Kindergartners. Stop excusing bad behavior by bringing up someone else's bad behavior.
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"This was bad behavior 85033 years ago, this is bad behavior today," he added.
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And when bad behavior gets in there, other people figure it out – I mean if you get rewarded for bad behavior, you're going to have a lot of bad behavior.
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Hope you're in the mood for reading about bad behavior (and consequences for said bad behavior)!
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Consumers can't punish bad behavior by switching ISPs, so said bad behavior only continues in perpetuity.
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As any parent, school teacher or police officer knows, rewarding bad behavior only encourages more bad behavior.
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Most principled people oppose amnesties because they reward past bad behavior and reduce incentives to refrain from future bad behavior.
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When we refuse to respond over, and over to provocation and bad behavior, we will get more provocation and bad behavior.
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And if the industry becomes over-funded I suspect it will lead to bad behavior at startups, bad behavior at VCs and thus overall depressed returns relative to smaller funding cycles.
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The fact remains there is not much one can do about bad behavior online except to take faith that the vast majority of what goes on there is not bad behavior.
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Do you make excuses for the other person's bad behavior?
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Police say his alleged bad behavior continued at the jail.
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She wants better for her mom than Lonzo's bad behavior!
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For bad behavior, being unprofessional… all the clichés are clichés.
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" Todd: "It makes you overlook some of their bad behavior?
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Go deeper: Pharma's bad behavior is causing its own problems
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Moonves allegedly engaged in such "bad behavior," per Farrow's reporting.
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Then, they will do nothing about the actual bad behavior.
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So you don't feel the pain of his bad behavior.
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What VCs can do: Stop covering up for bad behavior.
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It certainly is focused on bad behavior of some businesses.
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It's thought of as not a disease, but bad behavior.
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It doesn't excuse any bad behavior of a police officer.
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Yet, I can't really fault Francesca for her bad behavior.
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Don't protect people by staying quiet about their bad behavior.
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Cue the inevitable snarky debate about what constitutes bad behavior.
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But he said lashings were needed to correct bad behavior.
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"We can't let bad behavior slide anymore," Kimmel, 50, said.
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Don't be complacent in your child's bad behavior during school.
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These scandals are not just isolated incidents of bad behavior.
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If Peach does suspect Joe of any more bad behavior?
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Bad behavior in Mexico, like many places, often goes unpunished.
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We accepted the logical and natural consequences of bad behavior.
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"I was used to bad behavior by men," she said.
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This is not Rudy vigorously defending Mr. Trump's bad behavior.
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When you reward bad behavior, you get more of it.
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But, like everyone else, their bad behavior has severe consequences.
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"Bad Behavior," Mary Gaitskill Still one of my favorite writers.
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Wishful thinking doesn't make the predator's bad behavior go away.
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It's a worthwhile question in an era of bad behavior.
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The algorithm — and, consequently, YouTube — incentivizes bad behavior in viewers.
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Well, it's an enormous opening for bad behavior, isn't it?
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It can be used as an excuse for bad behavior.
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The arguments of the people making the case for narcissistic personality disorder are confusing bad behavior with mental disorder and they shouldn't be distracting from Trump's very bad behavior with futile, psychiatric name-calling.
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Don't Wait For The Cataclysmic Event, Start Asking NowLike most bad behavior that brews in any industry, the bad behavior is liable to continue without much attention until a major event blasts it into consciousness.
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Here are four tactics to try: Don't let bad behavior slide.
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No matter where you're at, there are pockets of bad behavior.
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"It's fun to find the humor in bad behavior," he says.
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Too often, it seems, rappers make headlines for their bad behavior.
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"We shouldn't be confusing bad behavior with mental illness," he said.
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I think it was reported that, like, Travis encouraged bad behavior.
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Her advice for men whose bad behavior cost them a career?
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Beck pushes him off and calls out his bad behavior, boldly.
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But if it turns a blind eye, bad behavior could spread.
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Entrepreneurs can use their businesses to cover up their bad behavior.
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And once you do, evildoers won't just alter their bad behavior.
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That alone probably provides a more hidden check on bad behavior.
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Because I think there's bad behavior translating into bad outcomes. Right.
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Do you think that sort of behavior propagates other bad behavior?
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Two questions immediately emerge from this miasma of bad behavior: 1.
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We have a zero tolerance for bad behavior at Uber now.
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However, I think there is a tolerance limit to bad behavior.
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Bad behavior simmers under the facade of conservative, well-coiffed exteriors.
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Another is to dispense compensation that does not encourage bad behavior.
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Thorburn conceded that bad behavior has no place in a bank.
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And so they incented bad behavior instead of incenting good behavior.
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And so, they [incentivized] bad behavior instead of [incentivizing] good behavior.
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The humanitarian crisis is a direct responsibility of Iranian bad behavior.
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But don't be neglectful or sweep bad behavior under the rug.
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But directors ought to know bad behavior when they see it.
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And there are good reasons to discourage bad behavior in others.
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The word divo or diva is usually associated with bad behavior.
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Bad behavior has been tolerated and normalized for far too long.
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You can't just make excuses for bad behavior or inconsiderate behavior.
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"Boys will be boys" is not an excuse for bad behavior.
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Musk helped lift share prices with apologies for past bad behavior.
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There may be better ways to respond to students' bad behavior.
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A nonprofit model eliminates most of the incentives for bad behavior.
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If President Trump violates folkways, that is arguably just bad behavior.
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And you can discourage bad behavior with eye rolls and ughs.
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"At the end of the day, that just encourages bad behavior."
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Understanding someone's bad behavior is both a blessing and a curse.
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I saw some incredibly bad behavior from some of those guys.
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The reactions feature is Tinder's way of calling out this bad behavior.
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A system that focuses on rehabilitation, not punishment, doesn't excuse bad behavior.
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It was more about "two people engaged in bad behavior," he said.
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We've obviously seen a lot of headlines about bad behavior this year.
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It's tempting to separate the bad behavior from the objectively good products.
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I'm pretty sure that just reinforced the bad behavior of running away.
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I feel bad about people that can't cop to the bad behavior.
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Yeah, there's a lot of interest in calling out bad behavior online.
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Bullying is just bad behavior, and I believe that behavior can change.
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The decision comes after China's ban of the singer for "bad behavior."
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So let's call Jackson's "bad behavior" what it really is: Emotional violence.
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The bureau has used the complaints to spot patterns of bad behavior.
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That doesn't mean that bad behavior should be excused by any means.
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"Status of Iran deal: Trump's looking at all of Iran's "bad behavior.
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Around 18 percent of survey respondents had experienced such bad behavior firsthand.
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"They have very bad behavior," Chhonn complained about Sa, Taing, and company.
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By obfuscating a user's true identity, these public platforms invite bad behavior.
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Mostly though ... he lost phone, recreation and commissary privileges for bad behavior.
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But that doesn't mean you should put up with any bad behavior!
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But that doesn't excuse the bad behavior of some of their classmates.
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People are less prone to bad behavior when multiple eyes are watching.
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Good and bad behavior also earns you a reputation wherever you go.
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Collective responsibility can both deter bad behavior and increase inter-group ties.
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"Here's what's happening: You've got to call out bad behavior," he continued.
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And both banks have faced fines for bad behavior in the past.
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To me, this smacks of bad behavior (and voyeurism) from every angle.
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And while many witness bad behavior, very few feel comfortable reporting it.
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What's next: These moves aren't yet enough to stop Russia's bad behavior.
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We called out China's bad behavior on trade and on national security.
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At least she will learn there are serious consequences for bad behavior.
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Once our bad behavior is made explicit, it's harder to excuse ourselves.
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Fraternities that demonstrate a pattern of bad behavior should absolutely be shuttered.
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It's about calling out bad behavior and letting the real work continue.
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Loss of livelihood and liberty after bad behavior is a strong deterrent.
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I feel like that's the catchall for any kind of bad behavior.
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Even with all their bad behavior, fraternities are more popular than ever.
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The police, they've been trying to get away from their bad behavior.
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That said, there's a line where that ends, and bad behavior begins.
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Fran Lebowitz Andy encouraged bad behavior by people who were already unstable.
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Most of DeVos's own personal bad behavior is on the policy front.
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It might at least discourage her from boasting about her bad behavior.
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"The bad behavior is coming home to roost," Beck told CNN Business.
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I wasn't showing any signs of my grades dropping or bad behavior.
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The commander, Abdulaziz Jamil, acknowledged bad behavior by some Turkish-backed groups.
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Topsy's bad behavior implicated slavery, not her or black children in general.
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As with Wallace, all of this bad behavior makes for gripping reading.
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That appeal began to disintegrate after his bad behavior came to light.
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Still, he acknowledged that the basement-dwelling yields are encouraging bad behavior.
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Even bad publicity is publicity, and it may even encourage bad behavior.
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Bobby says rats couldn't proliferate if it weren't for our bad behavior.
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He thanked the members, and again accepted responsibility for his bad behavior.
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And the trickle of bad behavior out of Wells Fargo has continued.
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There is no excuse for bad behavior or comments that offend anyone.
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That is a healthy party dealing with bad behavior in a healthy way.
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I have no time for the yelling, angry directors, or bad behavior anymore.
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He also suggests that weed is less likely to lead to bad behavior.
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There still must still be some bad behavior that takes place around here?
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And then you can justify a lot of bad behavior by doing that.
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It's not often that powerful people get called to account for bad behavior.
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Bad behavior isn't new: it just has a new name on the internet.
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He is only a mascot of a refusal to acknowledge our bad behavior.
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Depictions of Eve and Bathsheba as temptresses similarly warned women on "bad" behavior.
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"I need to apologize for bad behavior in 1983 or so," it said.
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Often, we find ways to compensate for our bad behavior with good behavior.
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The goal is to explicitly prevent the bad behavior of cloud infrastructure providers.
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"There are excuses for bad behavior as an adult," she tells the camera.
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But our rapid expansion is no excuse for bad behavior in the workplace.
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You say to this investment banking, create a free option for bad behavior.
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Looking the other way when trust is broken only encourages more bad behavior.
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Bad behavior is as guaranteed on Bachelor in Paradise as sunburn and hangovers.
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The bad behavior that the corporate tax amnesty would reward is less obvious.
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Still, most Republicans on Capitol Hill took no stand against his bad behavior.
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Before social media connected billions of people, bad behavior stayed behind closed doors.
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Furthermore, the consequences of bad behavior by police are usually close to zero.
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And that bad behavior has been normalized and tolerated for far too long.
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Weak and unenforced IP and market access trade rules encourage this bad behavior.
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Translation: Kim is asking for rewards for bad behavior because he feels empowered.
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Also, look out for a history of bad behavior before picking a bank.
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Rewarding bad behavior is almost a guarantee that more of it will follow.
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His bad behavior could influence IRL kids in unacceptable ways, the naysayers said.
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They share gossip and rumors, but also keep secrets that entrench bad behavior.
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On the other hand, people are fined for bad behavior all the time.
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" He added that he could not "stop any bad behavior with my jokes.
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Does bad behavior in movies or other media lead people to behave badly?
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But the fines and property seizures have done little to stop bad behavior.
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It's not a financial crisis, a result of the bad behavior of banks.
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The problem today is that there aren't any, and bad behavior gets rewarded.
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You're certainly free to reproach the widowed spouse for some truly bad behavior.
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In fact, labeling it as illness serves only to excuse his bad behavior.
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"And the environment includes bullying and a lot of bad behavior," she said.
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Second, Congress should hold oversight hearings that shine light on Hernández's bad behavior.
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At mature companies, the human resources department is where bad behavior gets checked.
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A Word With Anna Paquin wants equal screen time for equally bad behavior.
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Speak up and call out bad behavior when you are witness to it.
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There's a history of bad behavior and mistreatment of women in music industry.
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She is unusually well positioned to describe the bad behavior of Hollywood's ruling class.
