I was constantly complaining to my husband and my friends.
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Some owners began complaining to regulators as early as 2013.
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You can't keep complaining to your friends three months in.
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Ward said she was fired after complaining to senior executives.
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We even overheard customers complaining to the cashiers about the line.
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Several years ago, bank officials began complaining to him about cybersecurity.
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But complaining to those around you doesn't do anyone any good.
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When the phone calls are over, she starts complaining to me.
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The idea of complaining to the boss, like the flat structure. Yeah.
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I'm always complaining to them, and I don't have family friendly content.
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And if you didn't fix them, why are you complaining to me?
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So is Trump privately complaining to Sessions that he shouldn't have recused himself?
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In one scene, Penny is complaining to her friends about her new family.
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Kim reciprocated by complaining to Russia about "American hegemonism" — music to Putin's ears.
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She had been complaining to the state Department of Environmental Protection for months.
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Lowry and Siakam were also whistled for technicals for complaining to the officials.
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Tesla's Elon Musk is complaining to President Donald Trump about China's car tariffs.
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" Once seated the cameras caught Taylor complaining to Selena Gomez, "I missed that note.
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He began complaining to Angelo Dundee, his trainer, at the end of the round.
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For everyone else, don't come complaining to me when the Laptop envy sinks in.
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Janice is now in the process of complaining to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
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But the correction did not stop the SEC from complaining to a federal judge.
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"I think a lot of these guys who were complaining to Paul Ryan," King said.
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People "kept complaining to the police but police were not responding adequately," Mr. Davis said.
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None of the non-player characters are complaining to each other about the Trump administration.
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Then the people will start complaining to their representatives, and change will happen that way.
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Already some TSOs are complaining to FERC that state energy policies are distorting their wholesale markets.
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On court, Wawrinka expressed displeasure with Djokovic's timing in complaining to the tournament referee Brian Earley.
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He's also joined other senators in complaining to members of the Cabinet during the last year.
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I witness one competitor complaining to a tournament official that his controller's left bumper isn't working.
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Good luck complaining to the band of corporate-friendly stooges currently in control of the federal government.
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Meanwhile, Neeley was complaining to UCSF about Glantz's harassment and how minorities were treated in the program.
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Mr. Brockman remembered once complaining to him about the panhandlers in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco.
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"I don't really know a player in college basketball who's been complaining to the coaches," William said.
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I have been blacklisted from employment for complaining to human resources for being sexually harassed and assaulted.
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Businesses are increasingly complaining to friendly lawmakers, and those lawmakers have become more vocal on their behalf.
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But the final scene teases ominous drama ahead: Lauren B. is shown complaining to an off-camera producer.
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The Italian government has been complaining to the EU about the failure to tackle African migration for decades.
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Instead of complaining to your colleagues, arrange a meeting with your supervisor or HR team and speak up.
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After complaining to a work colleague about my sleeping situation, it was clear what we had to do.
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Joan in turn does Bette a solid, joining her in complaining to Bob about the script's breakfast scene.
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But that didn't keep the girl's mother from complaining to Lutz's school that he was cyberbullying her daughter.
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Worse still, they were the one I kept complaining to about how money kept vanishing from my account.
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If you don't like how careless Equifax was with your data, don't waste your breath complaining to Equifax.
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When the fund turned him away, he "went ballistic", complaining to the SEC, but Vanguard did not budge.
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That unwritten code has begun to break down, with many Hasidim complaining to the authorities about sexual crimes.
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You're not complaining to get the corporate overlord to fix it — you just have to fix it yourself.
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Television viewers have been complaining to the Federal Communications Commission about "fake news," according to the agency's records.
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We see Betty complaining to friends and family members about Amanda not contributing her half of the rent.
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He was overheard complaining to his sister about wanting to go home until she persuaded him to stay.
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You might want to avoid complaining to your server about the strength of discount drinks and cocktail specials.
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One excruciating scene features Jane complaining to an unctuous human resources officer (Matthew Macfadyen) about — well, what, exactly?
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Woodhall has such a winsome personality, it is impossible to imagine anyone complaining to his face about anything.
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Complaining to the media about regulatory decisions you don't like is, of course, as American as apple pie.
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There are other ways employees can flag their concerns, including by complaining to the agency's Scientific Integrity Officer.
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After complaining to an HR representative, Ferro was repeatedly moved to different assembly lines, but the harassment didn't stop.
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I gave a guy, delivered his beer and he was complaining to me that there was too much head.
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I've spent the past few months complaining to anyone who will listen that I'm sick of over-muscled cars.
