.
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President Jacob Zuma's midnight sacking of his finance minister shook South African financial markets and increased the chances of costly downgrades to its investment grade sovereign ratings.
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The Dow fell slightly, while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq edged up on Wednesday as investors digested Comey's sacking and a batch of weak earnings.
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Najib has consistently denied wrongdoing and has consolidated power by sacking critics within his ruling party and cracking down on dissenting opposition party leaders, activists and lawyers.
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Puigdemont spearheaded a movement last year for the wealthy northeastern region of Catalonia to split from Spain, culminating in Madrid sacking his administration and imposing direct rule.
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One of the new government's moves that has raised eyebrows was the sacking last month of Khurshid Mirzohidov, a reformist chief executive of state television company MTRK.
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They are said to be the progeny of Phoenicians who fled the Roman sacking of Carthage, or of pre-Columbian Turkish explorers (making them America's first Muslims).
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Mr Lewandowski's sacking will matter if the tycoon has understood that the primary election is over, and he must act like a disciplined nominee for national office.
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The sacking comes just one month after CNN's exclusive interview with Master's student Osagie, who secretly taped a phone conversation with Akindele to gather evidence against him.
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Chahed also came under fire from Hafedh Caid Essebsi, the president's son and head of Nidaa Tounes, who said the party had no problem with sacking him.
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His sacking came ahead of the expected delivery to Turkey of Russian air defense systems, which may trigger U.S. sanctions and put the lira under renewed pressure.
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"It was not a total shut down," he said, adding that workers at Exxon facilities had downed tools when the company handed out sacking letters on Monday.
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Since 2012, social media storms in Saudi Arabia over government policies or the actions of senior officials have culminated in their sacking on at least five occasions.
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Mr. Trump's social media critics have been celebrating the younger Flynn's sacking as a rare example of the incoming administration responding to its team's bizarre online activity.
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I've had a few conversations with friends (including a number of Vox staffers) about which real-world wartime bombing atrocity the sacking of King's Landing most resembles.
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Although it is impossible to corroborate every allegation, independent groups that follow Yemen's plight have also cited a Houthi role in the sacking of some cultural sites.
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He had barely missed sacking Jets quarterback Josh McCown, and as cheers engulfed MetLife Stadium, Flowers stared at the Patriots' sideline with his hands on his hips.
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Pamela Karlan, their lawyer, told the justices there is "no analytic difference" between firing someone for being gay and sacking "men who are effeminate rather than macho".
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In 1511, a carnival in Udine, Italy, turned into a riot that led to the murder of 50 nobles and the sacking of more than 20 palaces.
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Last week, Osaka stunned the tennis world by sacking her second coach in seven months, parting ways with Jermaine Jenkins after a disappointing U.S. Open title defense.
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Last year, six Turkish nationals were arrested and deported from Kosovo at Ankara's request, in a move that led to Kosovo's prime minister sacking his interior ministry.
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Miller was the Super Bowl M.V.P. thanks largely to his ability to punch the ball out while sacking a quarterback, and in the closing minutes of Sunday's game, as Luck tried to rally his team to a come-from-behind victory, it was Miller, perhaps the heart and soul of the Broncos, who came through with the play of the game, sacking Luck and stripping the ball free.
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But in the small hours of July 6th Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president, put the progress in jeopardy by sacking Murat Cetinkaya, the boss of the central bank.
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Sirisena triggered off a political crisis on the island by sacking Ranil Wickremesinghe as prime minister and appointing controversial opposition leader Mahinda Rajapaksa to the job last month.
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A bitter row over the sacking of Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe in October and the competing influences of China and India have shattered the island's fragile ruling coalition.
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Hundreds of thousands of Muslims took to the streets late last year to call for his sacking and to urge voters not to elect a non-Muslim leader.
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To give the president the benefit of the doubt, it is just about conceivable that he failed to appreciate what a big deal sacking Mr Comey would be.
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She sacked him with a flea in his ear about promising more than he delivered, and followed up by sacking almost all the rest of Mr Cameron's cronies.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African finance minister said on Wednesday his decision to reject a new route for the state airline to Sudan contributed to his sacking in 2015.
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Zuma's sacking of Gordhan - after recalling him from an investor roadshow in London - shook South African markets on Friday, undermining his authority and threatening to split the ANC.
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Alkatiri, who was East Timor's first prime minister after independence in 2002, stood down in 2006 following a wave of unrest sparked by the sacking of 600 soldiers.
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A Vatican source said the investigating team would not concentrate on the issue of condoms but on the internal events that led to the sacking of von Boeselager.
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Jay Cutler, in his return from injury, threw for 252 yards and a touchdown, while the Bears defense got to Sam Bradford with ease, sacking him six times.
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And his administration, as the sacking of Mr Comey might suggest, could yet find itself in such a hole that a trade war looks like a welcome distraction.
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We women have all been there—totally into a guy or gal, see some potential for sacking down with them, and then notice something we can't get past.
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Their argument is straightforward: in sacking Mr Zarda, Altitude Express violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which outlaws discrimination among employees "because of sex".
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The central bank injected more than 100 billion naira ($312 mln) into Skye bank last month after sacking its top management for failing to meet minimum capital requirements.
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Rajoy, who called the election after sacking the previous secessionist government, had hoped to mobilise hitherto quiescent supporters of union with Spain and deal separatism a decisive blow.
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His appointment last week, after the sacking of Pravin Gordhan by President Jacob Zuma, has seen the currency plunge and threatens to split the ruling African National Congress.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's parliamentary speaker has called the president's sacking of the prime minister to bring a former leader back to power a non-violent coup d'etat.
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The sacking caps a remarkable downfall for Ramirez, who led state oil company PDVSA and the oil ministry for a decade and was one of Chavez' closest confidants.
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Margue was among a group of diplomats who met President Maithripala Sirisena this week for a briefing on the crisis sparked by his sacking of the prime minister.
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That left MSCI's all-country equity index down only marginally, its second day in the red and off one-month highs hit before news broke of Tillerson's sacking.
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It has been in turmoil since the shock sacking in 2015 of previous designer Alber Elbaz after a boardroom dispute and faces a deepening crisis amid slumping sales.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev reshuffled senior security officials on Monday, sacking the defense minister who was a holdover from the previous administration and appointing an ally.
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Zuma's sacking last year of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan triggered downgrades of South Africa's credit rating to junk status, significantly raising borrowing costs for Africa's most industrialized economy.
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Rights groups condemned the sacking and called it a "dangerous and irresponsible response" by the government which could endanger the lives of patients in the nation's health facilities.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Tanzanian President John Magufuli swore in three new ministers on Monday, his office said, in a reshuffle that included the sacking of the home affairs minister.
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"I cannot tell you for now whether the company has agreed to stop sacking of workers or not but the doors for further negotiations are open," Okugbara said.
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Zuma appointed Phiyega in June 2012, after sacking her predecessor Bheki Cele over the irregular signing of a lease for a new police headquarters worth nearly $100 million.
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Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn has dismissed six palace officials for "extremely evil" conduct in a shake-up that come days after the sacking of the king's royal consort.
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The sacking, which Genish called a Soviet-style putsch, was the latest twist in a corporate drama that one board member described in an email as an "opera".
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There is confidence too for China that Mugabe's former vice president and likely successor, Emmerson Mnangagwa, whose sacking prompted the military to take power, will not upset China.
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In Britain and America students shout down speakers they deem racist or transphobic, and Twitter mobs demand the sacking of anyone who violates an expanding list of taboos.
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The new chief of staff, John Kelly, got off to a good start by arranging the sacking of Anthony Scaramucci, the inept and mercifully short-lived communications director.
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Wickremesinghe says his sacking was illegal and unconstitutional and maintains he is still prime minister, leading to a standoff between his party and labour unions loyal to Sirisena.
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Mr Biden did urge Ukraine to more effectively combat corruption, and he urged the sacking of a prosecutor-general, whom America and other Western nations viewed as corrupt.
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The FFA said the reason for Stajcic's dismissal was because he had presided over a "poor culture" but offered no details, prompting speculation and innuendo about the sacking.
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The leaders of the House minority and liberal caucuses are invoking the deadly attack on counterprotesters to pressure Trump into sacking the nationalist voices in the White House.
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In an attempt to close ranks, ANC Secretary-General Gwede Mantashe, who's usually critical of the president, yesterday stated that the party accepts Zuma's explanation of Gordhan's sacking.
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It was Mugabe's sacking of Mnangagwa as his vice-president - paving the way for his wife Grace to succeed him - that triggered the army to seize control on Wednesday.
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After dissolving the regional parliament and sacking the regional government on Friday, Spain's Prime Minister Rajoy said a new regional election would be held in Catalonia on Dec. 21.
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It appeared hours after Trump stunned Washington by sacking the man in charge of investigating possible collusion between his campaign team and Russia to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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Mnangagwa, 75, who fled Zimbabwe after his sacking in fear for his safety, was a chief lieutenant to Mugabe for decades and himself stands accused of participating in repression.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigerian workers at U.S. oil major Exxon Mobil Corp have gone on strike in protest over the sacking of workers, oil labor union officials said on Thursday.
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The JFA, meanwhile, came in for heavy criticism for sacking Halilhodzic so close to the tournament but Japan's performances in Russia suggests it is a gamble that paid off.
