You didn't complain to the authorities, you didn't complain to your boss.
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I'm going to complain to Nicholas Sparks about that one.
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I make a mental note to complain to Apple later.
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You can also complain to the BBB Wise Giving Alliance.
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He turned to complain to referee Ben Dreith, who disagreed.
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"Fighters complain to me about boxing writers now," he said.
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I cannot complain to the police because the guy ran away.
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WHAT happens to people who complain to the authorities in China?
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LG: What better person to complain to than Kara, your boss.
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At that point, there will be no one to complain to.
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One thing you can do is complain to the building's managers.
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They don't recognize their symptoms and don't complain to the doctor.
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You don't need to complain to them about your uncle's response.
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They're who I can lean on and who I can complain to.
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And then they sit around and they just complain to each other.
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"You can complain to one of the fair housing agencies," Scherer suggests.
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"We'll go complain to the police [on Monday]," Omari told the AFP.
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My patients often complain to me that eating better is more expensive.
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We can complain to the authorities, but what can they do now?
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But no one complained, since there was no one to complain to.
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How should I complain to these people (or back away from them)?
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Headlines - Apple, Cisco, Daimler and BMW complain to Brussels over patents on.ft.
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All presidents complain, to some extent, about the press coverage they receive.
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When I brought all the manufacturers in my city together they didn't think, I was wondering whether they are going to complain to me I was a mayor and they didn't complain to me about Obamacare or taxes.
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You don't win a big game and then still complain to the refs.
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"My friend Carmen will never complain to me about piano practice," she said.
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NGOs say domestic helpers rarely complain to authorities fearing employers may sack them.
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Customers who complain to customer service via Twitter come off a little selfish.
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You probably shouldn't complain to baristas about the prices at a coffee shop.
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These young people write to complain, to explain, to reflect, to crack jokes.
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They complain to developers and they announce boycotts of games that include them.
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Please complain to our state legislators, rather than throw the negativity at us.
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Regardless, can I complain to the board about the noise my neighbor makes?
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He's going to complain to Instagram because his thirst traps aren't blowing up?
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We complain to each other about our annoying bosses and bad customer experiences.
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When we complain to Amazon, they send us back to the contracting companies.
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"It's not designed for heat or brightness," I complain to my co-worker.
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If you encounter problems, you can complain to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Journalists hate to complain to their editors about close calls and bad luck.
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Mentally strong couples don't complain to their friends or family members about their partners.
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Romney told The Hill on Tuesday that Republican colleagues don't complain to him directly.
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Professionals frequently complain to Miss Manners about their clients' inability to arrive on time.
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Tesla lashed out at the NTSB and said it planned to complain to Congress.
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Several took to social media to complain to the company, based in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
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You want to complain to someone — take it up with your parents and grandparents.
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"Look, if you don't like it, go complain to the US Treasury," said another.
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And Sessions isn't likely to complain to the HR person for the Justice Department.
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Candidates have 72 hours after the official result to complain to the Constitutional Court.
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Many of the men who complain to me, or to my bosses, simply misunderstand.
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These cheeky double-entendres caused some viewers in Britain to complain to the BBC.
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So what we've learned is you just go complain to Jack Dorsey at Twitter.
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Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said the Palestinians would complain to the International Criminal Court.
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I complain to R. and then roll back over and sleep for three more hours.
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"Police officers would complain to us about their salaries," said Slobodan Homen, an Otpor leader.
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The Chinese ministry had said it would immediately complain to the WTO over American unilateralism.
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Just don't complain to us when you get hooked on one of those goofy Fortnite dances.
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He said voters complain to him about outside groups spending so heavily to influence Virginia elections.
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"I have not had one country complain to me about the President's tweets," she told Cabrera.
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"It was like trying to complain to a brick wall," Sara Abusheikh told the Daily Beast.
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Passengers were left unprepared for the delays, leading many to complain to their airlines on Twitter.
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Usually, they have to complain to Roskomnadzor (RKN), the internet watchdog set by the Russian state.
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It also said potential investors should not complain to financial regulators if things do go wrong.
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High-profile users have been known to receive immediate treatment if they complain to Dorsey directly.
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She declined the offer and never intended to complain to human resources personnel, internal records show.
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Obviously don't say, "Your clients complain to me about you," because that's not helpful, it's mean.
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"If somebody actually hacks in and takes your money, there's nobody to complain to," Jenkin said.
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I no longer complain to women who are fat that I'm overweight, except now of course.
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Consumers can also complain to the consumer bureau, the F.T.C. or their state attorney general's office.
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You cannot complain to your senator or representative, since the CFPB does not answer to Congress.
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You can complain to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau online or by calling 855-411-2372.
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When he tried to complain to his supervisors, who are white, they did nothing, Williams said.
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Yet Catlin continued to complain to her parents of headaches, sensitivity to light and trouble sleeping.
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I was very upset because I didn't have anyone to complain to that wouldn't jeopardize my job.
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If the perpetrator is at a different university, you may not even know who to complain to.
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But if the handset takes a real dunk and dies, you won't have anyone to complain to.
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I did complain to the US Treasury, but my email must have gone into a black hole.
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Collectively, the focus on poor customer service may have prompted more passengers to complain to the DOT.
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Less than 219 percent of these passengers currently complain to the airlines and try to get compensation.
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It's normal for your mother to complain to you about her sex life with your father, right?
