The termination letter cited willful misconduct as the cause for Brackeen's termination.
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Friday's shooter resigned "in lieu of termination" in February 2015, said Schneer, who didn't explain say why he faced termination.
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A joint statement from the companies said Ant Financial has paid a $30 million termination fee to MoneyGram following the termination.
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The termination will be effective "180 days from the receipt of the notice of termination from the US government," he added.
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Tomi has a contract with TheBlaze which lists grounds for termination, and the basis for her termination is not authorized by her deal.
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"Normally, for the termination of FBI employees, a packet of information is prepared with detailed instructions about how a termination must be implemented," the suit says.
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Prior to the scheduled termination date, the fee agreement can be extended to a new scheduled termination date, or a new liquidity provider may be selected.
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According to the terms of guarantees, any termination would be subject to a one-month notification period and would not affect the notes issued before the termination date.
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According to the terms of the guarantees, any termination would be subject to a three-month notification period and would not affect CDs issued before the termination date.
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The flight termination system — which would destroy the rocket in case it veered off course — was active, but was not set off by a "thrust termination" in the booster.
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"In truth and in fact, the sole decision-maker concerning Plaintiff's termination was Trump, whose decision was made and finalized before Defendants ever commenced their pretextual termination process," the suit says.
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" Democrats also asked for documents related to the appointment of Mueller as special counsel; Mueller's resignation or termination "whether contemplated or actual"; and McGahn's resignation or termination "whether contemplated or actual.
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Theoretically, this practice would encourage executives to take risks without worrying about termination, though critics argue that the system actually provides little inducement to perform well if individuals benefit from termination.
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A lighter form of punishment — termination — was also rare.
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The doctor recommended termination – abortion – as the compassionate option.
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The news of the program's termination was first reported by Page Six, which heard from a source close to production that the termination was announced abruptly at a staff meeting on Friday.
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Danielle Strle said when I asked about the Great Termination.
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Whichever is least likely to end in termination, I think.
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The latest quarter included a $325 million merger termination fee.
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She is suing for wrongful termination and breach of contract.
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Versum had to pay Entegris a $140 million termination fee.
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An appeal system is also part of the termination process.
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His termination is set to take effect on Nov. 85033.
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That was called termination shock, and the consequences were unspeakable.
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These included cases of sexual harassment, discrimination, and wrongful termination.
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Repeated violations of our terms may lead to account termination.
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He has filed a wrongful termination suit against the city.
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This counted as a first strike in YouTube's termination procedure.
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We believe his claim of wrongful termination is without merit.
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Soltero's suing Sodexo for wrongful termination and violating labor codes.
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It is unfortunate that Alexander's termination is the real news.
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It will pay a termination fee of roughly $7.4 million.
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Mr. Welch is also suing Energy Transfer for wrongful termination.
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For Mr. Friday, 56, the termination came as a shock.
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McCabe is now suing the Justice Department over his termination.
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Tucker Carlson knows that, and Damore's termination is no exception.
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She and Letts were advised that termination was an option.
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The park has not provided a reason for his termination.
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The White House opposes that rule, signaling its eventual termination.
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Shuanghui funded this termination fee by putting it in escrow.
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But Unity says that's not what led to Evans' termination.
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The Department of Homeland Security has appealed her case termination.
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An FCC spokesperson declined to comment on the merger's termination.
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Both NXP and Qualcomm formally announced the termination on Thursday.
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"Being boring alone does not warrant termination," Mr. Berg said.
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"The termination of T.P.S. has been devastating," Mr. Perez said.
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Levandowski did not immediately respond to questions about Smalls's termination.
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Failure to report can be cause for discipline or termination.
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During the process, one worker's lie resulted in his termination.
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His termination could affect a portion of his anticipated pension.
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The law forbids such a pretext from justifying DACA's termination.
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Here's the announcement from the White House about the termination.
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According to a Humana spokesman, the formal termination happened Dec.
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The inspector general issued a final termination notice on Dec.
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While Pantaleo's termination marks the end of the case, Garner's family has repeatedly said that they want more than Pantaleo's termination, calling for other officers involved in the arrest to be fired as well.
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"Generally, your coverage ends the day of your termination, in some cases, the end of the month of your termination," said Jody Dietel, chief compliance office for WageWorks, a benefits administrator for such programs.
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"Generally, your coverage ends the day of your termination, in some cases, the end of the month of your termination," said Jody Dietel, chief compliance officer for WageWorks, a benefits administrator for such programs.
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The majority of our termination services are medical, probably 80 percent.
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Infineon will pay a termination fee of $12.5 million, Cree said.
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As we previously reported, Adler is suing ESPN for wrongful termination.
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There are, at some companies, penalties and precautions short of termination.
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The inspector general's office has recommended termination, which Dore is fighting.
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And one customer too many and we'll get that termination email.
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At worst, outspoken employees were silenced through intimidation or job termination.
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Last month, Sudan was slated for TPS termination, effective November 2018.
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But that termination might come without a withdrawal deal in place.
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Updated Saturday, January 12th, 2019: Updated with Weijing's termination from Huawei.
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Termination of lease agreements normally precedes applications made to the DGCA.
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He frustratingly explained that it meant the termination of a marriage.
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Neither Tidal nor West has spoken publicly about the contract termination.
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In addition to the financial compensation, the city rescinded Boykin's termination.
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The documents also show a deeply automated tracking and termination process.
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She is suing for sexual battery, discrimination, harassment, and wrongful termination.
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Last week, the school district released a statement announcing Cummins' termination.
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The school notified Povey of his termination last Thursday, he says.
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After his termination, he and Uber reached a $4.5 million settlement.
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CNBC first reported on the termination of the deal late Tuesday.
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You get a 3.5mm termination and a screw-on 6.35mm adapter.
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It notes that McCabe learned of his termination from media reports.
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The officer has 10 days to appeal his termination, Haber said.
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His termination comes more than 18 months after the investigations ended.
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The same can't be said for Vivian, who unknowingly faces termination.
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O) announced the termination of the contract with Comcast Corp's (CMCSA.
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His termination will not be allowed to impede in these investigations.
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Their termination came just as politicians had begun to take notice.