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She was canned for complaining to corporate about the "Serena" code word and other things ... according to the suit.
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Complaining to people we don't know about things that aren't our business is an almost guaranteed lose-lose situation.
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You might feel that complaining to your friends or family members helps you release pent-up feelings of frustration.
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By September 22011, Yunus began complaining to Clinton's top aides about what he perceived as poor treatment by Bangladesh's government.
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About a year after first complaining to his doctors of pain, Coates said, he was able to get a colonoscopy.
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When Suh alerted Barker she was planning on complaining to Airbnb about the racist message, things began to get political.
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You may catch yourself "constantly thinking about someone or constantly complaining to your friends about that person," Ms. Sussman said.
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One day, when complaining to his father about the shabby state of Panamanian politics, the elder man snapped at him.
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The couple was then charged $13 for "lost time," although they would be refunded the amount after complaining to Uber.
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Recode reported that Katrina Lake of Stitch Fix had signed a nondisclosure agreement after complaining to Lightspeed about Mr. Caldbeck.
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And Politico reports that Trump is complaining to friends and allies about Flynn, Priebus and White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer.
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I get people complaining to me that there are no good places to go in their area, as if I'm responsible.
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First and foremost, employees should know that an NDA cannot legally bar them from complaining to management about illegal work conditions.
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In addition, an NDA cannot prevent an employee from complaining to law enforcement about crimes such as rape or sexual assault.
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In spite of lawsuits, official protests and even back-channel complaining to the president, the two finalists are Microsoft and Amazon.
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Vaughn also said he was fired in October "for not having a positive attitude" after complaining to Tesla's human resources department.
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Not that we're complaining – to the contrary, Logan Lucky looks like an irresistible reminder of what we've missed in his absence.
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At present, there is no formal mechanism for people to get content restored, beyond complaining to the social media firm involved.
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He became aware of the alleged changes when voters began complaining to his office after receiving mail from the opposite party.
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In the fall of 2017, she started complaining to police that Lysius was making harrassing visits and sending threatening text messages.
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AND, IN FACT, I KNOW PEOPLE ARE NAGGING AND COMPLAINING TO ME ABOUT THE SOLE TAX ON STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.
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Boucher fretted over Paul's grass clippings that ended up in his yard, confronting the senator and complaining to the neighborhood association.
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From constant complaining, to inappropriate gossip and unwanted flirting — there are a lot of different ways your coworkers can drive your crazy.
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"A year ago I started complaining to my mother about not being able to see the whiteboard," Shayy said during Wednesday's episode.
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"I lost my job at the Evening News because I wouldn't stop complaining to management about the hostile work environment," he said.
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That means via social media—posting about it on Facebook, or on Yelp—or complaining to the event staff after the event.
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In the past, before she started complaining to Google's HR about discrimination at the company, she had received superlative reviews, she said.
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Our Mariah sources believe Davis poisoned the relationship, complaining to Packer he was spending an exorbitant amount on lavish gifts for her.
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He wrote that he had spent two weeks complaining to his son-in-law about the lack of equipment, testing and ventilators.
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D'Antonio said that at the military-themed boarding school that Trump attended, he was known for complaining to superiors about unfair treatment.
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The two companies also said they would try to resolve future squabbles before complaining to regulators, as they have in the past.
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And there was his now familiar gloom and doom, expressed in the harsh hyperbole of a guy complaining to his taxi driver.
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DuBuc remembers complaining to him about mistreatment at home; when authorities arrived to investigate, she says, they learned of her sexual misbehavior.
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LONDON — It's not every day you send a tweet complaining to a supermarket and then end up nearly having a long-distance romance.
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"A year ago I started complaining to my mother about not being able to see the white board," Shayy said during Wednesday's episode.
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Tragically, this was also after the passing of Guaraldi, who died unexpectedly in 1976, a day after complaining to Mendelson of chest pains.
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By then, American officials say, the Israelis were complaining to Washington that the Egyptians were not holding up their end of the arrangement.
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After complaining to a judge, he was taken to the infirmary, where a doctor told him it was just a cold, he said.
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Paul Workman, a banker who supports Mr. Heller, said conservatives are complaining to him about the Republican senator's shifting stances on health care.
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And they have been complaining to market administrators that they are being beat in capacity auctions because clean energy has an unfair advantage.
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Republicans are already complaining to Nadler about the impeachment process, signaling that Judiciary will be where they make a major push against impeachment.
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The lawyers also cited internal company documents that they said showed doctors were complaining to the trial leadership during the course of the study.
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Ruth was outraged, complaining to the team owner, Jacob Ruppert, and to the press, but eventually he sucked it up and paid the fine.
