Some equity traders were shown the door on July 22th.
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After he answered, he said, he was shown the door.
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But who's been shown the door with this much flair?
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As part of the change, Marcin was shown the door.
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That lying phony needs to be shown the door and fast!
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Seem like a misguided wantrepreneur, and you'll get shown the door.
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Each of them has been politely but firmly shown the door.
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"Instead of gratitude, they are being shown the door," Crowley said.
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If Mr. Moonves resists, he reportedly risks being shown the door.
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Some 15 of the largest have been shown the door since 2016.
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I think it's safe to say they might be shown the door.
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Following that, a substantial portion of each team was shown the door.
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As was Harvey, for that matter, until he was shown the door.
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The No. 3 official at the Defense Department was shown the door.
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Most of the options end with your fictional assistant being shown the door.
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Cultural biases can creep in unannounced and should firmly be shown the door.
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Hangers-on who traded on their royal connections have been shown the door.
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Steve Bannon and, more importantly, conservative policies will soon be shown the door.
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If the ICE union were to be shown the door, they'd have a
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How else to explain why such a great manager was shown the door?
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He lasted only 24 days before being shown the door by the Trump administration.
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As we meet him, he is being shown the door by the Montreal Expos.
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In a few months, many will likely be shown the door in the midterms.
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Mr. Price and his No. 2, Joe Lewis, were shown the door shortly after.
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The French representative on the currency union's board will also be shown the door.
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Trump and his advisers have suggested that more individuals could be shown the door.
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Some teaching styles, assignments or even entire subjects might be shown the door, Noe says.
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It's unnecessary if voters force lawmakers to pass needed reforms or be shown the door.
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The Trump presidency and the GOP Senate majority must be shown the door in November.
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Sick people midway through their recoveries are shown the door to make way for new patients.
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And word is at least two other senior leaders will soon be shown the door, too.
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Also shown the door were NFL star Antonio Brown and Sharna Burgess despite an athletic contemporary dance.
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Monday night was satisfying to those who wanted to see Luke P. finally get shown the door.
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" Canby went on, "Brooke is begging to come in and do that—and she's shown the door.
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I stupidly told him that it wasn't giving me any pain and was politely shown the door.
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A whole class of incumbents in both parties were shown the door by an angry voting public.
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"If you act like a total bitch, you are shown the door real quickly," Girardi says in the trailer.
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Beck, like O'Reilly, was shown the door after advertisers fled and revenues dried up even as ratings stayed strong.
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Ailes was shown the door at Fox News last July, during the Republican convention that would nominate Donald Trump.
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Mahalakshmi said that when she approached managers with her parents and asked for compensation, they were "shown the door".
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In July, the Environmental Protection Agency administrator, Scott Pruitt, (finally!) got shown the door for his industrial-grade grifting.
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When students witness their classmates being shown the door for trivial offenses, they worry that they may be next.
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Mr. Kalanick created a ruthless meritocracy in which high-achievers are rewarded and underachievers are shown the door — fast.
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You aren't welcome, and if we find you spreading your hate in our community you will be shown the door.
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Given term limits and mandatory retirement ages, Mr Dung, who is 66, had every reason to be shown the door.
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But with Interior Minister Horst Seehofer, a fellow conservative, in his corner, Mr. Maassen could not simply be shown the door.
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Nevertheless, many people assume the worst because they've seen employees being shown the door soon after a new CEO is appointed.
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In that scenario, it is likely that Lack's deputy, Noah Oppenheim, who's been criticized as disengaged, would also be shown the door.
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Any funnier and it would tip over into slapstick absurdity (which seems to be why Lord and Miller were shown the door).
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While Showalter is expected to be shown the door, general manager Dan Duquette will reportedly receive a contract extension, USA Today reported.
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It is up to the president-elect to opt to keep or replace them, and usually political appointees are shown the door.
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It is left to women to put themselves and their careers on the line to see that the cavemen are shown the door.