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And for those with bad behavior, like stealing, they need to get out anyway.
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We've also further improved our supplier contracts and policies to better stop bad behavior.
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After all, AT&T's history of bad behavior on numerous fronts is absolutely legendary.
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Quora employs moderators to try to keep forums clean and root out bad behavior.
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They may shield the company from liability but do little to prevent bad behavior.
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"Bad blood" between the two countries "is caused by Russian bad behavior," Pompeo said.
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Larry Flint star Courtney Love warned up-and-coming actress of his bad behavior.
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Lala blindsides poor, doe-eyed Raquel with news of her DJ boyfriend's bad behavior.
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We laid down fundamental architectures that had assumptions that didn't account for bad behavior.
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Michael's continued tenure signaled that Kalanick would tolerate bad behavior, if not encourage it.
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"The vast majority when there's bad behavior, it's good people behaving badly," she said.
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Airbus allies say awarding the airborne surveillance contract to Boeing would "reward bad behavior".
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"Greed can get people to rationalize pretty bad behavior," Andrew Kolodny had told me.
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Each round of bad behavior/unearned rewards gave Tehran a false sense of control.
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"There wasn't a single [company] where we didn't find bad behavior already," she said.
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But it is time to call out bad behavior and stay on the offensive.
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I was fine with being called out for bad behavior and a bad attitude.
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" McGowan cautioned against accepting that alleged bad behavior in Hollywood is "an isolated thing.
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Well I think no set is immune to bad behavior, no race, no creed.
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Money has a way of softening the blow against men accused of bad behavior.
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Watching her repeatedly resign to or forgive his bad behavior is less than romantic.
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We tend to focus on tantrums as bad behavior, without considering their emotional content.
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China hawks, meanwhile, worry that the deal does little to curb Beijing's bad behavior.
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Any reasonable action should stop the bad behavior, punish the wrongdoer and compensate victims.
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You can also report objectionable photos, harassing messages and other bad behavior to Facebook.
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The new texts introduce three levels of offenses, from bad behavior to serious crime.
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"All the people in his professional entourage knew about his bad behavior," he added.
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Or does the very idea of being canceled work to deter potentially bad behavior?
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That could be damaging and a step backwards, inviting bad behavior, said some investors.
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Bad behavior doesn't happen in a silo — are corporate boards complicit in sexual harassment?
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All of his bad behavior was really excused for a really long time, so.
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It takes an employee with known bad behavior and runs him or her through a course that's dedicated to making the bad behavior better — whether that might happen with a counselor, a book, one-on-one training or any number of other solutions.
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We change the whiteboard to 218 Days Since Last Bad Behavior, and take his mugshot.
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What we're talking about is bad behavior that's not just tolerated but that's been normalized.
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Even if these femme fatales are male creations, their bad behavior can still be refreshing.
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Naturally, the group's admins and members don't look kindly on anyone reporting their bad behavior.
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I think people have demonstrated bad behavior as they've gotten big owing to fee streams.
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Mr. Johnson has dealt with multiple episodes of bad behavior during his tenure as speaker.
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Sometimes we can wall off the bad behavior and move beyond fiascos worse than this.
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There are other examples where NDAs and bad behavior proved to be ticking time bombs.
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Do not engage in drama, and don't get swept up in someone else's bad behavior.
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The Chinese government has independent policies in place to monitor individuals and punish bad behavior.
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Contracting strategy – what seems like a good plan turns out to drive bad behavior 2.
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BENJAMIN BRAFMAN, ATTORNEY FOR HARVEY WEINSTEIN: Bad behavior is not on trial in this state.
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New York (CNN Business)Facebook has been widely criticized for its scandals and bad behavior.
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It's not just hyperactivity or bad behavior or memory loss that's incurred on the body.
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They band together against male aggression, sexual harassment, food fights, and all around bad behavior.
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That's because Imzy has identified that those communities bring in higher than average bad behavior.
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Reward good behavior We engage in bad behavior because we get a reward for it.
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But even multibillion-dollar fines don't cause tech giants enough pain to stop bad behavior.
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His bad behavior later doesn't change the fact that he did speak up for me.
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Aunt Lydia informs the girls that it was all a demonstration for their bad behavior.
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Some experts on consumer protection say the new contracts create more potential for bad behavior.
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That a husband's bad behavior could still detract from his wife's success was intensely demoralizing.
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But the Trump approach seems designed to guarantee even more bad behavior by North Korea.
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And Zimperium uses a machine learning engine to build a profile of potentially bad behavior.
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People are not only fallible, but they also capable of bad behavior, such as lying.
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She's also known to mask them with bad behavior, rash decisions, and other questionable activities.
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And in Opinion, we asked men to share stories of past bad behavior toward women.
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It's true for startups with ties to firms accused of bad behavior like Binary Capital.
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But bad behavior might just be a problem that you can improve but not eliminate.
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It was used to offer excuses for bad behavior on the part of the president.
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To be sure, some men are being held accountable for their bad behavior these days.
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The question is whether large penalties imposed on companies deter them from future bad behavior.
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They set the bar for bad behavior so low that everyone could step over it.
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"The system rewards bad behavior," chirps Nicole's lawyer (Laura Dern) about a particularly aggressive maneuver.
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"Other than psychopaths, I think all of this bad behavior is finished," Diller tells Dowd.
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In a previous interview with Maddow on Wednesday, Sanders denounced bad behavior by online supporters.
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"It's a whack-a-mole situation with any kind of bad behavior," Mr. Greenberg said.
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Such bad behavior is less nuanced than that of the editor in Gaitskill's new novella.
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Still, for Mr. Limbaugh, the idea that Mr. Trump had inspired bad behavior was preposterous.
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The point is not to excuse bad behavior, but to emphasize the potential for rehabilitation.
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Jessica accuses Eddie of being a liar, then discovers the cause of his bad behavior.
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Pinning the blame for bad behavior on others is common practice in the corporate world.
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Osborne is a psychologically acute observer of privilege and bad behavior among the expatriate class.
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They found two main factors that drive bad behavior online: negative moods and discussion context.
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But I always knew that bad behavior was the last thing my dad would choose.
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Bad behavior at Uber had, until this week, only been whispered about in Silicon Valley.
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Instead, harassment training should target company-specific issues and explain the nuance surrounding bad behavior.
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Managers shouldn&apost excuse bad behavior, but they should consider the source and offer support.
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Without a human driver in the car, we're going to see some really bad behavior.
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The bank has altered how it pays workers and added safeguards to catch bad behavior.
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I don't think in general we ought to excuse bad behavior because of cultural assumptions.
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They see it as an open door to "moral hazard", a permanent reward for bad behavior.
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Police said Kinner had recently been asked to leave the apartment complex because of bad behavior.
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Police say Kinner had recently been asked to leave the apartment complex because of bad behavior.
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It's simply going to encourage more bad behavior from both politicians and rank-and-file people.
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And some data suggest such checks have a limited ability to prevent workers' future bad behavior.
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Among industry experts, the general view is that this was bad behavior but not particularly scandalous.
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They tell us about brow beatings, hazings, temper tantrums, bad behavior, and literally putting out fires.
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I've been on the receiving end of bad business deals, bad relationships, and general bad behavior.
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Although its creators have publicly, loudly disavowed bad behavior, the show retains a notoriously toxic fanbase.
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This is just the latest in an increasingly enraging pattern of bad behavior by the airline.
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It's clear Kim is following her own advice by "owning up" to her perceived bad behavior.
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Attempts at addressing Reddit users' bad behavior through tech solutions has done little to curb abuse.
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I didn't know that there was all this dispensation for bad behavior among high-priced actors.
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Twitter is making it easier for people to appeal decisions about bad behavior on its platform.
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You know, so much bad behavior just goes unchecked because there's no women in the room.
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Bill Posey (R-Fla.) apologized to the secretary for the "bad behavior" of his Democratic colleagues.
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You write about him in such an excited tone, highlighting his bad behavior and rudeness. Rubbish!
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Cohen and the Trump transition team largely disregarded these recent practices and bad behavior predictably ensued.
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The low penalty from the National Music Publishers' Association settlement, Mr. Price said, "rewards bad behavior."
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Men might be more restrained for a time, fearful of the professional cost for bad behavior.
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Kim Jong-un is hoping Moon and Trump will blame each other for his bad behavior.
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Leading a double life comes naturally to Geminis, who constantly make excuses for their bad behavior.
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" But he also added, "Other than psychopaths, I think all of this bad behavior is finished.
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Which of these consequences do you think is the most effective in deterring future bad behavior?
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We tend not to think of this as bad behavior, because the restrictions aren't openly racist.
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The external is a kind of moment of truth in terms of China's bad behavior internationally.
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There's been story after story, so many men, so much bad behavior and price to pay.
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If the bad behavior is exposed, teams adopt a crisis response approach to clean it up.
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A drug use disorder is a mental illness, not a bad behavior for you to judge.
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It makes sense that fraternities didn't want to provide insurance that, in effect, subsidized bad behavior.
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Similar accusations have been made against the actor Dustin Hoffman, who has apologized for bad behavior.
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Doc has something on Baby, who's been forced into a life of bad behavior and company.
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The pranks and bad behavior of your youth shall follow you the rest of your days!
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The woman's 2018 document included specific allegations, casting ICSC as a fertile ground for bad behavior.
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There is a big difference between pointing out bad behavior and reverse harassing the original harasser.
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Rather than deter bad behavior, suspensions are likely to worsen it by alienating students from school.
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What you are describing is a bad behavior amplified by sloppiness and complete negligence of security.
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You can't tackle bad behavior in the workplace unless you know what the core issues are.
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It would be enough if they failed to actually know whether bad behavior was taking place.
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None of the interviews suggested that Moore's past comments about women translated into any bad behavior.
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So a lot depends on our social environment and whether it incentivizes good or bad behavior.
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He causes mischief, enables bad behavior, and acts as the main source of meta comic relief.
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They still have opinions about Tristan's bad behavior, of course, but no one wants to upset Khloé.
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But that doesn't earn the industry a free pass to justify bad behavior or inadequate privacy practices.
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"If weak sanctions are imposed for bad behavior, employees learn that harassment is tolerated," says the report.
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Doing them right means agreeing on values, setting standards, calling out bad behavior and sometimes firing people.
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And we've definitely got basic algorithmic checking in place to try to detect patterns of bad behavior.
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More recently, his bad behavior was highlighted in four different Gawker stories, published between 2008 and 2012.
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There is still blatant bad behavior, but official reports of sexual harassment have declined in recent years.
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There's an unfortunate lack of a two-way rating system which helps discourage scamming and bad behavior.
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She has moved on to causing bad behavior in others, which is definitely going to get wild.
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"They still have opinions about Tristan's bad behavior, of course, but no one wants to upset Khloé."
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They join this ongoing list of high-profile men whose bad behavior has severely damaged their careers.
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Kitchens are notorious for bad behavior but that kind of treatment didn't stop there in my career.
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"Even a child knows that 'Billy did it too' isn't an excuse for bad behavior," Francis said.
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And bad behavior — from lewd jokes to casting couch antics — is no longer being tolerated on set.
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But setting the game's world up as a park has also invited its share of bad behavior.
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SARA EISEN: And yet we still have questions about the U.S. financial system, bad behavior in banks.
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The movie looks fun, but also… what is this world where bad behavior sinks a presidential candidate?
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TESTIMONY FROM THE FIVE ADDITIONAL WOMEN Ordinarily, prosecutors cannot introduce evidence or accusations of prior bad behavior.
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This would allow North Korea to get away with even more bad behavior than it does already.
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"We will not reward their bad behavior with talks," Tillerson said at the close of the meeting.
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You can't hint at bad behavior and then refuse a polite inquiry about what you're referring to.
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Let's absolutely take on Chinese bad behavior, but with a plan that punishes them instead of us.