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In a post-Samantha Jones world, the gates opened: Women were much less shy about openly complaining to their doctors about their sexual dissatisfaction.
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The Washington Post after the meeting reported that Trump spent a significant part of it complaining to Dorsey that he had lost Twitter followers.
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I have an open line of communication with the previous director, and I'm thinking about complaining to him about the performance of the replacement.
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Customers began complaining to Williams about the products they purchased, according to the complaint, even though he had nothing to do with the product.
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When Kushner took more control of his father-in-law's presidential campaign last summer, he started complaining to CNN executives about its Trump coverage.
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LONDON â€" Complaining to companies doesn't have to be a dull, rage-inducing affair â€" it can actually be an unexpected outlet for creative expression.
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President Donald Trump has been complaining to friends and advisers that Fox News is not loyal enough to him, the Daily Beast reported on Tuesday.
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If you're skeptical, here's a thought experiment: Search your mind for an instance of someone complaining to the point of nonattendance because you're serving turkey.
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With its dominance rising, global brands like Apple and Samsung began complaining to regulators around the world, citing "discriminatory" pricing practices and high royalty fees.
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Atkinson, describing the process in a letter to Congress earlier this month, said it's supposed to allow those complaining to contact congressional intelligence committees directly.
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Common tactics of both include interfering significantly with their grown-up children's lives, such as complaining to employers when their children don't get a job.
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Eric and Whitney Miller told News 6 Orlando that they were removed from the airplane after complaining to each other about having an eight-hour delay.
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" After complaining to the district, the state and emergency management, he says teachers felt the need to "take it to the streets and educate the community.
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He bristled at Barr's description of the close relationship, complaining to aides he didn't realize how much their work overlapped or that they were so close.
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But they were enjoying themselves again, and get this: Draymond Green said he had made it a goal to stop complaining to the referees so much.
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Then he made waves of another kind last year, complaining to Republican supporters about women, their health care protests, and their dogged presence in his face.
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But before you go complaining to your friends on Facebook that you can't figure out Snapchat, here's a video to make you feel a little better.
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An elderly cleaning worker was sweeping up broken window glass and complaining to friends that despite the late hour, she couldn't go home because of the mess.
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I'm not doing this today, because last time in Costa Rica, I looked crazy because I'm always the one complaining to get you guys to have fun.
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We cannot challenge this decision under Polish law, so complaining to the Commission is our last resort, said Agata Szafraniuk, lawyer at environmental law firm ClientEarth said.
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Goodman told Krueger that she suffered from "tremendous anxiety" that caused her to lash out at the group and that she regretted not complaining to management first.
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US President Donald Trump is consumed by the House impeachment investigation and spends his days monitoring coverage and complaining to close aides, White House sources told Politico.
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I'm not doing this today, because last time in Costa Rica, I looked crazy because I'm always the one complaining to get you guys to have fun.
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Former anchor Andrea Tantaros claimed she was taken off the air in April in retaliation for rebuffing Ailes' advances and complaining to top officials at Fox News.
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In the show's cold open, Baldwin stood on a hotel balcony, complaining to Melania Trump (played by cast member Cecily Strong) that he'd been having trouble sleeping.
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He said it would be up to a jury to decide whether any of their actions in complaining to the station about Mr. Mueller had been improper.
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In the new clip, Hasselbeck, who rips up her notecards before the commercial break, can be heard using profanities and complaining to fellow co-host Joy Behar.
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Back in August, for example, Icahn was complaining to the media about a particular obscure Environmental Protection Agency rule that was hurting a refining company he owns.
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After the race, the 33-year-old Vonn was left complaining to reporters about the rules that forced the world's 10th-ranked racer to lead off the day.
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" One transgender woman, for instance, said that an officer who was ordered to search her had protested in disgust, complaining to a colleague, "I am not searching that.
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"1-800 Contacts has aggressively policed the bidding agreements, complaining to competitors when the company has suspected a violation, threatening further litigation, and demanding compliance," the complaint said.
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He found the situation aggravating, complaining to aides that he had no number to provide when friends at his private club, Mar-a-Lago, in Palm Beach, Fla.
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But Pekerman said the England players were demanding fouls which in his opinion were not, complaining to American referee Mark Geiger and affecting the flow of Colombia's game.
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Issues had cropped up: a parent raising concerns about his behavior at Twistars; a female athlete or two at Michigan State complaining to no avail about inappropriate exams.
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South Korea's presidential office said on Thursday that it plans to actively seek diplomatic countermeasures, including complaining to the World Trade Organization (WTO) against the "retaliatory" export curbs.