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Daenerys' vicious, fire-breathing dragons burning and sacking cities must have only briefly crossed these people's minds, as she only had a few points docked on the goodness scale.
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But sacking the ACA market is at least sending DC and the press into another chaotic scramble as they struggle to deal with the fallout from another unilateral decision.
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According to an analysis by the Forum of Civic Development, a think-tank in Warsaw, 21.5 PiS laws have led to the sacking of more than 413,241 civil servants.
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Recent "soft" purges include the sacking of Sergei Ivanov, Mr Putin's chief of staff; elsewhere tactics are harsher as sacked regional governors and mayors increasingly end up in jail.
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Myer added that British retail veteran John King, who it hired after sacking its previous leader in February following a series of profit warnings, would start on June 4.
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"Zimbabwe's former vice-president, whose sacking led to the shock resignation of long-time leader Robert Mugabe, will be sworn in as the new president on Friday," BBC reports.
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Angola's $5 billion FSDEA fund said on Friday it was sacking Quantum Global as its asset manager because it was concerned about the way its funds were being invested.
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Hint: it's not sitting at a desk all day, it's what many people doafter that — sacking out in front of the TV, oftentimes for a large number of hours.
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Officials have said the assembly will not only write a new constitution but will assume supreme power, sacking Ms Ortega and replacing the parliament, whose building it will occupy.
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On a third-and-10 play close to midfield, it appeared that the Lions defense had made the stop, with Kevin Strong sacking Aaron Rodgers for a big loss.
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But the Giants' defense had been aggressive for most of the game, not often sacking Wentz but regularly unsettling him, an insistent approach the defenders prefer in tough situations.
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Allegations of the Guptas meddling in politics surfaced last month, when deputy finance Minister said they may have had a hand in Zuma sacking his finance minister Nhlanhla Nene.
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Both Old Mutual and asset manager Investec posted their worst losses since December 2015, when Zuma's sudden sacking of then-finance minister Nhlanhla Nene sent South African assets tumbling.
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Much of the Trump-Hating Industrial Complex has already tried and convicted Pruitt on cable TV panels, appointing themselves experts in someone else's living arrangements to demand Pruitt's sacking.
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They take turns sacking quarterbacks, with Za'Darius racking up 249 and Preston not far behind with 26, and their tag-team approach was even evident at their press conference.
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Indonesia's current rules on severance pay are among the most generous in the world and business say they deter formal hiring due to the expense of sacking underperforming employees.
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GAM called a truce with former star manager Tim Haywood last year after months of wrangling over his sacking, drawing a line under a saga that hammered its stock.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson plans to run a "revolutionary" government by sacking ministers, merging ministries and replacing civil servants with external experts, the Sunday Times newspaper reported.
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The South African Communist Party (SACP) and the country's biggest trade union, Cosatu, both historic allies of the ANC, have called on Zuma to step down following the sacking.
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SYDNEY, June 14 (Reuters) - Australia coach Michael Cheika has described the sacking of fullback Israel Folau as "unfortunate" but inevitable given the distraction he was causing to the team.
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However, he has consolidated power by sacking dissenters within UMNO, which has ruled Malaysia since 1957, and using a controversial and repressive colonial-era sedition law to silence other critics.
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He was only saved from sacking after Seehofer, an immigration hard-liner, intervened to create an alternative senior post for him in his ministry, allowing him to bow out gracefully.
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Vaz appointed Dja in May after sacking then Prime Minister Carlos Correia, a move that further divided the ruling PAIGC party and which Correia denounced as a "constitutional coup d'etat".
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Likewise, the sacking of James Comey as head of the FBI, which some have seen as part of a well-thought-out plot, could equally suggest an absence of planning.
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Some traders, however, are betting the rand will recoup losses if Zuma is pushed out of office as anger grows over the controversial sacking inside the ruling African National Congress.
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The outlook veered wildly again in October, when Mr Sirisena, increasingly erratic, sparked a constitutional crisis by sacking the prime minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe, and appointing Mr Rajapaksa in his place.
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Najib has taken steps critics say aim to limit discussion of the scandal, such as sacking a deputy prime minister, replacing the attorney-general and suspending newspapers and blocking websites.
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Zuma's sacking of his finance minister shook South African markets on Friday, and triggered dissent in the African National Congress that has governed since the end of apartheid in 1994.
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The strange behavior regarding Comey, Flynn and the Russians is causing a substantial spike in impeachment speculation that had begun as a murmur after the President's controversial sacking of Comey.
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The index slipped to its lowest in 23 years in December after the shock sacking of the finance minister and rising bets of interest rate hikes in the United States.
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Other emerging European markets struggled, with Polish stocks down 211 percent, led by a 2104 percent loss in the shares of utility PZU after the sacking of its chief executive.
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Boris Johnson refuses to rule out sacking UK ambassador to the US Sir Kim Darroch, after Trump described him as a "very stupid guy" and refused to deal with him.
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The central bank shored up the Skye last year with a 100 billion naira ($328 million) capital injection, after sacking its top management for failing to meet minimum capital requirements.
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The sacking came just one month after CNN's exclusive interview with Master's student Monica Osagie, who said she secretly taped a phone conversation with Akindele to gather evidence against him.
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Coach: Akira Nishino: Nishino took over as Japan head coach on April 9 after the surprise sacking of Bosnian Vahid Halilhodzic, who had steered Japan to the finals in Russia.
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Some people held posters of Zimbabwean army chief General Constantino Chiwenga and former vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa, whose sacking this month triggered the military takeover that forced Mugabe to resign.
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Najib has taken steps which critics say aim to limit discussion of the scandal, such as sacking a deputy prime minister, replacing the attorney-general, suspending newspapers and blocking websites.
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Zuma, a 73-year-old polygamous Zulu traditionalist, has been under intense criticism since December when his sacking of finance minister Nhlanhla Nene sent the rand into a tail-spin.
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However, Cetinkaya's sacking comes just days before Turkey is expected to take delivery of Russian air defense systems, triggering likely U.S. sanctions which could put the lira under renewed pressure.
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This week, Mirziyoyev consolidated his power by sacking veteran security boss Rustam Inoyatov, who had been regarded as the second most influential official in the country after the president himself.
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On Sunday, Matthews was penalized after sacking Redskins quarterback Alex Smith late in the third quarter, a call that drew widespread criticism on social media and in the locker room.
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And if they run around sacking and pillaging, the local lords are going to have no choice but to fight back, no matter how scared they are of Dany's dragons.
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The automaker has been in turmoil since the arrest and sacking of long-time leader Carlos Ghosn in late 2018, and is trying to rebuild its partnership with France's Renault .
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Meanwhile, General McMaster himself is under attack from the white nationalist wing of the president's supporters, who blame him for sacking some of their allies on the National Security Council.
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Read more " _____ • Ryan Lizza in The New Yorker: "The sacking of Scaramucci signals that Kelly, a retired Marine general, may actually be empowered to be a true chief of staff.
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In May, an FFA board director issued a public apology to Stajcic for fuelling speculation that his sacking was for misconduct by sending messages critical of the coach to journalists.
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Some people were holding posters of Zimbabwean army chief Constantino Chiwenga and former vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa, whose sacking this month triggered the military takeover that forced Mugabe to resign.
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Mugabe's sacking of his former deputy last month – amid Mnangagwa's power struggle with Mugabe's wife Grace – sparked the political turmoil that eventually prompted the army to step in last week.
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MELBOURNE, June 17 (Reuters) - Cricket Australia (CA) have appointed former first class cricketer Ben Oliver and Olympic rower Drew Ginn in high performance roles seven months after sacking Pat Howard.
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The results come on the back of some of the worst fuel shortages Angola has seen in years, which led to the sacking of Sonangol chair Carlos Saturnino earlier this month.
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The strike by thousands of officials began a week ago in protest at the sacking of Director General P.S.M. Charles, who authorities blamed for a drop in customs revenue last year.
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Just how much trouble that can cause was on sensational display this week, with his sacking of James Comey—only the second director of the FBI to have been kicked out.
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Bouteflika, rarely seen in public since a stroke in 2013, also worked for years to ease the generals' clout and make the presidency more powerful by sacking dozens of top officers.
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No official reason was given for the sacking, but markets have speculated over recent weeks that Cetinkaya may be pushed out by the government because of his reluctance to cut rates.
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"The sacking of the governor of the CBRT by presidential decree shows that Erdogan is in charge of monetary policy," said Wolfango Piccoli, of the London-based political risk consultancy Teneo.
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When we last left the Unsullied, they were holed up at Casterly Rock, having just taken it from a Lannister skeleton army, while the bulk of them were off sacking Highgarden.
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Trade unions protested against the privatization of state assets including those being developed by Chinese firms, a dispute that led to President Maithripala Sirisena sacking Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe in October.
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For the past few months, Mr Sessions has been subject to semi-regular humiliations—the typical prelude to eventual sacking in the Trump administration (as Messrs Tillerson and McMaster could attest).
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Some Republican representatives have taken up Mr Trump's rhetoric about a "deep state" out to undermine his presidency, calling for a "purge" of the FBI and the sacking of Mr Mueller.
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Unlike recent flick-of-the-wrist firings of Andrew McCabe, the erstwhile deputy FBI director, and Rex Tillerson, the secretary of state, the sacking of Mr Mueller would be more fraught.