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"Most people would go down and complain to the refs about the facemask," said cornerback Richard Sherman.
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Midway through The Devil Wears Prada, Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway) tries to find someone to complain to.
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It also puts the onus on individuals and small businesses to complain to regulators and request investigations.
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We run at similar paces and like to chat and complain to each other as we trudge along.
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Just don't complain to anyone if you do, lest they start playing their own tiny violins in response.
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Yet Baka people throughout Lobéké told BuzzFeed News they were unaware there was anyone they could complain to.
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When the Saudis pay late, according to a former senior intelligence official, the Jordanians complain to C.I.A. officials.
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She did not complain to Fox, she told the Times, because she didn't want to hurt her career.
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That redditor suggested we complain to Disney instead, who has a long history of protecting its brand image.
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The American Soybean Association, which represents 21,000 U.S. farmers, might complain to U.S. regulators if the merger advances.
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Many creators have continued to publicly complain to YouTube, and some have even openly argued with each other.
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Or they complain to the risk management office that I mismanaged their care (as happened to me recently).
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I have carefully observed what makes other passengers snap at fat passengers, roll their eyes, complain to staff.
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Members of his family have used Twitter to complain to American officials about his condition while in jail.
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Choose the wines in lighter bottles, and complain to producers, importers, distributors and merchants about the heavier ones.
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After all, if your spouse is your best friend, then whom do you complain to your spouse about?
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They take to Facebook, or they complain to their friends, that labor costs are killing their bottom line.
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China and South Korea condemned the tariffs, with Seoul set to complain to the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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Malmstrom told reporters the EU was ready to complain to the World Trade Organization, and retaliate within 90 days.
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Most people would do nothing; the stronger among us might knock on a door, or complain to a super.
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Murkowski appeared to complain to her staff about the presence of CNN in the little-trafficked but public hallway.
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In response, Beijing accused the United States on Wednesday of bullying and said it would complain to the WTO.
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Not all passengers feel comfortable with breastfeeding in their vicinity and sometimes these passengers complain to the cabin staff.
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By this point my toxic relationship had come to end, so I didn't even have anyone to complain to.
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I don't have any brothers, and I eloped with my husband, so I couldn't even complain to my parents.
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But now they can bother you 24 hours a day... and complain to your manager when you don't respond.
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Or you can use voice—complain to the manufacturer, stay and try to change the place you live in.
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On the one hand, this means it's easier for customers to complain to a company — and do so publicly.
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At worst, they will wind the president up to complain to the P.M. and, potentially, to hold a grudge.
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The President has been particularly irked that he's finding out about decisions after people complain to him about them.
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There is political dissent, if rarely open protest, but in general people are free to complain to one another.
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Hundreds of people have taken to Twitter to complain to Apple Support's account that the update has bricked their device.
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After she threatened to complain to the Inspector General's office on base, she said her family was given temporary lodging.
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We can never predict what will offend the public or move individuals to take time to complain to the Commission.
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They didn't get me one, so I didn't complain to anybody, I didn't say anything, I slept in the lobby.
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Users would complain to local ISPs about slow connections to Facebook and Instagram several times a day, ABC News noted.
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Some recall having their seatmates complain to a flight attendant, or even flat-out refuse to sit next to them.
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He also says that when he did complain to Ronell about her harassment, she retaliated by sabotaging his job prospects.
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At one point in the promo, the teachers at Sheldon's high school complain to the principal about their student's candor.
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But consumer groups say ensuring that citizens can still complain to their local regulator is important for protecting their privacy.
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The 239 Race When people complain to me about a poll, it's usually because they think the demographics are wrong.
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We are trained not to complain, to be self-sufficient, and to put the needs of others before our own.
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I would complain to the IPCC but I don't have any faith in an organisation full of ex-police officers.
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And if things don't seem right, do what Mr. Shafer did: Complain to your senators and elected representative in Congress.
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The poem, "Kimseye Etmem Sikayet" ("I complain to no one") is the gloomy tale of a long exile against her will.
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Their marriage, which the couple shared on social media, led a local Catholic to complain to the archdiocese, the sources said.
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Some of the documents allege Conyers offered his protection when staff would complain to him about management in the office. Rep.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story said Taguchi began speaking out because she wanted to complain to the Japanese government.
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The move prompted Nasdaq, along with other exchanges and automated trading firms, to complain to the SEC about IEX's operating model.
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Frankly, a developer shouldn't have to complain to someone like me to get a company like Apple to change its mind.
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She was encouraged to make a complaint with DPS but went on again to complain to another detention officer, Wilson said.
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They're a huge concern for consumers who complain to the FCC, which has struggled in the past to tackle the issue.
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In the second part, you see the woman complain to security as Cuba is on a sofa nearby with his girlfriend.
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It's not like, say, you can complain to the cops when someone empties your bitcoin wallet on an illegal drug marketplace.
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And then because they have no more money and they can't go hunting they go back to complain to the company.
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Some of the work is then done poorly, and the employee will complain to others about how they are being overworked.
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After Berrettini held serve to make it 2-2 in the fifth set, Sock went to complain to the chair umpire.
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It was that tweet that prompted the school to complain to Twitter, says the school's interim chief communications officer David Irwin.
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The Verge's article highlighted one instance where Mars' lack of boundary setting prompted a PhD student to complain to the school.
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Yep — this is the point in the story where I complain to you about how hard it was to stop complaining.