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Lower income from mobile termination rate also negatively impacted its revenue.
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Amazon spokeswoman Deborah Bass also confirmed the termination of the partnership.
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This is the first year the department is proposing outright termination.
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Gold Cross Ambulance said Tuesday that Payne's termination was effective immediately.
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The two companies did not disclose the reason for the termination.
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The SRD was immediately removed from the school pending termination. pic.twitter.
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It's very unusual to have a massive termination based on performance.
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Termination seems likely, though perhaps not on the scale that ensues.
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These consequences could be serious and may include termination of employment.
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Comey has been a frequent critic of Trump's since his termination.
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She also sued Walmart for wrongful termination and discrimination months later.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi called for his termination earlier today.
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The termination date for the deal to close is June 21.
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The matter sparked an FBI disciplinary review which advised McCabe's termination.
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Rambleside called such a termination fee agreement "outrageous" in its letter.
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I believe the termination example above gives credence to this point.
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The usual penalty for a violation is termination of federal employment.
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The alleged fraud occurred from 2008 until his termination in 2013.
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Other "Today" hosts learned of Mr. Lauer's termination around 4 a.m.
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Nonetheless, the department removed Mr. Taveras and threatened him with termination.
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But in practice, few doctors were willing to perform a termination.
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Results — short of avoiding termination — have been mixed for tech employees.
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MPR announced the termination of Keillor's contract in a statement Wednesday.
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Federal protections against termination already exist for discrimination against protected classes.
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The Massachusetts college announced the termination of lecturer Asheen Phansey Thursday.
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She did not respond to questions about what prompted the termination.
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As a result, I've served Deputy Blount a notice of termination.
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Quintero's termination came as part of a purge of undocumented workers.
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It's unclear whether the termination of Malone's contract impacted the vote.
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This is the first year that DOE is proposing outright termination.
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Ariane says that same day, she got a letter of termination.
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She's suing him for wrongful termination, breaching their deal and fraud.
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In the event of cancellation or termination, Sponsor reserves the right to select the potential winner in a random drawing from among all eligible, non-suspect entries received and combined prior to date of cancellation or termination.
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Since her termination, Tirado has spoken out about her incident on Facebook.
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The company did not elaborate on the reasons for the planned termination.
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The termination was also recommended by the FBI's Office of Professional Responsibility.
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Medina and Taylor had previously been reassigned before their termination this week.
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"The effective termination date is 18 months from today," Duke told Kelly.
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The termination of TPS won't go into effect until January 5, 2019.
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First, the statute Hubbuch says prohibited his termination probably doesn't help him.
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This includes termination of employment, claims for damages, and even criminal charges.
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The CNN gig comes as McCabe is fighting that termination in court.
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"This is unethical and can also be grounds for termination," Murphy adds.
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Whether the termination of the project actually happened or not remains unclear.
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Sexual abuse or violence should have consequences [such as termination of employment].
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The termination fee added $720 million to the quarter's profit, Chevron said.
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Oliver "violated several departmental policies," police said when they announced his termination.
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Walgreens said it would pay Rite Aid a $325 million termination fee.
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However, digital downloads remain relevant, despite the termination of the MP3 license.
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Neither party will be obligated to pay termination fees, the company said.
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The company also said Vintage must pay a $126.5 million termination fee.
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There are termination offenses no matter what kind of record you have.
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Consider these possibilities carefully before you put the termination process in motion.
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After news of the deal termination, the stock fell more than 3%.
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One study found the average early-termination fee to be £210 ($2000).
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There is a five-day window for me to rescind the termination.
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She won her severance claim, but her wrongful-termination lawsuit was dismissed.
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Variety published a report after Lauer's termination detailing the accusations against Lauer.
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None of those fired have spoken to the media about their termination.
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"It tells employees that "those responsible risk facing disciplinary action or termination.
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That means reversing pension cuts that were made in their plan's termination.
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If he failed to comply, he would risk termination of his employment.
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"Termination of DACA during this national emergency would be catastrophic," Wishnie wrote.
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McCabe acted improperly enough that it is possible to justify his termination.
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"You discussed the termination, so why wouldn't you discuss reasons?" she asked.
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The manner of its termination has nevertheless proven inept and unnecessarily costly.
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The report said State Department experts on the ground warned against termination.
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She won her severance claim but her wrongful-termination lawsuit was dismissed.
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Spirit maintains that it does not discriminate in hiring or termination decisions.
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Failure to complete the process will result in termination of Medicaid coverage.
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Nike said the flier threatening termination was not distributed by the company.
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PDT Updated with news of Cheif Knowledge Officer Russell Berger's official termination.
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After learning of his termination, Dr. Kirkpatrick went home and committed suicide.
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In any challenge to this termination, Google's non-retaliatory motive will matter.
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Sprit maintains that it does not discriminate in hiring or termination decisions.
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After receiving their lease termination notices, several families moved into a hostel.
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CF will pay OCI $150 million as a result of the termination.
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Reuda's suing for wrongful termination, sexual harassment, and violation of whistleblower protection.
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In supporting a recommendation to legalize the termination of pregnancy "with no restriction as to reason" up to 12 weeks, the committee cited the complexities of legislating for the termination of pregnancy for reasons of rape and incest.
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"A date of termination of the Company's licensing activities has not yet been conrmed by senior leadership, however management expects that this termination will take place as of 31 December 2019 or during 2020," the Dutch filing said.
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According to Fortress&aposs management services agreement, if New Media were to terminate its contract, it would be responsible for paying a termination fee equal to the full year&aposs worth of management fees before the termination date.
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Failing to disclose requested medical information can result in termination of your policies years after the fact; in the case of a life insurance policy, it can even result in termination of coverage and zero payout after your death.
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Chevron said it expects Anadarko to pay a termination fee of $1 billion.
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The copyright on most Beatles' songs carries a termination date in October 2025.
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Manuel is on paid administrative leave as he awaits a pre-termination hearing.
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But a woman shouldn't have to drive 400 miles to get a termination.
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Human resources manager Clayton Parks told Martin they would begin the termination process.
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Pharma Mar says it has entered into mutual early termination agreement with Chugai.