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Demonstrations in Tehran over the executions led to the sacking of the Saudi Embassy by some protesters on Saturday, and, 24 hours later, the breaking of diplomatic relations by Saudi Arabia.
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The Turkish government ordered the closure of 2192 private universities and four military academies, effectively sacking thousands of academics and leaving tens of thousands of students to search for new programs.
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In this atmosphere of suspicion, it was inevitable that Trump's sacking of Comey would be seen as an attempt once again to head off investigations into his own connections with Russia.
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At Thursday's close the shares were up about 5% this year after losing three quarters of their value in 2018 after the suspension and subsequent sacking of fund manager Tim Haywood.
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After the sacking of the two ministers this month, Tasnim news agency reported that 70 lawmakers had signed a motion to impeach a third: the Minister of Industry, Mines and Business.
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And – in case the phrases 'political bickering' and 'ignominious sacking' aren't enough to remind you – Zidane has not just taken over at any old club, he's taken over at Real Madrid.
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In sacking her for insubordination, the court ruled, the employer did not violate the nurse's constitutional rights because it reasonably believed her speech did not fall under the First Amendment umbrella.
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Rosenstein objected to Trump administration aides citing his criticism of Comey's performance to justify the sacking, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, and called White House counsel Don McGahn about it.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's top general said on Monday he was encouraged by contact between President Robert Mugabe and former vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa, whose sacking two weeks ago triggered a coup.
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They limited running back Dalvin Cook to 54 yards on 16 rushes and teed off on freshman quarterback Deondre Francois, sacking him five times and hitting him perhaps five other times.
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And the defense was lively, holding Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton to 220 yards with one touchdown and an interception and sacking him three times, including twice consecutively late in the fourth.
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Describing his sacking as a "crushing blow" Van Hoof alluded to his objections to the new World Class Performance Athlete Agreements as a reason for his fall-out with British Gymnastics.
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Ortega, who has vowed to investigate allegations of fraud in the vote for the National Constituent Assembly, defied her sacking Sunday, and said that she would remain as the attorney general.
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Mr. Sawadjaan took over from Isnilon Hapilon, who was killed two years ago by troops after he led Southeast Asian and Middle Eastern militants in sacking the southern city of Marawi.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn has fired four more officials, two palace announcements said on Tuesday, the latest shake up after the sacking of the king's royal consort last week.
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LONDON, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson plans to run a "revolutionary" government by sacking ministers, merging ministries and replacing civil servants with external experts, the Sunday Times newspaper reported.
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"The sacking of the governor of the CBRT by presidential decree shows that Erdogan is in charge of monetary policy," said Wolfango Piccoli, of the London-based political risk consultancy Teneo.
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The sacking of Gordhan caused the South African rand to plummet, further dragging down the stagnated South African economy and costing banks 61 billion rand ($4 billion U.S. dollars) so far.
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Credit rating agency Fitch downgraded Sri Lanka on Tuesday, citing refinancing risks and an uncertain policy outlook, after President Maithripala Sirisena's sacking of his prime minister in October triggered a political crisis.
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Announcing a "zero-tolerance" policy sounds tough but is often empty rhetoric; it can even be counterproductive, by putting victims off reporting if they know that a sacking is bound to result.
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For a company with a culture of consensus, the abruptness of his sacking—the board did not even give him the option of stepping down—is about as brutal as it comes.
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Sacking Mr Comey—who now has no party registration, but was a Republican when Barack Obama appointed him—in the thick of such an important investigation seemed hard to justify, they said.
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"Legislators could pull a mix of legislative and political levers to try to discourage a president from sacking the Fed chair — or to impose a political cost if he does," Binder said.
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Companies are always having to make difficult decisions, whether allocating limited resources (such as promotions and bonuses) or sacking people if they hold the organisation back or if the market turns down.
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The American-owned club announced on their website that Guidolin, who joined in January following the sacking of Garry Monk, had left and that the former U.S. national coach would take over.
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No official reason was given for the sacking, but government sources cited Erdogan's frustration that the bank had kept its benchmark interest rate at 24% since last September to support the lira.
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At one point in the hearing Graham asked both Clapper and Yates how information about Flynn's conversations with the Russian ambassador, that eventually led to his sacking, made it into the newspapers.
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But it does illustrate how top-level management tends to encompass a great deal of political bickering, and that all but the tiniest fraction see their reign ended with an ignominious sacking.
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The United Nations on Wednesday called on Ankara to end its 20-month-old state of emergency, imposed after the coup, and accused it of mass arrests, arbitrary sacking and other abuses.
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President Jacob Zuma's sacking of the widely-respected Gordhan shook South African markets on Friday, undermining his authority and threatening to split the ANC that has governed since the end of apartheid.
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Pakistan is facing an energy crisis with repeated power blackouts and gas supply outages that led to the sacking of the heads of two of its main gas distribution utilities in January.
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After he suffered a car accident and a stroke around the time he took office, she became his gatekeeper, controlling his diary and itinerary and sacking aides who got in her way.
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But after five years as CEO, which saw the sacking of 30,000 workers and an ill-fated deal with Compaq, another tech firm, she was forced to resign, with a $21m payout.
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The White House's calculus at the time, as quickly became clear, was that Democratic anger at Comey over his perceived role in Clinton's election defeat would mute partisan criticism of his sacking.
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That's a far more promising possibility — not to mention that the sacking of Casterly Rock would be yet another sweet victory for Tyrion in his quest to undermine his sinister sister, Cersei.
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Between 1987 and 2003, Atlético was run by president Jesús Gil, who excelled at racism, homophobia and sacking managers (his 16-year reign included 38 managerial changes)—and also at fiddling accounts.
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Also of note was a possible disruption in Nigeria after one of the country's main oil unions warned it could go on strike after an alleged "mass sacking," Reuters reported on Thursday.
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The service has also taken several personnel actions, including sacking the commanders of the Fitzgerald and the McCain, several other senior officers, as well as the commander of 7th Fleet, Vice Adm.
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Hovering in the background since his sacking in December has been Mourinho, once the scourge of Old Trafford for Porto and Chelsea but now seemingly about to be welcomed with open arms.
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The Navy has also taken several personnel actions, including sacking the commanders of the Fitzgerald and the McCain, several other senior officers, as well as the commander of 7th Fleet, Vice Adm.
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"These are our leaders now," said Remember Moffat, 22, waving a picture of army commander Constantino Chiwenga and Emmerson Mnangagwa, the former vice president whose sacking this month precipitated the military intervention.
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In northern cities like Kano and Maiduguri, followers of an Islamic cult rampaged for three successive years, sacking churches, attacking religious rivals and threatening the authorities' ability to deal with sectarian passions.
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He talks proudly about once high-fiving Rudy Ruettiger, the former Notre Dame walk-on famous for sacking a quarterback during the final seconds of the only game of his college career.
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The next evening, attendees of his candlelight vigil expressed their outrage over his death by sacking local stores, which was soon followed by the first wave of protests, riots, looting, and burning.
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"Sacking his chief of protocol is not enough," said Naqibullah Hakimi, an influential elder from the Popalzai tribe, one of the biggest and most powerful of the Pashtun tribes of southern Afghanistan.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who has pressed publicly for lower rates to boost economic growth after a recession, appointed Uysal in July after abruptly sacking his predecessor for not following policy instructions.
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Yesterday's sacking of Claudio Ranieri from Leicester City FC broke hearts all across football, after the Italian manager's miracle legacy from last year was repeatedly dashed throughout this year's relatively terrible season.
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Second, he is investigating whether Mr Trump has sought to obstruct the Justice Department's investigations into the election-hacking, including by first leaning on and then sacking James Comey, his first FBI director.
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Vietnam's crackdown on corruption and mismanagement, with a focus on inefficient state-owned companies, earlier led to the rare dismissal of a member of the politburo and the sacking of a vice-minister.
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In June, Moody's downgraded South Africa's credit rating to Baa3, the bottom of the investment grade table, with a negative outlook citing the abrupt sacking of Pravin Gordhan as finance minister in March.
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He surprised many observers by swiftly sacking the super-rich children of his predecessor, José Eduardo dos Santos, from the top jobs at Sonangol, the state oil company, and Angola's sovereign-wealth fund.
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Dany originally had 8,000 Unsullied when she liberated them after sacking Astapor, though it's not specified exactly how many are left after her many conquests and struggle against the Sons of the Harpy.
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A tier below, hundreds of local ones are dying or turning into advertiser sheets; newspaper chains, some managed by investment funds, have snapped up many of them, maintaining high profits by sacking journalists.
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An unholy row in the House of Representatives over the sacking of its chaplain came to a miraculous end when Paul Ryan, the Speaker, decided to allow him to stay in the job.
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Zuma is unpopular with many investors after sacking respected finance minister Pravin Gordhan in March, a move that hit South African financial assets and helped tip the country's credit ratings into "junk" territory.
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Mnangagwa, whose sacking from the post this month brought Zimbabwe's political crisis to a head, is now poised to take over after Mugabe, 93, resigned on Tuesday, ending almost four decades of rule.
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Zuma's midnight sacking of Pravin Gordhan as finance minister shook South African markets, undermining his authority and threatening to split the African National Congress (ANC) that has governed since the end of apartheid.