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In the near distance stood a sign for a local casino, the Palms, where he has been shown the door more than once.
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Influential state-run Chinese tabloid the Global Times said in an editorial on Tuesday that Lotte should be shown the door in China.
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Of course, Travis was shown the door at Uber, so it remains to be seen how this one is going to play out.
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MoviePass founder Stacy Spikes argued the price was going to bankrupt the company, and he was eventually shown the door, Business Insider reports.
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Derek Harvey, the NSC's top Middle East adviser, was shown the door in late July and reassigned to another part of the government.
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Lotte should be shown the door in China, the influential state-run Chinese tabloid the Global Times said in an editorial on Tuesday.
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Yet on Saturday, some prominent Wall Street investors had no reservations about weighing in on the suggestion that Powell could be shown the door.
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" Unfortunately, the man did not heed her advice and after yelling out once again, was quickly shown the door by a security guard. "Bye.
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After all, Comey is not the first to be shown the door for at least appearing to pose a threat to the White House.
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He has shown the door to the outspoken members of the President's inner circle, like populist guru Steve Bannon and pugilistic aide Sebastian Gorka.
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The President and senior staff members appreciate the poor political optics of yet another important official being shown the door, sources have told CNN.
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By all appearances, a happy ending to an unpleasant story: Once their behavior was investigated and confirmed, the toxic players were shown the door.
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When Mr Erdogan and Mr Albayrak leaned on him to cut rates or resign, Mr Cetinkaya declined to do either—and was shown the door.
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While no one would likely list getting fired as an enjoyable experience, some employees have been shown the door in particularly cruel — and public — circumstances.
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Barnes & Noble CEO Ronald D. Boire, who had been at the helm of the retailer for less than a year, has been shown the door.
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It's not the end of the world if Bannon is shown the door, but it would be problematic with this portion of the Trump base.
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The Get Down and Sense8 were shown the door — the former after just one season and the latter after two — in May and June, respectively.
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LOUIS VAN GAAL could be forgiven for feeling a little miffed when, on May 23rd, he was shown the door by Manchester United football club.
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Sadler was shown the door only after she reportedly accused her own supervisor of leaking during an Oval Office meeting in front of Trump himself.
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He didn't mention the many who did wrap their arms around him — in the Senate races in Montana and Nevada — and were shown the door.
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Judge Kavanaugh would have been thanked for his time, shown the door and perhaps advised not to let it hit him on the way out.
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Kevin Spacey and Louis C.K. were quickly shown the door when allegations against them emerged, but Netflix has not taken any action against Masterson thus far.
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They all got shown the door because Trump doesn't really want a true chief of staff and has reserved the job of communications director for himself.
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This group hardly covered itself in glory: It was still handing out pink slips in 2016, five years after the first bankers were shown the door.
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Mr. Spacey, who played the central character, Frank Underwood, a ruthless politician who becomes president, was shown the door amid allegations of sexual misconduct last year.
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After Cohn and Chao, some of the other candidates include Secretary of State Rex Tillerson or Defense Secretary James Mattis bolting or getting shown the door.
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Mr. Kelly is a not a political person like Reince Priebus, a former chairman of the Republican National Committee who has now been shown the door.
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And in the weeks after that, half a dozen other top diplomats were shown the door — fired, forced into retirement or warehoused at a university fellowship.
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The chairman and chief executive of the Alcoa spinoff which makes specialty parts for cars and airplanes was shown the door for inappropriately contacting an activist shareholder.
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Given his record and his age, 37, Maynard will almost definitely be shown the door by UFC if he goes 0-5 in his last five fights.
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Fox News host Steve Hilton is blasting National Rifle Association (NRA) CEO Wayne LaPierre, calling him "an odious little grifter" who needs to be shown the door.
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Studies show that women are more likely than men to be tapped to turn around companies and are frequently shown the door when they don't quickly succeed.
