This isn't the case of a bad egg or two.
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It so is and one bad egg could just spoil the rest.
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"He's a bad egg," Jane had said, long ago, but I'd forgotten why.
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WE OBVIOUSLY HAD, AND THERE IS NO CONTESTING, WE HAD A BAD EGG OUT THERE.
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FORMER GOLDMAN SACHS CEO LLOYD BLANKFEIN ASKED ABOUT 1MDB SAYS BANK "HAD A BAD EGG"
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This blows away any notion that Flynn was the only bad egg in the bunch.
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Chef Neil Rankin, of London's successful Smokehouse and Bad Egg restaurants, remembers a particular Edinburgh delicacy.
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"I don't think that this should be just like, 'Oh, Wansink's a bad egg,'" she told BuzzFeed News.
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THEN THE QUESTION FOR THE INSTITUTION BECOMES – AND EVERYBODY FROM TIME TO TIME WILL HAVE A BAD EGG.
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Even if you think he&aposs a bad egg, you&aposve got to at least work it towards a solution.
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The wonder of this wretched moment has never been the existence and stench of a bad egg in the Oval Office.
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"The kid showed no pretty colors," he says of a bad-egg bully who turns him on to PCP-laced bong hits.
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These fuses act like off switches; they'll automatically open during thermal runaway and isolate the bad egg from affecting other cells nearby.
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"Like all platforms and walks of life there are bad eggs but for every bad egg I found on Mixer I found 1,000 amazing people," he said.
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The attempts to portray Rory as flawed and sometimes a "bad egg" are laughably disingenuous, especially factoring Alexis Bledel's painfully shit acting: She can't even portray boredom well.
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Even Royal Wedding's political subplot, which threatens to spoil the whole thing, manages to stay safely on the side of naive goodwill, with one royal bad egg responsible for everything that's awry in Aldovia.
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For too long now, as the stench of scandal has wafted through the Olympic Games, international soccer and other global sports, governing bodies have reacted timidly, throwing out a bad egg or two but little else.
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Spoiler alert: There aren't spray-tanned Oompa Loompas in shorteralls, suspect fizzy lifting drinks, or bad egg-sorting rooms — but you will find robotic arms, a syrupy-sugar mixture called "slurry," and a "belly flop" sorting bin.
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Before you turn out the lights, you decide you&aposre going to turn out the lights, why don&apost you come over, sit down and talk, and show the bad egg what the world could be like if you decide to change.
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" @MKCBA @AmericanAir it was one bad egg who just didn't want to help…let's give it to charity this trip is about giving will send that info — Andie MacDowell (@AndieMacDowell3) January 23, 2016 She also responded to a follower, writing that she hadn't intended to sound "elitist.
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In March 1862 Dryer's longtime publishing rival and political foe Asahel Bush gleefully reprinted a snippet from the Yreka Union charging that the "Bad Egg" T. J. Dryer "is so constantly drunk as to render him unfit to discharge the duties of his office.""Bad Egg," Oregon Statesman, vol. 12, no. 4 (March 31, 1862), pg. 2.
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Jacobson joined with Fred Hicks and Rob Donoghue of Evil Hat Productions and Chris Hanrahan in 2008 to form the game company One Bad Egg, with a goal to publish high-quality PDFs for 4th edition Dungeons & Dragons that supported storytelling; sales were bad, and Hicks announced in September 2009 that One Bad Egg was closing down. Jacobson is now the president of Restoration Games, a tabletop game publishing company, specializing in out-of-print mass-market games from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. He has contributed to the designs on all of their publications, including Indulgence, Stop Thief!, Downforce, Dinosaur Tea Party, and Fireball Island: The Curse of Vul-Kar, along with various expansions.
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Bragg contributes to the The Australian Financial Review, The Daily Telegraph and The Australian and appears on the ABC and Sky News. He is the author of Fit for Service (2017), the essay "Scrap Iron for Japan" in Paul Ritchie's Forgotten People Updated (2018), and Bad Egg: How to Fix Super (2020).