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Stephens, known for her speed and fitness, struggled in the conditions, regularly complaining to her coach and at one point loudly cursing the heat and the bright sunshine.
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Bolton also had hardline views on U.S. policy toward Venezuela and North Korea, with critics often complaining to Trump that Bolton would drag him into an unwanted war.
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He used to boast to others that he could ring the president directly, complaining to one national security official that he was harder to reach than Mr. Trump.
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"I would rather have [constituents] complaining to me that I voted wrong on nominating somebody than saying I'm not doing my job," he said in Kansas this week.
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And after complaining to aides about the dour delivery of his press secretary, Sean Spicer, at the daily televised briefing, Mr. Trump laced his own banter with humor.
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Rivalry between the different EU cities has become acrimonious at times, with Ireland complaining to the European Commission that it is being undercut by predatory behavior by other centers.
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Tantaros sued Fox, Ailes and four other network executives, claiming she was taken off the air in April in retaliation for rebuffing Ailes' advances and complaining to top officials.
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According to those complaining to TIDAL, however, the company charged their credit cards for the album's purchase, but they never received an email from TIDAL or a download link.
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Rivalry between the different EU cities has become acrimonious at times, with Ireland complaining to the European Commission that it is being undercut by predatory behaviour by other centres.
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"Lots of activists were complaining to me and saying, 'look, we know about security, we know about encryption, we know how to keep this sensitive information secret,'" Franco says.
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When the customer is always right and wields the threat of complaining to management, what is a service worker supposed to do about flirting that gets out of hand?
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"I would rather have you complaining to me that I voted wrong on nominating somebody than saying I'm not doing my job," Mr. Moran told his constituents on Monday.
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The move came after an earlier bench conference in which Kevin Downing, one of Manafort's lawyers, could be heard complaining to the judge about the time pressure they were under.
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According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), the recall was prompted by three customers complaining to Perdue Foods about finding wood in their nuggets.
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Woodward's Post excerpt describes a July 2017 National Security Council meeting where Trump spent 25 minutes complaining to his generals that the United States was doing nothing but losing there.
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Likewise, an NDA cannot prevent you from complaining to government agencies charged with enforcing employment laws, such as the laws against discrimination, sexual harassment, failure to pay wages, and certain retaliation.
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He told his diocesan superiors in 1984 that the parents in another case were considering complaining to the police, noting the law's statute of limitations was applicable for two more years.
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Over the course of the last year, Google dropped out of the running, while IBM and Oracle have been complaining to anyone who will listen that the contract unfairly favored Amazon.
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He was jeered by spectators at Flushing Meadows during his run to the 2001 title, accused of racism after complaining to a chair umpire about the officiating of a black linesman.
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A local black women's group had been complaining to the city government about the bus system for years, because its members were sick and tired of taking abuse during their commute.
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President Trump commented earlier this year that he would be "open" to revising the SALT cap, saying that New Yorkers had been complaining to him about the loss of deductibility. Sen.
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She says that she's been complaining to our landlord about her utility bills since the business downstairs moved in, however she is in complete shock when I tell her about mine.
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Complaining to the hiring manager's manager is a bad plan; you really have no idea why your email wasn't answered, and thus no standing to behave as if it's an outrage.
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"There was one guest who was complaining to us because his whole family climbs every year, and when the kids grow up they want them to go and climb," she said.
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"South Korea is at crossroads," he said, on whether to "deepen managed trade" with the United States or to get tough, such as complaining to the WTO and using retaliatory tariffs.
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Mr. Reitman also said that Professor Ronell retaliated against him for complaining to her about her behavior, in part by sending pro forma recommendations on his behalf, thwarting his job prospects.
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Sosnovskaya, who had earlier attended the sanctioned demonstration, said she was detained after complaining to police about their arrest of a man who appeared to suffer from some kind of a disability.
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By Thursday he was complaining to lawmakers, including Graham, about not wanting to let immigrants from "shithole" African countries into the US. Since Trump nixed a bipartisan agreement from Graham and Sen.
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After complaining to my doctor about trying to cope with the pain and juggling my rigorous routine as a mom of four, she prescribed 10 weeks of physical therapy instead of Vicodin.
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My mom is smart and my dad is funny, and I like wrapping up my worst days by complaining to them and having them calm me down and build me back up.
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During a change of ends while playing Isner, Tomic was picked up by courtside microphones complaining to team captain Lleyton Hewitt that Kyrgios had "faked" injuries twice to avoid Davis Cup ties.
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China regards self-ruled Taiwan as sovereign territory and regularly calls it the most sensitive and important issue between it and the United States, complaining to Washington about transit stops by Taiwanese presidents.
