It was something about a monkey stiffed in the neck.
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He also claimed he got stiffed out of huge profits.
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He's stiffed countless vendors, from piano sellers to major contractors.
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For their hard work, the Rolles were stiffed on their bill.
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But whining about getting stiffed by Emmy voters is one thing.
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Many of his contractors, for example, claimed that he stiffed them.
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That's hard to envision, given how many vendors he's stiffed over time.
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The song was taken to the Wild Ones, whose harmonica-laced version stiffed.
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Dozens of contractors who had worked on the construction were also getting stiffed.
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He stiffed small businesses, laid off workers, and walked away from hardworking communities.
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After Donald Trump took over the business, he stiffed workers, contractors and lenders.
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During his presidential campaign it was widely reported that he stiffed his contractors.
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So when someone stiffed me, nine times out of ten, it was my fault.
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Mike was also a little nervous: What if I stiffed him for the bill?
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Shareholders who voted in good faith to compel a meaningful response have been stiffed.
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Problem is ... the jeweler claims Adrien has already stiffed them after one big fight.
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After the festival stiffed her, she says that she lost $50,000 of her own money.
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He has been involved in many lawsuits from people who claim he has stiffed them.
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"He's already stiffed us on being in Washington today because of an illness," Burr added.
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A driver is not going to go to police to report being stiffed, Francisco said.
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Harris contends that America has stiffed our generation, filling childhoods with homework and extracurricular activities.
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He stiffed creditors, made a mockery of the truth and publicly boasted about his promiscuity.
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"He's already stiffed us on being in Washington today because of an illness," Burr said.
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Some employers just stiffed workers altogether, even while promising to pay and hiring new ones.
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Merlino was supposed to give Natale's wife cash if Ralph went away, and he stiffed her.
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The lawsuits all allege that Faraday Future stiffed these companies shortly after signing contracts with them.
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"He's already stiffed us on being in Washington today because of an illness," Burr said Tuesday.
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In total, they claim, this led to both plaintiffs being stiffed by around $260 per week.
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Republicans made a Faustian bargain with the president, and they're in the process of getting stiffed.
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I guess we'll just have to go back to all those stiffed workers and bankrupt casinos.
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But Arty bought the first round of beers and might feel stiffed if I took off.
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That led to massive abuses — workers stiffed of their salaries, and some held as effective slave labor.
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The problem of investors being stiffed by investment brokers found liable in arbitration disputes is not new.
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After each guy got stiffed in Monday night's rose ceremony, Lucas and Blake went after each other.
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He has stiffed subcontractors and tenants, hired undocumented workers, went bankrupt on three casinos (hard to do).
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He and co-star Kristen Renton broke it down -- saying the guy stiffed 'em with bogus paychecks.
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It was clear that he had amassed his fortune through convenient bankruptcies, unsavory alliances and stiffed creditors.
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I was like, 'Listen, man, you stiffed me and I really didn't like you for a long time'.
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" Oetken said it didn't matter that mandatory tips might prevent wait staff from being "stiffed by uninformed tourists.
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It's still bizarre to assume that these people will volunteer to participate despite getting stiffed on the reward.
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Workers who fall sick face a simple choice: Work and get paid or stay home and get stiffed.
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Normally, the story should have ended there, with a poor man being stiffed by a more powerful one.
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" The Boston Globe columnist Scott Kirsner made the case that "being stiffed by Amazon is a good thing.
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Connect that with STIFFED at 1D and you've opened up a whole section for yourself in the northwest.
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Those who claimed they were stiffed by the future president included bartenders, painters, real estate brokers and others.
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To keep track of those who said they had been stiffed, Mr. Dale also created a Google spreadsheet.
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I can guarantee there would be terrible customer confrontations if a driver knew the customer stiffed on a tip.
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"I've got some money for you," Razmik reassures an exhausted Alexandra, who has just been stiffed by another client.
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Quest gatekeeper Lord Saladin is over-earnest, humorless, and stiffed with lines that even hermit-living superhumans wouldn't say.
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Who wants to bet that we're stiffed a substantive 15 or so minutes again to dither around on impeachment?
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He was stiffed out of the prize and settled for $158,000 to his chosen charity from the Trump Foundation.
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Executives can claim some impact on China policy but not yet on immigration, and they got stiffed on climate.
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And, indeed, I have met a lot of the people who were stiffed by you and your businesses, Donald.
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His casino and hotel businesses had suffered some bankruptcies, and his lenders were grumbling that he had stiffed them.
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And indeed, I have met a lot of the people who were stiffed by you and your businesses, Donald.