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Their decision to complain to reporters, rather than take aim at Mr. Trump, helped propel the future president to the nomination.
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China and South Korea condemned the tariffs, with Seoul set to complain to the World Trade Organization over the "excessive" move.
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That does it: Raven, Jasmine, and Taylor all complain to Nick about Corinne, and through them he finds out about her nanny.
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ShopCity went on to complain to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC), arguing Google was unfairly favoring its own local search products.
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"You could complain to the board and say it's a violation of the standard of care, but it's not formalized," Reiss said.
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He, along with other palliative care doctors, has written to complain to the ministry about this unintended consequence of the new plan.
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Sometimes they'd complain to me about the cost of the photos and I was like, "I'm just a jolly guy for hire".
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I also have a blue checkmark on there now that means when I complain to any companies, they get a little notification.
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Robocalls are on the rise and have become a regular annoyance for the millions of Americans who complain to regulators about them.
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And I hesitate to forgive myself for not doing more than complain to friends and family at the time of McCain's remark.
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When someone is harmed, she can complain to her local data protection authority, but whether and how they investigate is their prerogative.
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Cyclists have become so accustomed to the green waves that they complain to city transportation officials whenever a traffic signal is malfunctioning.
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Who could you complain to about the postal service, if there were no FedEx or UPS, no fax machines or e-mail?
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New York police said they had reported the incident involving Ali to the U.S. State Department, which could complain to the Sudanese government.
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Chances are, if you complain to the manager and he sides with you, he's just putting on a show to calm you down.
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In one email, Krigsman encouraged the FCC to demand a correction for the story, while instructing Bray to complain to his colleague's boss.
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Women often complain to her of feeling overwhelmed, as if "all the responsibilities are on their head", looking after both land and children.
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Unlike with my egg-loving neighbor, I could not bring myself to complain to the person who decided the size of my paycheck.
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Another 35% said their first response is to complain to a licensing body, like the U.S. Department of Transportation or the European Union.
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I'll have to have you back another week, perhaps to complain to you when my phone is filled with little purple icons. Ciao!
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When truck drivers have gripes related to their work, they, unlike many blue-collar workers, can't complain to a union representative or strike.
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As a senator, Obama used to complain to me and others that President George W. Bush was too passive about atrocities in Darfur.
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Both Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair had occasion to complain—to him and to the palace—about his interference in the legislative process.
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Clients pay me to be the best version of myself—not complain to them about how tired or sick I might be feeling.
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When cargoes started to arrive irregularly last year, Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin flew to Caracas to complain to Maduro, Reuters sources have said.
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As England's players headed down the tunnel, their opponents remained on the field to complain to the officials and then to huddle together.
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When people complain to him about the high cost of drugs or health care, he tells them that corporate influence is to blame.
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If a man is sick by himself, and there is no one for him to complain to, was he really sick at all?
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As well as rebutting the allegations in the forum where they are raised, he can complain to the police or sue for defamation.
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Consumers often complain to the commission about potential violations, and it prods companies into changing practices by threatening fines if the issues persist.
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They thought a commander should hold sailors equally accountable, whether or not a particular sailor might complain to the president, the official said.
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The lack of clear standards for the grant applications led leaders in some states to complain to the GAO, a top government watchdog.
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The housekeeper could complain to the man's wife or partner, but Hauser said that wives are rarely sympathetic and are more likely to retaliate.
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They want you to hang back, complain to the refs and complain because they're gonna come down and knock a three in your face.
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That's a lot of power in one place, but because nature is arbitrary, we don't really resent it; there's no one to complain to.
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When confronted by her tendency to go behind theback of the Farrell's employees to complain to her CEO father, Shauna sheds a few tears.
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When we complain to a company about a product and get it to fix or improve it, other consumers gain from our actions too.
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Bennet said that his constituents often complain to him that their premiums have gone up because there is a lack of competition in ObamaCare.
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"If you complain to HR and get nowhere, you have to make the next decision: Will you sue or go to arbitration?" she said.
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Presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella said on Friday the government would complain to the U.N. after Callamard failed to notify it of her Manila visit.
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Since no one was willing to complain to our father over such an awkward issue, we'd just shrug off the disappointment and start over.
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Whitaker wrote at least one bullying email to a customer who threatened to complain to the Better Business Bureau about the company's business practices.
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Repercussions Frustrated with not being paid their full salary, Sardar and two of his co-workers decided in September to complain to the ministry.
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Only 18 percent of employees complain to upper management and almost half of them say their management doesn't do anything to address the issue.
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Bosses are used to having employees complain to them, but no one wants to be known as the employee who does nothing but complain.
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What would usually happen is that someone in the public would complain to the FCC that someone has been in violation of the rules.
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Javier Tebas, head of La Liga had earlier said that PSG were engaged in "financial doping" and the Spanish body would also complain to UEFA.
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They want you to hang back, complain to the refs and complain because they&aposre gonna come down and knock a three in your face.
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Complain to the ombudsman at the Department of Education, especially if, like him, you dealt with a particularly problematic servicer called ACS several years ago.
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If I complain to the city and the house is cited for code violations, the city will take the house over unpaid fines and taxes.
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"Communities without titles don't have the legal standing to complain to regulators when their lands have been encroached on," Blackman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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After a heated argument, the three women trooped off to complain to the village cleric, claiming she had sullied the name of the Prophet Mohammed.