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But for a former general trying to restore some discipline to a chaotic White House, the Scaramucci hire made far less sense — so he was shown the door.
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The streaming service recently had its own reckoning with House of Cards star Kevin Spacey, who was shown the door after multiple men accused him of sexual misconduct.
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Congressmen shown the door GOP primaries can be challenges for lawmakers who need to point to successful records in Congress while not offending their constituents' anti-Washington sentiments.
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Waters, head of the House Financial Services Committee, said Sloan "should be shown the door" and renewed her call for federal regulators to consider canning the bank's chief.
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Waters, head of the House Financial Services Committee, said Sloan "should be shown the door" and renewed her call for federal regulators to consider canning the bank's chief.
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Layoffs hit — half its workers are shown the door A month later, Cargomatic fired half of its staff— about 22 to 2200 employees across two rounds of layoffs.
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As senior officials are shown the door, a new personnel chief orders a search for political appointees as well as career officials deemed insufficiently supportive of the president.
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But according to several people familiar with Trump's thinking, if this latest health care gambit fails, Priebus is likely to catch the blame -- and could be shown the door.
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Mercifully, Mr Gobel was shown the door last August, and his replacement, Tom Lembong, seems to believe that a country's trade ministry should facilitate rather than impede free trade.
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Swede Adam Lindin Ljungkvist, a left-back for Pershagens SK, was shown the door in the closing moments against Järna SK's reserve team for straight up farting really loud.
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The welfare tent would be a safe place for people to get advice if they were feeling weird, rather than a pit stop before they are shown the door.
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I've put in some good years, but as soon as I asked for help — or, it seems, showed my lack of company devotion — I was basically shown the door.
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U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton just became the latest senior White House official to be shown the door, with President Donald Trump announcing his departure on Twitter Tuesday.
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And I'll bet you that in two years no one will be talking about this and Wells Fargo will have lost very little business — if Stumpf is shown the door.
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Joining the Redskins was a much happier occasion for Norman than being shown the door by the Panthers, who wished him well in a terse statement earlier in the week.
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It is worth remembering that, even as thousands of Deutsche bankers are shown the door, the big winners of the past quarter-century have been the industry's employees, not its shareholders.
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One study suggests that in the past two years, 52% of announced CEO departures from companies on the Russell 3000 Index likely were the result of executives being shown the door.
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But it's safe to say that Trump is unhappy with how his legal representation in the Mueller probe has been going so far — and now Cobb has been shown the door.
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During the announcement, Trump repeated his praise of his "great labor secretary" and called him a "tremendous talent" — the latest defense of Acosta even as he was being shown the door.
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Now, like previous Washington figures who either exited voluntarily, as he did, or were unceremoniously shown the door, Mr. Reid is discovering that once you are out, you are really out.
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Zenefits co-founder Parker Conrad was shown the door in February last year, paving the way for then-COO David Sacks to take over the company and try to turn it around.
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Blasted by the media for hubris and greed, Allardyce was shown the door by England on Tuesday for seeking a lucrative sideline role while talking to undercover reporters from Britain's Daily Telegraph.
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But it won't be coach Dave Tippett being shown the door; instead, GM Don Maloney is apparently the one on the way out, with Tippett getting an increased role in front office decisions.
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Expert consultants can also help companies develop offer letters and contracts that clearly stipulate the terms of employment, a factor that smoothens the departure if an employee is eventually being shown the door.
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"If you are part of that administration and you get shown the door, why would you be inclined to help the next guy dismantle something that you think is important?" the analyst asked.
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The Democratic Presidential candidate and Senator from Massachusetts doubled down Tuesday morning ... adamantly saying she was shown the door at 22 from a teaching job in New Jersey just because she was visibly pregnant.
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Celebrating the national victory in the heart of the "northern powerhouse" also demonstrates a willingness to commit to former U.K Finance Minister George Osborne's pet project, even if the former chancellor was shown the door.