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Waldman then listed Trump's scams: Trump University, bankrupt casinos, illegal labor, stiffed vendors and on and on and on.
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Take David's clues for ROADWAY and STIFFED; just like that, those answers now feel like highlights in a grid.
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And not too smart since athletes routinely get roasted online by salty servers when they get stiffed on tips.
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To understand how some companies have lost their souls, consider what happened after U.S. Bank stiffed a customer before Christmas.
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Minneapolis isn't the only city claiming that the Trump campaign has stiffed them for providing city services at their events.
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Rocko had sued Future claiming the rapper cut a side deal with Epic Records that stiffed Rocko out of millions.
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But Beeck chose to take the high road, electing not to release the names of the people who stiffed her.
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There's no good argument for protecting federal workers, as is done routinely, while janitors and security guards get quietly stiffed.
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Saturday when he allegedly stiffed the cab driver, who then called the police from a Hampton Inn near LaGuardia Airport.
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Zan then films a young boy delivering a pizza and getting stiffed, which he visibly enjoys, ignoring the kid's distress.
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It's shared by a certain orangey blowhard with aggressive lawsuits, convenient bankruptcies, stiffed creditors and phony philanthropy in his past.
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Cohen says that Trump was supposed to reimburse AMI for the $150,000 hush payment to Karen McDougal, but stiffed them.
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According to the WSJ, the guy who operates the tiny tech company hired by Cohen, John Gauger, got stiffed on payment.
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According to the lawsuit, during the decade T.I. was one of its shoppers, he stiffed them out of more than $400k.
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Clinton was back in the state Monday, slamming Donald Trump in St. Petersburg as someone who has repeatedly "stiffed" American workers.
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FINRA recently disclosed that its members stiffed customers on a total of $199 million in arbitration awards between 2012 and 2016.
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Problem is, according to Frank, when it came time to fork over the first $2 mil payment ... the firm stiffed him.
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The lawsuit claims Tyga fired C&J with no cause and stiffed the company out of millions of dollars in commissions.
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Otherwise, contractors could put a lien on the home – which would affect the new owner, not the flipper who stiffed them.
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Men seethe, mortified, less from having been stiffed of a day's wages than from being too afraid to file a complaint.
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See National News story NNSCRAP; George Wood was stiffed out of £160 by the person who drove off with his car.
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Mr Pawlowski is not the only investor who says he was stiffed by local or national governments in central and eastern Europe.
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The USA Freedom Kids, a children's troupe that performed at Trump rallies, sued after it was claimed the campaign stiffed them. 42.
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An Iowa server was stiffed on a tip because of her pink hair — but she's not letting bullies impact her personal style.
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But although she doesn't want to confront the people who stiffed her, she does have one piece of parting advice for them.
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If the myriad reports are right, Mr. Trump has regularly stiffed his vendors and contractors, all the while lining his own pockets.
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When an Amazon manager emerged to see what was going on, the drivers said that they were getting stiffed by Amazon's subcontractors.
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Vin Diesel stiffed the producer of the latest chapter of his 'xXx' movies ... according to a new lawsuit filed against the movie star.
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Lainie Kazan is on the receiving end of a small claims court lawsuit, filed by Dynamic Nursing Services, which claims she stiffed them.
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Atari is being sued by a video game developer who says its been stiffed $2.2 million in royalties by the video game giant.
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My main responsibility was in vetting these players and making sure they were capitalized, and that was the key to not getting stiffed.
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Before he filed a new suit, Damon confronted Lee at a Diana Ross concert about getting stiffed ... and Daniels appeared to be contrite.
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As we've reported ... his son, Jas Prince, discovered Drizzy, brought him to Cash Money, and says Birdman's stiffed him on the deal ever since.
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The suit claims there's a helluva lot more employees who might have been stiffed too, and invites 'em to hop on for a payout.
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AoD dancers Tokyo and Ari Safari sounded off on getting stiffed by the Memphis rapper who famously flaunts piles of hundos on social media.
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Washington (CNN)Rick Gates' former trial attorney says the ex-Trump campaign staffer and Mueller investigation cooperator stiffed the law firm of almost $370,000.
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Over the years I've owned several small businesses, agencies and been a part of several large organizations that have all been stiffed by our clients.
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Blac Chyna's going radio silent on 2 men who claim she stiffed them for millions after they helped make her the celebrity she is today.
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Played by Gary Young, Cho, an exiled Chinese scholar in Scotland, is brawling inside a pub with a tavern wench who claims he stiffed her.
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If the North Koreans stiffed him, if they sit down and meet with him and try to play him, they&aposre going to regret it.