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IT SEEMS TO ME THAT BOTH THE PROSECUTION AND DEFENSE OF BAD BEHAVIOR IS THE STOCK PRICE.
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She recently wrote that confidentiality agreements and forced arbitration still enable bad behavior at many technology companies.
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This appears to be an intolerable pattern of bad behavior, and top EPA leadership is ultimately responsible.
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Much of government regulation — legislation that can stifle growth — is designed to discourage and punish bad behavior.
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Out of pride and principle, Ottawa may take a stand and protest against bullying and bad behavior.
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Ordinarily, prosecutors in Pennsylvania and most other states cannot introduce evidence or accusations of prior bad behavior.
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"Every person who voted to support the Iran nuclear deal knew fully well Iran's bad behavior," Sen.
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Covering one person's bad behavior isn't likely to lead to change, but covering issues and actions can.
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Those who criticize him for his undeniably bad behavior seem unable to avoid behaving just as badly.
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"I saw some pretty bad behavior" as it relates to scooters, Rickert recounts with a stifled laugh.
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" Asked to describe her bad behavior, she is unforgiving of her former self: "Just bitchy, a cunt.
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The situation highlights how having policies against bad behavior inside fast-moving startups doesn't necessarily prevent abuse.
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The app has struggled for some time to get a handle on spam and other bad behavior.
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Twitter is temporarily limiting the accounts of users that exhibit bad behavior for up to 12 hours.
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Maybe we do have to at least apply scrutiny and make sure that bad behavior is checked.
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Bad behavior has not gone away, notwithstanding the valiant efforts of the people in the #MeToo movement.
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"I have said all along we do not condone bad behavior," Mr. Simon said in a statement.
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Children's Books When I was a kid, picture books lumped bad behavior into one catchall, gurgling vat.
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Giant social platforms like Facebook sell advertising based on people's attention, which incentivizes bad behavior like clickbait.
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On Tuesday he displayed a chart plotting talent against the likelihood of being jailed for bad behavior.
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Supporters say it's a step toward economic equality, but critics worry a handout will enable bad behavior.
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The tech industry has a systemic culture problem and allows founders to get away with bad behavior.
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But why let the bad behavior of a few darken a joyful day in your family's life?
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A number of them are elaborate chronicles of bad behavior, full of double-dealing and palace intrigue.
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Much of the bad behavior took place after hours, off campus, and before Dr. Bucci became chairman.
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Bad behavior in the restaurant business often goes hand in hand with the copious consumption of alcohol.
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Bad behavior is rarely a sign of mental illness, and the mentally ill behave badly only rarely.
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Negative behavior is much faster to spread and leads to a downward spiral of more bad behavior.
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And Wednesday, The New York Times's Mike Isaac detailed a history of bad behavior inside the company.
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The problem isn't just that ignoring bad behavior allows it to fester and spread throughout the organization.
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"Russia is not going to stop their bad behavior unless there are consequences to it," McCaul said.
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After the Senate votes on impeachment, Trump is very likely to double down on his bad behavior.
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But attention is what he wants, and letting him get his way only encourages the bad behavior.
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This kind of bad behavior has been tolerated and ignored for far too long, but not today.
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It could — and should — be doing more, given its stated desire to make amends for bad behavior.
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Now, I realize that network neutrality is more aimed at preventing bad behavior between corporate internet actors.
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As arbiters of judgement against ourselves for our bad, bad behavior, you can bet we'll be extremely fair.
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"We are making this change to prevent the use of Sticky Posts to organize bad behavior," Huffman wrote.
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Be careful not to make excuses for bad behavior, but do enjoy the sexy, passionate energy that's flowing!
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For Locken, that means being confronted by Redmond, Hollman and Deuber about some of her alleged bad behavior.
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The tactics behind that, what it actually looks like to call out bad behavior when you see it.
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Occasionally there are fines and things to stop the bad behavior if I'm suing a private bad actor.
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Where many others have abandoned me, he's nurtured me, even during some pretty bad behavior on my part.
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It's easy to see why Kristina is so angry with Dean, his bad behavior, and their subsequent breakup.
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What might be following your gut instinct could just as easily be justification for your own bad behavior.
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Now he has doubled-down on that bad behavior with this unnecessary disclosure just days before the election.
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If you don't follow the rules, you lose money, which is a good way to prevent bad behavior.
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His latest arrest follows years of bad behavior, including a conviction for assaulting then-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009.
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" Linda said that the big verdict "is kind of like saying he is being rewarded for bad behavior.
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The American entertainment industry will almost always indulge an artist's bad behavior if it thinks he's brilliant enough.
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The responsibility for identifying and curbing bad behavior should not rest with the compliance function alone, participants agreed.
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Remember, bad behavior is strong in the short-term but good behavior wins over in the long-term.
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Arguably Donald Trump can somehow get away with an unprecedented degree of bad behavior because he's Donald Trump.
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Debby Ryan is the latest Hollywood star to have a run in with the law over bad behavior.
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For that hypersexual minority with a tendency towards bad behavior, the story is different, and potentially deeply damaging.
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"I'm not really upset with her because I wasn't really that surprised by her bad behavior," Frankel states.
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But absent the bad behavior spurring backlash, many who try dockless electric scooter and bike rentals love them.
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In all, this research is a reminder: We need to keep our leaders accountable for their bad behavior.
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Nor is it to argue there are no instances of bad behavior, particularly in the national security arena.
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Instead, we should work in concert with other nations to uncover and punish bad behavior by trading partners.
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"In that particular incident, we weren't going to tolerate the bad behavior of this one reporter," she said.
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I think my company needs to know about my boss's bad behavior, but I'm not sure what's relevant.
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"Kicked Outta Country" is in part a chronicle of the kind of bad behavior that captures fans' imaginations.
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Yes, and we will embed it in a broader strategy to confront Iran's bad behavior in the region.
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People become desensitized to bad behavior in the same way perfume wearers lose the aroma and apply more.
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Why would her mother's perceived bad behavior mean that Alyssa was kept in the hospital against her will?
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As most parents of small children know, encouraging good behavior is often more effective than discouraging bad behavior.
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I favor tough measures to punish and deter bad behavior by the rogue regimes in Tehran and Pyongyang.
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But with influence comes responsibility, and it's time to lay out some guidelines for good and bad behavior.
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"It's hard to say out loud, because people say you're justifying North Korea's bad behavior," said Stratfor's Baker.
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Many of my peers were not able to find another job after calling out bad behavior by colleagues.
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U.S. administrations — both Republican and Democrat — consistently have used those rules to defend American workers from bad behavior.
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But the FTC itself now says it lacks the authority to fully police bad behavior by big telecom.
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If we aren't responsible for our bad behavior, then we're also not responsible for our good behavior, right?
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In the year 9009, her bad behavior lands her on the worst team in the league, the Leptons.
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Often you can break the cycle of rudeness by avoiding responding to bad behavior with your own negativity.
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The last time President Trump claimed that "both sides" were responsible for bad behavior, it didn't go well.
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Some of them have fought back with tourism taxes, bans on Airbnb rentals and fines on bad behavior.
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"This has been a learning experience about how difficult it is to root out bad behavior," he said.
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You shouldn't reward bad behavior, and these corporations have essentially dodged their responsibility to pay their fair share.
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The sweet spot Time and distance may be necessary to see bad behavior for what it really is.
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He brought up Barack Obama as one who likewise ignored bad behavior by a Middle Eastern country (Iran).
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It also helps Washington persuade allies to do difficult things and pressure foes to stop their bad behavior.
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The name change itself isn't likely to stop any bad behavior, as secret groups will still be around.
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Most of the sport's infamous brats have been men, and they have often been punished for bad behavior.
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For companies like hotels and restaurants, you can also expose their bad behavior on review sites like TripAdvisor.
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A calamitously rapid one, in fact, given the years of bad behavior he got away with until now.
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That means that the source of potential bad behavior would no longer be hearing cases or overseeing employees.
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Are people learning good or bad behavior from their neighbors or is something like peer pressure at work?
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Wells Fargo also installed new directors and replaced the wildly unrealistic sales goals that encouraged the bad behavior.
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So far, even in this presidency, it's bad policy — not bad behavior — that unifies opposition across party lines.
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"But I would be happy with just making it clear that bad behavior won't be tolerated at work."
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Together, Doha and Washington are acting in concert against violent extremism, while deterring bad behavior in the Gulf.
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Bad behavior and bad habits Internet trolls are also a hindrance to having meaningful interactions over social media.
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So, no consequences for bad behavior in the White House can flow from the judicial branch of government.
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Others said the vandalism was ironic given the reputation Chinese tourists have gained for bad behavior on vacation.
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Romney is a good man in a political world that has tolerated bad behavior for far too long.
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Bolton told the attendees he believed that letting these attacks go unanswered is simply encouraging Iran's bad behavior.
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People will not tolerate a leader who shows favoritism to allow bad behavior, excessive absenteeism or unproductive presenteeism.
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The brands had been naughty, and Dove would gladly accept the praise for noting its own bad behavior.
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There are many entrepreneurs from previous cycles who have developed a natural distrust of VCs given this bad behavior.
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When we were not doing a good job at that, that's when we saw the bad behavior take over.
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Bones says Kinner had recently stayed at the apartment complex but was asked to leave Friday over bad behavior.
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"We've also since improved our supplier contracts and policies to better stop bad behavior," it said in a statement.
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What do you think of his line "Everybody wants a revolution, but nobody wants to change their bad behavior"?
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It would also help to caution against future bad behavior regarding both election interference and the balance of power.
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Mayo has garnered a reputation as a blunt critic of bad behavior in the industry who spots trouble early.
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Cast members have begun to distance themselves from reality franchises because of the way networks glorify their bad behavior.
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Apparently, the ministry gave BBC News a statement citing the singer's "bad behavior" as the reason for the ban.
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But the friend, it seems, admitted "bad behavior toward women" because, one would think, he really did behave badly.
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Is it way late in the film, so that you seem a little too eager to defend bad behavior?
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And rule number one of spitting in someone's food: Don't leave evidence of your bad behavior on the receipt.
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When it was politically beneficial, the feminists went after Thomas for bad behavior and painted Hill as a victim.
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As we saw over the last few months, such bad behavior isn't exclusive to one side of the aisle.
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So, it should be no surprise Chris is pulling the same kind of bad behavior as Mr. Blue Steel.
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And there are plenty of other examples of bad behavior at the company being quietly swept under the rug.
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He's made so much progress in the past year in convincing us he's #sorry for all his bad behavior.
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Is the sketch trying to say that women are more accepting of bad behavior from one versus the other?
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Other jurors might be more hurt by a stunning betrayal from an ally than bad behavior from their enemies.
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Net neutrality supporters will say a rise in informal complaints indicates bad behavior by internet providers without the rules.
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Sometimes things don't work out — but that's no reason to disregard when bad behavior seriously impairs people's reproductive lives.
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This is borderline bad behavior — asking a founder to uproot their life because it's more convenient for the investor.
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What's actually at play here is that smartphones just make it really, really easy to engage in bad behavior.
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They're at an age where you can still look over their shoulder, and correct bad behavior as it arises.
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"There are some firms that have looked the other way, that have harbored harassers or bad behavior," Lee said.
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Journalists and media members were quick to point out that Acosta's so-called bad behavior was asking a question.
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So do the Chinese, who insist that only Washington can persuade the North Koreans to stop their bad behavior.
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This is preferable to approaching the conversation by venting your personal thoughts on the employee's performance or bad behavior.
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This person needs to understand both the consequences for bad behavior moving forward and the importance of good behavior.
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Men also need to stop enabling harassers by egging them on or covering up or excusing their bad behavior.
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You have probably known the truth for quite some time but you continued making excuses for their bad behavior.
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Scaramucci should not have tried to excuse or explain his bad behavior by wrapping himself in an Italian flag.