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If you asked for something and then decided not to purchase it, you got a dirty look, and, if the clerk thought you were shopping around for the best price, you were shown the door.
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He said they were asked to put that in writing, resulting in the infamous memo by Rosenstein that suggested Comey should be shown the door because of his handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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Mr Hackett's predecessor, Mark Fields, was shown the door by Bill Ford, the firm's chairman, for failing to make a persuasive case that he was reinventing Ford as a mobility firm at the forefront of automotive technology.
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Legends grew up around "the rules," violations of which would supposedly get a prospective diner shown the door, although Mr. Shopsin maintained that there were fewer of those prohibitions active at any given time than people realized.
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Democratic operative Donna Brazile was shown the door by CNN, where she served as a contributing commentator, after the emails apparently revealed that she shared debate questions with the Clinton camp in advance of one of the debates.
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The Egerkinger Committee, a lobby group that succeeded through a referendum in 2009 in banning minarets, and wants to do the same for Muslim face veils, has called for immigrants shunning Swiss customs to be shown the door.
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The service has been available for roughly two years in a beta-like state since Mason spun it out of his walking tour app Detour, which he created after being unceremoniously shown the door as Groupon's chief executive.
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"The talent being shown the door now is not only our top talent, but also talent that cannot be replicated overnight," she wrote in a column set to be published in the American Foreign Service Association's December journal.
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Around the same time Louie was shown the door, over a dozen members of Congress sent a letter to the House Oversight committee calling for an investigation into Trump's use of an unsecured, outdated Android phone for his tweets.
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" Anti-Trump agent shown the door at FBI - Fox News: " Peter Strzok , the FBI agent under fire over a series of anti-Trump text messages, was 'escorted' from the FBI building, his lawyer confirmed to Fox News on Tuesday.
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Travis Kalanick, the former Uber CEO who was shown the door in June last year amid a series of major controversies, has already found his next leading role following his announcement of a new investment fund just weeks ago.
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HUCKABEE: I became Governor in 1996, when Jim Guy Tucker who was the governor was convicted of Whitewater related felonies, he was shown the door, and I went through the door and by this time, the nails were clearly gone.
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They believe that the proposal would restore balance to a company that has been shaped by its divisive co-founder, and one that still left him with too much power even after Kalanick was shown the door by his investors.
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"When someone calls you in and says the job that you've been hired for for the next year is no longer yours, 'We're giving it to someone else,' I think that's being shown the door," Warren said in the Monday interview.
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But in a league that has often overlooked domestic violence, animal cruelty, steroid use and vehicular manslaughter all in the name of talent, it is curious that Kaepernick was shown the door for a demonstration that did not violate any rules.
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Lawrence was the creator of Scrubs, for which Biegel had written, and on Scrubs he instituted something he called the "no asshole" rule, meaning that if anybody at any level of power became too big of an asshole, they'd be shown the door.
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Asked if more people were going to be shown the door as the Trump administration deals with the fallout from the Porter scandal, which has opened up a conversation about the number of people serving with interim security clearances, Porter wouldn't speculate.
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The heightened tensions have had all sorts of ripple effects on American businesses, too, as companies fearful of being shown the door by one of the world's most economically influential countries are bowing to pressure from China to stay away from politically sensitive topics.
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The merger led to the killing off of a number of popular tools made by each company—Adobe's GoLive, which was less prominent than Macromedia's Dreamweaver, was shown the door; so too, was Adobe's ImageReady, a Photoshop companion program that couldn't compete with Macromedia's Fireworks.
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Breitbart has a special position in the ecosystem because it is connected to Donald Trump through its former executive chair, Stephen Bannon, who was Trump's campaign chief and then the president's chief strategist for the first seven months of the administration before being shown the door.
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HONG KONG/LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Summoned by HR to be handed a Deutsche Bank envelope, many of its staff across the world then left their desks for the last time on Monday, shown the door by their German employer within hours of a restructuring announcement.