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A Texas waiter reportedly cooked up a hoax when he claimed a racist patron stiffed him and wrote "We don't tip terrorist" on their bill.
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Young Thug got chauffeured around Hollywood like a big shot this summer, but stiffed the limo company like a bum ... according to a new lawsuit.
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Unidentified Speaker: [Arabic] Hawk: [Arabic] Unidentified Speaker: [Arabic] Callimachi: So the amount of money that this guy was stiffed was literally a couple of dollars.
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Ask any of us who had to wait until Mayor de Blasio to settle a contract he stiffed us teachers on in his third term.
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The Harlan miners had been stiffed; their community had rallied around them splendidly; and Blackjewel's CEO, Jeff Hoops, looked like a classic fat-cat villain.
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The Kardashians have every right to trash the beauty company they once promoted, because they got royally stiffed ... this according to a judge no less.
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Here's the answer: Just as many as he had when he stiffed the construction workers and electricians and plumbers who built his hotels and casinos. Zero.
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His real gripe is America's trade deficit with the EU; military free-riding just offers an excuse to press his case that America is being stiffed.
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Kanye West has been sued by a company claiming Kanye's company ordered more than $600,000 in the manufacturing of fleece fabric for Yeezys and got stiffed.
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In a hopeful development, tycoons once able to hold on to "their" businesses even as banks got stiffed seem likely to be forced to cede control.
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"Gears of War" took a former football player/wrestler and turned him into "Cole Train"-- a central character in the game -- and then stiffed him royally.
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She accidentally stiffed a pizza guy four bucks—and he responded by sending her a terrifying handwritten note: four pages of rage, threats, and nasty names.
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On the one hand, the Nobel's stuffiness, and its seeming glee in punishing popularity, have never been particularly attractive qualities, especially when it stiffed deserving writers.
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Gretchen Rossi may have to lawyer up somewhere else after she stiffed a law firm for hundreds of thousands of dollars ... according to a new lawsuit.
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The House passed an ambitious legislative agenda last year on major domestic initiatives; almost all are being stiffed by Senate Republicans and the Trump White House.
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My odds aren't always this generous, the next match I ended up with a whopping seven knights, though my opponent got stiffed without any queens at all.
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Rocko says he was left out in the cold because Future stiffed him to the tune of 25% -- the commission he's owed off those fat Epic advances.
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Mariah Carey got free entertainment from a rapper/panhandler -- but it was only free because she stiffed the guy's request for money afterward ... in classic Mariah fashion.
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Instead of being rewarded for unwavering loyalty, many were stiffed with late shipping dates, and that ire quickly spilled onto Twitter as well as dedicated Reddit forums.
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Warcraft stiffed in the States, but did boffo business overseas, raising the horrifying prospect that I may have to sit through another installment in a few years.
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Today, a probe by the Department of Health and Human Services concluded that the company actually stiffed taxpayers for nearly three times more than was previously believed.
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And if you thought Trump stiffed the poor suckers who signed up for his "university," wait till you see how he treats some of our oldest allies.
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According to the suit, a financial adviser -- with another really long Scandinavian name -- was also hired for the deal, and got stiffed to the tune of $304k.
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Montel Williams is PISSED that Donald Trump wants to ban transgender Americans from serving in the military ... and says they're getting stiffed with his "too expensive" argument.
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While previous works like "Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American Women" and "Stiffed: The Betrayal of the American Man" were essentially polemics, her memoir is deeply personal.
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Kenya Moore is making sure a Howard University student who says she got stiffed by her summer job ... has the cash she needs to keep hitting the books.
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Antonio Brown is being sued yet again ... this time a celebrity chef is claiming the NFL superstar stiffed him out of $73,000 at the Pro Bowl in January.
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In his next bout thereafter, Werdum paid for some ill-advised over-aggression when he was knocked stiffed by Stipe Miocic, who still sits on the divisional throne.
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Diageo can count itself among the stiffed: it agreed to repay $135m to Standard Chartered to settle a loan taken out by a company close to Mr Mallya.
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Nick Cannon stiffed his crew on his upcoming movie, "She Ball" ... this according to a new lawsuit filed by some of the people who worked on the flick.
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Adore Delano from "RuPaul's Drag Race" wasn't stiffed by his ex-managers -- he actually owes THEM a lot of dough ... or so they claim in a new countersuit.
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Jesse Williams is asking a judge to modify his custody agreement with his estranged wife after he claims she stiffed him on time with the kids over Christmas.
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The first is that he almost won the Democratic nomination: had he not been stiffed by the party establishment, which assisted Mrs Clinton, Sandernistas say, he would have done.