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Again, I tried to complain to my colleagues, but everyone said they didn't know how to help, and I should just ignore him until he stopped.
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Unilever said the use of its logo was a "complete misrepresentation" of its position and it planned to complain to Britain's electoral watchdog the Electoral Commission.
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He would see a Rubio interview or read a story featuring Rubio and complain to staff or supporters that he simply did not see the appeal.
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As I roam its avenues and alleyways, I complain to friends in-game about jerkwads who prey on lower-level players, hunting us like defenseless deer.
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" When I would complain to Donald about Fred, he would say, "Fred didn't want me to hire you or didn't think it was a woman's job.
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The review threat happens "more frequently now" when guests complain to the hotel staff, said Michael Rossolo, a director of revenue management for Marriott in Hawaii.
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Indiabulls said blackmailers were trying to extort money from the company, and had threatened to complain to various government departments if their demands were not met.
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Over 20 advocacy groups complain to FTC that YouTube is violating children's privacy law This should surprise exactly no one; it isn't exactly a new problem.
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China's commerce ministry said on Wednesday it was "shocked" and would complain to the World Trade Organisation, but did not immediately say how it would retaliate.
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Production sources insist other cast members did not complain to anyone that Corinne was too drunk to form an intent to have sexual contact with DeMario.
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The company recently changed many of their statuses from contractors to vendors, leading several to complain to The Verge about slashed benefits and unsafe working conditions.
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In response, China threatened to retaliate with "qualitative measures," Reuters said, with the country's commerce ministry adding that it would complain to the World Trade Organization.
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How do you complain to the airline when your flight is late (you can do it on Facebook, but it likely won't get the same attention).
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If Canada stymies U.S. sales, Washington should complain to the World Trade Organization, said Jaime Castaneda, the U.S. Dairy Export Council's senior vice-president of trade policy.
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If you think a company is violating your privacy — or violating the CCPA — you can complain to the California attorney general (click here for a direct link).
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In Almaty, too, police complain to dissidents that they are ordered to do the dirty work, such as arresting protesters, while their bosses are busy pocketing bribes.
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Users are leaving billions of comments on these pages, which bodes well for Facebook's plan to make Messenger the new way people communicate and complain to businesses.
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When a pop star's nipple slips at Super Bowl halftime, offended broadcast viewers can complain to the Federal Communications Commission, which in turn could levy a fine.
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Searches for "iCal spam" have spiked over the past month, and on Friday, the unsolicited invitations prompted many to complain to Apple and post on social media.
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When you have a complaint, "identify the person who has the power to make the changes you seek; then complain to that person directly," Psychology Today advised.
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"I would feel very sorry for the Republican who came to complain to me about choosing one side over the other," he said, noting Castro's Democratic affiliation.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Iraq will complain to the United Nations and the Security Council about overnight U.S. air strikes, a spokesman for the foreign ministry said on Friday.
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If they complain to their bosses, they might be pushed out or sidelined, and their confidence, not to mention their physical and mental health, is often destroyed.
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Consumed by his action figures one moment, Tyrell, 4, will abruptly set them down, start sobbing and complain to his mother how much he needs his father.
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Proekt did not complain to the police over the incidents, he said, saying he had instead decided to speak out publicly to draw attention to the problem.
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Asking yourself questions through journaling offers added perspective, especially if the people you usually complain to are reinforcing your negative viewpoints rather than helping you find solutions.
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People complain to us all the time about how many tabs they keep open, and Alex wants to try some new ways to group and display them.
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You go to complain to HR. The company wipes their forehead with their hand and goes, "Phew, nobody will ever know about this," because of these clauses.
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Some traffickers have social media pages, Schroeder says, and they complain to each other, posting, "Don't go to Orange County, they have a task force," she says.
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One, Jamil Karriem, posted images of the posters on Facebook last week and encouraged parents to complain to South Mountain Elementary Principal Alyna Jacobs and to the district.
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The Halloween fiasco had turned the local community board against Cityfox, leading it to complain to the Liquor Authority when the promoters sought permits for the second Mirage.
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Why did it require Lewis to make a full 50 reports — and have to complain to it for months — before Facebook did some 'proactive' investigating of its own?
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But how many people can afford Netflix subscriptions, or movie tickets, or newspaper subscriptions, or can write letters to the editor, or complain to advertisers, in Muslim countries?
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John Oliver's passionate appeal to get citizens to complain to the Federal Communications Commission on behalf of net neutrality may have provoked a cyberattack on the government website.
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The company's CEO went as far as to complain to JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon to find out what went wrong with the listing, Business Insider reported this week.
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Whether they complain to a manager or express their worries to a friend, they don't waste their breath on people who aren't able to help resolve the issue.
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I got sucked into reading too many comments earlier and complain to BF that the suggestions that certain students are objectively more deserving than others is really upsetting me.
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MORE: ISIS executes dozens in Libya The wider the divide, the more difficult to bridge it Police officials complain to us about the sheer cost of feeding these men.
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A housekeeper or nanny who is directly hired by a family has no one to complain to if she is harassed, and likely has no witnesses to the behavior.
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In fact, you might feel very certain that your CEO is one of these people, and you may be tempted to complain to your company's board members about it.
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She invariably turns down my siblings' invitation for brunch in the suburbs, preferring to complain to neighbors in our building's elevator that none of her children invited her anywhere.