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People most affected (and complaining to Congress) are in high-tax states such as California, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island and Vermont (plus the District of Columbia) (Reuters).
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He has instead gone on the offensive, complaining to aides about why he could not just create an overarching executive order to solve the problem, according to two people familiar with the deliberations.
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So—and when the new prosecutor was named about two months ago, and the press in Japan was complaining to the prosecutor why do you forbid Carlos Ghosn to talk to the press?
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Google is teaching girls that their path to "financial freedom" lies in "complaining to HR," the managing director of a Peter Thiel investment fund said on Tuesday, drawing sharp criticism on social media.
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The scene effectively captures the kind of torment which is evident on many of the phone recordings, where we can hear Johnson complaining to colleagues about how he never received credit for his achievements.
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The proposal the sheriff in this week's meeting was apparently complaining to Trump about—by Republican state Senator Konni Burton, a former Tea Party activist—would require a conviction before money can be seized.
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While the gunman had been opening fire on innocent worshipers, I had been posting video of my toddler learning how to tackle a bike track, and idly complaining to a friend about the heat.
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The commission is overly focused on theoretical internet privacy harms (nearly a third of all workshops in 2014 were on internet privacy) when most consumers are complaining to the FTC about other real harms.
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Exxon and Chevron, insiders say, have been complaining to GOP leaders and other members that the legislation could potentially block them from doing business on projects that have Russia connections, hurting their bottom line.
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Though Woodard left North End Grill after receiving a theater apprenticeship, the other women all said that they quit because they felt that Korsh's behavior wasn't improving, and that complaining to HR didn't help.
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He embraced the conservatism of the day, was attuned to the administration's messaging in the press and sometimes wrote memos complaining to bosses of colleagues on the legal team who were not all in.
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Meza apparently fed this confusion, court records allege: "In early 2015, Meza started complaining to Langston about Merendino and about his job, but promised that it 'would all be over very soon,' " the documents state.
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Most of us are comfortable complaining to our co-workers, and anyone else waiting in line for coffee, about our chin zits, soliciting any advice on how to make them go away a little faster.
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However, if Swift decided to cut these guys out of her life for complaining to the press rather than being an adult and initiating a conversation, I would not blame her for going scorched-earth.
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He's called out superstar Kevin Durant as "disrespectful," chimed in on teammate Reggie Jackson's complaining to referees, and has been uncommonly open about the struggles that both he and his team have faced this season.
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Some people who end up in this situation complain about it endlessly, which does not earn them much sympathy given how much more money they are making than the people they are usually complaining to.
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Jeff Black says he and other LGBTQ activists in south Florida have been complaining to police officials for six months about relentless harassment endured at the hands of a local event promoter named Craig Jungwirth.
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They said they were privately complaining to colleagues in their offices and sharing links about the fundraiser to friends on Facebook Messenger and slowly began to organize in a Slack channel over the holiday weekend.
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Mr. Trump had recently grown weary of Mr. Bannon, complaining to other advisers that he believed his chief strategist had been leaking information to reporters and was taking too much credit for the president's successes.
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After repeatedly complaining to one clerk that the printer was out of toner, a colleague recalled, Avenatti wrote down the printer model and bought his own toner cartridge that he would install and remove every day.
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Rajeev Khanna, who managed six sales representatives for neurology medicines in northern India, said he was fired after complaining to Abbott's office of ethics and compliance that his team was submitting fake invoices to increase sales.
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But if I were one of these panicking Democratic elites, I would stop complaining to media outlets and start actually coordinating to choose a single "Stop Bernie" candidate and push the others out of the race.
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Sonos isn't just complaining to Congress: Last week, the company announced it was suing Google for infringing on five of its speaker patents, disclosing a dispute that's been brewing internally at the two companies for years.
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And it looks like Brittingham will get involved in the drama as well — we see her complaining to Kameron Westcott and Brandi Redmond while the ladies are on another beach trip (always a recipe for confrontation).
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Bost said she was fired in March 2015 in retaliation for complaining to supervisors about harassment, and because they believed that she suffered from "gender dysphoria," or distress with the sex she was assigned at birth.
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In August 2017, two fired security guards were reinstated to their jobs with a Chicago airport contractor, after a federal judge found they were unlawfully discharged for complaining to the media about the adequacy of their training.
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"We are complaining to the World Trade Organisation against the United States over its tariffs and at the same time against China's breach of patent rights of European companies," Juncker told the RND media group on Friday.