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Dr. Laura Schlessinger stiffed the accountants that handled her taxes for years -- to the tune of $71k -- and they want her to pay up ... according to a new suit.
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We broke the story ... the boxing star was hit with a lawsuit last year after he allegedly stiffed a jeweler out of more than $1 MILLION in fine jewels.
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Rachael Harris is an employer from hell who worked her nanny like a dog and then stiffed her out of more than a month's pay ... according to a lawsuit.
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For an attorney representing a single client who has been stiffed $100 per paycheck, the highest possible payout at the end of the case likely isn't worth the effort.
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Never mind that the agency is not making the legally required prefunded payments and that these health benefits have to be paid eventually, lest retired postal workers be stiffed.
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Uniqlo now generates billions of dollars in profits for its shareholders, but it stiffed thousands of workers at Jaba Garmindo—the same factory where Jack Wolfskin sourced its clothing.
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Few people could have been more astonished at Mr. Parnas's access to the halls of power and prestige than those who say they were bilked or stiffed by him.
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AB and a celeb chef named Stefano Tedeschi have been fighting it out in court since July when Tedeschi filed a lawsuit alleging Brown stiffed him out of $38,521.20.
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Dr. Rachael Ross, a former host on "The Doctors," threw a hissy fit over her Daytime Emmy dress, ruined it and stiffed the stylist ... this according to a new lawsuit.
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Jacob, who did not respond to a request for comment, received more than 1,000 retweets on his request to get paid—but he wasn't the only one who got stiffed.
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Still, all of that evidence does not necessarily mean it was her bill at Baby's, and if it was her, we still don't know if she actually stiffed her bartender.
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In July 1991, under crushing debt, the Taj Mahal filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy which stiffed investors and forced small business to accept pennies on the dollar for their work.
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And it's Def Leppard's success in America that really defines them; Pyromania stiffed in their native England, and it was "Animal" that finally broke them on the UK pop charts.
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Reports published by USA Today and The Wall Street Journal in June found Trump's companies were facing hundreds of claims that Trump has stiffed people he contracted with for decades.
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This helps in the cases where shoppers are stiffed, but in the 80% of cases where the shoppers get tipped, often well, it means they could make less than before.
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When Fyre Festival went awry, it wasn't just rich millennials, a bunch of mostly white trust fund kids (and less wealthy ones), who got stiffed by one of their own.
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Kim, Khloe and Kourtney claim in a new lawsuit Haven Beauty has stiffed them after the company cashed in on perfume, makeup and other stuff using the girls' names and faces.
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Authorities say Cisse and two others stiffed Lingor during a $25 marijuana deal and Lingor chased after their car in his truck, hitting it and sending it crashing into a tree.
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Now suppliers are reducing shipments, tightening financing terms, or refusing to work with the retailer altogether out of fear of being stiffed if Sears is forced into bankruptcy, the WSJ reports.
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NBA star Joe Johnson -- who's made nearly $200 MILLION in the NBA -- is being evicted from his lavish Miami condo ... after building owners claim he stiffed them on rent for months!
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She started a GoFundMe to recoup some of the funds, and more than $150,000 poured in after people learned just how badly she was stiffed by Ja Rule and Billy McFarland.
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He wasn't totally getting stiffed ... he admits he's been getting a cut of the money Nick pays his agent -- but says in 2015, he realized the 2% from Nick was missing.
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Last year, Che told Fallon that he always felt bad that he "stiffed" Hilfiger, who he said he'd never seen since he ditched the freelance gig all of those years ago.
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K. After 42 years of wondering why the Wookiee got stiffed at the end of Star Wars: A New Hope, Chewie finally gets his damn medal in The Rise of Skywalker.
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There were the drapery producers Trump stiffed, the real estate executives he refused to pay, and the other dozens of contractors whom Trump conned or ripped off in one way or another.
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AEG's lawsuit is aimed at several private jet owners, including Robbins, who allegedly used a flight services company called Zetta ... which AEG claims stiffed it out of more than $200k in fuel.
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In the America of Trump, workers and contractors should be stiffed whenever possible, while maternal care for mothers should be treated as optional or cut to finance tax cuts for the rich.
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Adding insult to injury, KAABOO alleges Branson's company has violated several contracts they entered into with them and stiffed 'em on reimbursements for a recent festival they put on in San Diego.
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Mark Meadows of North Carolina and Christie, who lost the competition to be Trump's running mate in 2016 and was then stiffed when the President handed out plum jobs in his administration.
