This means no lying, no backbiting, eating, drinking, or fornicating.
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She obsessed over backbiting and jealousy within her social circle.
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It also breeds a certain kind of cliquishness and backbiting.
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There's some backbiting, but you could imagine far, far worse.
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When misused, monetary bonuses foster selfishness, backbiting, even cheating among employees.
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The backbiting was not altogether unexpected — this is Albany, after all.
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Christie said the backbiting is a damaging distraction for the administration.
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So the jockeying, backbiting and carping might continue for some time.
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Frustrated lawmakers say the backbiting over race has gotten out of control.
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Not a lot of hatred, bigotry and political backbiting going on there right now.
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Well, maybe there's a little backbiting, but it sure seems confined to the politicians.
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She still faces sporadic backbiting over whether she has a hormonal advantage over rivals.
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There is no retributive backbiting of internal opponents like Hillary Clinton or Stanley McChrystal.
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The Tories' election campaign has lost its sense of inevitability to mixed polls and backbiting.
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Despite the local backbiting, the riots and repressions, Midhat lets his dream of Europe fade.
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To them, Walmart's hotline for anonymous tips on office indiscretions is a recipe for backbiting.
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Writers are weird, jealous, greedy, backbiting, warped from the undersea compression of competition in Manhattan.
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With all the candidates we've had, there has been little backbiting and picking on each other.
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Latino organizations are fingerpointing and backbiting as they grapple with how to engage the Trump administration.
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Backbiting could grow, not least over the young prince's readiness to cash in the family silver.
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For the most part, he doesn't suffer from the damaging internal backbiting many legislative leaders encounter.
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That's a perfect storm of disgruntlement that makes backbiting and leaks not just likely, but inevitable.
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For the most part, he doesn't suffer from the damaging internal backbiting many legislative leaders encounter.
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It probes some of the things she writes about best: fraught friendships, covert backbiting, stale marriages.
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And each day brings new revelations of internal backbiting and squabbles over strategy within the Front.
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So I hope the Trump team learns to delegate — carelessness in one office, backbiting in another.
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Shaquille O'Neal had vacated the Staples Center a year and a half earlier, amid backbiting and controversy.
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"A party that is fractured by anger and backbiting is a party that will not succeed," he said.
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But Shira Ovide of Gadfly thinks that, in at least one case, tech companies should do more backbiting.
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Still, the documents exposed a predictable, if ugly, trail of personal slights and backbiting that could leave Mrs.
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Since then, though, the tone of Trump's speeches has waned, with a year full of squabbles and backbiting.
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While Trump once thrived amid the chaotic backbiting beneath him, he has grown exhausted with infighting among his staff.
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And the frenzy of backbiting leaks among White House aides that characterized the administration's beginning did indeed subside somewhat.
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Harris' campaign soon became a hotbed of drama and backbiting, with many staffers feeling torn between the rival factions.
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At a summer party for Conservative lawmakers, May told lawmakers that there should be "no backbiting, no carping", Sky said.
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In the letter to the editor, Icahn reiterated that his White House departure stemmed from his distaste for partisan backbiting.
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Instead of the backbiting and one-upmanship in so many high-school movies, the students here are offer mutual support.
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There are the Twitter-borne insults, the constant staff leaks and backbiting and the exhausting whirlwind of controversy and chaos.
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Christopher Plummer stars as Harlan Thrombey, an extremely successful thriller writer with a household full of backbiting, self-righteous kin.
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Two sources close to the situation described an atmosphere of sniping and backbiting as Trump loyalists position themselves for key jobs.
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Working in fast, bold strokes, he creates a lightly cartoonish but recognizable world of bright surfaces, plastic smiles and gleeful backbiting.
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Now Americans have been shown a small sample of the backbiting, sycophantism, self-dealing and rank corruption within this Renaissance court.
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But some key Priebus allies have already departed, leaving the chief of staff even more exposed in a West Wing known for backbiting.
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The operatives surrounding Joseph Stalin in 1953 turn out to be just the sort of inept, backbiting sycophants that populate Iannucci's other comedies.
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Suddenly, I had a voice — something that was not true of my school persona, nor outside of school within my backbiting circle of friends.