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What's unclear is whether the President sees the need for this new role, though he did take time this past week to complain to aides and allies about Mulvaney.
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I don't have problems with the people who complain to the municipality and the Ministry of Culture, because they are also invited to come and talk to us, personally.
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As a result, third-party sellers are gearing up to complain to the Department of Justice and to the Federal Trade Commission about why Amazon is competing against them.
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The family told The Coloradoan they reported the incident to another member of the staff and called the next day to complain to management, who, Rivas says, wasn't helpful.
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" _____ "My wife, up until about four years ago, took New Jersey Transit every day for 25 years, and she would complain to me all the time, no matter what.
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CAIRO, March 13 (Reuters) - Iraq will complain to the United Nations and the Security Council about overnight U.S. air strikes, a spokesman for the foreign ministry said on Friday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's new trade minister, Isshu Sugawara, dismissed on Wednesday South Korea's plan to complain to the World Trade Organization over Japan's curbs on exports to its neighbor.
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Mr. Harborn, the lobbying group president, said he expected European officials to complain to Premier Li Keqiang of China about unequal market access in the country for European companies.
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Normally that wasn't a problem, but whenever a conservative Saudi saw her hair, he would complain to the religious police, who would bother her for not covering her hair.
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"[I] either kind of stay away from that person, or laugh it off, or … remove myself from that pattern of behavior without having to go complain to anyone," Dean explains.
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But members of the public can complain to the police for up to a year, meaning the relevant footage may have been wiped by the time a complaint is made.
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In a report for NBC News, former FCC lawyer Gigi Sohn stated the FCC's elimination of net neutrality rules also eliminated the first responders' ability to complain to the FCC.
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Starting today, if you have a complaint against a neighbor who is renting out their home on Airbnb, you can complain to Airbnb about any issues that you might have.
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This generates deep resentment, and is the reason why thousands of petitioners journey to Beijing each year to complain to the central government rather than bother using the local courts.
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The father told Thai officials that he plans to complain to Kuwait Airlines for allowing his daughter to travel, when she did not have a ticket to Australia, Hakparn said.
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It contains the transcripts of several intercepted phone calls, which show him asking people to intervene with the censors at the Ministry of Culture, or to complain to their supervisors.
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Who could you complain to about phone bills or phone services, back when the only game in town was a government-approved monopoly (what we used to call "Ma Bell")?
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But as soon as Mr. Trump is elected, the oil and gas companies complain to Mr. Zinke, who orders a review of the plan and is likely to weaken it.
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They complain to airlines about poor conditions, and airlines ignore them because they know that flyers ultimately make their choice on the basis of price and convenience, not comfort and amenities.
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R. told BuzzFeed News that she did not complain to American Atheists at the time because she was worried that her reputation would be attacked, given Silverman's power within the movement.
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Even if you have, you may not have felt it was worth taking action: One study found that 96% of unhappy customers never complain to a business that has dissatisfied them.
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A week earlier, an independent Hong Kong research house said the company may have inflated pre-tax profit by 50% in the previous two years, prompting Treasury to complain to regulators.
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It's O.K. to complain to your friends about the small annoyances you're experiencing at the new job — there's no excuse for a respectable law firm to skimp on basic office necessities.
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He's increasingly curious about this new guest, but soon inexplicably (to Elio, at least) irked by him as well, leading Elio to complain to his parents about Oliver's standard signoff ("later").
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Except this time, there may not be anyone to complain to, and you'll just be shouting at the wall, with nothing but your echo and maybe a disapproving pet for company.
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To Avery, this was just more hypocrisy at Away: the founders were allowed to complain to one another in private, but employees were expected to have almost every conversation in public.
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South Korea and China have condemned the steep tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, with Seoul saying on Tuesday it will complain to the World Trade Organization (WTO) over the "excessive" move.
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At first, members of New Chat used the group to complain to their friends about everyday life, a transcript shows, but after Konstantinov joined, it turned into an organizing hub within months.
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On Thursday, South Korea's trade minister said the South might complain to China about actions perceived to have been taken in retaliation for its decision to deploy the U.S. anti-missile system.
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She did not complain to the airline staff at the time, Ms. Leeds said, because such unwanted advances from men occurred throughout her time in business in the 1970s and early 1980s.
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This settlement sounds a bit like that situation: Uber drivers get some perks of employment, including people to complain to, and some measure of job security (even if it's probably pretty weak).
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"Foreign governments do not want us on their networks and would complain, to put it lightly, if they caught us doing this," testified a C.I.A. employee, who used the pseudonym Jeremy Weber.
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" She added, "Because it's done anonymously, you can't hold anybody liable for potential slander or hold them accountable for what they're posting because there's no person to report to or complain to.
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That year, after Mr. Koppe publicly criticized a judge, the tribunal tried to complain to the Amsterdam Bar Association and found in the process that his membership had lapsed, Mr. Karnavas said.
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When Mr. Trump spoke by phone to the new Ukrainian leader on July 25, Mr. Trump went so far as to complain to Mr. Zelensky about the impending replacement of Mr. Lutsenko.
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Women who attempted to complain to HR and upper management were deterred from complaining and told to be a 'cool girl' or that 'it's a female issue' and 'cattiness' or were simply ignored.
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Third-party sellers, some of which generate millions in sales every year, are gearing up to complain to the governmental bodies about why Amazon is competing against them too — and destroying their businesses.