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Mike Pence, who hollered that Trump has "never forgotten or forsaken the people who work with their hands," apparently skipping over all the construction workers he's stiffed in his real estate business.
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The Oakland Raiders superstar has been sued by his famous personal trainer who claims the WR stiffed him out of thousands of dollars stemming from a week-long off-season workout program.
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Antonio Brown is firing back at the celebrity chef who claims the receiver stiffed him out of $38,000 ... calling the cook a fraud who's only suing AB to try to get famous.
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She brought up his handful of bankruptcies, allegations that he's stiffed workers, his pining for the housing crisis for his own benefit and his aversion to releasing his perpetually under-audit tax returns.
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I still don't think Trump would have run third party if Romney had stiffed him, for instance, and I'm quite sure that right-wing talk radio wouldn't have backed him if he had.
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Michael Anello's lawyer has prepared a draft of a lawsuit, claiming his company worked for Mariah from June 2015 to May 2017 and got stiffed on the balance to the tune of $221,329.51.
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Adwoa -- who recently posed nearly nude on the cover of Allure -- is suing The Lions Management, claiming they stiffed her on $190k, and they're holding it as ransom because she left the fold.
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GameOva Reedy loves seeing huge hip-hop celebs doing their own versions of her d**k-inspired freestyle, but thinks she's getting stiffed when it comes to getting credit for the viral craze.
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I think when a story runs about the number of lawsuits he's been engaged in or the number of people he's sued or the number of people he's stiffed payment, that's new information.
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Anna Faris plays Kate, the widowed mom of three girls, who gets stiffed on a job by a Mexican billionaire playboy, Leonardo (Eugenio Derbez), after she's been hired to clean his luxury yacht.
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Moore is suing Stan Kroenke's Esports company, KSE -- claiming he was tapped to build and run Stan's Esports empire in 2017 ... only to be stiffed out of millions of dollars for his troubles.
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A guy named Grant Zimmerman worked for Alki and says he booked Chief Keef to be the subject of a new hologram, and was promised a piece of the action, but got stiffed.
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At Penn, he threw a splashy party at a club, but unbeknownst to attendees he stiffed the owner on the bill for months and only paid a fraction of the total in the end.
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They're in a bar in New York City, having just lost their jobs, and are wondering what's next, when a fight starts between a cabby and a passenger who stiffed him on a fare.
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According to new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, Avenatti's being sued by Jason Frank, a former partner at Egan Avenatti ... Michael's law firm, because he claims Avenatti stiffed him out of a couple mil.
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But her credit cards kept getting declined—perhaps most notoriously, she stiffed a luxury hotel in Morocco and cornered a friend into putting over 60 grand on their company card to bail them out.
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Casey Cagle, Kemp's establishment-friendly competition, claims in one ad that Kemp has victims ranging from "26 women sexually assaulted during massages" to "57 farmers stiffed for millions" without any details about the charges.
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Think of the contractors and architects he's stiffed, the women he's groped, the students at Trump University he's conned, the refugees from a war-torn world he's targeted — the list goes on and on.
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LaVar Ball's JBA league is now facing allegations from a former player that he got stiffed out of his full paycheck ... but, just last week, LaVar was adamant he's paying ALL of his guys.
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Nick Cannon stiffed members of the crew working on "She Ball" -- his movie about a women's basketball team -- but he's got a month to make it right ... or else ... according to a new legal letter.
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One unlucky Grammy celeb was supposed to get draped in $15 million worth of Chopard jewelry -- but got stiffed when a delivery guy went rogue and lost all the loot ... according to a new lawsuit.
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The man with the vendetta is Jason of Beverly Hills -- who claims he got screwed out of some serious cash when Tyga stiffed him in a 2013 jewelry deal for a sick watch and chain.
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If traders keep getting stiffed on contracts of that kind, they warn they will become more stringent about new deals, pinching a key source of credit for farmers in the world's second-largest soy producer.
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If Trumpcare dies (in the House Thursday night, or in the Senate next week), congressional Republicans will have to reckon with the possibility that their bargain with Trump is unraveling, and that they're getting stiffed.
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After being stiffed for her tip at a mansion, Sam enters the house to find a satanic cult on the very night it plans to implant a demon spawn in the womb of a virgin.
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Storper previously filed a lawsuit against WL Ross and its parent company Invesco Ltd, alleging they stiffed him on millions in carried interest, the percentage of gains investment firms typically collect on funds they manage.
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The design of these platforms, while foisting ratings on workers, does not give the same ability for workers to leave a negative review for a non-paying requester that might dissuade others from being similarly stiffed.