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Top of the list is the labour market: the law bars employers from sacking most workers, thus deterring hiring and condemning 70% of Peruvians to ill-paid, insecure jobs in the informal sector.
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The prominent business family is accused of being behind Zuma's abrupt sacking of former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene in December, a move that rattled investor confidence and triggered calls for the president's resignation.
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Earlier on Thursday, Chancellor Bouchard sided with Redstone by denying a request by CBS for a temporary restraining order to bar Redstone from amending bylaws or sacking directors ahead of the board meeting.
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An Old Mutual spokeswoman insisted that Moyo's second sacking in August still prevented him from returning to work, adding that the insurer had also been granted leave to appeal the July court decision.
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Despite praise from Mr. Duterte's supporters for his sacking of dozens of public officials — for violations including incompetence, corruption and drug-smuggling — only two of those fired have been formally charged with crimes.
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The legal action would aim to seek damages from the board members for the drop in the share value following the sacking of former Chief Executive Alberto Minali in October, the newspaper added.
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Clemson battered Burrow, sacking him five times, but he nevertheless torched the opposing defenders for 463 yards passing and five touchdowns, running in another as L.S.U. rallied from an early 221-point deficit.
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North Carolina pulled to 2 points behind with 25 seconds left on Mitch Trubisky's 103-yard pass to Bug Howard, but Stanford held on by sacking Trubisky on the 2-point conversion attempt.
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In June Moody's downgraded South Africa's credit rating to Baa3, the bottom of the investment grade table, with a negative outlook citing the abrupt sacking of Pravin Gordhan as finance minister in March.
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Italian tax police visited the headquarters of the insurer Son Wednesday and seized documents relating to the sacking of former Chief Executive Alberto Minali in October, a source close to the case said.
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His sacking as vice-president this month cleared a path for Grace to the presidency and appears to have been the trigger for the army to step in to advance its preferred successor.
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He was also questioned on possible ties between President Donald Trump's entourage and the Kremlin, and his own role in the sacking of James Comey as head of the FBI a few weeks ago.
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The attorney general could theoretically decide to sue the state of Colorado over its policies, or just randomly target pot businesses in the state, crippling the economy and sacking a burgeoning way of life.
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A source at Shenwan Hongyuan Group, the fifth-largest mainland-listed brokerage, said a new policy sacking the bottom fifth of last year's performers on the business side would take effect by end-March.
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However, an attempt to alter the balance of the Supreme Court by sacking all judges aged 65 or over failed after the government backed down following an injunction from the European Court of Justice.
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The leavings of prosperity, the unneeded or overlooked fragments, are made available to those who need help, whether in dole at the monastery gate or from a sacking bag filled in a harvested field.
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Relations between NATO allies Turkey and Germany soured after Berlin condemned Turkey's arrests of some 50,000 people following the coup attempt, and the suspension or sacking of 150,000 others, including teachers, judges and soldiers.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A calamitous penalty shootout loss to Norway was a fitting end to a chaotic women's World Cup campaign for an Australia team haunted by the shock sacking of former coach Alen Stajcic.
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The attempt to present this sacking as a favor to Democrats -- who blame Comey for styming Clinton's campaign -- at least suggests that he knows the directors of major civic infrastructure should command bipartisan support.
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Zuma is already unpopular with many investors after sacking respected finance minister Pravin Gordhan in March, a move that hit South African financial assets and helped tip the country's credit ratings into "junk" territory.
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Dos Santos' son Jose was formerly head of the fund but has since been removed by Lourenço, who has also overseen the sacking of his daughter Isabel as head of state oil company Sonangol.
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However, she dodged questions over the dismissal of Brazil's first female coach Emily Lima, whose sacking in 2017 received widespread criticism and led some players to threaten never to play for the team again.
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Four-times Asian champions Japan lost 4-1 to Colombia in Brazil and have been hamstrung by a poor build-up to the tournament, including the sacking of Bosnian coach Vahid Halilhodzic in April.
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The most famous depiction of the sacking of the city in 455 still seen widely today in print is "Genseric's Invasion of Rome" by Russian painter Karl Bryullov (1799–1852) painted in 1833–36.
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In the United States, artists in the 219th century continued the fad of depicting the sacking of Rome in neoclassical ways that spoke to the politics of the present and served as a warning.
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Moyo, who had been a non-executive director at Nedbank, has been battling with Old Mutual over his sacking since he was dismissed following a dispute over a conflict of interest in June 2019.
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The latest proposals come as Anglo-Australian miner Rio Tinto is embroiled in probes over payments totaling $10.5 million to a consultant in Guinea, which have already resulted in the sacking of two executives.
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ANC Secretary-General Gwede Mantashe acknowledged that Nzimande's sacking would have a negative effect on relations with the SACP and said relations within the alliance were at "their lowest at this point in time".
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LONDON (Reuters) - Leo Varadkar, the prime minister of Ireland, tacitly criticised British leader Boris Johnson for sacking his Northern Ireland minister Julian Smith, hailing Smith as "one of Britain's finest politicians of our time".
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LONDON (Reuters) - Leo Varadkar, the prime minister of Ireland, tacitly criticized British leader Boris Johnson for sacking his Northern Ireland minister Julian Smith, hailing Smith as "one of Britain's finest politicians of our time".
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A lawmaker from a grouping of the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), a umbrella group of Iran-backed paramilitaries, said moves could now include sacking security chiefs in Baghdad and provinces where violence broke out.
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GAM in July called a truce with former star manager Tim Haywood after months of wrangling over his sacking, saying it was drawing a line under a saga that had hammered its share price.
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In an interview with CNN Philippines, Duterte was asked about complaints from local politicians over his sacking of Vice President Leni Robredo as co-chair of the government's anti-drug agency a week ago.
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Denk's policies therefore include decolonizing Dutch education, language, monuments and street names, fines or sacking for discriminatory behavior, and a "victim-perpetrator contract" based on the country's system for drivers whose licenses are revoked.
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No official reason was given for the sacking, but government sources cited Erdogan's frustration that the bank has kept its benchmark interest rate at 24% since last September to support the ailing lira currency.
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Investor unease increased significantly two weeks ago with the sacking of respected finance minister Pravin Gordhan which led to S&P Global Ratings cutting the credit rating of South Africa and its banks to junk.
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ZANU-PF's central committee is also expected to reinstate Emmerson Mnangagwa as party vice-president, resurrecting the political career of the former security chief, nicknamed The Crocodile, whose sacking this month triggered the military's intervention.
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Kiir's sacking of Machar as his deputy in 2013 triggered fighting between their supporters that spread across the impoverished, oil-producing country, often along ethnic lines between Kiir's dominant Dinka ethnic group and Machar's Nuer.
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Rajoy, who called the elections after sacking the previous secessionist government, had hoped Catalonia's "silent majority" would deal separatism a decisive blow in what was a de facto independence referendum, but his hard line backfired.
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For a company with a culture of consensus, the abruptness of his sacking on October 24th—the board did not even give him the option of stepping down—is about as brutal as it comes.
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Despite her insistence that the sacking had nothing to do with Mr Lynn's work but was instead forced by his lack of collegiality, the weight of the evidence appears to be on Mr Lynn's side.
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The daily Hurriyet said Erdogan gave his explanation for sacking Cetinkaya, almost a year before his term was due to end, during a consultation meeting in Istanbul with the members of his ruling AK Party.
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In a plot twist no one saw coming, *Madam* President Claire Underwood (Robin Wright) revealed that she has a bun baking in the oven, while sacking her entire male cabinet and replacing them with women.
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As president of congress from 2010 to 2013 he encouraged the sacking by the legislature of four supreme-court judges; their successors went on in 2015 to invalidate the term-limit clause in the constitution.
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Happily for Mr Hannity, the media company, which cannot afford to lose another big star to scandal in the wake of Bill O'Reilly's sacking for sexual misdeeds last year, said it was surprised, but supportive.
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The sacking of Andrew McCabe at the FBI, where he was deputy director until January, was seen by many as an attempt to discredit him as a witness in Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling.
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In particular, congressional Republicans ought to worry about it a lot more than they currently are, since sacking Mueller on impulse before the midterms would likely make it harder for them to maintain their majorities.
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MELBOURNE, May 20 (Reuters) - Israel Folau had not appealed the termination of his contract over a social media post before Monday's deadline so his sacking will now go ahead, Rugby Australia said in a statement.
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The president survived a coup attempt last year and responded with a crackdown, jailing 47,000 people and sacking or suspending more than 120,000 from government jobs such as schoolteachers, soldiers, police, judges or other professionals.
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A spokesman then issued a list of demands, including sacking the prime minister, president and parliament speaker; prosecuting corrupt officials; ending the quota system; reforming the judiciary and the election commission; and televising parliament sessions.
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As he told me about the relationships between anticipation and dopamine, sinusoidal subwoofers and ultrasonics, I nearly considered sacking my job off and asking Robert if I could hang around in his lab all day.
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The law fixed a 40-hour working week for most employees, regulated maternity leave, and required businesses to be able to prove their case for sacking employees for incompetence or criminality or face heavy penalties.
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Najib has denied wrongdoing, but has taken steps critics say aim to limit discussion of the scandal, such as sacking a deputy prime minister and a former attorney-general, besides suspending newspapers and blocking websites.