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I've had German friends, right and left, complain to me for years about what they see as throwing good money after bad in the name of "Europe," without proper consideration of German interests.
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Of all the liberties guaranteed by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, the most underrated by far is the one that gives us the right to complain to our elected officials.
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Many of those who survived complain to this day about the small apartments that the government then gave them in multi-family, concrete buildings put up in the devastated neighborhood after the invasion.
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Seoul said it would complain to the World Trade Organization after U.S. President Donald Trump slapped steep tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels earlier this month, describing the move as "excessive".
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I read the New York Times every day and I had to finally literally complain to Twitter, and they took it down, I think they went and added a special Kara Swisher squad.
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So comfort the couple and other bridesmaids when they're stressed, and complain to "anybody who is not in a position of being deeply enmeshed and more stressed out by your stress," Ms. Eisenhart said.
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Montreal Journal MONTREAL — A customer at a pet shop in Napierville, Quebec, once threatened to complain to the province's French-language watchdog agency because a parrot called Peek-a-Boo refused to speak French.
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At one point, the chairman of NBC Entertainment, Ted Harbert, rushed over from another table, waving a list of 55 presidential candidates running in New Hampshire who could complain to the F.C.C. about equal time.
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If IBM doesn't comply, they can complain to their country's data protection authority, which, if the particular photos fall under the definition of "sensitive personal information," can levy fines against companies that violate the law.
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The government's executive order would allow Muslim women or immediate relatives to complain to the police, who could then arrest the husband if required, Prasad said, calling the issue one of gender justice and equality.
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Customers complain to restaurants when they get a bad fortune and as such, companies peddling fortunes that are negative or ambiguous enough to be construed negatively quickly discover there is no demand for their product.
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If a business refuses to serve 7-year-old Ellie or another patron harasses her because she is transgender, the Fords can complain to management or police and expect their report to be taken seriously.
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But the Trump administration's message is that the United States has run out of time to respond to North Korea's military advances, and that the party the Chinese needs to complain to is in Pyongyang.
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In a frank conversation, Tyrone admits he didn't want to complain to Tandy about living alone in a church because she did it for so long, while Tandy admits how much she struggled during that time.
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For governments to complain to Google and Facebook about content published online is not new, but industry officials said there was less precedent for a state to try to put pressure on them through their advertisers.
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It makes sense for official backers like Claire McCaskill or Dianne Feinstein to complain to the press that Sanders is doing lasting damage to the Democratic Party, even if he isn't, since that is their job.
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At one point, a caller chimed in to complain to Christie about the security policies outside PNC Bank Arts Center in New Jersey, suggesting that more security "wands" were needed to reduce lines at the entrance.
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Micklethwait told Nasiripour that Sloan had called to complain to him about the reporter's conduct and that as a result he would be moved off the banking beat to cover the Trump Organization, according to CNN.
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South Korea said on Tuesday the government will complain to the World Trade Organization (WTO) about a U.S. decision to slap tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels, saying the decision is "excessive" and "regrettable".
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Back in the 2004, 2008, and 2012 cycles, whenever I would raise the idea that blind partisanship and underlying fundamentals explained almost everything about election outcomes, practitioners would complain to me that this was too breezy.
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The Saudi-backed opposition group had earlier accused Russia of carrying out the strikes and said it would complain to the United Nations and countries backing the peace process but said it remained committed to the truce.
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That brings us rather neatly back to the troll who used the Jacksonville shooting to complain to EA about women in Battlefield V, and to the bigger picture, of which gaming culture is simply a convenient microcosm.
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In a statement on Tuesday, the State Opera announced several measures to improve conditions at the ballet academy, including the appointment of a psychologist and an independent ombudsman whom students could complain to if they were mistreated.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea may complain to China about actions perceived to have been taken in retaliation for a South Korean decision last year to deploy a U.S. anti-missile system, its trade minister said on Thursday.
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The world's second largest economy, ensnared in global trade disputes, said it imposed the duties on imports of cellulose pulp from Brazil, Canada and the United States in 2014, prompting Canada to complain to the WTO that year.
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A union representing thousands of striking Verizon workers and several consumer groups plan to complain to federal regulators on Tuesday about the tactics Verizon uses to persuade customers to switch their home phone service to fiber-optic lines.
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South Korea's trade ministry, after meeting officials from Samsung and LG later on Wednesday, said the government plans to consider whether or not to complain to the World Trade Organization depending on Trump's final decision on the tariffs.
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While Yun said placed the blame for current problems with China on the ruling party, he said his party and Moon are prepared to complain to China if unfair action is taken to curb South Korea business there.
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SEOUL/BEIJING (Reuters) - China and South Korea condemned steep import tariffs on washing machines and solar panels imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, with Seoul set to complain to the World Trade Organization (WTO) over the "excessive" move.
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For all his mom's grit and loving resolve to nurture her children, growing up there was not much space for him to complain to his exhausted mom about slurs in school or being cut from the soccer team.
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At the actual event, the only disruption came from one member of the crowd who kept flashing the OK hand symbol — the "ironic" sign for white power — prompting others to complain to police on campus to monitor the event.
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"For most of my regular clients, [they want to] get motivated to get outside and active, but also have someone to talk to and bounce things off of and complain to," says McCarthy of why they keep coming back.
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"We opened doors for them to complain to the courts if they have evidence that they suffered human rights abuses, but no one came to open a lawsuit until now," Zaw Myint Pe, the secretary of the panel said.