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The Traditional Chinese characters for the word huài dàn, a Mandarin Chinese profanity meaning, literally, "bad egg" Profanity in Mandarin Chinese most commonly involves sexual references and scorn of the object's ancestors, especially their mother. Other Mandarin insults accuse people of not being human. Compared to English, scatological and blasphemous references are less often used. In this article, unless otherwise noted, the Traditional character will follow its Simplified form if it is different.
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He attempts to kill Jacqui and she leaves the village fearing for her safety. Cooper told Daniel Kilkelly (Digital Spy) that Trevor is "aggressive and a bad egg" and "dangerous", adding that he has the potential to kill Jacqui. The actress stated that had his scenes with Jacqui aired in the spin-off series Hollyoaks Later, the scenes would have been more "brutal". But due to the 6.30pm timeslot Hollyoaks airs in, they were structured differently.
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On July 9, 1928, Harry met 20-year-old Josephine Noyes Rotch, ten years his junior, and began a troublesome affair with her. She had been known around Boston as "fast, a 'bad egg'...with a good deal of sex appeal." Josephine would inspire Crosby's next collection of poems which he dedicated to her, titled Transit of Venus. Josephine married Albert Smith Bigelow on June 21, 1929, but Harry and Josephine rekindled their affair within a few weeks.
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If a chicken landed in a nest, they would earn those food items for the week. There was also a space, the "bad egg", in which landing a chicken in it would result in the house losing all of the obtained food items. Will landed a chicken in this spot, though they managed to gain some food back. Later that day, Marvin chose to nominate Holly and Lori for eviction, citing them as two of the most influential players in the game.
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Brennan Taylor of Indie Press Revolution hired Hicks as a part-time staff member; Ron Edwards felt that this resulted in an IPR which was less friendly to the small press that it was created to serve and left IPR. Hicks did layout for Cubicle 7's Starblazer Adventures (2008), and in the process offered much editorial work. Hicks also did layouts for the sixth edition of Hero System (2009). In September 2009, Hicks announced that One Bad Egg was closing down.
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Donoghue was the primary author of Spirit of the Century (2006), with key support from Leonard Balsera. Hicks and Donoghue joined with Chris Hanrahan and Justin D. Jacobson to form the company One Bad Egg in 2008 to publish PDFs for Dungeons & Dragons 4th edition. Donoghue and Hicks were two of the nine authors who were ultimately writing for The Dresden Files Roleplaying Game. Donoghue co- designed Leverage: The Roleplaying Game (2011) with Cam Banks, Clark Valentine, and others for Margaret Weis Productions.
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Retford was involved in the early history of Methodism, with John Wesley preaching in the town square in 1779. His visit had a warm reception from some Retfordians - led by a certain John Willey - who conspired to disrupt his preaching. In the end this was limited to the throwing of a bad egg, which missed Wesley but hit his sister. She was said to retaliate with a torrent of abuse that made the crowd laugh even if somewhat out of place at an evangelistic rally.
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In 1955 Kharitonov became a public idol after Private Ivan was screened throughout the country. He was the object of much fan mail, and appeared privately to many local audiences in clubs, schools, factories and stadia. "His fame was such that the actor could not walk down the street." Kharitonov was a multi-dimensional performer who created a new type of Russian cinematic character: the charming bad egg, which he developed in his characterisations of Brovkin, the policeman Vasya Shaneshkin and his later heroic characters.
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Hicks and Donoghue began work on the licensed Dresden Files Roleplaying Game in 2004, but publication was held up because he decided to use Spirit of the Century to introduce the Fate 3.0 system instead. While working on these other games, as a side-project he worked on indie RPG Don't Rest Your Head (2006), which would be Evil Hat's first published game. Hicks and Donoghue joined with Chris Hanrahan and Justin D. Jacobson to form the company One Bad Egg in 2008 to publish PDFs for Dungeons & Dragons 4th edition.
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Many theater companies have performed at Darkhorse Theater. The Nasvhille Shakespeare Festival, Groundworks, Mockingbird Public Theatre, The Eggplant Fairy Players, The Real Life Players, Tennessee Repertory Theatre, Bad Egg Productions, Theatre of Dreams, Willful Women, Carpetbag theatre, Wood and Strings Puppet Theater, PG13 Player, Spontaneous Combustion, Western Eyes Productions, Blue Moves, Global Education Center, Theatre Craft, Green Room, People's Branch Theatre, Rhubarb Theatre, Circle Players, John Holleman, Music City Burlesque, Minton Sparks, Shining Light, Collards and Caviar, Village Cultural Arts, USN Theatre Guild, Husted Dance, Del Shores Productions, Distraction and Chaffins Barn.