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The prominent business family is accused by the opposition of being behind Zuma's abrupt sacking of former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene in December, a move that rattled investor confidence and triggered calls for Zuma's resignation.
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But just over a month into the Trump presidency, that prospect has receded, especially with the sacking of Michael Flynn, a leading proponent of warmer ties with Moscow, from his job as national security adviser.
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Cosatu, a key political ally of the ruling African National Congress (ANC), last month called on Zuma to step down after his sacking of the finance minister triggered a sovereign credit rating downgrade to "junk".
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KRASNODAR, Russia (Reuters) - Spain's players are mature enough to overcome the fall-out from the sacking of coach Julen Lopetegui on the eve of the World Cup, former Spanish international Carlos Marchena said on Sunday.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Football Federation Australia board director Heather Reid issued a public apology to former national women's team coach Alen Stajcic on Friday for fuelling speculation that his shock sacking in January was for misconduct.
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A parliamentary committee convened by the Socialists has met several times in recent months to discuss the possibility of sacking Meta for cancelling local elections last June after the opposition parties refused to take part.
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The company's share drop comes after the stock sunk in 13 partly due to a spat with former boss Peter Moyo over his abrupt sacking in June following a dispute over a conflict of interest.
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Appointed after a predecessor's sudden sacking, Gordhan is trying to woo back UK and U.S.-based investors and repair the damage from "9-12", the December day when President Jacob Zuma suddenly switched finance minister.
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Sacking quarterback Riley Ferguson six times and holding the No. 20 Tigers more than 200 yards under their per-game average, Iowa State registered a 21-20 win at sold-out Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium.
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After more than a decade of crisis and controversy over concussions and chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., American football organizations are looking to other sports like rugby and wrestling for alternative, lower-risk sacking methods.
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The daily Hurriyet said Erdogan gave his explanation for sacking Cetinkaya, almost a year before his term was due to end, during a consultation meeting in Istanbul with the members of his ruling AK Party.
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Against that, for all Spain's world class talent, Hierro has had little over a week to work with his team after being rushed into the job as a makeshift replacement after the sacking of Julen Lopetegui.
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We must stand united as people as we search for the meaning behind these evil attacks at the hands of the Huge Spiders slowly moving across the country, sacking every village, town, and city they encounter.
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The dissident investors, led by Elliott, an activist hedge fund, wanted the meeting to focus on sacking Akzo's chairman, which the court ruled was a matter for the board, and not the shareholders, under Dutch law.
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On that day he pitched his country into uncharted constitutional waters, sacking the sitting prime minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe, despite his command of a solid parliamentary majority, and appointing instead Mahinda Rajapaksa, a hugely controversial former president.
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The government then fired them because "they failed to use global payments network SWIFT to detect the fraud", the sources said, declining to be identified because the reasons for the sacking have not been made public.
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FFA board director Heather Reid also apologized for fuelling speculation his sacking was for misconduct by sending messages to journalists saying if the truth were to come out, Stajcic would "never work again in women's football".
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The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) had accused U.S. oil major Chevron of sacking hundreds of Nigerian workers and altering contracts, both of which it said were in violation of an agreement.
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The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) has accused U.S. oil major Chevron of sacking hundreds of Nigerian workers and altering contracts, both of which it said were in violation of an agreement.
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The leak led to the sacking by May of the then defense minister, Gavin Williamson, after an investigation into confidential information being passed to the media in which she said she had lost confidence in him.
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The prominent business family is accused by the opposition of being behind Zuma's abrupt sacking of former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene in December, a move that rattled investor confidence and triggered calls for the president's resignation.
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Cetinkaya's sacking and the sharp rate cut "signals a decline in the credibility and independence of the central bank, which increases macroeconomic risks going forward," said former Fed economist Selva Demiralp, now at Istanbul's Koc University.
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The sacking of Juan Pablo Guanipa, one of five opposition governors in Venezuela's 23 states, came after he refused to swear loyalty to an all-powerful national legislative superbody aligned with President Nicolas Maduro's ruling socialists.
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Australia has no bill of rights or explicit protections for religious freedoms, but Morrison's conservative government is considering such measures in the wake of a high-profile rugby player's sacking over religious posts on social media.
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Worst-case scenarios, he said, could involve the assassination or kidnapping of Chinese officials in Hong Kong, the sacking and occupation of key offices there or the government losing control of parts of the police force.
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Worst-case scenarios, he said, could involve the assassination or kidnapping of Chinese officials in Hong Kong, the sacking and occupation of key offices there or the government's losing control of parts of the police force.
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The reported sacking comes after journalists working at state media had staged a protest in front of the state TV building to demand freedom to cover protests against Bouteflika, which are now in its fifth week.
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We might also use this moment as a rallying cry to artists and archaeological illustrators: It is time historians worked more closely with illustrators to depict the sacking of Rome and late Roman "barbarians" more accurately.
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Even Conservatives expressed dismay at his highhandedness, particularly the sacking of the 21 Conservative members of Parliament who voted against his Brexit strategy, when he himself was elected prime minister by only around 100,000 party members.
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Barca named Quique Setien as its new head coach last week after the sacking of Ernesto Valverde, much to the surprise of Setien, who said he never imagined it in his "wildest dreams," according to ESPN.
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At its height, a pound of pepper cost half a month's wages; Alaric the Visigoth, on the verge of sacking Rome in 173 A.D., exacted 217,21960 pounds of black pepper as part of the city's ransom.
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In a week that's seen Russian aggression on UK soil, the sacking of Tillerson and the creation of a President for life in China, "Claire Foy" was still one of the highest trending terms on Twitter.
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Meanwhile, at best one-tenth of Chileans thought Pinera was doing a good job, according to a number of November polls, despite sacking eight cabinet members and pledging to hold a referendum on rewriting the constitution.
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The sacking exposes the tensions within Labour as the party struggles to balance the demands of its pro-EU supporters mainly in cities and areas of southern England with pro-Brexit voters in its traditional heartlands.
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A few days earlier, James Comey said the arguments put forward by the Trump administration for his sacking as FBI director were "lies, plain and simple", and that he hoped Mr Trump had indeed recorded their conversations.
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Abel Agarin, who chairs the Lagos zone of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN), said members of his union were on strike in protest at the sacking of 150 workers in December.
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YOKOHAMA (Reuters) - Nissan Motor's CEO called on directors at alliance partner Renault to heed its reasons for sacking former Chairman Carlos Ghosn over alleged financial misconduct amid tensions over how to handle the fallout from his arrest.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - President Jacob Zuma's midnight sacking of his finance minister shook South African markets on Friday, undermining his authority and threatening to split the African National Congress (ANC) that has governed since the end of apartheid.
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Though 42-year-old Abiy began sacking senior officials upon taking office, this week's detentions have picked up the pace of his stated efforts to rein in the security services and tackle economic mismanagement and other problems.
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The trouble is that, whereas the talks aimed at ridding the Korean peninsula of nuclear weapons will be delicate, complicated and technical, Mr Trump is impulsive and self-indulgent—as this week's sacking of Mr Tillerson showed.
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Grey Worm, who is so deep in his feelings he completely forgets his helmet, dispatches the leader of the Golden Company, and with that, the Unsullied and the smattering of remaining Dothraki set about sacking the city.
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An intense power struggle has erupted in Sri Lanka in the past two weeks following Sirisena's sudden sacking of Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe and the appointment of former leader Rajapaksa, a pro-China strongman, in his place.
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LONDON, July 8 (Reuters) - Investors who bought into Turkey's opportunistic $2.25 billion bond sale last week have been left baffled and battling buyers remorse after the sudden sacking of the country's central bank chief over the weekend.
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Since Claudio Ranieri's sacking last month, Leicester have won both their league games to move three points away from the relegation zone and booked a place in the Champions League quarter-finals under his former assistant Shakespeare.
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Days before his sacking, the former FBI director told lawmakers he had sought more resources for his agency's probe into possible collusion between the presidential campaign of Donald Trump and Russia to sway the 2016 U.S. election.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - South Africa's new president Cyril Ramaphosa appointed Nhlanhla Nene as finance minister on Monday, two years after Nene's sacking from the same role began the ruling party revolt that eventually ousted former leader Jacob Zuma.
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Ramaphosa usually publicly backs Zuma and his criticism of Gordhan's sacking was a sign of deepening divisions in the ruling African National Congress that are likely to worsen until the party elects a new leader in December.
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The move coincided with an announcement by Angola's $5 billion sovereign wealth fund that it was sacking Swiss-based Quantum Global as its asset manager because it was concerned about the way its capital was being invested.
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There is good reason for the sensitivity: since 2012 social media storms in Saudi Arabia over government policies or the actions of senior officials have culminated in the sacking of senior people on at least five occasions.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev consolidated his power on Wednesday by sacking veteran security boss Rustam Inoyatov, who had been regarded as the second most influential official in the Central Asian nation after the president himself.
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Mwampembwa said his removal, and the sacking of several other journalists, showed the Daily Nation and its parent company Nation Media Group had "crumbled" under pressure from President Uhuru Kenyatta's government after his relentless needling of officials.
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When asked about the sacking of the senior officers, acting police chief Godwin Matanga, who took over last month from Augustine Chihuri, a Mugabe acolyte, told the newspaper that "something is happening" but would not comment further.