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Second, other reasons Hubbuch says made his termination wrongful didn't make it illegal.
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He said he plans to file a wrongful termination lawsuit against the organization.
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Bollore said in a statement it would dispute the contract termination in court.
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The effective dates of their termination are June 25 and June 26, respectively.
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He had been a frequent guest on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" before his termination.
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In January, state GOP lawmakers called for her termination while colleagues defended her.
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Both officers now face administrative charges that could result in suspension or termination.
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And with the cuts comes the termination of a few upcoming space missions.
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Illegal behavior of any kind will result in immediate suspension and possible termination.
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The worst-case scenario is an immediate termination with no continuation of benefits.
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The Civil Service bill Mr. Walker supports also undermines protections against unfair termination.
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Each law specifically mentions coercion by way of threatening or termination of employment.
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" The patient may, "during termination, reflect on the initial catalysts for seeking treatment.
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On Wednesday, TODAY co-hosts Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb announced Lauer's termination.
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It also stated that serious or repeated violations would result in account termination.
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" Ultimately, the suit alleges, the plaintiffs "were met with threats, condemnation, and termination.
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His friends and coworkers got sacked, netting small severance packages for their termination.
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Pasinosky believes her termination was timed so that she wouldn't receive these benefits.
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That also resulted in the termination of his book deal with Simon & Schuster.
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CEFC has not commented publicly since the termination of the deal was announced.
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" He says doctors currently are "overcautiously suggesting termination in order to protect themselves.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio held a Monday afternoon press conference, addressing Pantaleo's termination.
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Its lawsuit also seeks punitive damages and a $183 million merger termination fee.
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"Our doctor recommended I have a termination," one woman says in the video.
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"The Trump Foundation is flirting with what's called a termination tax," Owens said.
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Neither question directs attention to the most potentially significant repercussions of Comey's termination.
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But investigators began probing Trump for obstruction of justice soon after Comey's termination.
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But the termination plan called for Whitefish to continue working until Nov. 13.
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But the termination plan called for Whitefish to continue working until Nov. 30.
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"I felt the termination was the correct course of action," Metz told KDVR.
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Spanfeller's letter of termination cites McAvoy's actions concerning another executive named Katie Pontius.
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He said any employee's refusal to follow company policies could lead to termination.
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He settled a wrongful termination lawsuit against the university this month for $250,000.
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The email informing her of that termination is included in Tuesday's document dump.
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But two Republicans who recently spoke with Trump have discussed Mueller's possible termination.
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The companies recently extended the termination date for the deal to June 21.
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Damore's termination set off a predictable onslaught of negative coverage from the right.
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O'Neill was immediately removed from corporate investigations and termination of his employment commenced.
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Before his employment termination was complete, O'Neill died of a stress-related stroke.
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Sandra's termination hurt the medical profession and the individuals it exists to serve.
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The grounds for termination, Carter alleged, was the fact that she is transgender.
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The officers may face a reprimand, suspension, demotion or termination, the release said.
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I guess if he is headed to termination, he wants to be comfortable.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James called for an investigation into the termination.
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She is named in multiple lawsuits claiming wrongful termination and whistle-blower protection.
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They argued that the prosecutors' dismissal of the charges counted as favorable termination.
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Mr. Trump approved of his dismissal, someone with knowledge of the termination said.
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If it is not stopped, the termination will be effective in 30 days.
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But some delivery firm owners claim Amazon's termination decisions are capricious and inconsistent.
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In that speech, he admonished the two chambers' actions during the Termination Era.
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Following the news of the agreement's termination, Imagination's share price dropped sharply overnight.
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This was almost entirely attributable to the termination of Chinese imports of minerals.
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Goldstein himself was later fired for contradicting the administration's account of Tillerson's termination.
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She filed a wrongful termination suit against the company that is still pending.
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Federal law prohibits any government dollars from paying for the termination of pregnancies.
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Federal trade commission notified company that early termination of waiting period under Hart-Scott-Rodino act was granted, * Granting of early termination of waiting period is in relation to BAI brands deal-sec filing Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Washington (CNN)An undocumented immigrant from New York rushed to federal court Tuesday to challenge the termination of DACA -- a program protecting young undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children from deportation -- hours after the Trump administration announced its termination.
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This detail has become an object of fascination in the fallout from Lauer's termination.
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"We have a zero tolerance approach to abuse, and improper behavior results in termination."
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So where can a driver go to resolve an issue or dispute their termination?
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Lying is supposed to be a hard-and-fast rule that requires mandatory termination.
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She's now separately suing Blatt and Match Group over wrongful termination and sexual assault.
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To: Marty Tripp Subject: Re: Termination/Lawsuit There are literally injuries with Model 3.
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Forestar paid Starwood a $20 million termination fee, the company said in a statement.
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At GinecaFem, termination with medication was 235 pesos and aspiration and sedation was 3500.
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Cantor's initial suit claimed wrongful termination following her firing from the network in 2016.
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"We had a choice of: termination or do this," he said at the time.
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His termination in 2014 appears to be related to his encounter with Brad Pitt.
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"[Confrontation] in many cases results in the immediate termination of the friendship," said Bot.
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In each instance, the employee was punished either with an administrative action or termination.
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Congress slated 41 California Rancherias for termination pursuant to the Rancheria Act of 1958.
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The timing of the termination was poor, but it was necessary for operation purposes.
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It would also pay a significant "reverse termination fee" if regulators scuttle the deal.
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TIME has reached out to YouTube and PewDiePie for comments regarding the Disney termination.
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"Peace can come only after the declaration of the termination of war," it said.
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My memorandum is not a statement of reasons to justify a for-cause termination.
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But before we get to the termination ceremony, we have to play the game.
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They said, 'Is there any way we can do something without you -- without termination?
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They said, 'Is there any way we can do something without you -- without termination?
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I personally don't think we can make a deal without termination, but we'll see.
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If Jacobs' post termination behavior is any indication, he realizes he'll be doing okay.
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The only conditions that garnered more support for termination were the three major trisomies.
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The company notes that it delays termination for a few days after it's requested.
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Health care outperformed other sectors following the recent merger termination between Pfizer and Allergan.