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"I wish these guys could put down their arms, recognize the longevity of their relationship and stop the backbiting and the infighting," Scaramucci said.
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"There's lots of back-channeling, backbiting, and lots of leaking," John Dickerson, the host of Face the Nation, said on the Slate Political Gabfest.
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New York (CNN Business)Two years of pent-up bitterness and backbiting about Megyn Kelly have finally come to a head at NBC News.
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The "Hunger Games" that have afflicted Trump's staff have lately begun to infect the various Russia-related legal teams — backbiting, second-guessing, lack of trust.
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Some in the often-backbiting art world undoubtedly resent his success, particularly since he has managed to draw some artists and estates from other galleries.
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And other officials in this leaky, backbiting White House have been happy to tell the Times — and plenty of other reporters — exactly which people those are.
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It's an approach that's led to widespread palace intrigue and near constant backbiting by people who sit mere feet from each other in the West Wing.
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They must also be tiring of the constant backbiting and bickering, even if it does generate attention, enliven their base and, for the media, sell ads.
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Many of those who worked at the restaurant, Mr. Roston said, thought of themselves as family, and as in most, there was backbiting, squabbling and celebration.
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In a town known for its backbiting politics rather than its humor, Washington provides only a few occasions for politicians to roast their colleagues and themselves.
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" Bill Press, the radio host who served as a Sanders surrogate, acknowledged the ongoing backbiting, suggesting it is one reason why the party is "in disarray.
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Wolff delightedly chronicles the three factions' endless ratfucking — the leaks, the schemes, the backbiting, the outside heavies brought in to change Trump's mind at the last minute.
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A striking number of Britain's bestselling historians either don't have academic jobs (like Mr Holland) or face brickbats and backbiting from their fellow professionals (as Dame Mary does).
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Frustration with the bureaucracy, unhappiness with the President's governing style or pique over a backbiting White House just aren't compelling reasons commensurate with the status of the job.
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Intensive self-reflection and increased God-consciousness during the month of Ramadan is meant to subdue and suppress familiar misdeeds, such as backbiting, holding grudges and telling lies.
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Ms. Cole, who has played in Broadway shows and numerous orchestras, said her primary concern was that the producers would portray her New York peers as petty and backbiting.
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Instead of backbiting and fighting on the issue, which the Pope says is a cycle society can fall into, Francis said communities should work to "create opportunities and change."
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That reality has been exacerbated during Trump's first year in office, which was marked by chaos, internal backbiting and the constant specter of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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" He said the ZANU-PF had been undermined by "gossiping, backbiting and public chastisement" since 2015, and added, "Indeed, the party is undoing its legacy built over the years.
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News of the leadership challenge also sparked outrage from members of the public, weary with the continual political backbiting and deepening constitutional uncertainty as the Brexit deadline draws nearer.
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So why would someone who has achieved so much, and who receives so much adulation, linger on the sniping and the backbiting and the name-calling of a minority?
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LONDON, July 18 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May told Conservative Party lawmakers that they should stop backbiting or risk letting Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn into power, Sky News reported.
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On Monday Donald Trump's leaky, backbiting White House spun out another microdrama, as NBC News reported that Trump chief of staff John Kelly said some things that have alarmed other officials.
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Every minute of every day, Trump debunks that old "science" when he shows that the gossipy, backbiting, scolding, mercurial, overly emotional, shrewish, menopausal one in this race is not the woman.
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Despite the insight that comes with maturity and a decade of working the steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, she can still obsess over criticism and the backbiting gossip endemic in professional kitchens.
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The Great British Baking Show (The Great British Bake Off in the UK) is empty of the backbiting or schadenfreude that many American reality shows use to ramp up dramatic tension.
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Those men often pay lip service to their queen while backbiting and plotting against her — and the women's best ammunition against said plotting may be to join together and form an alliance.
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"The backbiting is further paralyzing federal agencies, which have been hamstrung by slow hiring, disorganization and an overall lack of direction since Trump's inauguration," is how Politico described it this month. 953.