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Isa Mustafa, the leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), said the sacking was a culmination of differences between the coalition partners on whether a tariff of 100% on goods produced in Serbia should be abolished.
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The San Francisco 49ers' defense held Aaron Rodgers to just 03 yards passing while sacking him five times en route to a 37-8 rout of the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night in Santa Clara, Calif.
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Newly appointed Business Minister Alok Sharma, who Johnson named as president of the summit this month after sacking a former energy minister from the role, echoed Carney's call for the City, London's financial centre, to step up.
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MANCHESTER, England, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Manchester United's caretaker manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said on Thursday that he wanted to "get the players enjoying their football" after he returned to Old Trafford following the sacking of Jose Mourinho.
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"If you're going to do a case study around Alen's sacking ... I would have thought you'd speak to Alen and all the other national team coaches involved," FCA Chief Executive Glenn Warry told state radio on Friday.
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The Wolverines outplayed Ohio State in many respects: on offense, converting 9 of 19 third-down attempts; on defense, sacking Barrett eight times; and over all, keeping the game close despite a turnover margin of minus-two.
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With Mugabe, 93, held following Wednesday's military takeover in Harare, questions have arisen about what the future holds for Mnangagwa, whose sacking from the post of vice president last week brought the political crisis to a head.
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Zuma reshuffled his cabinet for the second time in seven months on Tuesday, irking some within the ruling alliance by sacking a minister belonging to the SACP and appointing a close ally to oversee an opaque nuclear deal.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's lira has risen in recent months despite Ankara abruptly sacking the central bank governor and risking U.S. sanctions over Russian missiles, silencing for now critics who had warned such moves could cause another currency crisis.
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His former vice president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, 75, whose sacking prompted the military takeover that forced Mugabe out, was sworn in as president and the general who led the de facto coup, Constantino Chiwenga, was installed as his deputy.
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Appointed last December after the sudden sacking of a predecessor, Gordhan is battling to boost South Africa's growth which is running below 1 percent and to persuade ratings agencies not to cut his country's credit rating to junk.
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However, after a couple of strategic blunders — in particular sending the Unsullied to Casterly Rock and leaving Highgarden unguarded, which led to Cersei sacking Highgarden's riches and Jaime poisoning Olenna — all of Daenerys's powerful allies have been captured.
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WHEN the FBI director first learned of his sacking by Donald Trump, after news of it flashed up on television screens at an event he happened to be attending in Los Angeles, he thought it was a joke.
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Appointed after a predecessor's sudden sacking, Gordhan has been trying to win back British- and U.S.-based investors and repair the damage from "9-12", the day in December when President Jacob Zuma suddenly changed his finance minister.
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Last week, Corbyn, instinctively wary of the EU which many leftists see as a capitalist club, was criticised by some prominent Labour lawmakers for sacking Owen Smith, a member of the party's "shadow cabinet", which mirrors the government.
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Now, thanks to Gavin Williamson's sacking over leaks from the National Security Council, she has been given another lucky break in the form of her promotion to defence secretary, making her the first woman to hold the position.
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Still, in historical chapters that a college might call Fascism 101, she has professorial fun describing despotic tactics with modern-day echoes, noting for instance that Benito Mussolini promised to "drain the swamp" by sacking Italian civil servants.
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The election of Quim Torra as regional leader will allow the wealthy region to run its own affairs for the first time since October, when Madrid imposed direct rule after sacking the previous administration after it declared independence.
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He also said Mr Comey, a former Republican, though he was appointed to run the FBI by Barack Obama, should be jailed for leaking classified information and lying to Congress about the circumstances that led to his sacking.
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"This political issue with Bebianno is quite negative, and could play a negative role for the discussions in Congress," said Patricia Krause, economist at Coface in Sao Paulo, when Vice President Hamilton Mourao told reporters of the sacking.
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General Geraldo Sachipengo Nunda, the head of the armed forces before his sacking, was named by prosecutors last month as a suspect in an investigation of a scheme to negotiate a fraudulent international credit line of $50 billion.
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The Turkish lira was flat but still trading near record lows hit on Friday after Turkey stepped up a crackdown in the wake of July's failed coup, sacking another 2118.93,2118.96 civil servants and closing 210.17 more media outlets.
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Luxottica said results were adjusted for 25 million euros in restructuring costs, the one-off 44 million euro expense for the sacking of CEO Adil Mehboob-Khan in January and accounting changes at the EyeMed healthcare insurance unit.
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Sacking off chivalry is totally crucial – and not just because it's 2016 and tbh there's no need for a man to walk on the traffic side of the pavement to shield you from mud kicked up by donkeys.
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Cathay was targeted for its sacking of 20 pilots and cabin crew and what staff have described as "white terror", a phrase used in Hong Kong and elsewhere to describe anonymous acts that create a climate of fear.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Senior members of the ruling African National Congress met on Monday to discuss the political fallout from South African President Jacob Zuma's controversial sacking of his finance minister and markets showed their displeasure at the move.
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The President's lambasting of the Russia probe and the administration's sacking of former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe prompted warnings from key Republicans that he would send the country over a cliff if he tried to dismiss Mueller.
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Tourism makes up about 5 percent of the Indian Ocean island's $87-billion economy, but the president's sacking of the prime minister late in October triggered a crisis that credit rating agencies say has already hit economic prospects.
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The sensational sacking of coach Julen Lopetegui on the eve of the World Cup after he revealed that he was set to take over at Real Madrid after the tournament sent shockwaves through the Spanish camp on Wednesday.
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However, after a few terrible mishaps—the unsullied being sent to Casterly Rock, leaving the Tyrell's castle unguarded, and primed for a royal sacking—many of her best allies were captured, and in the case of Olenna Tyrell, killed.
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SYDNEY, June 9 (Reuters) - The controversy over Israel Folau's social media posts and subsequent sacking by Rugby Australia had distracted the New South Wales Waratahs and possibly cost them a Super Rugby playoffs place, according to scrumhalf Nick Phipps.
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Ironically, the sacking comes three years and one day after Mourinho suffered the same fate when his second spell in charge of fellow Premier League team Chelsea also came to an end following a 3-1 defeat to Liverpool.
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Even before Mr Comey's sacking, they were demanding that Congress's Republican leaders should launch a special investigation into the subject of his probe—Russia's efforts to swing last year's election for Mr Trump—to safeguard it against political meddling.
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Asian and European shares saw profit-taking as traders squared up for the quarter, though there was plenty still going on, not least in South Africa where the sacking of its respected finance minister sent the rand tumbling again.
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According to Comey, Trump subjected him to awkward conversations and improper requests for personal loyalty before sacking him, kicking off a feud between the two men that has reignited with the impending release of Comey's book, A Higher Loyalty.
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The Cougars provided the answers, sacking Jackson 11 times and playing an efficient game offensively to establish a 31-0 halftime lead that Louisville wasn't about to erase, even when it exhibited spasms of competence during the third quarter.
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He did not expect to be leaving Russia so soon but given the turmoil that enveloped Spain's campaign with the sacking of the man that got them there, no one could really have been surprised by their early exit.
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The sacking of Gordhan, seen as a steady and reliable hand in policymaking by investors, came as part of a wider cabinet reshuffle, the latest chapter exposing deepening rifts and divisions within the government of Africa's most industrialised economy.
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The Central Asian country's government and the Canadian company have repeatedly clashed over how to share Kumtor's profits and the sacking of the Kyrgyz cabinet this month could disrupt their latest plan to settle mutual claims agreed last year.
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Zuma's sacking of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan in a cabinet reshuffle on March 31 has outraged allies and opponents alike, undermined his authority and caused rifts in the ANC, which has governed South Africa since the end of apartheid.
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The all-male hierarchy of the group, whose top leaders are not clerics but take vows of poverty, chastity and obedience, have defied the pope, refusing to cooperate with the investigation of the sacking or recognise the inquiry's legitimacy.
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The allegations against van Hoof have not been made public but his sacking came three weeks after British Gymnastics' chief executive Jane Allen published an open letter denying a 'win at any cost' mentality within the sport's elite structure.
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No official reason was given for the sacking, but government sources cited Erdogan's frustration that the bank had kept its benchmark interest rate at 24% since September to support the ailing lira, even as the economy slipped into recession.
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The government said earlier it would spend up to 450 million euros ($490 million) to protect half a million jobs during the epidemic, offering financial incentives to firms hit by a retail lockdown if they refrained from sacking staff.
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LONDON, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Britain's finance minister Sajid Javid on Saturday he had a "fantastic" relationship with Boris Johnson after reports that he had a furious argument with the prime minister after the sacking of one of his aides.
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A meeting of the ruling Communist Party's Politburo, overseen by President Xi Jinping, ordered the sacking of Jin Yuhui as vice governor of the northeastern province of Jilin, where the company is based, state media said late on Thursday.
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Editorial If President Trump thought that by sacking the F.B.I. director, James Comey, he could kill off the investigation into his associates' ties to the Russian government and its attempt to deliver him the White House, he was wrong.
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Last week Britain's government promised to pay 80% of companies' wage bills for staff who they put on leave due to the coronavirus shutdown, rather than sacking them, similar to an earlier proposal from the Resolution Foundation think tank.