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"In 1984, for the shooting of the collection of Chanel, he was complaining to the director of images," said Gerhard Steidl, Mr. Lagerfeld's publisher, who with Eric Pfrunder (that director of images for Chanel) curated the exhibition.
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And Dr. Stubits agrees that there's definitely something especially cathartic about complaining to a co-worker who gets why you're fretting about the company meeting, or to someone who just gets what you're going through in general.
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Finally, by complaining to your other friends non-stop, you become that which you hate—now you're the one venting non-stop about a situation instead of acknowledging your own agency or doing something to fix it.
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After detecting the "alarming number" of weapons being inexplicably traced back to the Phoenix office, the two ATF agents who were still unaware of the existence of Fast and Furious, Gil and Canino, began complaining to headquarters.
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Vanderpump was still holding on to a lot of the resentment, even complaining to husband Ken Todd that Davidson was "pretty cold" when the two had seen one another at Erika Girardi's 45th birthday party the week prior.
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The withdrawal came even after "months of development, negotiation and near daily communication over the past six weeks" between the state and the administration, Oklahoma wrote in a letter complaining to the administration about the lack of action.
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The gang drowned customers in the lake or smothered them with plastic bags while driving around the countryside, to prevent them from complaining to the police that there were no new homes for sale in the small towns.
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A black sales manager said in a confidential complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which the Times reviewed, that she had been paid less than her white colleagues and had been fired for complaining to human resources.
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Ashwani Mahajan, who heads an economic group, Swadeshi Jagran Manch, which is linked to the ideological parent of Modi's party, said on Thursday that companies such as Mastercard should be "competing with RuPay, not complaining to the U.S. government".
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When people are feeling like some of these pharmaceutical companies are putting the gun to their head and they're complaining to their representatives… The cost of prescription drugs is the number one issue, even beyond the Affordable Care Act.
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"Dear @Google, Stop teaching my girl that her path to financial freedom lies not in coding but in complaining to HR. Thx in advance, A dad," Eric Weinstein, managing director at California investment firm Thiel Capital, wrote on Twitter.
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" Further down the street, however, Ian Hutchinson, 63, who is currently unemployed, asked what the protesters would do "when the roots of the trees fracture a water main or electric, gas or telephone — they'll be complaining to the council.
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Australia scored the prize after the country's Energy and Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg was heard complaining to U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz about American charities working against Adani's $16 billion coal mine at the COP 22 talks in Marrakech.
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Unhappy Quebec farmers - who are a political force - are already complaining to legislators from the ruling Liberals, and insiders concede there is no guarantee of winning them over, leaving Trudeau potentially vulnerable in a federal election set for October 2019.
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"My guess is that (if it's not already happening) there will soon be many Internet users complaining to their ISPs about slow Internet speeds as a result of hacked IoT devices on their network hogging all the bandwidth," Krebs wrote.
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The school district said the move was prompted by a complaint by at least one parent complaining to the Freedom for Religion Foundation, whose attorney then notified the district that the practice violated federal law, according to the Associated Press.
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Since then, however, questions have been raised about the reliability of Barr's 'principal conclusions,' after Mueller's team reportedly began complaining to associates that the letter had left out the most damaging information, including summaries they'd prepared for quick release. Rep.
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In one tweet Trump referred to Sessions as "our beleaguered A.G." Now "beleaguered" means under attack, and this was sort of like taking a jackhammer to the street in front of your house and then complaining to the city about potholes.
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The president has also been complaining to associates that he generally has hired the best lawyers for himself, but that as president he's forced to use Sessions, who isn't defending Trump to the best of his ability, according to the Post.
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Mr. bin al-Shibh has been the most contentious defendant inside the courtroom, bitterly complaining to earlier judges that somebody at the prison was consciously seeking to sleep deprive him through noises and vibrations that followed him around the detention zone.
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On one 2017 phone call, Erdoğan was complaining to Trump about the Kurdish threat on his border and told Trump he wanted to move in to take care of the Kurdish threat, per a source with direct knowledge of the call.
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The racers have regularly complained to the mining companies over the years, but according to Louise Ann Noeth, an author of Bonneville motorsports books and the public relations representative for Save the Salt, they were complaining to the wrong entity.
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A day after complaining to the team of right elbow soreness, d'Arnaud flew to New York for examination, and in the next few days he will decide on his treatment plan, which could be rest and rehabilitation or season-ending Tommy John surgery.
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"I would rather have you (his constituents) complaining to me that I voted wrong on nominating somebody than saying I'm not doing my job," he said, according to the Garden City Telegram, which covered the event at the Gray County Courthouse in Cimarron.