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THE HAVES: Kevin Kwan's novel "Rich People Problems" — new at No. 12 on the hardcover fiction list — concludes a bubbly trilogy about the backbiting and infighting in a ridiculously wealthy Chinese clan.
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The media has delighted over the backbiting, sniping, leaking, and despair that Wolff got on the record — or, depending on whom you believe, did not get on the record but published anyway.
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The Memo: Negative images, family pressure lead Trump to cave (Reporting here from The Hill's Niall Stanage captures the internal backbiting and hand-wringing surrounding an uncommon and swift retreat by the president).
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That move has led to a deep chill between the chief of staff and Trump's son-in-law, igniting the kind of leaking and backbiting that the administration had hoped to move beyond.
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The prime minister is pleading for an end to the ferocious "backbiting and carping" in the Conservative Party, and she lectured her cabinet this week on the importance of keeping internal discussions confidential.
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If that sounds like the stuff of traditional Washington backbiting, that's because it is: The firm itself is an outgrowth of America Rising, the powerful, official research and attack arm of the Republican Party.
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But this conversation ultimately needs to involve your boss, the backbiting colleague and H.R. It is risky, to say the least, to confront someone higher up the chain than you without some countervailing forces present.
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What had begun so promisingly on Monday as the first real breakthrough in years had quickly given voice to the familiar bickering and backbiting that has come to define dysfunctional Democratic politics in the state.
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The ceaseless West Wing backbiting that captures headlines has belied the reality of working there, which is that aides form tight cliques and burrow into those friendships to endure the chaos of the work environment.
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Uber's board of directors has become its own Game of Thrones as faction upon faction have engaged in backbiting after Meg Whitman, a leading candidate to replace Travis Kalanick as CEO, takes herself out of consideration.
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All of that disarray and backbiting didn't matter—or it mattered less than larger-scale trends, which could propel Democrats to bigger wins next year even if the party continues its long tradition of internecine feuding.
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But here he offers a roman à clef filled with the unverified gossip, overheard conversations, and rumors of nooners and backbiting that were unsuitable to fact-based history (though a few historical figures occupy the margins).
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This has resulted in a clash between hard-right conservatives and more moderate voices, creating what staffers describe as a tribal-like atmosphere of division, friction and backbiting that mirrors the early days of the administration.
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The book's reports of campaign infighting prompted significant public pushback from Clinton's former campaign staff, many of whom took to Twitter to post happy pictures from the campaign trail to dispute the book's portrayal of rampant backbiting.
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It almost felt -- amid the West Wing backbiting and staff turmoil, and with multiple scandals and accusations battering the White House -- that Trump was making the point that he has actually seized control of his own presidency.
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In the first thread, Russian hackers use the simplest of phishing techniques against clueless Democratic muckety-mucks to tap into a bunch of Democratic Party emails, exposing not state secrets but a bunch of squalid intraparty backbiting.
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The gossip magazines and blogs used to manufacture their own narratives of good and evil, slights and backbiting, weight loss and gain, employing carefully selected paparazzi photos and "sources close to the star" to prove their point.
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Divided by factions and backbiting, unable to wield full control of the bureaucracy or execute on many of its own ambitions, the administration was in danger of becoming a minor player in the policy debates of the day.
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But unlike many of Mr. Trump's more famous advisers, Mr. McEntee was absent from public view, making virtually no comments to the news media and remaining largely under the radar amid the backbiting and chaos swirling around the president.
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The show around him, with its cast of backbiting reality retreads and its blatant logrolling — the first challenge involved a beauty line put out by Tyra Banks, one of Mr. Schwarzenegger's "advisers" — was pretty much the same as always.
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"Cézanne et Moi" offers a pungent, demystifying portrait of the rowdy late-19th-century Parisian art world where famous painters and poets mingled and jostled for position at dinner parties and art openings filled with shoptalk, backbiting and intrigue.
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" He added, "I'm sure you've read about all the film moguls and studio heads and all the backbiting, and if you've read the Pat Hobby stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald you see what Hollywood was is in those years.
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The commentary forbore to name names, but state media often talk of Mr Trump's America as a prime example of what Xinhua referred to as "the endless political backbiting, bickering and policy reversals which are the hallmarks of liberal democracy".