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ZTE, in spite of its bad behavior, is easily portrayed in PRC media as a victim of American bullying.
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Through a series of flashbacks, we see that in fact their entire relationship has been marked by bad behavior.
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The boy in question's father consulted the doctor in September 2012 due to the child's bad behavior at school.
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" And asked about North Korea's missile testing, he said there would be "consequences" for their "very, very bad behavior.
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Perpetuating myths and misinformation not only makes bartenders' jobs harder, but encourages bad behavior among the rest of us.
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Furthermore, Mosley found that corrections staff had one less privilege to take away from inmates to discourage bad behavior.
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On the other hand, some foundation stories revealed relatively little bad behavior, yet were written as if they did.
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But it may be more damaging to have a reputation for accepting weak corporate governance and ignoring bad behavior.
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I felt that it would have been extremely unfair if I were to leave because of his bad behavior.
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We know bad behavior when we see it; we know right from wrong, we know creeps from nice guys.
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For city workers ousted over sexual harassment charges, "neutral reference agreements" help them hide bad behavior from prospective employers.
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Be clear about expressing your boundaries, because bad behavior like shadiness, manipulation, and jealousy are also making an appearance.
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They blame victims for sharing intimate images, as if victims are responsible for the bad behavior of their abusers.
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We soon might be investing more in detecting and banning bad behavior than we do in reporting the truth.
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"Iran's leaders want to use the nuclear deal to hold the world hostage to its bad behavior," Haley said.
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It is our addiction to oil that funds so much of the bad behavior out of the Middle East.
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And the Shitty Media Men list was not the first time Mr. Elliott was publicly accused of bad behavior.
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Years before filing their non-formal complaint with OSHA, the employee had noticed a pattern of bad behavior developing.
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Given the bad behavior of certain creative people, how should one react to the work produced by disgraced individuals?
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His contrary nature and his alcoholism fueled bad behavior, like when he drunkenly propositioned Whitney Houston on French television.
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In addition, Uber fired 20 employees for incidents involving discrimination, sexual harassment and other bad behavior earlier this month.
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National leagues also might be allowed to introduce smaller penalties, like yellow cards, for lesser incidents of bad behavior.
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Others wondered if subreddits dedicated to calling out bad behavior from the site's users would fall under these rules.
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"You won't improve coverage maps if you don't deter bad behavior, regardless of the verification improvements," Sohn told Motherboard.
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Most of the parents surveyed, 84 percent, said they did tighten up after being called out for bad behavior.
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Pointing out lies is very different than telling lies and accepting a double standard for your politician's bad behavior.
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The Royal Commission has also criticised ASIC for failing to dutifully prosecute the bad behavior of the financial firms.
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We just have never had an American president consistently rely on such elementary logic to compensate for bad behavior.
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There's so much bad behavior, and of course I've endured many degrees of it, just standing up for myself.
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For the European Union's sprawling market of over 500 million citizens, the rules have mostly helped prevent bad behavior.
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Prosocial lying has nothing to do with the delusion of Elizabeth Holmes or the bad behavior of Adam Neumann.
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Typically, their recollections were somewhat hazy, perhaps because the most common themes were bad behavior and lots of alcohol.
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However, I think with a lot of research and time we found out that negative reinforcement is very bad for dogs, definitely doesn't correct bad behavior and can actually breed bad behavior, as well as breeding aggressive behavior and fear in our pets, and that's definitely not something that we wanna do.
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The issues were then further exacerbated over the weekend by instances of human error, unexpected disasters, and downright bad behavior.
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So, even if you know there&aposs a Russia investigation, that doesn&apost excuse the bad behavior that was manifest.
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The suspect had recently stayed at the apartment complex but was asked to leave Friday over bad behavior, Bones said.
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When Democrats attempt to emulate the bad behavior of President Trump, they end up alienating moderates and falling further behind.
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After a sultry suggestion of handcuffs over Cheryl's bad behavior, Choni enters one of Riverdale's sexiest, longest sex scenes ever.
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Last week, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blasted Beijing for "decades of bad behavior", in trade and at sea.
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He also drew criticism over bad behavior and multiple arrests, including charges that he severely beat and abused his girlfriend.
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Unlike in many other accusations of harassment and bad behavior brought to light in Silicon Valley this year, nobody resigned.
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As for the man, repeated reports of bad behavior had been excused because he was a "high performer," Kasper said.
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But it's not the same as highlighting the bad behavior in a message to the person responsible for the account.
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He had a lot of sex and drugs and bad behavior towards people in his life, his wife found out.
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This training technique is often used to curb bad behavior in dogs, although it's never worked on my own hound.
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The union embraced Waitrose's directive earlier this month, claiming that dependence on energy drinks leads to bad behavior from students.
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That's actually the real problem here: fines and punishments are only effective when they provide negative consequences for bad behavior.
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They say his "bad behavior" has caused "public discontent," and they've banned Biebs in order to "purify" China's artistic landscape.
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Right now, the maximum penalties for companies are so low that they hardly stop companies from repeating their bad behavior.
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Even with all of this bad behavior, it's impossible not to root for either woman, even at their darkest points.
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But of course, we can't help this black child with the bad behavior because it all starts with the parents.
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The Republicans also contended, along with the governor, that the current system made it too difficult to punish bad behavior.
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Justin Bieber found out it IS too late to say he's sorry -- China just banned his ass for bad behavior.
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I think the No. 1 problem is that bad behavior has been tolerated and normalized for such a long time.
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It stems from bad behavior on the part of one partner and, essentially, that person needs to knock it off.
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But the industry has clouded its own argument, and weakened its own political standing, through a slew of bad behavior.
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By removing his badge for bad behavior, the company suggested that the blue checkmark was also a mark of approval.
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"Syriza's bad behavior is convenient for creditors, postponing their need to come to an agreement over debt relief," he added.
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So that's a lot of very revealing flirtation floating through the ether and offers plenty of opportunities for bad behavior.
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Apple removed the app from its iTunes App Store for its bad behavior — specifically SMS spam and for being misleading.
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During our review, we saw lots of bad behavior, from racial slurs to kids being asked to take off clothing.
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"I do see more improvements, especially post #MeToo, where there are more consequences for bad behavior, for bias," says Frank.
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Billy is just as self-serving, if not a tad more in touch with reality, and enables Julie's bad behavior.
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Facebook founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, testified before a senate hearing on Tuesday, apologizing, yet again, for Facebook's bad behavior.
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Gunn acknowledged his bad behavior and apologized for it years ago, in the early days of his relationship with Disney.
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And while the $60 million in refunds are welcome, Chopra argued limited competition means it's unlikely to deter bad behavior.
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Forgive him for the legions of dodgy imitators and years of bad behavior at Vegas megaclubs that these tracks enabled.
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Together, we must confront China's unfair trade practices rather than unilateral actions, which only serve to exacerbate China's bad behavior.
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This is the epitome of a First World Problem, but it can encourage bad behavior by founders and investors alike.
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"Some providers are more interested in preventing 'bad behavior,'" said Ho, who also was not involved in the new research.
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Still, there is a shadow side to this devotion: the use, or misuse, of sacred stories to condone bad behavior.
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And I agree totally with that because when we have bad behavior in a bank it's really destabilizing and debilitating.
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"I don't mind calling out bad behavior, and I don't mind calling out foolishness when I see it," he said.
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They surround employees at every turn, directing their focus and shaping their perceptions about what constitutes good versus bad behavior.
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He tossed off his comments about groping women as locker-room banter (a sadly familiar excuse for men's bad behavior).
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It's very easy to use those things as excuses for bad behavior, but in my experience, they're really not connected.
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Holy Christina, patron saint of lunacy and bad behavior, of revulsion and nausea and flight, of women's disorders and accusation.
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And to add insult to injury, this practice very often rewards with financial gains the very perpetrators of bad behavior.
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But the Australian rapper did reveal one bizarre tidbit: Spears' team searched her house for any signs of bad behavior.
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Season four extensively explained the environment that impacted his bad behavior through the heartbreaking story of his mother, Beatrice Horseman.
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This is a problem for individual women like Havard, who find themselves questioning their professional goals after facing bad behavior.
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The correlation between what parents and principals would see as bad behavior isn't as strong, Medle says, but it exists.
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They told her it was a punishment for her bad behavior, but it turned out to be an unintended gift.
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Many of the people in this old boys club tend to face few consequences for their bad behavior, Pao says.
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This means creating clear, nonpunitive methods for reporting bad behavior and training individuals on all issues surrounding effective whistle-blowing.
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In the Apollo matter, bad behavior generated $40.3 million in improper fees that the firm had to return to clients.
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Responsibility for the aide's bad behavior, the older man told parliamentarians, lay not with Mr. Benalla but with the presidency.
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Anyone who might have had a sticking point, some uncrossable red line of bad behavior, has already taken the offramp.
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When they complained to human resources, they said, they saw little or no evidence that bad behavior was being penalized.
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Those measures followed moves brought in last year by the administration of Amsterdam's mayor, Femke Halsema, to tackle bad behavior.
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"It wasn't bad behavior — it's a virus," said Patrick T. Harker, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
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American history is littered with both corrupt and racist hacks who voters have sent to Washington despite their bad behavior.
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Sweeping bad behavior under the rug and pretending it didn't happen will only expose you to more of the same.
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If he draws the lesson that his country's bad behavior will go largely unpunished — and thus far, why wouldn't he?
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At some points in the essay, he takes responsibility for bad behavior toward female colleagues, some of whom he propositioned.
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But they said that the protection also allows them greater freedom to police bad behavior without fear of legal actions.
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Rick Hasen, an election-law scholar, points out that New York has more corruption and bad behavior than most states.
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Esper said the group discussed with the president what other options were available to deter "bad behavior" in the region.
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Until now, however, you could argue that Sanders himself wasn't responsible for the bad behavior of some of his supporters.
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"Remember, bad behavior is strong in the short-term, but good behavior wins over in the long-term," writes Barker.
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"They can take away our drive, they can encourage changes in behavior, and they can foster bad behavior," he said.
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"The international community has been too tolerant of Iran's bad behavior," said Michael T. Flynn, the president's national security adviser.
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" Hinting at a potential line of defense, Mr. Brafman also drew a distinction between bad behavior and criminal conduct. "Mr.
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That's the question facing 6-year-old Priscilla in this charming look at the pleasures and perils of bad behavior.
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Party organizers should try to strike a balance between treating workers as adults and curbing potentially bad behavior, experts said.
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Too many of us view diet and exercise programs as punishment for bad behavior rather than a positive lifestyle change.
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The former SoFi CEO, ousted for bad behavior, is putting together another huge funding round for his startup, Figure Technologies.
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They show a pattern of practice that dispels any notion that bad behavior harmed just a handful of ITT students.
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But its bad behavior and inability to control the content on its various platforms might have reached a turning point.
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No matter how much Trump may want to make Putin happy, rewarding bad behavior will just greenlight more of it.
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Not every work of art will automatically be destroyed by bad behavior on the part of someone involved in it.
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I think that if you removed some of the financial incentives for the bad behavior, you might see some change.
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In recent weeks, the behavior of bad men — or the bad behavior of regular men — has begun to be exposed.
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There are other researchers who are trying to drill down more into understanding what turns bad behavior on and off.
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Listen, I was talking to somebody today, and we were talking about the levels of bad behavior we'd engage in.
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Their bad behavior, while not justifiable, comes from a place that any viewer should find at least a little familiar.
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Could the behavior be caused by some illness eating away at his mental capacity, or is it just bad behavior?
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Unlike other prominent men who have been accused of sexual misconduct, Louis C.K. actually owned up to his bad behavior.
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Rocco was kept in the shelter's office, where he amused staff members with his bad behavior, including the occasional cussing fit.
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Chuck's Sports Bar, the Hangover Bar, and other watering holes received the obnoxious blinking cameras as punishment for perceived bad behavior.