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Steve Harvey is being sued by a guy who claims he was hired by the TV mogul to raise $20 million for the Steve and Marjorie Foundation as well as other ventures and got royally stiffed.
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His solitary opinion, seemingly aimed at portraying his dissenting vote as reasonable, was oblivious to the fact that the trial court had found that the doctors had been repeatedly stiffed by Louisiana hospitals, sometimes for years.
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As Susan Faludi observed in her 21990 book "Stiffed," the deindustrialization of America led to a profound masculinity crisis: What did it mean to be a man when a man could no longer support a family?
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Washington (CNN)Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr said "any goodwill" his panel may have had toward Michael Cohen was gone after President Donald Trump's former lawyer "stiffed" them -- a point Cohen's attorney disputed later Tuesday.
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Police say a former vegan restaurant owner who allegedly stiffed employees and stole about $284 million from investors to pay for lavish vacations and watches was tracked down and arrested after a Domino's pizza delivery, PEOPLE confirms.
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A fundraising campaign for Bahamian restaurant owner Maryann Rolle has raised over $1403,000 after Rolle claimed in one of the documentaries she had to spend her life savings to pay her staffers after festival organizers stiffed her.
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In memories of the near riot of sugar-cane cutters stiffed of their salaries or the mysterious classroom hierarchies of primary school in St. Thomas Parish, the country Hutchinson left behind has rarely been so vividly rendered.
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And, despite taking a job at Saltgrass so he could save up for when he goes to college later this year, he says it's not about the money—even though he was stiffed on a $108 check.
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Angelina Jolie is continuing her campaign to smear Brad Pitt by alleging he stiffed her on child support ... so claim sources who say Brad has coughed up millions of dollars for the kids since the couple split.
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Two bartenders who worked for Roadhouse Holding Inc are pressing to lift the stay in its bankruptcy to advance a class-action lawsuit for 5,000 current and former employees who say the restaurant company stiffed them on wages.
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"He's already stiffed us on being in Washington today because of an illness, yet on Twitter a reporter reported he was having a wild night on Saturday night in New York, eating out with 2628 buddies," Burr said.
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Like Trump, that other self-professed predator, there were complaints that in business deals he stiffed people on bills (advertising and public relations payments), and he had a reputation for lying, cheating, taking advantage, acting like a thug.
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Erik bought a Jeep Wrangler, hired a $50,000-a-year tennis coach in hopes of turning pro, and invested $40,000 in a rock concert with a promoter who ultimately stiffed him, according to Vanity Fair writer Dominick Dunne.
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And if there's anything clear, it's that Chrissy Metz is truly an incredible actress who has been stiffed with a role that doesn't give her enough of a story (much less enough character development) to really let her shine.
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Last month, a federal bankruptcy court ordered Eagan Avenatti to pay $403 million to attorney Jason Frank, who used to work at the firm and claimed the company stiffed him on the first installment of a $4.85 million settlement.
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But these benefits are elusive in historical data and have served to shelter failures like Trump, allowing him to pass the burden of his losses onto his lenders, to contractors he stiffed, and to escape his myriad failure unscathed.
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Ms. Sorokin stiffed hotels, persuaded a bank employee to give her a $25,2000 line of credit, swayed a private jet company to let her fly on credit and tried to secure a $211 million loan from a hedge fund.
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The SI article features interviews with several fitness and diet specialists who say they had a bad business relationship with Brown ... including Dr. Victor Prisk, who says Brown stiffed him out of $11,500 after working with him in 2018.
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Recently, another lender stiffed with Swiss franc credits, Getin Noble Bank, asked its main shareholder to buy its new shares at a price two times higher than the market price and explained that the public offering failure risk was too high.
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Here are just a few examples — among the many that reporters have unearthed over the decades — of Trump's tendency to corruption: True story - my Dad's company was stiffed by Trump on a six figure telecom job in the 1980's.
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That's because the Republican-led Congress, whose actions led to the insurers getting stiffed on that cash in the first place, also has the power to bar the government from paying the insurers any legal judgments related to the money.
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The woman who claims NHL star Evander Kane stiffed her out of $3 MIL for aborting his child was ordered to reveal her real name in court in order to proceed with the case ... so she's decided to unmask herself.
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On Tuesday, a federal bankruptcy court judge in Southern California ordered a law firm managed by Michael Avenatti to pay $10 million to an attorney who claimed that the firm stiffed him on the first installment of a $4.85 million settlement.
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Trump's inability to recognize or avoid serious risk imposed great hardships on others — banks as well as contractors and workers who got stiffed — and, but for some unforeseeable luck, he came very close to having his entire business wiped out.