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"Call detail records providing call origination and call termination geo-location data," it adds.
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They said, 'Is there any way we can do something without you—without termination?
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Roe made the termination of an unwanted pregnancy during the first trimester legal nationwide.
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Dialog said Atmel is now required to pay Dialog a $137.3 million termination fee.
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"It presents an arbitrary termination point for a justice's service," he told the Times.
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Mr. Gragilla filed a complaint about his termination with the National Labor Relations Board.
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Punishment following the investigation could range from a written reprimand to suspension or termination.
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"We take action when we find violations — including termination of employment," the spokesperson said.
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The Catholic Church is clearly drawing a line between prevention and termination of pregnancy.
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And, the U.N. Resolution, UNSC 2231, also has terms about termination of the agreement.
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The company said it was notified of the contract termination by Tepco last week.
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Going publicNow Peter has filed his own wrongful-termination lawsuit against Cigna, alleging retaliation.
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A request for comment following news of his termination was also not immediately returned.
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That investigation could result in disciplinary action against Selyem, including possible termination, Ramos said.
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TV that the Justice Department recommendations leading to Comey's termination were the right call.
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"It could," she responded, adding that at issue is the reasoning for the termination.
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Sources cited by the Journal gave differing reasons for Kushner's support of Comey's termination.
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The investigation could result in disciplinary action that possibly includes termination, the statement said.
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In contrast, Black Lives are neither protected nor provided justice for their wrongful termination.
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The larger drugstore chain will also pay Rite Aid a $325 million termination fee.
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A detective she had fired sued her and the city successfully for wrongful termination.
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Of that, about $45 million to $50 million will be from employee termination costs.
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Claims of defamation and wrongful termination have been on an upswing for a while.
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The woman's housemates reported her abortion to local authorities days after the successful termination.
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YouTube has a " three strikes" policy, resulting in a warning, suspension, and eventually termination.
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Brown is now fighting the FEMA contract termination and seeking a $70 million settlement.
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The range of punishments can include a reprimand, a suspension, demotion and/or termination.
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On Wednesday, the plaintiffs' lawyers said they would continue to seek the policy's termination.
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Yahoo is subject to a $144.8 million termination fee if the deal falls through.
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Long before his termination, Mr. Ford had become a polarizing figure within Morgan Stanley.
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She even expressed concerns about her performance to a colleague shortly before her termination.
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One such note should not result in termination after 763 years, but it did.
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Ms. Harley has also been named in multiple wrongful termination and whistle blower lawsuits.
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The city argues that a nolle prosequi does not count as a favorable termination.
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Announces termination of letter of intent with sandbox global limited * Cluny capital - on sept.
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The termination marks the latest setback to corporate China's ambitions to acquire U.S. assets.
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There are a few exceptions, such as when a termination violates federal discrimination laws.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers have issued conflicting and changing explanations for the termination.
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I support the termination of gun sales to anyone under 21 years of age.
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Equifax, Experian and AT&T received the most termination letters: more than 50 each.
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Duterte on Tuesday announced termination of the two-decade-old Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA).
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Hydro One said on Wednesday it would pay Avista $103 million in termination fees.
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The CR-V sales termination began in early March and lasted throughout the month.
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Spencer on Sunday submitted a letter to President Donald Trump that acknowledged his termination.
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She said that he was "wonderful" and that she was sad about the termination.
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One such note should not result in termination after 36 years, but it did.
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Several other staffers are also under consideration for reassignment or termination, the network reported.
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Baxalta said the termination fee on the Shire merger was equal to $369 million.
|
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Horowitz's termination was fully warranted and his lawyer's accusations are ill-informed and misguided.
|
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YouTube has a "three strikes" policy, resulting in a warning, suspension, and eventually termination.
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Much of the document covers standard legal issues, such as warranty and contract termination.
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One place Sinclair might run into some trouble, Estreicher counters, is with the latter provision on termination, which seems to link any obstruction to someone having a "pleasant" personal appearance and "agreeable voice" with a disability that would provide grounds for termination.
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"Donald John Trump sought to use his authority to hinder and cause the termination of such investigation(s) including through threatening and then terminating, James Comey, who was until such termination the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation," the resolution states.
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However, the wide-ranging termination rights in applicable UK consumer legislation mean Fitch has always stress-tested the resilience of UK auto ABS transactions to unprecedented termination rates, so any increase would have to be very severe to have a rating impact.
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"A date of termination of the Company's licensing activities has not yet been conrmed by senior leadership, however management expects that this termination will take place as of 31 December 2019 or during 2020," the filing with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce said.
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"A date of termination of the Company's licencing activities has not yet been confirmed by senior leadership, however management expects that this termination will take place as of 31 December 2019 or during 2020," the filing with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce said.
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Ant Financial said it paid MoneyGram a $30 million termination fee for the deal's collapse.
|
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"Failure to comply can result in discipline up to and including termination," the statement says.
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Adler told the "Today" show in August that ESPN made him "unemployable" since his termination.
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And yet now those health benefits are slated for termination at the beginning of May.
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Yes, bipolar disorder is a disability, and I am protected from discrimination and wrongful termination.
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Corsi's ban reads as a prelude to a possible termination for InfoWars's entire YouTube presence.
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When these aren't followed, corrective action is put in place, up to and including termination.
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A hospital statement says an internal investigation will determine any disciplinary action, including possible termination.
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OPR previously reviewed former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe&aposs performance and recommended his termination.
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He alleges she brought complaints of "abuse and victimization," and later wrongful termination, against him.
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Commissioner James O'Neill agreed to the termination, but expressed that the decision was not easy.
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A spokesperson for InterContinental Exchange declined to comment on the termination of the service agreement.
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NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill announced the decision on Monday, saying Pantaleo's termination is effective immediately.
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Whenever employees raise concerns, we investigate the allegations and take appropriate corrective action including termination.
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We will be announcing externally the termination of employment of Stefan Krause and Ulrich Kranz.
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Nevertheless, Jones attempted to continue live streaming through other channels, ultimately resulting in today's termination.
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He also alleged that Pulos filed claims of wrongful termination, abuse and victimization against him.