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Like many other technology companies, we rely on the discretion protected by this law to police bad behavior on our service.
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Women, and men as well, are tired of how those in power — who are disproportionately men — get away with bad behavior.
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And yes, while these voters' claims to marginalization might be exaggerated, it doesn't justify bad behavior on the part of progressives.
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"And to the extent that there is bad behavior in that industry, that is not what this is about," he added.
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Roseanne is hardly the first TV show to get canceled, or at least fundamentally changed, due to its star's bad behavior.
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Plus, you might even be helping to corroborate a pattern of bad behavior with HR that needs to finally be addressed.
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Companies are also becoming more proactive about launching their own internal investigations before news of bad behavior gets into the press.
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Stop making excuses for bad behavior in your friends and co-workers, and tell them what they are doing is wrong.
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Brave and scared ones, like those who fear expulsion from the fraternity if they object to a male colleague's bad behavior.
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Until as late as the mid-'90s it was considered bad behavior for individuals to own more than one domain name.
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"Generally, people who engage in what we will say is this bad behavior are greedy, devious, narcissistic, manipulative, sociopathic," he said.
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This is not the first time Harvard rescinded an admission offer after discovering bad behavior of its already accepted applicants online.
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Conners was recently spotlighted for his "bad behavior" at previous U.S. Opens but is still actively giving commentary on the sport.
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Ratings are important to parents because they want to protect their children from seeing a variety of bad behavior, including violence.
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Mr. Herjavec and his family applaud the many victims whose stories are being elevated as they stand up against bad behavior.
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Like his two older brothers, he is not above diving head first into bad behavior if it's for a good cause.
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And Dara Khosrowshahi, the new CEO, has said (repeatedly) that in no uncertain terms would he tolerate any more bad behavior.
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Twitter will stop including accounts that have been locked for bad behavior in publicly posted follower counts, the company said today.
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Meanwhile Apple said it hadn't banned the Infowars app because it hadn't caught any bad behavior on its live streams yet.
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Every consumer has unprecedented power, literally at their fingertips, to punish a brand for bad behavior and take their business elsewhere.
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Because of the HIPAA law and our desire to protect everyone's privacy, we allow bad behavior to slip through the cracks.
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As his account has grown, Steve set guidelines for proper use online, blocking people he sees engaged in such bad behavior.
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Do you think it strengthens the unity of Europe and the U.S. together to go up against China&aposs bad behavior?
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Janet Malcolm made the point most famously in 1990, in a book about, among other things, sourcing work from bad behavior.
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Fred is out of town to finally get it finalized and that has sent Archie into a tailspin of bad behavior.
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"I think there is a lot of Wells Fargo bad behavior that has been happening for almost two decades," Goodridge said.
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The more people talk about their experiences, the more user safety settings will be introduced to combat harassment and bad behavior.
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In that way, she has atoned for any bad behavior she may have engaged in during her period of active addiction.
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Another big question about Yolo which, again, has plagued just about every anonymous app before it: Does anonymity encourage bad behavior?
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There was a lot of harrowing news, and many accounts of the bad behavior of some of the industry's biggest names.
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Since the allegations have become public, ranking Green Party members have shamefacedly acknowledged knowing of Mr. Baupin's bad behavior for years.
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There's a very fine line between criminal harassment and sex crimes and other things like freedom of speech and bad behavior.
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Congress never allows its own bad behavior or lack of accomplishment to get in the way of its vacations and recesses.
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The Hollywood Reporter discovered that these trainings included the infamous Donald Trump Access Hollywood tape as an example of bad behavior.
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They were fed up with PC police telling them that virtue was bad, and that bad behavior was the new normal.
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Rivals will rein in bad behavior from Facebook, not new rules, and it is that potential leash that regulators might destroy.
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Franken will be a test case of just how much bad behavior people are willing to tolerate from their politicians now.
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Ethnic nationalism creates an ego-preserving excuse for self-perceived personal failure: Other groups are blamed for bad behavior and conspiracies.
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Perhaps he bears some responsibility, but that is poor justification for bad behavior from others who might set a better example.
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Mr. Hatch seeks to excuse his bad behavior and that of other Republican senators by claiming that Democrats have done worse.
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You don't want to make it seem like you are giving one person an advantage or a pass for bad behavior.
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And while bad behavior is exhibited in "The Invitation," its director wanted to take a more open approach to the material.
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The top level appointees at regulatory agencies have criticized such deals as punishing shareholders and doing little to change bad behavior.
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For those unaware, GWAR were once powerful warriors working for the enigmatic MASTER, but were banished to Earth for bad behavior.
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A now-retired former anesthesiologist told me he had been professionally involved in four cases of "bad behavior" during his career.
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In the Wells Fargo case, bad behavior generated $2.6 million in improper fees that the bank had to return to customers.
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There is some bad behavior in the book, but it felt too voyeuristic to keep highlighting these really extreme negative fans.
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Well, they operate without many rules so therefore they make them up and then they are super indulging in bad behavior.
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Obviously Samantha needs to become a better person and remember that she has a good heart beneath her callous bad behavior.
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Now more than ever, to take pleasure in Fosse's dances, you have to reckon with his bad behavior and bad faith.
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And as Facebook clamps down on certain forms of bad behavior, like the use of fake accounts, new methods always emerge.
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If the bad behavior is big enough or public enough, it can easily come to define the totality of the wrongdoer.
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"When Maddow asked if Warren if bad behavior online was a particular problem with Sander's supporters, Warren replied affirmatively: "It is.
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Contrast this with other players who react to provocations with bad behavior of their own, to the detriment of their team.
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We open our market to countries and companies that game our trade laws and then fail to punish their bad behavior.
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A new policy is a response to criticism that the video service hasn't done enough to curb bad behavior by users.
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Spanking is an extremely common form of corporal punishment, generally used against a child in response to a perceived bad behavior.
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In a statement after the signing, Trump said he wanted to "punish and deter bad behavior" by North Korea and Iran.
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"[Boehner] pointed to me and said, 'I just want you to know around here, we don't reward bad behavior,'" Blum says.
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Well, behavior that is at odds with those expectations means women pay a higher price for bad behavior than men do.
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The need to conform can cause bad behavior to spread from small teams across departments and divisions, creating a toxic effect.
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Influential state-backed Chinese tabloid the Global Times said in a Monday editorial that Canada would "pay for its bad behavior".
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Peter, that's a great point, because bad behavior is rewarded with media coverage, so Tomi Lahren now is very well known.
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I push back on a lot of that power law stuff; it can be an excuse for bad behavior and stupid valuations.
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This team receives alerts when users report bad behavior, including offensive or illegal tweets, harassment, someone impersonating another person and so on.
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When you excuse bad behavior because of culture or political correctness or out of fear, you seed the ground for worse behavior.
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I'd say we should focus on education attempts because right now all the responses we have to bad behavior online are punitive.
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Once an intelligence assessment is agreed upon, policy experts typically try to punish bad behavior and deter more of it going forward.
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Politicians across the country are increasingly being held accountable for a whole range of bad behavior, including sexual misconduct and physical abuse.
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The notion of there being something virtuous about punishing a bad behavior, that's the idea that's got to go out the window.
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With Arrested Development Season 5 hitting Netflix this weekend, the cast has gathered to discuss (among other things) Jeffrey Tambor's bad behavior.
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"All the bad behavior and excess in the music business can be traced to the CD." What did you mean by that?
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This is not the first time YouTube Red has lost high-profile content because of the bad behavior of a creator, however.
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"Bad behavior, in whatever form, is exactly what the FCA is looking to stamp out in its conduct risk agenda," Johnston said.
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Louis C.K.'s new movie, I Love You, Daddy, is a baffling film, an apologia for bad behavior that refuses to apologize.
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The Bachelorette's "bad" Chad Johnson returned to Bachelor in Paradise a week after being kicked off to apologize for his bad behavior.
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The word "gaslighting" has been thrown around a lot lately to describe bad behavior by politicians, businesspeople, and even reality TV stars.
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What was happening to their female colleagues was not individual incidents of bad behavior: it was an indictment of an entire industry.
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If you have a rambunctious fur baby, I can see either camera as a helpful tool in cracking down on bad behavior.
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Board member Arianna Huffington and human resources chief Liane Hornsey are working on new rules designed to keep bad behavior in check.
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I want to be free—but not too free—so I seek out things that are permissible, but feel like bad behavior.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Companies that sweep settlements for bad behavior under the carpet will feel shareholder ire in 2018, Breakingviews predicts.
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"Our goal is not to put companies out of business but to stop bad behavior and punish bad criminal behavior," Caldwell said.
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Roger was convicted of bad behavior in the court of public opinion, and it was painful for many of us to watch.
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Then of course you have your classic cases where the point of the tax is to discourage some kind of bad behavior.
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"Traditionally it's up to the employer to monitor bad behavior - in this case the studios, TV networks and the agencies," said Gray.
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Political campaigns are ripe ground for inappropriate sexual conduct, but there are few systems in place to prevent and punish bad behavior.
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I'd say we should focus on education attempts because right now all the responses we have to bad behavior online are punitive.
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Defaults in DC plans can be good at overcoming bad behavior — that is, choices that are not in the participant's best interest.
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Beck and The Blaze countersued Lahren in April, arguing that the media personality was benched the month before over recurring bad behavior.
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There's so much bad behavior, if you try to get rid of one guy then he says, 'I will go after you.
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It's easy for you to get along with others, but that doesn't mean you need to put up with anyone's bad behavior!
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In essence, the musicians realized that their bad behavior was not only tarnishing their image, but, perhaps more important, threatening their livelihood.
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But should society really adopt the same "clean slate" approach to all youthful bad behavior, including allegations of bullying or sexual assault?
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He says they do encourage bad behavior, and that leads investors to lower returns than they can achieve with traditional index funds.
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And before parents blame their kids' bad behavior on their technology use, it's also important to take a look in the mirror.
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But, I will argue that by positively reinforcing studios' bad behavior in the past, we invited our own outrage in the present.
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Analytically speaking, Mr. President, if you aren't willing to acknowledge his bad behavior, then he thinks he has little reason to stop.
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These negotiations will be difficult and the North will be well-prepared, but talks should not be viewed as rewarding bad behavior.
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Workplace drinking increases the likelihood of bad behavior, such as sexual harassment, which has become a growing problem in the tech industry.
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But Neumann was apparently still under the impression that, as head of a private company, he could get away with bad behavior.
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Just to be clear, I'm not talking about bad behavior in general, which occurs among politicians (and people) of all political leanings.
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But the new team believes that much of this bad behavior is a response to provocations by the West and by Israel.
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Suspensions do not deter bad behavior, numerous studies have found, and most likely feed it by alienating students from the school community.
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His descent into the gutter is presumably meant to be a thrilling wallow in bad behavior, but it's just pathetic and adolescent.
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Fox stopped and picked up the cup, and the passenger ultimately apologized, citing personal troubles as a reason behind her bad behavior.
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There is a huge double standard for women when it comes to how bad behavior is punished — and not just in tennis.
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We've had little in our highbrow culture to offset these narratives by men in which their bad behavior toward women is valorized.
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She doesn't, and that's the fun of Ms. Rebeck's revenge fantasy, which lets no one off the hook for their bad behavior.
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"It seems this is a reward for bad behavior," said James R. Clapper Jr., Mr. Coats's predecessor as director of national intelligence.
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"They are qualifiers for his bad behavior in lying about the comments of Catholic Vote on Twitter," he said in an email.
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Rukmini and her team recovered the documents, including birth certificates, tax forms and citations for bad behavior, over five trips to Iraq.
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She is played with heart and hilarity by Niecy Nash, who spent the first season of TNT's "Claws" justifying her bad behavior.
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He also claims, before the stabbing, Rivera was fired for bad behavior but rehired ... so the club knew she was bad news.