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That attack led to Quist airing an ad in which he literally fired a gun at a TV. Republicans also brought out attack ads against Quist that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
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CLINTON: Do the thousands of people that you have stiffed over the course of your business not deserve some kind of apology from someone who has taken their labor, taken the goods that they produced, and then refused to pay them?
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Clinton: For the thousands of people that you have stiffed over the course of your business, not deserve some kind of apology from someone who has taken their labor, taken the goods that they've produced and then refused to pay them.
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Now flash back a few years to another Western standoff, the Nevada siege of Cliven Bundy, the deadbeat rancher who drew heavily armed white militia members to defend a man who stiffed the government while grazing his cattle on public land.
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According to an investigation by USA Today published Thursday and a similar investigation by The Wall Street Journal published later in the day on Thursday, Trump's companies are facing hundreds of claims that Trump has stiffed people he contracted with for decades.
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Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr told reporters Tuesday: "I can assure you that any goodwill that might have existed in the committee with Michael Cohen is now gone," arguing that Cohen "stiffed" them after being spotted out at dinner on Saturday night.
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Lucetta Scaraffia, a Rome-based scholar of Catholicism, said Francis might have wanted a bolder document, but he faced stiffed resistance from opponents who feared that he was trying to change doctrine, or that loosening norms might mean the triumph of moral relativism.
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When Takada worked a high profile match with the controversial former yokozuna, Koji Kitao, the two agreed that the bout would result in a time limit draw, but at the beginning of the third round Takada stiffed Kitao with a head kick.
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Knowing she'll be cast off on the spot if she doesn't say "I love you," Caila goes for it and gets stiffed with the bill: No response from Ben and a Chris Harrison-furnished invitation for bang time anyway, because why not?
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There's one obvious catch -- she'd have to work for Donald Trump, a man she rightly stiffed-arm throughout the Republican primary and did not openly support or endorse during the general election, despite high-level pressure to fall in line with other Republican leaders.
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Last fall, he filed a lawsuit claiming he'd been stiffed by the owner of a different rehab, who owed him $7,000 for every patient Earn had brought in, plus a cut of the money a drug-testing lab was paying the treatment center for referrals.
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His habitual aversion to publicity was tested in the nineteen-nineties, when he wound up in the tabloids for suing Ivana Trump in a fee dispute, after she allegedly stiffed him for work he did during her divorce from Donald of the same last name.
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It all seems understandable, but then I'm reminded of Donald Trump, a billionaire whose businesses have on more than one occasion gone bankrupt, who stiffed contractors, who outsources the making of many of his products and who brags about not paying federal income taxes.
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In the end, after all the bankruptcies, layoffs and stiffed contractors, it was Mr. Trump who walked away with tens of millions of dollars in management fees and huge tax deductions that may have helped him avoid paying personal income taxes for nearly two decades.
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He offered a simple, unifying message that was progressive in substance but relatively neutral in its delivery: that the system is rigged to benefit special interests, that the little guy is getting stiffed over and over, that we need better infrastructure and stronger unions.
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Does he realize how foolish he sounds now, having spent his life avoiding all the women who have accused him of crimes, and all the Trump University victims who have wanted to confront him and all the small contractors who were stiffed by him?
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When I filed a Freedom of Information Act request earlier this year seeking any such reports and related data, the PCLOB stiffed me on it—and also declined to tell me whether executive branch intelligence agencies had refused to provided it with requested information.
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This man was the product of two things: his family business, where no constraint on his authority existed, and contractors were there to be stiffed; and a reality TV show that prized outrage, indulged his megalomania, and gave viewers a high by mainlining cruelty.
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Hoffman expressed anger that thousands of Gulf Coast-area families were stiffed: mostly the small businesses that were never paid for work on Black Elk's oil and gas drilling platforms before it went bankrupt amid lower oil prices and Platinum's alleged corporate cash grab.
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St. Petersburg, Florida (CNN)Hillary Clinton launched fresh attacks on Donald Trump's business record and temperament on Monday, casting the businessman as a cheat who has repeatedly "stiffed" American workers and a person who appears to take "pleasure" in attacking protesters, journalists and a Gold Star family.
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If you don't get a Tommy Lasorda bobblehead at a Dodgers game this season, now ya know why ... The Los Angeles Dodgers are suing a promotions company after they claim they were stiffed out of 42,000 Lasorda bobbleheads ... this according to court docs obtained by TMZ Sports.
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He'd very much like to build a wall along the border with Mexico, although having been rebuffed by Mexico, who he used to promise would pay for it, and largely stiffed so far by Congress, which hasn't given him the money, that process has gone slowly.