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What is true is that the West Wing got more chaotic beginning with the botched departure of Staff Secretary Robert Porter two weeks ago: The episode revived West Wing leaking and backbiting that had waned since the Reince/Bannon era.
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Mr. Trump's mercurial management habits and shifting allegiances invite rivalries, backbiting and snitching by competing members of his team, particularly when the White House is under pressure, as it was during last week's meltdown over the Republicans' health care bill.
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Still, if Catz has been going around telling people about McMaster's assessment that Trump is a dumbass, it would certainly indicate that she fits in with the backbiting staff that simultaneously knows how unqualified the president is and does nothing about it.
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Parks was fired after Season 9 for her role in spreading a potentially libelous lie against Burruss, thus ending her archetype of the backbiting, self-righteous Southern belle (as well as any real reminder of Apollo Nida and his compelling fraud storyline).
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The nature of that freedom, the culture of backbiting, a culture where individuals -- where the individual is first and the team came second or the country came second, that is the cultural problem that existed back in the White House with Omarosa there.
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It cannot and must not devolve into what it was in the 20th century after the Cold War — a backbiting, bitter, badly led phalanx of spies with guns — or revert to its old role under Hoover as an instrument of political warfare.
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Hicks managed in many ways to stay above the fray of staff backbiting and palace intrigue that has characterized the Trump White House, but her proximity to the president has made her a central figure in some of its more dramatic moments.
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Co-written and directed by "Veep" creator Armando Iannucci, this fast-talking Iraq War satire introduced Iannucci's scabrously funny voice to Americans, who instantly recognized his cast of backbiting underlings and their knife-fighting bosses, even if they reported to Tony Blair instead of George Bush.
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In the slimmed-down West Wing, the struggle to contain or prepare for the reverberations of Trump's impulses seems to have replaced the rampant backbiting that went on before senior officials, like former chief of staff John Kelly, who tried to impose discipline and cohesion left.
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While plans were floated in November for Ayers to become the new chief of staff, multiple sources told CNN, they stalled amid the President's reluctance to fire Kelly -- who typically does the firing for Trump -- and the backbiting Ayers has faced from some of his West Wing colleagues.
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You know, for me, when you do something good for somebody, it's kind of a form of charity work, and in our business—unlike the pop business where there's a lot of backbiting and sniping and stuff like that—in the metal community there are some very deep, long-running friendships.
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While the nasty Nellie Oleson (played by Alison Arngrim) was the character viewers most loved to hate on "Little House," which was seen on NBC from 1974 to 1983, her cruel, greedy mother, Harriet, was just as awful, never missing a chance at small-town social climbing or petty backbiting.
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The program, which aired on HBO, used the late-night wars of Jay Leno and David Letterman as a starting point, but went much deeper: It satirized sycophantic sidekicks in Jeffrey Tambor's "Hey Now" Hank Kingsley, overbearing producers in Rip Torn's Artie, not to mention backbiting writers and two-faced celebrity guests.
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The move, coming just 10 days after the Republican president named Scaramucci to the post, took place on the first day of work for Trump's new chief of staff, retired Marine Corps General John Kelly, who sources said was seeking to impose order on a White House riven with factions and backbiting.
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And on the occasions that she did — in response to a perceived betrayal or to backbiting by a fellow columnist (like her notorious spat with James Revson of Newsday, who reported in 1988, accurately, that she had reported vividly on some parties that she did not attend) — the gore would rarely splatter on the custom-made ensembles lovingly designed for her by Oscar de la Renta, Carolina Herrera or Pauline Trigère.
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Side effects include dry spells, dry coughs, dry eyes & crying, Photosensitivity, blurred vision, trouble sleeping, trouble with gravity, Cold feet, weight gain, weight loss, hair loss, blood lust & blood loss, Memory loss, loss of appetite, bellyaches, headaches, heartaches, Backaches, bruises, blueness, redness, whiteness, discoloration, Itching, wrinkling, slouching, lying, backbiting, a taste for metal, A taste for meddling & mixed messaging, a taste for witches' Brews brewed by the motherfuckers who slew all the witches.
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