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Maria LaMont, who worked for Statoil Gulf Services LLC from 2015 to 2016, said she was fired for "bad behavior" after complaining to supervisors that the company had overstated its assets in a lawsuit filed in federal court in Houston on Tuesday.
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I snacked on some pretzels, and an apple, and after complaining to Elettra and the rest of team Living that after 2.5 days I was over #TakeoutTakeOut, I realized that I had completely forgotten to eat the main part of my lunch — duh!
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Trump himself spent the hours leading up to Tuesday night's address by taunting Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Twitter, privately lacerating top Democrats in an off-the-record meeting with news anchors and complaining to aides that his speech wasn't partisan enough.
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Red Bull's Max Verstappen spent much of qualifying complaining to his pit about traffic and a lack of grip but was ultimately undone when Haas's Kevin Magnussen crashed in front of him and he did not make the final round of qualifying.
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The driver tried to cancel the trip so I would not be charged, but her effort failed and I lacked the time to deal with the onerous process of complaining to Uber — the surest path to job-threatening bouts of daytime drinking.
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Despite what appears to have been a historically rare period of decent access for foreign correspondents to Fidel Castro, we were a difficult group and had been loudly complaining to apparatchiks that it had been weeks since we'd spoken to the bearded one.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A top official at a Indian state-run university urged his students to "murder" fellow students if confronted instead of complaining to him, amid a wave of violence being reported from across the state where the school is based.
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I've got a helmet to go with it with built-in headphones and a mic, but it must have been meant for a little kid, because it's really small... Our neighbors have been complaining to the Environmental Health because of the noise.
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Andrea Tantaros said she was taken off the air in April in retaliation for rebuffing Ailes' advances and complaining to top officials at Fox News, a unit of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc , in a lawsuit filed Monday in New York state court in Manhattan.
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The fury started when Moran told a town hall gathering Wednesday, "I would rather have you (his constituents) complaining to me that I voted wrong on nominating somebody than saying I'm not doing my job," according to a report in the Garden City Telegram.
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" Trump told Today that it was a "tremendous honor" to be named Person of the Year, although he puckered at TIME's choice to refer to him as the president of the "Divided States of America," complaining to host Matt Lauer that it felt "snarky.
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Mr. Krause, whose son took the elbow to the head, said some youth soccer teams have reputations for being more aggressive and more likely to jostle and foul, but even after complaining to officials, there's little that can be done to curb the behavior.
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Despite his imposing military credentials, however, Mr. Kelly slowly realized the futility of trying to control the president, and ultimately resigned himself to a stalemate of coexistence, simply letting Trump be Trump and complaining to his colleagues about how miserable he was in the job.
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But since Miller arrived at spring training last week, there have been no harrumphs about the ingrates in the front office, no complaining to Manager Joe Girardi or the news media about a demotion, nothing at all to betray what might have been a winter of discontent.
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"Given the hierarchical structure, the impracticability of complaining to anyone other than a line manager and the weakness of the personnel department, the only option for a victim of inappropriate behavior during the Savile years was to put up with it or leave," the draft said.
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Kyrgios had a 7-5, 6-4, 7-43 (2) win over Viktor Troicki, overcoming audio problems at Hisense Arena and complaining to chair umpire James Keothavong, who ended up turning off his microphone and later being hit in the head by a wayward tennis ball.
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From the New York Times, which first reported Bannon's sudden departure: Mr. Trump had recently grown weary of Mr. Bannon, complaining to other advisers that he believed his chief strategist had been leaking information to reporters and was taking too much credit for the president's successes.
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She had also raised suspicion with her indiscreet comments about the president, including openly complaining to aides that Mr. Trump had disrupted his own schedule because he had been late leaving the White House residence after his daily executive time sessions, according to one former official.
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Around the team, though, Booker is known for showing up to practice early, for his meticulous shooting routines, for refusing to leave the gym until he wins the final game of knockout and for complaining to teammates if they clear the premises before he gets the chance.
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She had also raised suspicion with her indiscreet comments about the president, including openly complaining to aides that Mr. Trump had disrupted his own schedule because he had been late leaving the White House residence after his daily executive time sessions, according to one former official.
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Last week, Moran caused a fury among conservatives when he told a town hall gathering, "I would rather have you (his constituents) complaining to me that I voted wrong on nominating somebody than saying I'm not doing my job," according to a report in the Garden City Telegram.
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"We have all heard countless stories of consumers complaining to the FCC about waiting months to have an erroneous charge removed from their bill or for a refund for a service they never ordered or about accessibility services that are not working," the congressman wrote in their letter.