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He's also been suspended without pay, pending termination, according to a statement from Indianapolis police.
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There is no link between the request for transcripts and the termination of Ms. Meyer.
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According to the court documents, Hammer replied to the email accepting the termination without question.
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All benefits earned by employees through the termination of new contributions in 20103 will remain.
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Lewis claims Pulos reported him to Bravo for "abuse and victimization" and later wrongful termination.
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By law, Italian women can undergo a termination 250 weeks from the date of conception.
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POTUS had his private head of security hand-deliver Comey's termination letter to FBI headquarters.
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It also raises the prospect that McCabe could legally challenge his termination in the future.
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Earlier this year, a former CRLA employee named Roseann Stahl sued Bathum for wrongful termination.
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The president's termination of DACA has been blocked by courts in Washington and New York.
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Draft evasion can be punished by termination of employment for state workers, the government says.
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In 2016, White's former bandmate Lena Zawaideh sued him for wrongful termination and sexual harassment.
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Richardson, but only because she took news of her termination in such hilariously memorable fashion.
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My story begins when I had a medically necessary termination of a nonviable ectopic pregnancy.
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But Ariana, now 73, says her "maternal instinct kicked in," and she never considered termination.
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The lawsuit seeks to enforce the companies' collaboration agreements and declare Amgen's purported termination void.
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For example, if you have lost your job you would submit a letter or termination.
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CNBC obtained the full letter of termination provided to Comey, which you can read below.
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In a report published on Wednesday, Fitch said an early termination without compensation was unlikely.
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The guild has voted to "institute termination proceedings," per the official statement obtained by Mashable.
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CF Industries will pay OCI a termination fee of $150 million related to the deal.
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Comey's exit sparked outcry across Washington, with many Democrats questioning the timing of the termination.
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The lawsuit seeks to enforce the companies' collaboration agreements, and declare Amgen's purported termination void.
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Anyone who performs an illegal termination in Northern Ireland could also be jailed for life.
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Comey hadn't spoken publicly since his termination, so there was a lot to clear up.
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She's suing for damages for back wages, harassment, wrongful termination -- basically, a lot of money.
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The doctor doesn't mention the option of traveling abroad for a termination until I ask.
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No Irish medical professional can help me book a termination or arrange an appointment there.
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Alizadeh told the Post-Dispatch she would be speaking to her lawyer over her termination.
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CBS will pay Moonves's legal fees as part of his termination agreement, the Times reported.
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Prior to his termination in September, Levoff was responsible for Apple's compliance with securities laws.
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The Fraternal Order of Police Ohio Labor Council is representing Amiott in appealing the termination.
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Hawkins could not immediately be reached for comment about the notice to recommend her termination.
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So the conventional wisdom interprets the Constitution to allow unilateral termination of treaties by presidents.
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Following Soph's channel termination on Thursday, the 14-year-old took to Twitter in response.
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They say the officer wasn't justified in firing his weapon and called for his termination.
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Katsas said that he found out about Comey's termination when the news aired on television.
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However, both bills do allow for MOX termination if certain conditions, likely attainable, are met.
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According to McCabe, Trump asked Rosenstein to mention Russia in his memo recommending Comey's termination.
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"The factory seemed busy, but then suddenly they gave us a termination notice," she said.
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Had he worked here, many of his comments would have resulted in his immediate termination.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Ms. Johnson's termination was unrelated to her EB-25 investigation.
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PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE AGREED TO THE TERMS OF TERMINATION BEFORE LEAVING THE JUNCTION.
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Express Scripts' contract termination comes against CZ Services even though CareZone technically mails the drugs.
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The foundation sent a letter to the Stouffer alumni announcing the termination of the foundation.
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But his termination has dealt the Met a serious blow at a moment of vulnerability.
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The wrongful termination suit asks the court to declare the physicians' restrictive covenant provisions unenforceable.
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The women resigned under threat of termination the same month, according to their arrest warrants.
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Mr. Maerov said Mr. Weinstein had been notified of his termination by email Sunday evening.
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Multiple Bloomberg aides told POLITICO they participated in termination calls with the campaign on Monday.
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Notably, the termination of the gifted and talented programs would not include those high schools.
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Employees will not be paid for an unused pay continuation under this program on termination.
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That's grounds for termination, because once someone misleads you, you can never trust them again.
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Those shares would be forfeited if his termination is decided to have been for cause.
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In the prevailing interpretation of that ruling, favorable termination means an affirmative finding of innocence.
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The termination was delivered to WNYC staff by an email that reeked of corporate speak.
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"My understanding from witnesses is that he opened fire right after the termination," she said.
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I immediately expected the worst — my supervisor would get fired, leading to my own termination.
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"Following several days of careful evaluation, Commissioner Ponte determined termination was appropriate," the statement said.
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The federal termination could affect St. Luke's in a number of ways beyond heart transplants.
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" If warranted, she said, the officers could face "disciplinary action up to and including termination.
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Two others are facing termination proceedings, Suhr said in his letter, released by his department.
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Barnes & Noble later revealed that claims of sexual harassment and bullying led to Parneros' termination.
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Lauer has yet to make a statement on his Today show termination or the allegations.
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The typical outcome for failing a drug test is some form of discipline or termination.
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It offers important roles on safe sex education, birth control, and yes, termination of pregnancies.
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But today the Supreme Court is considering President Trump's unlawful termination of the DACA program.
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Proponents of the new law say this would ensure the "humane termination" of the fetus.
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E.O.s, replied, acknowledging receipt of the resignation — but he also included a notice of termination.
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These agreements typically include clauses on intellectual property, prohibited use, and termination, among many others.
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The Amended Guarantee and Credit Agreement terminates at the end of 2020; however, a termination of this agreement would not retroactively impact the effectiveness of the guarantees throughout the remaining duration of the loans funded or secured debt obligations incurred before such a termination.
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Stuck with the apparent requirements of reclassification on the termination service (detailed in our paper), the befuddled agency concluded that it "need not reach the regulatory classification" for terminating access because termination is, the agency asserted, merely a component of end-user broadband service.