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" He added, "It would be nonsense to complain to the European Union that they don't accept the quotas and then hold close to parties from the same countries (I'm thinking of Orban) that are the cause of our emergency.
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"The only thing you can do is complain to the agency, but because of the fierce competition, if you become a 'problem' person, you're more likely to not be hired and sent out on new jobs," Ms. Cooper said.
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One struggles to imagine President Josiah Bartlet (Martin Sheen) on "The West Wing" tearing himself away from the minutiae of policymaking to complain to his chief of staff that he is unable to "smuggle in an orgasm", as Grant does.
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Instead, Kaspersky - who threatened in November to complain to the European Commission - said he would keep talking to Microsoft about changes he wants the U.S. software giant to make before deciding whether to press his case in a few months.
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And while this incident probably isn't big enough for NBC (who broadcasted the game) to complain to the NFL, it's definitely a sign of potential issues in the future as livestreaming becomes a more important part of our social media culture.
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"I can complain [to Uber and Lyft], but there's no way to track that complaint and see if anything was actually done about it other than using my own eyes and seeing that nothing was done about it," Perry said.
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Even episodes that typically seem lighter, almost comedic, in Italian, pulled you in anew, like an early scene when two sleep-deprived soldiers complain to each other about having to stand guard outside Poppea's house while Nero spends the night.
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We're already seeing that the moment you complain to HR, every complaint has to be taken very seriously, immediately; there's a general kind of gestalt where, all right, we have to investigate it and it can't be dismissed out of hand.
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Or maybe they have a huge trust fund that they don't tell anyone about, and they live in a hovel even though they could afford a mansion, and every week they complain to their expensive therapist about feeling like a fraud.
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Harnden would confide in Nicosia, keep him abreast of his plans for the outlet, and complain to him in brazen terms about events and personnel inside the office, according to the audio recordings and text messages obtained by CNN Business.
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"Complain to your boss, to HR, to compliance, to legal, to really escalate this up to the chain of command and make a formal complaint about what you believe in good faith to be a violation of the law," Marzigliano said.
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An additional agricultural subsidy from the U.S. "brings third parties into the dispute, who could be expected, at a minimum, to complain to the World Trade Organization, " said Simon Baptist, Asia managing director and chief economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Senate Democrats are starting to complain to Clinton allies that they need to pay more attention to their races, especially if she wants to have the power to nominate a liberal judge to the Supreme Court if she wins the White House.
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"Often I've felt frustrated about being stuck in a thunderstorm or being really sunburnt after a day at the beach, and want to complain to someone, which is how I had the idea for such a service," Garrick told Mashable Australia via email.
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For example, a Walmart worker being sexually harassed may complain to her manager, but if the manager isn't addressing the issue, going into his office to use the intranet to figure out what to do next can be a little bit awkward.
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And the already-ambiguous situation is further complicated by the fact that most gig workers are independent contractors who need good reviews from the client and who don't have access to an open-door human resources department or colleagues they can complain to.
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Court records in the FTC case, which the company agreed to a settlement with the FTC in May, show Whitaker was involved enough to accuse a customer of "blackmail or extortion" when the customer threatened to complain to the Better Business Bureau.
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"If that proximity to the citizen is assured in a way that I, as a consumer, can easily complain to my national supervisory authority...that is a victory for citizens," said David Martin, senior legal officer at BEUC, the European Consumer Organisation.
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Knowing this, they're more likely to seek easy arrests and infractions in low-income, black neighborhoods with little political power compared with a wealthy, white community that's very likely to complain to the mayor's office and be taken seriously by public officials.
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Former students said they were not allowed to complain to anyone — not even their parents — about their treatment, another thing the new law is supposed to ban, and girls were never allowed to discuss sex or their attraction to people of the same gender.
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I complain to K. about not feeling up to socializing tonight because I'm so stressed about studying, but I make plans for tomorrow to go to Cascades Park and a brewery with classmates so that I don't become too much of a shut-in.
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Yet while Bolton can rub Trump the wrong way — a well-documented dynamic — and while internal and external Bolton critics often complain to Trump that Bolton will drag him into an unwanted war, Trump still defends his national security adviser in private conversations with critics.
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If for some reason your flight is canceled or the seller decides they don't want to change seats after all, you can complain to Seateroo (not the airline's flight attendants) for a refund, but it's not clear if you'll actually get your money back.
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But it was watered down by member states who were eager to protect the power of their national regulators to investigate U.S. tech companies — which hold swathes of Europeans' data — and ensure citizens could still complain to their local authority about a company located elsewhere.
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If you have a complaint about the conditions of the unit, it's very likely also a violation of New York City's housing code, and for that you would start by calling 311 to complain to the city's housing agency, the Department of Housing Preservation & Development.
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The people of Uruk complain to the gods about Gilgamesh's behavior, and in response the mother goddess, Aruru, pinches off a piece of clay and, from it, fashions a new person, Enkidu, to be a friend to Gilgamesh and distract him from his bad habits.
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Qualcomm in turn alleged that it stopped paying the rebate payments because Apple had broken the agreement by urging other smartphone makers to complain to regulators and making "false and misleading" statements to the Korean Fair Trade Commission, which was investigating Qualcomm over antitrust allegations.