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In this film, it is not squirrels but geese that lay special golden chocolate-filled eggs for Easter, one of which she demands as a new pet. She and Violet bicker on two occasions. Veruca is eliminated at the end of her musical number in the film ("I Want it Now"I Want it Now) after climbing a machine designed to tell whether or not the goose eggs are "good" or "bad" eggs. The machine judges her as a "bad egg" and she disappears down the garbage chute.
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Kim found comfort in Oakdale's newest business man, Nick Andropolous who was running a Greek restaurant in Oakdale. Kim reminded Nick of his dead wife, this was confirmed when his brother Steve arrived in town, he was shocked when he saw Kim who resembled his brother's dead wife. Kim and Nick then planned to get married but a problem arose, Nick's dead wife Andrea wasn't dead, Andrea eventually allowed a divorce and Kim and Nick married. Kim's stepdaughter by Dan, Betsy was now seeing Steve who was a bad egg and was now involved in smuggling drugs.
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However the public prosecutor stated that the willingness of Gomez to co- operate with the police and his lack of a previous criminal record led to the decision.Gomez Let off with a Stern Warning, The Straits Times, 13 May 2006 Following this, former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew said that the decision not to prosecute did not make Gomez any less dishonest and called him a "bad egg". As a result of the saga, "James Gomez" became the most searched term on Technorati in May 2006.www.jamesgomeznews.com/blog/index.php?option=com_content&task;=view&id;=20&Itemid;=64 . Jamesgomeznews.com.
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In the 1970s, Yuen had three Hwang Jang Lee films: Secret Rivals 2 (1977) as Silver Fox’s henchman; The Invincible Armour (1977) as Assassin; and film Dance of the Drunk Mantis (1979) as Rubber Legs' student. In the 1980s, Yuen played Devil Disciple Leader in the 1983 film Zu Warriors from the Magic Mountain, alongside Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao and Mang Hoi. Yuen played SWAT Team Member in 1985 film Heart of the Dragon, alongside Sammo Hung and Jackie Chan. Yuen played Bad Egg in 1986 film Righting Wrongs (who also directed), along with Yuen Biao, Melvin Wong, Cynthia Rothrock, Peter Cunningham and Siu-wong Fan.
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Nana McQueen (Diane Langton) and Cleo's cousin Bart McQueen (Jonny Clarke) also return to the village for the funeral. Mulkerrin commented that Bart is "a bit of a bad egg" and it was not a positive thing for the family to have him around. The actress admitted to feeling nervous while filming the scenes, especially when she had to shoot Cleo's monologue, in which Cleo remembers all the things she and Celine used to get up to when they were younger. Cleo breaks down at the end of her speech, and Mulkerrin said that she just cannot believe that Cameron could have killed Celine.
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Duncan Hines, an American entrepreneur, often enjoyed ham and eggs as a supper meal. He said that people should choose ham and eggs as a meal at a diner when uncertain about what to order, because cooks cannot "disguise a bad egg nor spoil a slice of good ham." According to his own account, on one occasion in 1899, Hines ordered five dollars' worth of ham and eggs at Harry Hynd's Restaurant in Cheyenne, Wyoming, a very large amount of food (according to U.S. government statistics, $5 in 1899 was the equivalent of $143.60 in 2015 dollars). Hines had hardly anything to eat for four days, having had to walk about to Cheyenne after his horse gave out.
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Corax then sued Tisias for the fee, arguing that if Corax won the case, he would get his pay, but if Tisias won (his first lawsuit) he would then have to fulfill the terms of their original agreement. Some versions of the tale end here. Others attribute a counterargument to Tisias: that if he lost the case, he would escape paying under the terms of the original agreement (having not yet won a lawsuit), and if he won there would still be no penalty, since he would be awarded the money at issue. At this point, the judge throws both of them out of court, remarking "κακοῦ κόρακος κακὸν ᾠόν" ("a bad egg from a bad crow").
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