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"President Trump made the right decision at the right time to accept the recommendation of the deputy attorney general and the attorney general, to ask for the termination, to support the termination of the director of the FBI," Pence told reporters on Capitol Hill.
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Finally, renewed threat of coupon termination meant the risk of a smaller near-term cash flow.
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The board of directors authorized the termination of Schnatter's sublease at company headquarters in Louisville, Ky.
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Anthem will have to pay a $1.85 billion termination fee to Cigna, pending separate legal hearings.
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However, Pham allegedly threatened Rigetti with termination after she raised her concerns to the CTO earlier.
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The contract, which has been in place since 2009, requires a 120-day notice of termination.
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Safe and legal pregnancy termination should be part of comprehensive health care services available to all.
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In a termination report filed Tuesday, the PAC reported raising nearly $6,000 in contributions in 6.33.
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What's more, Tuesday's ruling could also also remove protections from discrimination based on termination of pregnancy.
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Hernandez, with his attorney Rob Reichman, is suing Pattiz for assault, wrongful termination and whistleblower retaliation.
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International graduate students at the institute now have employment contracts, and thus better protection against termination.
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In 1953 Congress adopted a policy of "termination" whose goal was to assimilate and "civilise" Indians.
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"The following named sections survive termination or expiry of these Terms and Conditions," the agreement reads.
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He also alleged that Pulos filed claims of wrongful termination and abuse and victimization against him.
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Salerno will be looking into revamping its termination policies to avoid such misunderstandings in the future.
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Reid was unexpectedly fired by Trump in May, but the reason for her termination remains unclear.
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Before his termination, Levoff was "responsible for Apple's compliance with securities laws," the SEC complaint says.
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Trump announced the program's expiration last year, though its termination has been stalled by court orders.
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Mellanox will pay a $350 million termination fee to Nvidia if it accepts a rival offer.
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" Salamoni's "termination is warranted," writes Broome, who notes she was "shocked and appalled by this information.
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A source confirmed to PEOPLE that Lauer, 22000, was informed of his termination on Tuesday evening.
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They emphatically state that the President never ordered or directed the termination of any criminal investigation.
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Multiple congressional committees have sought Comey's testimony to clarify the events that led to his termination.
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She's suing the couple for lying about job duties, failing to pay overtime and wrongful termination.
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"A termination of the coalition agreement would be needed for a valid dismissal," the statement said.
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Origin also said it would increase the size of its reverse termination fee to $100 million.
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He is suing the network for wrongful termination after, he claims, co-workers discriminated against him.
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Police Chief Mike Brown notified Payne of the termination in a letter, attorney Greg Skorda said.
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McCartney wants the court to declare he would not breach any contract by exercising termination rights.
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The termination would not have material influence on the company's operation and business development, it added.
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But workers want things like better protection from termination and mechanisms for contesting favoritism by managers.
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The termination of the contract would have no material financial impact on the company, it said.
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Termination of the USD peg would be inflationary but would result in an implicit debt restructuring.
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Lahren had a one-hour show on The Blaze that launched February 1 until her termination.
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The company also claims Brackeen has interfered with the company and its affairs since his termination.
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The termination of the Cold War did not erase the imprint of a more bellicose Buddhism.
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Mobile termination and roaming cuts should be absorbed by the overall sector over the medium term.
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Federal judges decided against HHS in each of those instances, ruling the early termination was unlawful.
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The FBI chief's termination eventually led to the appointment of Mueller to take over the probe.
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Typically, if you don't correct your errors by the end of the PIP, you'll face termination.
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A permanent, verifiable termination of Pyongyang's weapons of mass destruction programs would be the gold standard.
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Sandia management then turned its attention to Ludwig and began his employment termination process. Then-Rep.
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They also filed a termination, indicating they won't be doing work for the subsidiary in future.
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" A violation of the right to a speedy trial, she said, "demands termination of the prosecution.
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On Wednesday, attorneys for Mader filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.
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Instead, staff reduction will focus on early retirement, termination with severance packages and reduced work hours.
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That scathing memo was then presented by the White House as the basis for the termination.
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And there are consequences to those choices, up to the breakdown and termination of the relationship.
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Read the Trump administration's full statement and letter on the termination of FBI Director James Comey.
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They talk about planning and preparation, the approach phase, the questioning phase, and the termination phase.
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Aetna will pay Humana a $1 billion termination fee as part of the Valentine's Day breakup.
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Given the size of the expanded program, Apple has not placed a termination date on it.
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Neither the White House nor the Pentagon had bothered to give Mattis notice of his termination.
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The letter included an apparent reference to Easterbrook's termination for having a relationship with an employee.
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In this era of modern termination assailing us, the book feels like a call to arms.
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That perception was even used as a defense in a recent wrongful termination suit in Canada.
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Steve is pissed off at Marlo Gordon for suing him and his wife for wrongful termination.
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"In essence, it was neglect of duty," Sheriff Tony said of the cause of their termination.
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Under terms of the agreement, Disney would have to pay Fox a $2.5 billion termination fee.
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"In the end, I just said that termination is not an option for me," she said.
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She and the two former managers said they perceived her termination as an act of retaliation.
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It could lead to his termination, but the outcome of the case is far from certain.
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Its brief is about the right not to be targeted for termination simply because of disability.
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" According to the divorce documents, Haynes and Leatham "carefully bargained for the termination of spousal support.
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Mr. Daniels remains on leave and a termination process is underway, Mr. Fitzgerald said on Thursday.
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Unionized employees, some who had worked on the resort for decades, received termination letters by mail.
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After the termination meeting, Martin took out his pistol and began killing people, witnesses told police.
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It's not clear why Martin was being fired or whether he knew of his termination beforehand.
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During the termination meeting, the gunman took out a pistol and began killing people, authorities said.
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Aitan Goelman, Strzok's attorney, said FBI Deputy Director David Bowdich ordered the agent's termination on Friday.
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One reason tech employees are able to push the risk of termination relates to their skills.
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"It may be that at the end of the day … [McCabe's] termination is appropriate," Holder said.
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Another alternative is to have an armed guard dressed in plain clothes at the termination meeting.
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If their contract is not renewed, there will always be some nonpolitical rational for the termination.