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No American administration, Republican or Democratic, has found a compromise that doesn't risk rewarding bad behavior or endangering Americans traveling to Iran.
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Some parents might think of snuggling the dogs as a reward for bad behavior, but for my son it's more like medicine.
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"If you have a conscience, you're really condoning bad behavior by continuing to be there," Ms. Baker said of Mar-a-Lago.
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The next day, I bought Gaitskill's 1988 debut story collection, BAD BEHAVIOR, which revels in more overt grime: addiction, prostitution, bodily functions.
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But sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters last year that the company continues to struggle to eliminate bad behavior.
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This is an odd book, its author neither especially contrite about his addiction-motivated bad behavior nor perversely proud of his hijinks.
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The government also said it would significantly increase the penalties of stealing IP and use technology to clamp down on bad behavior.
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We also didn't focus enough on giving every employee a great experience, or fiercely supporting those who experienced bad behavior and injustice.
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There are plenty of powerful men in Washington and the town's most powerful women didn't dare hold them accountable for bad behavior.
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WeWork CEO Adam Neumann stepped down this week amid reports of poor corporate governance, a struggling business model, and general bad behavior.
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They don't need to second-guess their interpretations of bad behavior or wonder what they might have done to contribute to it.
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But that responsibility also extends to ourselves and, in the face of bad behavior by others, we may ethically protect our interests.
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Its top executives say that because they have eliminated the aggressive sales targets that spurred bad behavior, the bank's culture has changed.
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In this post-Weinstein world, bad behavior that's been swept under the rug for years is being forced out into the light.
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Now Twitter is putting its money where its mouth is and rolling out some actual changes to try and curb bad behavior.
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The movie also mines a lot of laughs out of the characters sheer witlessness, or from how baldly Christian's bad behavior escalates.
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That was before the Cambridge Analytica data-sharing scandal and the many reports of bad behavior that Facebook had hidden from the public.
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I think that when you see things like, "This person is a high performer," ergo they're exempt from any action for bad behavior.
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The Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture banned Bieber from performing on its mainland because of his "bad behavior" both on and off stage.
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Police say they believe Kinner may have been trying to get revenge for being asked to leave the apartment complex over bad behavior.
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That they'll most easily leap to the latter is why Hollywood continues to coddle bad behavior of all sorts from its biggest names.
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I must encourage my children to be good people and to remain vigilant in a world that excuses bad behavior by powerful men.
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Is it possible for AI to keep an eye inside social networks and raise the alarm when bad behavior is about to arise?
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Not only is this a laughably bad (lack of) policy, the #metoo movement proved it's that kind of thinking that enables bad behavior.
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But the show only favors bad behavior in the early weeks, and usually course corrects around week four to get serious about love.
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But it's also not clear how Fink defines good and bad behavior, and he does not overtly outline what the consequences may be.
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But yes, we've seen certain people I won't mention in comedy who are now dealing with their own bad behavior coming to light.
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The achievement could expand our understanding of memory, while demonstrating that it's possible to neurologically reverse ingrained bad behavior, such as drug addiction.
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Compounding the situation is the use of machine learning and AI as hackers and other bad actors look to scale their bad behavior.
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Forty-three percent of Republicans and 26 percent of Americans said the president should be able to close news outlets for bad behavior.
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Facebook isn't as powerful as he presents it to be, and other tech companies have the means to engage in similarly bad behavior.
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So will Moore be called out for his bad behavior, or will an even more surprising character reveal themselves to be a predator?
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We try to explain their bad behavior in situational terms, rather than attribute it to "disposition," to the kind of people they are.
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"I think our police officers would stand with us and say, 'We do not condone bad behavior,'" she said, according to Dallas News.
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But he can't have it both ways: Being tough on Russia for its bad behavior means putting your money where your mouth is.
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And I would have been a bit more humble about the "Citizens of Cyberspace" creating social contracts to deal with bad behavior online.
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Past episodes of bad behavior have revealed that large, complex financial institutions have numerous sub-cultures which act and behave in unique ways.
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And many men, including perhaps some of us, may have enabled the bad behavior of others or acted in ways we now regret.
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There will be new rules in effect for the summer, although bad behavior of some — though certainly not all — of the characters continues.
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Buffett said he would not be surprised if Wells Fargo's systems to flag bad behavior are now better than most of its competitors.
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Updating its policies with more detail and nuance also gives Twitter stronger leverage to crack down on bad behavior on the social network.
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Flores confronts the issue of whether some bad behavior is okay, forcing us to consider what these seemingly small incidents are really like.
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But it squares nicely with decades of psychological research, which finds that we feel freer to behave badly when we witness bad behavior.
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"The historic conflict between the U.S. and the USSR, and now Russia, is caused by Russian bad behavior," Pompeo told senators in April.
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A vividly acted study of the bad faith and bad behavior in the age of narcissistic celebrity, directed by Neil Pepe (2:103).
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With information about Cifuentes' bizarre beliefs and other bad behavior now public, there's seemingly even more reason to be skeptical of his testimony.
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In his account Taylor tends to stress the bad behavior of ordinary white men, especially in their dealings with people of other races.
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Republican leaders and voters who, putting party loyalty above common sense, reliably worked to put a good face on Mr. LePage's bad behavior.
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According to Katherine Lewis, author of the new book "The Good News About Bad Behavior," it's time to let go of these concerns.
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DiMicco told "Power Lunch" the WTO has enabled China's bad behavior and allowed the country to manipulate its currency from 1995 to 2015.
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A year before the Calgary Games he was sent home from the Four Hills tournament because of bad behavior and "excessive alcohol use".
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A vividly acted study of the bad faith and bad behavior in the age of narcissistic celebrity, directed by Neil Pepe (2:40).
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A vividly acted study of the bad faith and bad behavior in the age of narcissistic celebrity, directed by Neil Pepe (8663:40).
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For Spielberg, who has been making movies for at least five decades, the alleged bad behavior didn't come as a surprise to him.
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The challenges are compounded in the fast food sector because major companies may not consider themselves liable for bad behavior at individual stores.
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But I never imagined that instead of self-reflection, men would reflect on how they had been harmed by their own bad behavior.
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Culturally, we need to teach values like responsibility and hard work, and reduce the tolerance in society and popular culture for "bad" behavior.
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For now, faced only with non-sentient robots, we probably don't need to worry about our bad behavior having deleterious effects on them.
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I think it would be a mistake to create an overly restrictive platform for advertisers simply because that may actually encourage bad behavior.
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Written and directed by Pulitzer Prize winner David Mamet, "Bitter Wheat" addresses "bad behavior" in various industries, not just entertainment, Malkovich told Reuters.
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The discovery of the disinformation campaign also represented a shift in the bad behavior that independent security companies are on the lookout for.
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Because the claims are kept under wraps in confidential hearings, critics say bad behavior is allowed to perpetuate without warning to future victims.
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They also tend to issue bans in a defensive, case-by-case manner, often in response to user-generated reports of bad behavior.
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Ms. Baker notes the spectrum of bad behavior from Bill Cosby to "handsy" salesmen, but we must also acknowledge the spectrum of certainty.
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I apologized to the Hemingses for my bad behavior and later, I came to realize that their story had a lot of merit.
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A better solution to bad behavior on Wall Street, in my mind, is changing what bankers, traders and executives get rewarded to do.
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Many of the series studied by Color of Change found that those CJPs validating or supporting bad behavior from other CJPs were POC.
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And it is not just presidential wives that deal with double standards when it comes to explaining away the bad behavior of men.
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"It's bad behavior they were correct to take action against," Lew said at the CNBC Institutional Investor Delivering Alpha Conference in New York.
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This fitful Australian import, which opened on Sunday night at the Barrymore Theater, chronicles the bad behavior at one ill-fated birthday celebration.
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It is the first time in 85033 seasons that the show had to remove a player accused of bad behavior, Entertainment Weekly noted.
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My dad definitely behaved badly, but my mom spends all day on the phone repeating his bad behavior to anyone who will listen.
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The Senate ultimately deemed that his bad behavior did not qualify under the "high crimes and misdemeanors" requirement to be removed from office.
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Some front of the house staff members had refused to work Friday and Saturday nights because of the public's bad behavior, he said.
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Some front of the house staff members had refused to work Friday and Saturday nights because of the public's bad behavior, he said.
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Now we're seeing all sorts of fallout, as other women in tech are calling out the bad behavior of men in the industry.
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And, as The Atlantic proposed, is the fact that she's a woman helping her weather the whispers of her bad behavior more easily?
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McDonald&aposs CEO Chris Kempczinski has launched a new Instagram account in an apparent attempt to erase bad behavior from former top executives.
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After all, over the years, North Korea has been accused of a mind-boggling array of bad behavior, well beyond its weapons program.
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There's no reason the link between drinking and other bad behavior, from murders to rape and sexual assault, should be treated any differently.
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There's something special about rewarding good humor—it's almost the exact opposite of having to ban people for bad behavior on most online multiplayers.
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Reassure allies and ignore their bad behavior During the Obama years, relations with America's three most important Middle East partners have been badly strained.
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If you leave your dog home alone all day without any other human or animal companion, anxiety could be a huge bad behavior trigger.
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If the ultimate purpose of punishment is to correct bad behavior, Sacco probably could have gotten the message after the first few hundred replies.
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Wang said there had also been a big improvement in the work ethic of Shanxi officials who were once too tolerant of bad behavior.
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Before his work at Homeboy Industries Bakery, Gordy Abriel was in a in Los Angeles gang and did hard time for his bad behavior.
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"The one that we are most focused on today is ... that we deny Iran the financial capacity to continue this bad behavior," Pompeo said.
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And when I call parents to report bad behavior or grades due to phone use, the phone is rarely taken away as a consequence.
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President Donald Trump offered up some advice to a friend who admitted "bad behavior" toward women, journalist Bob Woodward reports in his new book.
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The suspect had recently stayed at the apartment complex but was asked to leave Friday over bad behavior, Boise Police Chief William Bones said.
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Some of that bad behavior is conducted by pharmacists who were punished for violations in the past — then moved on to the next gig.
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As indulgent as you can be, when it comes to serious stuff, you skimp on making things easier for yourself—quit that bad behavior!
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Russia and China, who are frequently accused of "bad behavior" — like influencing political elections and stealing valuable intellectual property — did not sign the agreement.
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But the prevailing wisdom that North Korea's bad behavior should not be rewarded with diplomatic engagement has kept discussions about opening talks relatively secret.
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Jimson gives you surface laughs by his ridiculous bad behavior as he tries to make a place for his art in a scornful world.
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Lloyd's has already banned alcohol at its in-house bar before 1600 GMT and threatened life-time bans from its building for bad behavior.
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Two schools in the UK are testing the use of body cameras worn by teachers in order to deter bad behavior in the classroom.
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Uber's bad behavior, including sexual harassment scandals and controversy surrounding Trump's travel ban, caused some people to boycott the company in a #deleteUber campaign.
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"You get together with someone to change bad behavior and improve your spirit, and she has really been that person for me," he says.
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But the film is not about the bad behavior of men, or about women naming and shaming a long list of like Hollywood heavyweights.
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"Iran's leaders want to use the nuclear deal to hold the world hostage to its bad behavior," Haley said in a September 5 speech.
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We now employ more than 250,000 people, and the chances of that number getting through the day without any bad behavior occurring is nil.
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Seeking to carry the momentum, the commission has been giving regular updates of the kinds of relatively minor bad behavior it has gone after.
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This is meant to lower the chance of bad behavior on the platform, but also to allow influencers and experts to ask themselves questions.
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This, and other features in the works, are an attempt to "curtail bad behavior, any negative behavior or advances, and inappropriate communication," Ginsberg says.
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In the mind of Jack Dorsey, Twitter's co-founder and CEO, this suspension represented an opportunity for Jones to reflect on his bad behavior.