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A pumped-up Vesely, 22, served his 21st of 26 aces to storm to a 6-1 lead in the breaker in what was the last match in play at the All England Club, with Berdych complaining to the umpire that it was "absolutely ridiculous" to stay on court.
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An investigation by The Times in 2014 found that Mr. Pruitt had helped organize an "unprecedented, secretive alliance" between Republican attorneys general and large energy companies to attack the E.P.A. — and one of the letters he sent complaining to the agency had in fact been written by industry lawyers.
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I loved complaining to the ladies who worked at JCPenney about how the mall was changing, they were putting in too many fancy stores, they were taking out too many hamburger places, and wasn't it just so ridiculous that the construction on 29 had it down to two lanes?
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Spencer, who had previously been complaining to Rosita about how the Saviors coming to Alexandria was all Rick's fault for attacking them first, bristles at this, telling him he should have made a deal with the Saviors and gotten better terms by instantly acquiescing instead of fighting (like the Kingdom, presumably).
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Foreign diplomats are reportedly complaining to U.S. officials about Republican presidential front-runner 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's inflammatory comments.
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The clip, recorded on Tuesday by a customer at Fresh Kitchen in Midtown Manhattan and posted on Facebook, shows a man who appeared to be about 40 years old, with short dark hair and a white dress shirt, growing enraged and loudly complaining to the sandwich shop staff after hearing conversations in Spanish.
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We'll start though, with Democrats raising concerns about a proposal on family-planning grants: Dems blast Title X rulemaking process House and Senate Dems are complaining to the Office of Management and Budget about the "unconventional and nontransparent" review process for a pending rule that would overhaul the Title X family planning program.
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And the fact that I was about to circle the planet did not even occur to me until the following morning at the office, when I was complaining to a colleague about the inconvenience and multistage jet lag of the trip and she asked if I'd bought a round-the-world ticket.
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Wozniacki, the No. 2 seed and the reigning Australian Open champion, went out before the third round for the fourth time in seven years, losing, 6-4, 1-6, 7-43, to Ekaterina Makarova after complaining to the chair umpire about the insects that invaded No. 1 court during the second set.
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"I'm afraid that the Sidama will come and hurt us ... they will take all the jobs and even if you file a complaint it will go unheard as you will be complaining to one of them," said Tsion, 28, a Hawassa resident who did not want to give her full name for fear of retribution.
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" He takes a funny clip of Vanessa Huxtable complaining to her parents that they're rich and lays over it a sardonic Reaganomics statistic: "News Update: One of every two black children in the U.S. is born poor ... Median black male earnings declined 10% since 1979 ... Black teenage joblessness still tops 30% … Details at 11.
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The ambiance, at this point, had me feeling more like I was standing at the pasta station in a college cafeteria and less like I was feasting in the Great Hall at Hogwarts, and I was taken even more out of Harry's world by the three people beside me complaining to the chefs about their incorrect orders.
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As the Pentagon moves toward selecting its primary cloud vendor for the next decade, Oracle in particular has been complaining to anyone who will listen that Amazon has an unfair advantage in the deal, going so far as to file a formal complaint last month, even before bids were in and long before the Pentagon made its choice.
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That instantly earned him the enmity of the president, who was soon bashing Sessions both privately (complaining to White House aides, according to Bob Woodward's book "Fear," that Sessions was "mentally retarded" and a "dumb Southerner") and publicly (tweeting to his tens of millions of followers that "Our A.G. is scared stiff and Missing in Action").
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So you would think that Evans-Smith beating Fox would have put to bed all the arguments about trans women having an innate and unfair advantage over cis women, but barely a week after their fight Evans-Smith was complaining to a reporter about that advantage, and then, for good measure, advocating for a league set aside just for transgender people.
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I gave a guy a beer, and he was complaining to me that there was too much head and I knew that he was a stingy asshole and that he wasn't going to give me a tip, so I go, 'So you're the first guy that's ever complained to me about too much head,'" later adding, "I got fired like two weeks later.
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Given that, many Wall Street executives, in addition to Mr. Schwarzman and Mr. Corbat, have been complaining to Alicia K. Glen, deputy mayor in charge of housing and economic development, that the new law will make it harder for them to recruit and to pay the best people because they no longer will be able to have the typical compensation discussion.
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Hernandez has been complaining to prison officials this week of shortness of breath, but apparently the warden of his facility will not allow Mr. Hernandez to go to the hospital," he wrote, adding, "While I recognize that his release date is only about four months away, given the health crisis that is currently tearing through this region and Mr. Hernandez's compromised medical condition, please strongly consider modifying Mr. Hernandez's sentence so as to immediately make him eligible for home confinement.
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