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A termination would result in large anti-dumping tariffs being slapped on sugar imports from Mexico.
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And the ones remaining under its watch are getting even worse outcomes than before its termination.
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In our ethically focused company, this affair, if discovered, would lead to immediate termination for both.
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It highlighted that Microsoft is a plaintiff in litigation challenging the termination of the DACA program.
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It also codifies that discipline, up to and including termination, can be meted out for violations.
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Horowitz's report findings were referred to the FBI's Office of Professional Responsibility, who recommended McCabe's termination.
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Conyers has denied the allegations, but acknowledged he settled the wrongful termination case to avoid litigation.
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Calls could get louder for stricter regulations to curb executive pay and limit payoffs for termination.
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If the deal falls through, La Quinta will pay Wyndham a termination fee of $37 million.
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That officer, Daniel Pantaleo, last week filed a lawsuit against the NYPD over his subsequent termination.
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The termination of the four employees drew widespread backlash both inside and outside of the company.
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When asked about his termination, Dees told CNN that it wasn't his decision to leave SPLC.
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If that is what motivated Google is terminating Damore, the termination may not be legally actionable.
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Other penalties include suspension, termination or even debarment from federal employment for up to five years.
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When initially asked about his termination, Dees told CNN it wasn't his decision to leave SPLC.
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The company is expected to pay majority of its employee termination costs in the third quarter.
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The Sixth Circuit held that her termination violated Title VII's protections on the basis of sex.
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The 1999 ruling had "upended both lines of reasoning in Race Horse", the court held, and "the crucial inquiry for treaty termination analysis is whether Congress has expressly abrogated an Indian treaty right or whether a termination point identified in the treaty itself has been satisfied".
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ANNOUNCES 5-YEAR $830 MILLION USD DRILLING CONTRACT FOR NEWBUILD ULTRA-DEEPWATER DRILLSHIP * TRANSOCEAN LTD - RIG IS EXPECTED TO COMMENCE OPERATIONS IN GULF OF MEXICO IN SECOND HALF OF 2021 * TRANSOCEAN - IN EVENT OF TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE BY CUSTOMER, TRANSOCEAN WILL BE COMPENSATED FOR INCREMENTAL 20,000 PSI SUBSEA INVESTMENT IN RIG * TRANSOCEAN LTD - ADDITIONALLY, A TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE OCCURRING AFTER APRIL 2020, WOULD RESULT IN A "SUBSTANTIAL" TERMINATION FEE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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We already knew the decision we had to make, however gut-wrenching and heartbreaking it was: termination.
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The companies will pay a termination fee of $85 million if either of them end the deal.
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"CMS cannot impose penalties, other than termination, to hold hospices accountable for harming beneficiaries," the report said.
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On Thursday, Lauer spoke out about his termination from NBC for the first time in a statement.
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Communicating with a player, Davis says, is not only against the rules but grounds for immediate termination.
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Sometimes a safe termination procedure is the best option for a patient's health and her family's wellbeing.
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When an account is terminated, the account owner receives an email detailing the reason for the termination.
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His basic argument is that the user metric information is an essential part of his termination narrative.
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Reasons for termination include participation in activities that are illegal, endanger security or adversely affect SWIFT's reputation.
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The new bill would give Mueller 10 days to challenge his termination in a specially convened court.
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Many US lawmakers, including Republicans, said this saga should mean the termination of the US–Saudi relationship.
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Following his termination, Variety published an extensive report detailing multiple allegations from women on staff at NBC.
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Interim Madison Metropolitan School District Jane Belmore decided to rescind Marlon Anderson's termination, the Madison Teachers Inc.
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Meanwhile, litigator Patty Glaser is disputing Weinstein's termination from The Weinstein Company, which was announced last Sunday.
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She got the termination notice just days before the end of her job's nine-month probation period.
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In her car, authorities found the termination letter from the judge and a suicide note, Carney said.
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Collier dropped the bombshell in a news conference hours after the governor's office announced his immediate termination.
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Following his official termination Thursday, Vlaming is exploring his legal options, his lawyer said in a statement.
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Giving false evidence is a serious offense that, barring exceptional circumstances, is supposed to result in termination.
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I think 'prank' implies that there is some sort of termination point, but it just keep going.
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The Maury County Public School District, where Cummins worked, released a statement last week announcing his termination.
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Wood also said jurors could find that the searches were coerced because of the threat of termination.
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He is also charged with unlawful termination of a pregnancy in the first-degree, among other crimes.
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The unlawful termination of a pregnancy charge carries a penalty of up to 37 years in prison.
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Verizon will pay, on behalf of Straight Path, a termination fee of $38 million to AT&T.
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If Anadarko ends its agreement with Chevron, it will have to pay a $1 billion termination fee.
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"To this day, Plaintiff has not received notice of his termination consistent with these policies and procedures."
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The complaint is seeking unspecified monetary damages for negligence, wrongful termination, sexual battery, gender violence and retaliation.
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The company also said it considers Sanofi to be in breach of contract and the termination invalid.
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Organizers said consuming abortion pills was legal unless they were taken for the purposes of a termination.
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"I am troubled by the timing and reasoning of director Comey's termination," Burr said in a statement.
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And he reemphasized that the failure to follow body camera protocol could lead to suspension or termination.
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"We are going to pursue termination and criminal charges where appropriate," Fulop told CNN affiliate News 12.
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While the staffer was fired, the termination happened after the cat was let out of the bag.
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Even if it's just the admittance of violations in policy which require the termination … it's a beginning.
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Hanging in the balance is a $1.8 billion termination fee to which Cigna believes it is entitled.
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Comey is coping well with his termination and the storm that originated from it, his dad said.
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Must understand that if you are unwilling to support the President's accusation, termination will likely be considered.
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Subsea 7 said its bid proposal was subject to the termination of McDermott's deal with CB&I.
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"I am troubled by the timing and reasoning of Director Comey's termination," Burr said in a statement.
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Verizon will pay a termination fee of $38 million to AT&T on behalf of Straight Path.
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"Who's (sic) head should roll first?" the fake Huntsman asked Friday before Priebus' termination had been announced.