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In June, Interior Minister Jorge Burgos, who also led the cabinet, resigned after policy disputes, while a student protest that ended with violent confrontations with police and the sacking of a Catholic church also sapped the president's popularity, Adimark said.
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Her late night sacking stands out as the most contentious clash to date between the administration and opponents inside Congress and out who have become increasingly willing to go rogue in their efforts to cut off or gum up its agenda.
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His former vice president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, whose sacking this month prompted the military takeover that forced Mugabe out, will be sworn in as president on Wednesday or Thursday, Patrick Chinamasa, legal secretary of the ruling ZANU-PF party, told Reuters.
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His return is a crucial part of the peace agreement - it was Kiir's sacking of Machar as his deputy that ignited the two-year war in December 2013, which has killed thousands and displaced millions in the world's newest country.
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In reaction to these #TbilisiProtests, Putin is trying to punish, subdue, and bankrupt the Georgian people for speaking truth to power, for exercising their right to assemble and for ultimately sacking their speaker of Parliament, who resigned after protesters demanded it.
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One led to Mike Flynn's removal as national security adviser and another to Jeff Sessions, Mr Trump's attorney-general, being forced to recuse himself from the FBI's Russia probe (though not, it seems, from playing a role in sacking Mr Comey).
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Also voting with their feet, 12 members of Corbyn's top team resigned this weekend following the sacking of Hilary Benn, shadow foreign secretary, after he told Corbyn in a phone call that he no longer had confidence in his leadership.
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The scale of the challenge for any new administration was laid bare on Tuesday by the sacking of a reformist senior prosecutor, who at a news conference accused vested interests of throttling his efforts to tackle corruption in the prosecution service.
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Chennai, INDIA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The arrests of several businessmen and sacking of a senior bureaucrat in southern India have highlighted the power of the so-called "sand mining mafia", accused of damaging the coastline and destroying livelihoods of impoverished communities.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - South Africa's new finance minister signaled on Saturday he would oversee a redistribution of wealth to the country's black majority, as a row over the sacking of his predecessor laid bare bitter divisions within the ruling ANC party.
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His formal sacking, however, would probably cause a strong reaction among foreign donors, who are watching his case as part of a broader fight between an entrenched elite and a few reformers and young lawmakers who try to transform the country.
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Unlike the failed nominations of Andrew Puzder as labour secretary and Herman Cain as a member of the Federal Reserve's board, or the ignominious sacking of Rob Porter, the White House staff secretary, Mr Shanahan was not accused of groping anyone.
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Iran's willingness to allow, or at least to fail to prevent, the sacking of the Saudi Embassy in Teheran has left it more isolated at a time when the implementation of the nuclear agreement should have bucked up its status.
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Even though Trump's 2016 campaign was marked by a contempt for the rule of law and bursts of actual violence, and even though he abruptly fired FBI Director James Comey last year (prompting Mueller's appointment), sacking Mueller would be different.
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Zuma's sacking of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan in last Thursday's reshuffle has outraged allies and opponents alike, undermined his authority and caused rifts in the ANC, which has governed South Africa since the end of white-minority rule in 2000.
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Turnbull on Saturday announced more than a dozen changes to his ministry, a decision forced on him by the resignation of one minister, the retirement of two others and the sacking of two more over their involvement in political scandals.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank has dismissed its chief economist, Hakan Kara, and some department managers, according to a document seen by Reuters, re-igniting concern about political interference in the institution one month after the sacking of its governor.
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Shinto also announced the sacking of Sudan's ambassadors to Washington and Geneva and said all army and police officers who participated in street protests which led to the ousting of former President Omar al-Bashir last week would be released.
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Yatseniuk resigned and, according to Saakashvili, the price he and his party exacted for supporting Poroshenko's choice of new prime minister was the sacking a reformist prosecutor who was investigating a scam to loot fuel from a state-run refinery.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 31 (Reuters) - South African Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa told public broadcaster SABC TV on Friday that the government would remain stable after the sacking of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan and would tell ratings agencies that its institutions were strong.
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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Tata Sons accused its former chairman, Cyrus Mistry, of making "unsubstantiated claims and malicious allegations" against the Indian conglomerate as the gloves came off in a bitter and highly public row over his sacking earlier this week.
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ONITSHA, Nigeria (Reuters) - Nigerian workers from an oil labor union have extended a strike to oil majors Chevron, Shell and Eni subsidiary Agip in protest over the sacking of members from Exxon Mobil Corp, the union's general secretary said on Tuesday.
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In a televised address, Rajoy said that that if Catalonia had declared independence, he was ready to invoke the much-vaunted "Article 155" of the Constitution to seize powers back from Catalonia, sacking the regional government and calling fresh elections.
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The sacking of Lauer, one of America's most high-profile broadcasters, makes the married 59-year-old father of three the latest powerful man to fall amid a wave of sexual harassment allegations in the fallout of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
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The Navy has also taken several personnel actions, including sacking the commander of the Fitzgerald and several other senior officers as well as the commander of 7th fleet, the first time a fleet commander has ever been relieved of duty.
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Zeman only started training with the players three days before the match, appointed by club president Daniele Sebastiani in the wake of the sacking of 22012 World Cup winner – and architect of Pescara's promotion from Serie B last season – Massimo Oddo.
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In the most revealing account so far of an apparent cover-up, Shukri said his agency had been poised to launch a case in 2015 against Najib but had been stopped in its tracks by the sacking of the attorney-general.
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The partial sacking of Paris's rich, tourism-dominated districts last weekend was merely the physical expression of what all these movements feel deeply, in the view of analysts: hatred of the "winners" in the global system, symbolized by urban elites.
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When Manchester United meets Cardiff City on Saturday, those fans' job is to get behind their fifth manager since Ferguson's departure; Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, a much-loved former player, has been appointed as caretaker after the sacking of Jose Mourinho.
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SOCHI (Reuters) - Spain's strong show of unity after the sacking of coach Julen Lopetegui was almost enough to secure victory in their World Cup opener against Portugal on Friday, but Cristiano Ronaldo's late goal took some gloss off a superb performance.
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Spokesman Zizi Kodwa said the meeting of the "Top Six" was still taking place and the party's National Working Committee would meet on Tuesday before a decision was taken on how to handle the fallout from the sacking of Gordhan.
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The ANC has rejected calls from opponents and some long-time political allies for Zuma to resign after the reshuffle, centered on the sacking of Pravin Gordhan as finance minister, cost the country one of its investment-grade credit ratings.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African President Jacob Zuma made a close associate energy minister on Tuesday as his government tries to push through a big nuclear deal but his sacking of another minister was seen undermining his ANC party's ruling alliance.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French parliament has approved measures to cut the cost of sacking traders by excluding their bonuses from compulsory redundancy payouts, in a move aimed at luring banks' trading activities to Paris as Britain leaves the European Union.
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S&P cited the sacking of Gordhan, a two-time finance minister regarded as a steady hand by the international investors on whom South Africa relies to finance its hefty budget and current account deficits, to explain the rating cut.
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Ljungberg, however, who took over as Arsenal coach after the sacking of Unai Emery last week, believes the 24-year-old has all he needs to succeed in the Premier League, and those expecting instant results from him must be patient.
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GAM shares opened 1.1% lower and have fallen 84% over the past two years, as the company has seen assets under management take a hit following the sacking of a former star manager it had accused of breaching company rules.
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The sacking comes as Boeing struggles to mend strained relations with the regulators it needs to win over to get the grounded 737 back in the air, and seeks to regain trust with passengers and airline customers around the world.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South African President Jacob Zuma fought back on Thursday against suggestions that a prominent business family might have been behind his abrupt sacking of a finance minister, a move which shook confidence in the country's economic management.
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MILAN, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Italian tax police visited the headquarters of insurer Societa Cattolica di Assicurazione on Wednesday and seized documents relating to the sacking of former Chief Executive Alberto Minali in October, a source close to the case said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - If South Africa loses two of its prized investment grade credit ratings for foreign and local currency borrowing in the turmoil triggered by the sacking of the finance minister, the country could lose more than $10 billion in investment funds.
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But Del Rio's sacking after three seasons was less predictable, coming less than a year after he signed a four-year contract extension following a successful 22014, when the Raiders went 12-4 and finally made the playoffs after a 13-season drought.
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A pilot project led by Ana Carla Abrão, an economist at Oliver Wyman, a consultancy, found that the city of São Paulo could reduce its payroll by 30% without sacking anyone, by paring back perks for all but the best-performing employees.
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It now seems possible, hot on the heels of Mike Flynn's sacking as national security adviser, that he could become the second senior member of Mr Trump's government to lose his job over secret chats with Mr Kislyak in less than a month.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The first batch of Kenyan troops who had served in a U.N. peacekeeping mission in South Sudan arrived home on Wednesday, after Nairobi ordered them to withdraw in response to the sacking of the Kenyan commander of the UNMISS force.
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During the 1998 Asian financial crisis, he took a huge gamble in tackling twin economic and political crises by sacking Anwar and then going against the advice of the International Monetary Fund to impose capital and currency controls that saved the economy.
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The sacking of Aucoin is part of a wider investigation by the Navy into its operations, with Admiral John Richardson triggering a rare "operational pause" for the entire 277 Navy vessels, in order to assess if they are getting the "fundamentals" right.