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The fact that Joyner charges for subsequent sessions, Kelman says, means if a client of Joyner's happened to complain to authorities, Joyner could be charged with the act of prostitution, if said session did indeed include intercourse or massage with the intent of causing arousal.
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Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut has won a lot of fans by speaking out about the experience of being stalked and physically abused by an older man from the film industry when she was just 17, and having the strength to complain to the police about the assault.
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I concede that in its way it's an inspiring notion, but: most people want and like centralized solutions, which give them an authority to complain to, and to introduce and enforce rules, without having to vote on every single administrative detail of every network they connect to.
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"The Telegraph, Mail and Express have published a string of stories on migration, terrorism, crime and control of our borders that contain factual inaccuracies and/or distortions," it said, announcing plans to complain to the country's press regulator, the Independent Press Standards Organization, about eight articles.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines said it would complain to the United Nations after one of its human rights investigators failed to notify the government of a visit to Manila on Friday, which it said was a "clear signal" she was not interested in an objective view.
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In either case, the onus for chasing down violators is on the rights holders, who either need to complain to the platforms to have stuff taken down or upload their content to Facebook or YouTube, which both have technology to then take down illegal copies automatically.
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Many of the fund members communicate all day via a group chat on the encrypted app Signal, which they use to let each other know if they need "solidarity funding" for a client, or if they just need to complain to people who understand how hard the work is.
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We were friends, and over time he grew to constantly ask me out, complain to me about how nice he was and how he just needed a chance to prove to me he could treat me well, and sort of outlined the different ways in which he was nice.
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At least some of the Facebook CEO's neighbors, often critical of the commotion surrounding the famous founder's house, are now reportedly urging residents to formally complain to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency about Zuckerberg's security detail "illegally" taking up two perfectly good parking spots with their SUVs.
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As a young soldier in the waning days of the Soviet Empire, he, along with the rest of his unit, was illegally hired out to a local builder; a fellow soldier had to explain what was happening and disabuse Sheremetev of his charming intention to complain to the captain.
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Iran had already said it would complain to the body that oversees the 2015 deal - under which it accepted curbs on its nuclear program in return for sanctions relief - about the measures passed in Congress last week in response to a missile development program and human rights abuses.
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The SonntagsZeitung paper, citing unidentified company sources, said Sunrise may complain to financial markets watchdog FINMA about its suspicions that big investor Freenet might have acted in concert with other shareholders to oppose Sunrise's planned rights issue to finance the 6.3 billion Swiss franc takeover of Liberty Global's UPC business.
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If you complain to an Aquarius over dinner about having problems with your boss, they'll earnestly launch into a lecture explaining all the ways you could position yourself for better opportunities or become a more effective worker—all before you even get into the details or put your order in!
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By the time the public beta arrives in July we'd expect this to be a pretty solid piece of software, though it goes without saying that you should install any beta software at your own risk and should not complain to Gizmodo if your holiday photos get erased along the way.
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"Employees, and particularly female employees who are aware of discrimination in the workplace, if they become aware of it or become a victim of it, they are afraid to complain, to lose their job, to be retaliated against, to not be believed — and therefore they are silenced," Clancy told Business Insider.
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Here's a huge collection of frogs (if this post seems a little amphibian-heavy, complain to Blackburn.) The data, once properly tagged and cleaned up, could be invaluable for teachers and students, or just for curious people who've always wanted to look inside a bowhead whale but have never had the opportunity.
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This was compounded by more subtle dynamics at the company that made employees uncomfortable: Sir-tech was a family-run business, and employees felt that they had no one to complain to because criticism of the company or the project touched a raw nerve and could be taken as a criticism of family.
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Carr (whose father was David Carr, a New York Times columnist who died in 2015) details how the osteopath befriended the aspiring Olympians, enabled by a culture in which the girls were taught never to complain, to persist through pain and injury and to accept Nassar as one of their few allies.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE to complain to Trump, and they're ordering their attack dogs to bite the hand that feeds them.
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I think-, I think, for-, kind of, a lot of people complain, to (inaudible), um, when they try to turn to the-, uh, what we call unprotected left turn, they are usually just, you know, stuck there, so-, but when we do autonomous driving, we will handle that situation much better than Waymo does.
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That diversity of approach and lack of clarity are two of the reasons that all of the models spoken to for this article said they would be unlikely to complain to a brand about a code-of-conduct violation but would be more likely to go to their agent or to a fellow model.
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Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, a group that counts Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE Jr. as an influential member, called on its members to complain to Chaffetz.
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"Employees, and particularly female employees who are aware of discrimination in the workplace, if they become aware of it or become a victim of it, they are afraid to complain, to lose their job, to be retaliated against, to not be believed — and therefore they are silenced," Donna Clancy, Evans&apos attorney, previously told Business Insider.
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" And New Yorkers cannot complain to the neighbor doing the renovation because we know one day we are going to look at our floors, which have not been scraped in 30 years and look like a saloon in the Old West or, in that spot near the radiator, a saloon in the Old West where they let the cattle drives through, and think: "Oh, what's $14,000?
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"Many of these young people will find out that it's the entry point to taking social responsibility," said Harry Gamboa Jr., a professor of photo-media at Cal Arts in Los Angeles and a leader of the 1968 Chicano Blowouts, a series of walkouts by Mexican-American teens over school conditions in East LA. "It really took many people, students and their parents and many of the other people involved to document, to complain, to sue, and to engage in legal battles," to win even a fraction of the students' demands.
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