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But what I can tell you is what I've seen from what they've done is bad behavior they were correct to take action against.
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A man caught on video taunting a bison at Yellowstone National Park earlier this week has a history of bad behavior inside national parks.
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If these children misbehaved in class and their teacher admonished them, would they use what they had seen as justification for their bad behavior?
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The feature will also address the kind of bad behavior that sometimes happens on dates with someone you met online, like harassment or sexism.
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Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, Bjork and Bon Jovi are all banned over perceived bad behavior or for broaching sensitive topics like Tibet or Taiwan.
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While it can be upsetting to see bad behavior in a coworker, don't fight fire with fire by hurling accusations or insults, advises Taylor.
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While online bad behavior is rampant, most young kids don't witness the violent gang rape of their own character during their daily gaming sessions.
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Once they realized that, you could just see the damage it did, and their mind frame shifting, and that's when the bad behavior started.
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I think there's fear that people use sex addiction to justify bad behavior when it might not actually be a real problem for them.
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" But, but, but: "[S]uch start-ups are entering a market where companies have long been hesitant to spend big to prevent bad behavior.
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And the company waved goodbye to Josh Trank in the wake of reports of the director's bad behavior on the set of Fantastic Four.
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When Alex Stamos describes the challenge of studying the worst problems of mass-scale bad behavior on the internet, he compares it to astronomy.
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But civil rights organizations fear the Trump administration and the Justice Department will not prosecute the police for bad behavior, according to the Post.
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These include unpunished bad behavior, misaligned incentives, silenced whistleblowers or worse, and persistent personnel-related complaints from troubled operations — in other words, culture failures.
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It should also act as a deterrent to future bad behavior by companies that deliberately violate rules aimed at protecting consumers and the environment.
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" But Sanders tweeted back at Tapper, saying that the White House canceled Bolton's appearance because the administration did not want to reward "bad behavior.
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Even as he works to fracture the European Union, Mr. Orban will pay attention if Ms. Merkel demonstrates there are consequences for bad behavior.
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At other times, I recognized his bad behavior, like rude comments or lazy efforts to see mqe, but I always made excuses for him.
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Now some extent there's a reason why we stayed away from this because there's a potential for threats to turn into actual bad behavior.
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It wasn't long before Houts began to post a series of angry tweets and videos, venting over the dog ... bitching about his bad behavior.
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The testimony was among the most personal yet at the Royal Commission that has already resulted in startling admissions of bad behavior by firms.
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Amid a torrent of tabloid reports alleging bad behavior, infidelity and questionable tattoos, he finds himself at maximum attention at an especially humbling moment.
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"People are so quick to praise men for avoiding vehemently bad behavior, whilst holding women to a million standards they'll never meet," Lorman explained.
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One researcher cited in the study found that of those who did speak out on bad behavior, 75 percent faced some form of retaliation.
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In Rhodes's view, 7th Heaven lies because the show is always trying to correct bad behavior by making people good, and that's not realistic.
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All of this bad behavior accounts for billions in lost revenue across the industry and creates an adversarial relationship between people and their insurers.
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That's why it's so important that we call out bad behavior when it happens, especially with our friends, no matter what band they're in.
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Depp has led a relatively private life for the past 7873 years, but he has had his share of bad behavior in the past.
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Since these officials deal with bad behavior by insurers, they know the relevant state law and how patients can get the benefits they're owed.
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So why did it take a blog post, numerous media reports of bad behavior, and a formal outside investigation to recommend basic HR practices?
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Ron Wyden on Thursday, proposes harsher penalties for privacy violations than those currently in place, which Wyden believes are insufficient to deter bad behavior.
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From heroic highlights to the low-points of bad behavior, the United States Open has delivered 50063 years of memories from 50053 to 50043.
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Just like the scores of workers we interviewed for the article, many described the pressure to tolerate bad behavior in order to earn tips.
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"These are the types of tangible actions that are actually going to create change because there are real consequences for bad behavior," Wang said.
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But do you worry, though, if these women just decide to just leave a bad situation, those companies get away with the bad behavior?
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The city brought in measures to limit bad behavior, like banning tours of the red-light district and taxing other tours in the capital.
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Lure sexism out into the open — like Clinton did in tonight's debate — and you could be accused of acting manipulatively, deliberately provoking bad behavior.
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The principal figures in "Caroline's Kitchen," directed as a noisy clash of egos by Alastair Whatley, can all list reasons for their bad behavior.
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Many of the cases were brought to the government's attention by people who say they saw the bad behavior while working in the industry.
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According to one longstanding rumor, the party whips, who are responsible for discipline in Parliament, keep a "black book" detailing bad behavior by lawmakers.
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The show can also fumble in its handling of the worst of BoJack's bad behavior, which often forms the crux of major plot points.
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In myriad ways, the Trump plan seemed to reward the Israelis and punish the Palestinians for what each has considered the other's bad behavior.
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We are making sure that our ability to detect bad behavior from outside the United States is what it is inside the United States.
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Anyone who has spent time working in or reporting from war zones and disaster areas has likely encountered bad behavior in the NGO community.
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Others try to run out the time that a user has to leave a review so that their bad behavior never gets revealed publicly.
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This belief allows for all sorts of bad behavior, if it can be framed as supporting the ultimate goal of promoting the evangelical agenda.
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Hellmuth is the John McEnroe of the poker world, a brilliant but tempestuous tournament specialist who was nicknamed "Poker Brat" for his bad behavior.
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Chatroulette wasn't exactly civil—far from it—but there was no easy way to coordinate attacks, no built-in mechanisms to amplify bad behavior.
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After I called Nehlen out for his bad behavior, my timeline was flooded with misogynistic, downright vile remarks about my appearance and my disability.
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Opponents of the change argue that it would invite confusion about the rules of the road and possibly encourage (more) bad behavior among cyclists.
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Like entrepreneurs should have more power, and there were a lot of excesses and bad behavior from board members in the dot-com years.
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And walking that line often yields stories that make absolutely clear that the bad behavior on display is capital-b Bad, to their detriment.
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Popular culture spotlights a clear appetite for bad behavior as a way of building trust among a public that has become cynical about their leaders.
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"Stop making excuses for bad behavior in your friends and co-workers, and tell them what they are doing is wrong," the last item asks.
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Though many may be shocked, the ladies of Saturday Night Live are here to tell you that this kind of bad behavior is nothing new.
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And I have a totally clear and clean conscious about the way I comported myself and any responsibility that I bear for people's bad behavior.
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On the other hand, there are a few complicating factors—some involving alleged bad behavior off the court—that could end up limiting Jackson's ceiling.
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The alleged abuse included wrongly accusing their children of "bad behavior," leading to extreme emotional reactions, and encouraging their other kids to hurt one another.
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It took an openly racist remark, and a huge social media uproar, for the universe to finally teach her that bad behavior comes with consequences.
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All too often it seems individuals are overly forgiving of a relationship partner's bad behavior, when they would never accept similar behaviors from a friend.
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We joke briefly about being thrown under the wheels of a train à la Anna Karenina, or shunted off to a convent for bad behavior.
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For all the talk of tech being a meritocracy, Silicon Valley has a long and storied history of protecting its own, bad behavior be damned.
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For Pao, the head of tech diversity initiative Project Include, the lack of clear accountability has created an ecosystem that permits bad behavior without consequence.
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In both cases, the Facebook -owned service seems to be trying to find ways to limit bad behavior without outright blocking posts or banning users.
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Ghosting has become so ubiquitous in recent years that apps like Hinge have rolled out anti-ghosting features to try to stop the bad behavior.
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That hasn't stopped audience members in the past — and Close is hardly the first star to stop the show to call someone's bad behavior out.
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Many of his friends and the wider subculture were willing to ignore his supposed "bad behavior," to avoid making waves or risk losing his friendship.
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Colorful incidents of bad behavior, like egging his neighbor's multi-million dollar mansion, and peeing in a bucket at nightclub, were hard to shake off.
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Weinstein has always maintained that any sexual activity he engaged in was consensual," his lawyer said adding that bad behavior is not on trial. "Mr.
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"Human roles that typically not only police bad behavior but more generally moderate and facilitate behavior were never part of Facebook's system design," Roy said.
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Sometimes called "news dumps," these timing tricks are used for news about topics like hacks, the mishandling of customer data, and bad behavior by executives.
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PewDiePie gives shout out to hateful, anti-Semitic YouTube channel YouTube's most popular creator, the man known as PewDiePie, has a history of bad behavior.
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He was revered nationally as a symbol of African-American political leadership but his accomplishments were often overshadowed by bad behavior in his personal life.
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Under the plan the FCC will review complaints from consumers about ISPs, and determine if they are disclosing bad behavior like blocking or throttling content.
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He's presumably hoping he'll last longer there than he did in the White House, where bad behavior cost him his job after just a week.
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Sadly, it is unlikely their bad behavior will in any fashion be corrected by even the most draconian turns of the diplomatic or economic screws.
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The reputation of the Armed Forces is being put at risk by the bad behavior of numerous senior officers in matters political, occupational, and financial.
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A lot of housing policy discussions since the meltdown have focused on clamping down on bad behavior and seeing red flags more clearly and quicker.
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Given the state Public Service Commission just voted to kick Charter out of the state for bad behavior, contacting these agencies can sometimes be fruitful.
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Those rules would implement a part of Dodd-Frank aimed at ensuring compensation plans don't encourage bad behavior from executives looking to boost their paychecks.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nick Kyrgios was fined a total of $5,500 for bad behavior during his U.S. Open first-round defeat, organizers said on Thursday.
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As a policy consideration, I do not think Golden's misadventures on that one drunken night should have made him an immortal example of bad behavior.
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He said the CFPB could also have reformulated the penalties for violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices law to impose steeper costs for bad behavior.
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At the season level, these moments work to build Rick into a complex character who we relate to despite his unhinged genius and bad behavior.
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Though Evans had heard rumors about Weinstein's alleged bad behavior, she was concerned about making a good impression considering his then-power in the industry.
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I'm not going to call one strain a problem or say it has bad behavior—both strains of mouse are blameless—there's some biological difference.
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Twitter is announcing a few new anti-harassment features today: These specific changes alone, obviously, aren't going to stop harassment and bad behavior on Twitter.
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One would think that the Police union would want miscreants off the Force as much as anyone else for bad behavior drags them all down.
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I'm writing this on National Kindness Day, a reminder that "political correctness" is a misnomer used in bad faith to excuse bad behavior and unkindness.
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Although Professor Jacquet sees benefits accruing from certain forms of finger-pointing, she also feels they can do only so much to improve bad behavior.
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Each episode purports to follow a group of friends through boozy feuds, marital scandals and appallingly bad behavior at five-star resorts around the world.
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It also comes as the sector braces for tougher scrutiny after a scathing public inquiry into the finance industry uncovered widespread bad behavior and mismanagement.
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Her "Ballad" is open to charges of narcissism, exhibitionism, voyeurism and the glamorization of bad behavior, qualities that are partly what make it so riveting.
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Together, parent and child can identify the bad behavior before it arises and then the child can suggest what he thinks the repercussion should be.
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One in four parents, however, believed in giving in to the child and 5 percent supported doing nothing at all in response to bad behavior.
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If that sounds like an elaborate justification for my own bad behavior—well, this is a personal essay, and that is the work they do.
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Jeanne Shaheen that problems with Russia are "caused by Russian bad behavior" and said the administration would be doing more to crack down on Moscow.
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And so it proves with "Darling," a poignant comic study of the bad faith and bad behavior of a narcissistic celebrity and those around him.
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And while you can point to some bad behavior on the part of Democrats—gerrymandering in Maryland, for instance—there is absolutely no equivalence here.
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Whoever your kitchen role model, take note: according to a new study, Jamie and Nigella could be leading you down a path of bad behavior.
