"I've been very clear that there are things they are doing wrong to disadvantage American citizens, particularly financially," Cuban said.
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We need to look at the root causes of all of this, to ask ourselves what we are doing wrong to create a world where nearly every industry makes decisions that benefit themselves financially at the expense of other people.
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In the case of Ms. Barr's comments, for instance, Mr. Lyles said the president turned what was simply an issue of someone making a racist comment into a battle between a liberal television network doing wrong to a Republican like him.
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The Cheating Culture: Why More Americans Are Doing Wrong to Get Ahead is a nonfiction book, authored by David Callahan and published by Harcourt in 2004.
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A plan ought fiat to dispossess himself of all thought or wish to do me or my country wrong. He should never think of doing wrong to this country or to the rights of my people. After he has done that, then maybe he can do something for himself in that regard; but first he must protect the Indians and their rights in this country. He is the servant of the Government and he is sent here to, do that and he should not be permitted to do anything else.
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Vastupurush: The Guardian Spirit of the House (or simply Vastupurush) is a 2002 Indian Marathi film directed by filmmaker duo Sumitra Bhave–Sunil Sukthankar and produced by National Film Development Corporation of India. It is about Bhaskar, who rises above his poor financial conditions and devotes himself to the poor people for his mother believes that their generations have been cursed by the Vastupurush for doing wrong to people of lower castes. The film won several awards on release including the Best Feature Film in Marathi at the 50th National Film Awards and eight awards at the 40th Maharashtra State Film Awards in 2003.
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In 2002, Callahan wrote Kindred spirits: Harvard Business School's extraordinary class of 1949 and how they transformed American business, a history of the Harvard Business School Class of 1949. In an interview about the book with The New York Times, Callahan contrasted this earlier group of business leaders, many of whom frowned on conspicuous consumption, with later generations of business leaders more motivated by greed. A New York Times review of his 2004 book, The cheating culture: why more Americans are doing wrong to get ahead, Chris Hedges called Callahan "a new liberal with old values." The Cheating Culture is a nonfiction work that links the rise in unethical behavior in American society to economic and regulatory trends—particularly growing inequality.
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Lettice, who resided at the castle with her sons and some of her grandchildren, refused to hand over the castle, and sent a scornful letter back to Henry O'Dempsey: > "I am, as I have ever been, a loyal subject of my king. I thank you for your > offer of a convoy, which however, I hold as of little safety. Being free > from offending His Majesty, or doing wrong to any of you, I will live and > die innocently, and will do my best to defend my own, leaving the issue to > God".British Isle Genealogy Lettice Digby, Lady Offaley, retrieved 26 May > 2010 In early 1642, the O'Dempseys made an assault on the castle, and more letters were exchanged, however, she and her people managed to hold out; she later refused to leave under the convoy of a relief party sent by Dublin, preferring to defend her fortress.
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