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It shows a campaign, a transition team and then a White House run by a person who will lie about the most serious issues and who tells his staff to break the law in order to obstruct justice—including by sacking Mr Mueller.
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But he has been constrained by his own party, many of whose members have been "deployed" into state-owned companies or the civil service and fear for their jobs, should the president prove serious about sacking the inept and prosecuting the corrupt.
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In his first interview with The Economist since taking office, which was dedicated to economic policy and took place five days before the sacking of FBI director James Comey (see article), Mr Trump already seemed altered by the world's most powerful job.
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On May 16th the New York Times reported that the president had advised his then FBI director, James Comey, to lay off Michael Flynn, the former national security adviser, after sacking him for having surreptitious conversations with Russia's ambassador and lying about them.
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Cruyff was given the chop in 1996 following a bout of the sort of bitter hierarchical acrimony that he invariably tends to bring (immediately after sacking him, the vice-president threatened to call the police to have Cruyff removed from Camp Nou).
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The case, involving the worst peace-time atrocities against women in Cyprus in memory, has triggered outrage and horror on an island where serious crime is relatively rare, and forced the resignation of the justice minister and sacking of the police chief.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The sacking of U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson may delay a deal between Ankara and Washington to pull Kurdish fighters out of the Syrian town of Manbij, but Turkey still expects U.S. help, President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman said on Thursday.
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After sacking Sylvinho, the club appointed Rudi Garcia as its new manager last week, but the Spaniard will have to wait for his first win after Lyon — who is now above the drop zone on only goal difference — drew 0-0 with Dijon.
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"She should not have been in the position of having to plead with a minister whose talents she needs, faced with a choice of giving in or sacking him," the Conservativehome website, which airs the views of the party, wrote in an editorial.
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After sacking the central bank governor this month, citing differences over the timing of rate cuts, Erdogan said on Sunday that Turkey would make serious cuts to interest rates and aims to reduce inflation to single digits by the end of the year.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 23 (Reuters) - South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal has refused ex-Old Mutual Chief Executive Peter Moyo leave to appeal a decision overturning his temporary reinstatement and dismissing the case against his sacking in June, the insurer said on Monday.
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"This decision from the government in the United States attempts to award a legal form to the sanctions in all the assets and properties of the Venezuelan state, constituting the most grotesque and shameless sacking in international relation's modern history," the statement said.
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ATHENS, March 18 (Reuters) - Greece's government said on Wednesday it would spend up to 450 million euros to protect half a million jobs during the coronavirus epidemic, offering financial incentives to firms hit by a retail lockdown if they refrained from sacking staff.
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For the moment, impeachment appears to be an item that appears solely on the bucket list of Democrats, with Republicans, Independents, and even white college graduates, unsold on cashiering the president, at least not for sacking Mueller, at least not at this juncture.
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Anything short of a finding that Trump aides openly colluded with Russia in 2016 and obstructed justice multiple times to cover it up -- for instance in the sacking of Comey -- is likely to be portrayed by the White House as a victory.
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He is restless as the sacking of the Minister of Interior Prince Muhammad bin Nayef and commander of the Saudi Arabian National Guard, Prince Mutaib bin Abdullah, and the detention of Prince Walid bin Talal in the November "anti-corruption" campaign, illustrated.
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KAZAN, Russia (Reuters) - Spain passed a "difficult" time after the sacking of coach Julen Lopetegui but the players had put the affair behind them and were fully united for their World Cup match against Iran, midfield veteran Andres Iniesta said on Tuesday.
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You probably think that I write those 300 words and then look at my bulging bank account and laugh long and hard, sacking the office off at half one for a very long, very boozy lunch with a few of my showbiz pals.
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On Friday, Kiir said Malong was in a "fighting mood" and had not obeyed orders to return from his home state to Juba three days after his sacking, raising the prospect of further turmoil more than three years into an ethnically-charged civil war.
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The universe simply will not tolerate fiftysomething dads wearing Brexit shirts, and nor will it tolerate an entire repertoire of songs inspired by the triumphalism of sacking off the EU. Never in the history of football – and perhaps mankind – has someone tempted fate this badly.
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From the most sensational headlines about cut-throat rivalries among top leaders to back-page news about internet catfights among intellectuals, the sacking of an editor at some obscure journal or the shuttering of a think-tank, Mao loyalists have been part of the story.
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Roberto Brant, head of the research arm of the farmers' union known as the CNA Institute, said recent developments such as the sacking of the head of the Brazilian space agency after a spat with Bolsonaro related to deforestation data is negative for the sector.
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The government started trying to rein in what it saw as extremist viewpoints in the clergy after Islamist militant attacks inside the kingdom began in 2003, pushing hardline clerics to renounce al Qaeda and violent tactics and sacking clerics seen as disseminating radical views.
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Some analysts said the change could signal greater commitment to fiscal tightening, though the split of responsibilities could bring coordination issues and the sacking of a high-profile minister could spook foreign investors whose support Macri needs ahead of key legislative elections next year.
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Relations with the EU have been further strained since the failed coup with European officials urging Turkish restraint in arresting and sacking officials and Turkey affronted by what it saw as a failure of its European allies to offer support at a critical moment.
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PERHAPS the only reason to doubt Donald Trump is contemplating sacking his attorney-general, Jeff Sessions, in order to protect himself and his associates from the counter-espionage investigation being run by Robert Mueller, is that the president has been so astonishingly upfront about it.
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The call comes after a week of successive measures aimed at combating an unprecedented wave of protests threatening Bashir's three-decade rule, including declaring a nationwide state of emergency and sacking the governors of Sudan's 18 states and replacing them with military and security officials.
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BRATISLAVA, March 7 (Reuters) - Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico will meet early next week with his two coalition partners, including the Most-Hid party that is demanding the sacking of the interior minister, to try to reach agreements that will allow his government to continue.
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Sacking Cox began to turn public opinion against Nixon, who, like Mr Trump, viewed the Justice Department as an instrument of his will rather than affording it its customary measure of independence (which has only grown, by virtue of norms and policies, since Watergate).
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Zuma's sacking of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan in the reshuffle last Thursday has outraged allies and opponents alike, undermined his authority and caused rifts in the ruling African National Congress (ANC), which has governed South Africa since the end of white-minority rule in 1994.
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Many signs in the crowd expressed support for Constantino Chiwenga, the head of the defence forces, and for Emmerson Mnangagwa, whose sacking as vice-president earlier this month precipitated the coup, and who is now expected to end up in charge of the country.
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Yet, for all the baleful consequences of Mr Sharif's sacking, it would be an even bigger disservice to democracy to suggest that the courts should not pursue corruption cases for fear of the political fallout, or that the government should ignore the courts' rulings.
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Kara was the backbone of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey research efforts and "the face of the CBRT for investors for almost two decades", Ash said, adding his dismissal was a greater loss than the sacking of former governor Murat Cetinkaya.
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KRASNODAR (Reuters) - The shadow of the dramatic sacking of coach Julen Lopetegui on the eve of the World Cup still hung over Spain as they set off for their final Group B game against Morocco in Kaliningrad after midfielder Saul Niguez openly criticized the decision.
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"I wouldn't say it's a complete shock but it is definitely a surprise because it looked like the central bank was already on its way to cutting rates," Pictet Asset Management portfolio manager Guido Chamorro, who invested in the bond issue, said of Cetinkaya's sacking.
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Gold rose on Friday and was set to end the week slightly higher as the sudden sacking of the FBI head in the United States stoked investor concerns and boosted demand for bullion, even as the dollar headed for its strongest week this year.
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Donald Trump's sacking of the FBI boss investigating his campaign's alleged Russia ties is understandably dominating the news right now, but another story about a rift between the president and his national security adviser is raising its own alarm bells in the DC Establishment.
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Accounts from three sources with knowledge of the matter - speaking just days before the central bank's next rate decision - offer fresh details of a fraught relationship which finally ended when Cetinkaya's sacking was announced shortly before dawn on a Saturday morning two weeks ago.
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JOHANNESBURG, April 5 (Reuters) - South African President Jacob Zuma had briefed top officials at the African National Congress in December of his decision to dismiss former finance minister Pravin Gordhan, but the leaders persuaded him to delay the sacking, a top ANC official said.
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The strike, which saw incidents of violence aimed at miners who did not support it, was sparked by worker resentment at Sibanye's drive to root out illegal miners, which included the sacking of employees for collusion and a ban on taking food into the shafts.
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Mnangagwa, whose sacking as vice-president set off the chain of events that led to Mugabe's removal, said the ZANU-PF congress should define a new trajectory - which he did not spell out - and put behind it the victimization of members seen in the past.
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A self-inflicted government shutdown is happening over Christmas, the stock market is suffering its worst month in a decade (compounded by his talk of sacking the Fed chair) and the resignation of Defense Secretary James Mattis is sending shudders through America's military and allies.
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Toppling Zuma requires 50 of the 249 African National Congress members of parliament (MPs) to support the no-confidence motion and some have said publicly they want him removed, including former finance minister Pravin Gordhan, whose sacking in March triggered damaging debt ratings downgrades.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Australia believe Tom Banks is the player to fill the gaping hole left in the number 15 jersey by the sacking of Israel Folau, and the Brumbies fullback is set for a baptism of fire in the cauldron of Ellis Park on Saturday.
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