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Continuing to reward Pakistan's bad behavior with seemingly endless streams of military aid, including this latest batch of F-16s, is certainly not the answer.
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As Tony gets released from prison for a second time it remains to be seen whether he's ready to put his bad behavior behind him.
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In February, with a clear and powerful blog post about her time at Uber, Susan Fowler blew open the doors on bad behavior in tech.
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For example, a "red-yellow-green" color system for categorizing behavior as acceptable or problematic could increase awareness and halt bad behavior in the moment.
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He's also been incredibly reluctant to criticize bad behavior from members of the Trump administration, even as evidence of such acts continue to pile up.
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Build awareness of what triggers the bad behavior — that is, not merely the presence of an attractive target, but the setting in which this occurs.
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Many readers noted that men can do much to help women — and others — who travel alone by simply not ignoring the bad behavior of others.
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It's a black revenge comedy starring Carey Mulligan as a woman who ruthlessly turns the tables on the bad behavior of both men and women.
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Trump, by taking a hard line on Iran, drew some needed attention to Iran's bad behavior and created an opportunity to improve the nuclear deal.
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If underlings, directors, shareholders and prosecutors did not think that the big boss walked on water, professionally speaking, then bad behavior would be less tolerated.
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I've read Bad Behavior many times since entering adulthood, and I understand now that the "unlikability" of her characters doesn't make them unique or novel.
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Goldman, like other big banks, has tried to repair its image by emphasizing employees' ethical obligations and setting up new rules to discourage bad behavior.
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Even when teenagers play off their bad behavior, they know when they've crossed a line and fully expect that adults will hold them to account.
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Unfortunately, the culture of plausible deniability to protect coaches — and the heightened scrutiny to police athletes — continues to shield bad behavior and produce poor results.
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Finally, is there political merit in a strategy of holding your nose to the odor of bad behavior in order to breathe freely in 85033?
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Some senior executives have been taken to task in "public hangings" — one of the Principles meant to "deter bad behavior" — when they break the rules.
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It turns out, however, that power does not always lead to bad behavior — and can actually make leaders more sensitive to the needs of others.
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The Trump administration imposed sanctions on Iran in February and May in response to what it described as "bad behavior" with respect to the tests.
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Verizon has spent the better part of the last decade mired in privacy scandals and lobbying the government to ignore or legalize its bad behavior.
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The cancellation comes a few days after the singer was banned from performing in China due to bad behavior, Beijing's Municipal Bureau of Culture said.
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"We also find that there is no 'pay it forward' for good behavior, but there is 'pay it forward' for bad behavior," Dr. Leskovec explained.
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We cannot allow ourselves to turn a blind eye to bad behavior, and this convening will provide us with a forum to discuss real solutions.
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" The sheriff also appeared to insinuate that the victim shared blame for the violent outcome, saying: "Two people engaged in bad behavior that day. Why?
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Bethesda does have a browser-based alternative for flagging bad behavior in its games, but it's not clearly advertised (or even accessible) from the Bethesda.
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Heteropessimism, and our fixation on men's fallibility, doesn't only help straight women evade responsibility for their bad behavior; it can help lesbians do it too.
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The root of his bad behavior is grief following the alleged "disappearance" of his older brother Reda (Sami Outalbali, coming to Sex Education season 2).
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And some say that while ESG can weed out bad behavior it's not sparking innovation and moving the ball forward on things like climate change.
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Administration spokespeople have indicated as much in statements and press backgrounders, decrying Iran's non-nuclear "bad behavior" as violating the spirit of the nuclear deal.
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But that's easier said than done, given that the fundamental incentive structure that motivated Carson's bad behavior hasn't changed: more cash, more fees, more power.
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Who knew that saying "let's go out for a drink" is three steps away to creating the conditions for someone else to have bad behavior?
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Charlie Sheen was fired from the CBS sitcom "Two and a Half Men" in 2011 and replaced after several episodes of bizarre and bad behavior.
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We need to acknowledge and call out bad behavior no matter who does it, and then we have to allow for fair and measured accountability.
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"Clearly that's what it's all set up to do — to protect the member of Congress whose bad behavior caused the problem," Esty told the Post.
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For years, the conclusion that has been drawn from the study was that circumstances can bring out the worst in people or encourage bad behavior.
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Regulators have a limited amount of tools in the toolbox when it comes to policing bad behavior, and a major fine is a primary one.
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A similar situation, bad behavior that we brought to their attention which was ... I mean, they knew it, but they didn't do anything about it.
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After five months, I was forced into treatment programs, but my bad behavior landed me in a therapeutic community, where I used toothbrushes to clean stairs.
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"Regulators love the idea of having a large bucket of money that can be forfeited for bad behavior," said Alan Johnson, a Wall Street compensation consultant.
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Not everyone thought justice was served, though, pointing out that Catherine was ultimately left off the hook for her role in protecting her father's bad behavior.
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I see lots of bad behavior in the clubs I work in so I always have good stories, which is good enough for me for now.
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The responsibility for keeping Costco's massive stores running smoothly falls on its employees, but bad behavior from customers can make the staff's job a lot harder.
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Schumer said she now calls men out on their bad behavior, even though it makes her uncomfortable, because it could possibly help the next woman along.
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Indeed, independent judiciaries and legislatures, as well as media and civil society, are showing their willingness to hold powerful people to account for their bad behavior.
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In 2015, Ellen had Justin Bieber on the show to discuss the video he'd recently posted to Facebook apologizing for his years of reported bad behavior.
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And later, when it was politically beneficial, they defended Bill's bad behavior and stayed mute as Clinton allies mauled his dalliances as trailer trash and stalkers.
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Those criteria include gender, current age, age at time of arrest, gang membership, substance abuse, prior convictions, and disciplinary write-ups for bad behavior in prison.
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Ekeland thinks that courts treat many "hacker" crimes as unduly threatening, however, compared to non-computer crimes that cause financial damage — or bad behavior by companies.
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"Oftentimes, we use alcohol as an excuse for bad behavior, but this provides little comfort when a partner feels hurt by your drunk actions," she says.
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Given bitcoin and the larger cryptocurrency world's deep tradition of enduring bad behavior, it is not a surprise that ICOs are attracting humans of base intent.
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The Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture has banned the pop star from performing on its mainland because of his "bad behavior" both on and off stage.
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He called for the SEC to carefully weigh who had profited from the bad behavior, and urged the SEC to hold individuals accountable for their actions.
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Many take issue with the fact that Lochte was a privileged, white visitor using the city's reputation for crime to cover up his own bad behavior.
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Pai's plan is to have regulators at the FTC look closely to make sure bad behavior is buried somewhere in an ISP's terms of service agreement.
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In that same study, of 38 companies involved in incidents of CEO bad behavior, 11 exhibited positive stock price returns when CEO misbehavior made the news.
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"October 22, 2018: "We use reports from our community and technology like machine learning and artificial intelligence to detect bad behavior and take action more quickly.
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"July 25, 2018: "We use reports from our community and technology like machine learning and artificial intelligence to detect bad behavior and take action more quickly.
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"The first 10 years we had serious culture issues, very bad behavior, really toxic work environment," Pompeo told Henson during an actress-to-actress Variety interview.
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Mr. Cosby's lawyers are likely to raise the decision to allow the additional testimony on appeal, because ordinarily evidence of prior bad behavior is not permitted.
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" More highlights from Trump's statement on the bill: "I favor tough measures to punish and deter bad behavior by the rogue regimes in Tehran and Pyongyang.
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"There is additional value in the behavior of the company because bad behavior exposes them to risk and risk exposes them to financial consequences," she says.
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Financial companies say that letting the public see complaints against it damages its reputation — in other words, outing their alleged bad behavior makes them look bad.
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Word of Massad's troubles reached city hall over the years, but his council colleagues and top administrators seem to have enabled the then-mayor's bad behavior.
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Even the local angel groups, where they exist, tended to reinforce bad behavior as often as they shared good ones (as organized angel groups often do).
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Zuckerberg took Craigslist, added real identity to thwart bad behavior and now is bolting it to the navigation bar of the most-used app on earth.
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NEWS VERY, VERY BAD BEHAVIOR According to Gothamist, the suspect, seen in the video above, has a medium build, close-cropped dark hair, and a goatee.
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The SEC is showing its muscle in Silicon Valley with a crackdown on bad behavior, starting with unicorn startup Zenefits and its former CEO Parker Conrad.
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Such fines, along with a more aggressive pursuit of criminal charges for bad behavior and violations, would go a long way toward addressing this systemic behavior.
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"Natural wine is all about celebrating pleasure and freedom and experimentation, which is great, until those things are used to excuse bad behavior," Ross told me.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett told CNBC on Monday that Wells Fargo was slow to stop bad behavior in its ranks, but it's an overall good business.
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Some would also say Kim hasn't earned the right to hold direct talks with anyone about anything, that giving him this platform only rewards bad behavior.
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Martin Scorsese's endlessly rewatchable epic of excess invites the audience to observe and even enjoy the bacchanal of bad behavior the movie simultaneously celebrates and vilifies.
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" She added: "I worked as a flight attendant for 34 years on flights with professional athletes, politicians, movie stars — I've seen bad behavior all my life.
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The majority of the advice involves working around the difficult parent, I ask Corner, but is it possible to work on actually changing their bad behavior?
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California is believed to be the only state that grants its attorney general the power to root out and "eliminate" a local police force's bad behavior.
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But spiritually, reporting bad behavior offers me a way to take action instead of arguing with people who simply want to ignite a war of words.
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This case shows that sometimes, the worst offenders don't only escape punishment -- Brooks resigned, but got re-elected shortly thereafter -- but get glorified for bad behavior.
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More women in the higher echelons of the corporate ranks could help change a culture that turns a blind eye to, if not condones, bad behavior.
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As a child in the foster care system, Shipp kept a log of his placements that detailed how quickly he was kicked out for bad behavior.
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One huge implication is that people may be less likely to avoid bad behavior if they know they can later disavow a recording of their mischief.
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And the bad behavior became somewhat contagious, apparently, in some offices more than others, where people put in phony accounts and all that sort of thing.
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In doing so, the billionaire entrepreneur brought the same drive that pushed electric cars into the mainstream to a legal dispute over his own bad behavior.
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She conducts revealing interviews with some of Ormond's most entitled male graduates, who talk casually about their bad behavior—food fights, public drunkenness, running around naked.
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With the proliferation of smartphones and social media, there are more ways than ever to document and share bad behavior, which can permanently damage your reputation.
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" In response to Trump's interview comments, another attorney for Cohen, Lanny Davis, said on Twitter that Cohen "acknowledged and took responsibility for @realDonaldTrump @POTUS bad behavior.
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To combat the sort of bad behavior highlighted in recent media reports and have a more diverse environment, the entire ecosystem needs to change, Guzy argued.
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But the assassination of Kim Jong-nam would allow opponents of North Korean engagement to charge that granting visas only rewarded bad behavior, the person said.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission, which generally governs bad behavior in the investment world, has aggressively gone after venture capital firms like Rothenberg Ventures for fraud.
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As we are seeing, the bad behavior is increasingly leading to trouble, and shareholders can let them know that being a jerk carries a high price.
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Mostly this column is a court of last resort to restrain the bad behavior of a spouse, and in such cases, the court has your ear.
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"Dark blue?" had me thinking of color, but the word "dark" in this clue hints at bad behavior, and the word "blue" refers to the uniform.
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He apologized, yet again, for Facebook's bad behavior and sought to clarify what the platform has done, is doing, and will do to rectify the situation.
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It's examining our HR systems, it's looking at these NDAs that are used to silence victims but then allow the predators to continue their bad behavior.
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As Kleiman noted, certainty of punishment is crucial because it can help shape a person's ideas about whether bad behavior will lead to short-term consequences.
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When I would report some action that was unloving or unkind, especially if I was trying to justify my own bad behavior, Martin would be visibly saddened.
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