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Lemire said people in Trump's inner circle were unhappy with the way Mulvaney was handling the impeachment inquiry, and his comments about the quid pro quo "threw gasoline on that fire" and left them wondering whether Mulvaney would be the next official to be shown the door.
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During the first six months of the Trump administration, chief of staff Reince Priebus, press secretary Sean Spicer, chief strategist Stephen Bannon and senior adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner all have incurred the president's wrath at times, though none has been shown the door.
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HONG KONG/LONDON, July 8 (Reuters) - Summoned by HR to be handed a Deutsche Bank envelope, many of its staff across the world then left their desks for the last time on Monday, shown the door by their German employer within hours of a restructuring announcement.
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Ryan Fry, a 2014 gold-medal winner at the Sochi Winter Olympics, along with three others got kicked out of the Red Deer Curling Classic in Alberta on Sunday for acting like belligerent teenagers—they got too smashed and started breaking stuff, and were eventually shown the door.
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Since Friday, a handful of top leaders have been, or are soon to be, shown the door, including the head of the Secret Service, the acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, who was never quite ruthless enough for the president's or Mr. Miller's taste.
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Zuck in luck: Dispelling rumors that CNN chief Jeff Zucker would be shown the door post-merger, John Stankey, the AT&T veteran who will oversee Time Warner's media businesses if the deal goes through, told Vanity Fair's Joe Pompeo via a statement that "Jeff Zucker is doing a terrific job."
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In the meantime, we hear that Benchmark has no intention of letting this matter drop just because a new CEO has been selected, and yesterday's news that Uber is under preliminary DoJ investigation for possibly violating foreign bribery laws only strengthens Benchmark's belief that Kalanick must be shown the door.
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Explains at least why the dead are shown the door, Written out of the script, the tale having taken A sudden turn elsewhere and its onetime lead Overnight The know-it-alls decide has gone to seed, Always unfairly, perhaps unwisely forsaken In favor of some comer the director's fallen for.
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LINE: LSU -20 ABOUT LSU (21-22, 33-23 SEC): Ensminger took over for Cam Cameron, who was let go as offensive coordinator when Miles was shown the door, and oversaw an offense that piled up 220 yards against Missouri - the most ever for the Tigers against an SEC foe.
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One thing is clear: had Mr Pelling and Ms Sloan pitched inarticulate puppets, educational films gone wrong and the nightmarish use of raw meat to any such traditional gatekeepers first, they would have been politely shown the door—and one of the web's weirdest worlds would never have been born.
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In 2012, in the school of which he was dean, Mr Qian replaced a personnel system dominated by personal contacts and political clout with an American-style tenure track: six years of research, then a review of performance, mainly based on published work, after which academics were hired permanently or shown the door.
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"So @megynkelly is shown the door for TALKING about something Lester Holt and other NBC folks actually DID," Huckabee wrote in a tweet where he linked to a Mediaite piece that said the NBC Nightly News anchor dressed up as British pop star Susan Boyle, who is white, for Halloween one year.
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Job security clearly is fleeting in an age when an icon such as Secretary of Defense James MattisJames Norman MattisThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes 2020 roadshow to New Mexico Trump needs a national security adviser who 'speaks softly' US could deploy 150 troops to Syria: report MORE can be summarily shown the door.
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Sympathetic talking heads made the rounds on cable news and the Sunday shows arguing that, before being shown the door, Porter was initially given the benefit of the doubt—and isn't that what you would do if your cameraman were accused of something heinous, a doe-eyed Mick Mulvaney asked both Chris Wallace and Major Garrett.
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But Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinRussian billionaire Deripaska says US has not proved he is a Putin agent Latest Trump tariffs expected to increase cost of school supplies Trump and the crisis in Hong Kong MORE and Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE were shown the door recently in Shanghai rather than advance negotiations.
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