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Those of us who DID read the documentation (of small business owners he stiffed, women he groped, hundreds of lies that he told, as well as the lawsuits he obliterated with his ubiquitous countersuits) now seem to be living in a permanent state of stupefied amazement.
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The district judge in California has now given lawyers for the McDonald's employees the chance to prove in court what should be evident: that McDonald's is responsible for ensuring that pay is fair and adequate and, as such, must be accountable when workers in its restaurants are stiffed.
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He's also stiffed contractors, illegally imported Polish workers and underpaid them (after trying to stiff them as well), and has received a massive amount of special privileges that you or I could never dream of, such as tax breaks, use of eminent domain and court-ordered loan extensions.
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He has stiffed creditors, evaded taxes, attached his name to a bogus diploma mill, skimmed money from a fraudulent philanthropy, run afoul of campaign finance laws, signaled receptiveness to Russian interference in the 2016 election and tried to obstruct the investigation of that — all without any commensurate punishment.
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They'll also knock Trump's history of manufacturing products sporting his name in foreign countries, not the U.S. "[Trump] has outsourced whatever products and manufacturing he could to help his own personal bottom line and stiffed any contractor or small business if he could make money off it," said the Clinton aide.
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He told Fox News he has promised the president he will address one glaring problem in particular: doctors getting stiffed by the VA. "The Veterans Affairs Department in the last eight to nine years has not been paying those bills to small-town doctors, to community hospital emergency care facilities," he said.
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On Tuesday, a federal bankruptcy court judge in Southern California ordered a law firm managed by Michael Avenatti to pay $10 million to an attorney who claimed that the firm stiffed him on the first installment of a $4.85 million settlement -- resulting in critics labeling him a "tax cheat" on social media.
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Battered by criticism that he had essentially stiffed a caddie who helped him win a tournament last November in Mexico, he took action to make amends on Friday, issuing a statement in which he apologized for his initial actions and also said he had now paid the caddie a good deal more money.
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Everyone, from small nations who thought they were protected against Russian aggression, to Mexican entrepreneurs who thought they had guaranteed access to our markets, to Iraqi interpreters who thought their service with the U.S. meant an assurance of sanctuary, now has to wonder whether they'll be treated like stiffed contractors at a Trump hotel.
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Clinton scored, calling for Trump to release the returns and correctly explaining how Trump stiffed many workers who were not paid for work they did for him, how he filed for bankruptcy a number of times, may not be paying any taxes, spread the racist lie that President Obama is not an American, and praises Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Consider this: Even as the newspapers are filled with stories of defrauded students and stiffed contractors, Republicans in Congress are going all-out in efforts to repeal the so-called "fiduciary rule" for retirement advisers, a new rule requiring that they serve the interests of their clients, and not receive kickbacks for steering them into bad investments.
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Clinton's demand for an apology from Trump to all the small business owners who had been "stiffed" by his repeated use of bankruptcy laws and her attempt to bring up Trump's treatment of women like former Miss Venezuela Alicia Machado were both interrupted by Trump, making them both illustrations of "manterruption" and lesser impact in winning the debate.
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Long before he became Donald Trump's feared attack dog, or began to visit the White House as the president's personal attorney, or took a position with the Republican National Committee, or partnered with powerhouse lobbying firm Squire Patton Boggs, Michael Cohen backed a different kind of venture: a gambling cruise that stiffed employees and vendors and blew off many of the ensuing lawsuits.
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It feels a bit unfair to gripe about color schemes as a "worst" feature of a new Apple product, but this is the second year in a row the company has offered up a range of colorful, eye-popping options for the standard iPhone and stiffed fans of its higher-end handsets by sticking with the same old space gray, silver, and rose gold variants.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) expressed his concerns about working Americans getting stiffed (yet again) by adding tax to consumer items: "Why would we make the stuff they get at Wal-Mart more expensive?" he asked.
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North Korea welcomes foreign journalists, but excludes South Korean media to nuclear site closing Pence: No concessions from U.S. until we have verifiable, irreversible denuclearization by North Korea STORM CLOUDS OVER PORN STAR&aposS LAWYER: A federal bankruptcy court judge in Southern California has ordered a law firm managed by Michael Avenatti to pay $26 million to an attorney who claimed that the firm stiffed him on the first installment of a $22016 million settlement ... The decision was the latest black eye for Avenatti , who has achieved media notoriety for representing adult film star Stormy Daniels, aka Stephanie Clifford, in her fight against a confidentiality agreement preventing her from discussing an alleged 22018 sexual encounter with Donald Trump.
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