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Trump's termination of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is still up in the air.
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When the woman complained, it probably wasn't yet about a lost promotion, unfair compensation or a termination.
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Kozak said that the day after the meeting, he received a letter notifying him of his termination.
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" A breach of the policy could result in disciplinary action "up to and including termination of employment.
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How does his transgression in this incident not warrant termination, if not criminal and civil rights charges?
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The company is expected to pay the majority of its employee termination costs in the third quarter.
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Kimball shared a copy of the termination letter she received from Cafe Services with the news outlet.
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PureFunds has filed a lawsuit against ETFMG over the termination (see: "ETF Shakeup: PureFunds Brand Name Ousted ").
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This time, a bid would include protections such as a reverse termination fee, the sources told CNBC.
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The termination is effective immediately and is unrelated to its financial and business performance, the company said.
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Walgreens will pay Rite Aid a $325 million break-up fee for the termination of their merger.
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Behavior like Schlossberg's is definite grounds for termination says entrepreneur, investor and "Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary.
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Conyers has denied the allegations but acknowledged he previously settled a wrongful termination case to avoid litigation.
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The motivation to cross-sell wasn't incentives or bonuses, but the threat of disciplinary action or termination.
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She was fired after they broke up and sued Mr. Shandling for sexual harassment and wrongful termination.
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If you lose your job in a group termination or layoff, consider joining forces with other colleagues.
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However, President Donald Trump would later allude to the Russia investigation as his motive for the termination.
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Under the Obama administration, the official HHS definition of "sex discrimination" included gender identity and pregnancy termination.
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In a statement last week, the service gave the following reasons as cause for potential account termination.
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One was fired for a subsequent infraction and is suing the Orlando fire department for wrongful termination.
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If Aetna throws in the towel, it will have to pay Humana a $1 billion termination fee.
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I was recently witness to an employer letting a key staff member go with a termination email.
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Since 1978, a termination after 12 weeks must be authorized by a panel of two hospital doctors.
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If that appeal is granted, then Time Warner will want compensation for extending the merger termination date.
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SOC then fired her for scheduling infractions and for "hostility and aggression," according to her termination notice.
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She says that her termination means that she had to give up millions of dollars in equity.
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Any unused pay continuation under this program will expire immediately upon the Company's termination of the program.
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Not doing so will result in suspension and termination of their API and data access, Twitter warns.
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The city's "nol pros decision is indicative of the plaintiff's innocence" and indicates "favorable termination," she wrote.
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"In fact, [Bolton] never complained about this at the time of his very public termination," Trump added.
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The termination of Mr. Comey also brought to mind for many the so-called Saturday Night Massacre.
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"...All were in unanimous agreement that prompt termination is the correct course of action," the letter said.
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This entire process — along with the termination — must take place before the woman is 12 weeks pregnant.
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But now, Ant Financial has to pay MoneyGram a $30 million termination fee for the deal's collapse.
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The former FBI official has denied any wrongdoing, and is suing the Justice Department for wrongful termination.
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Those programs had been blocked by courts, so their termination had no immediate effect on any immigrants.
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Flubs and scandal surrounding mismanagement do not equal termination for Cabinet officials or resignation for economic advisers.
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It was hurt by the telecoms price war as well as the cut in international termination fees.
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We told them, okay we'll go ahead with the termination, but we hadn't done the echoscan yet.
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Once termination is final, however, the Philippines would "cease to have exercises" with the US, Lorenzana said.
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After being suspended without pay, Peterson chose to resign and immediately retired rather than face possible termination.
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Officer resigned before termination Rush initially was charged with second-degree trespassing and resisting a public officer.
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But a draft "Termination of Pregnancy" bill is seeking to loosen the country's 157-year-old law.
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Gail said in a statement she was disappointed with the decision and believed Amiott's termination was warranted.
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His termination was related to the investigation into the agency's cooperation with Kaspersky on criminal hacking cases.
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The oscillation lately isn't between foster homes and institutions but between reunification and termination of parental rights.
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San Jose, California-based Polycom will pay Mitel a termination fee of $60 million, the company said.
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In 27, Taryn Hillin, a former TMZ writer, took legal action, alleging sexual discrimination and unlawful termination.
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Termination of the agreement requires a one-year notice by the Philippine government to the United States.
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But the association of Coca-Cola distributors in Brazil is fighting the termination through an arbitration proceeding.
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They list overage, equipment, early termination and administrative fees, as well as data allowances, and broadband speeds.
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His termination agreement gives him that right, and he had up to 30 days after his Dec.
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If you do not agree to comply with all of the requirements set forth herein, or if you fail to comply in a material manner, then Uber will take adverse employment action against you, which may include termination of your employment and such termination would be for Cause.
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Haber said Tuesday that Oliver can appeal his termination, but he alleged the officer violated numerous department policies.
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Chris also admitted to multiple counts of tampering with a dead body and unlawful termination of a pregnancy.
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Chris admitted to first-degree murder and unlawful termination of a pregnancy, among other crimes, in the killings.
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Former Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro had her first hearing on Wednesday in her wrongful termination case against Chelsea.
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South CarolinaConception of a child through sexual assault is grounds for termination of parental rights in this state.
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The LED lighting maker will receive a termination fee of $12.5 million as a result of the cancellation.
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For the crime of unlawful termination of a pregnancy, Lane faces a maximum of 32 years in prison.
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"Time is of the essence," said the administration, in light of its planned March 5 termination of DACA.
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At a news conference, Sheriff David Livingston suggested the demonstrations played a large role in the contract's termination.
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There was a new attention on any sort of error, employees said, that could suddenly mean a termination.
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However, there were also several sections detailing cases in which an employee's appearance might be grounds for termination.
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A California federal judge temporarily blocked the move Wednesday until a lawsuit challenging the TPS termination is resolved.
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John Conyers and a former employee who accused him of sexual harassment and wrongful termination under the CAA.
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A four-month investigation found hundreds of additional cases and resulted in the termination of over 20 employees.
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Comey has also been critical of the president after he was sent a termination letter in May 2017.
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According to Sandberg, most insurance plans will provide full coverage for termination of employment or a sudden relocation.
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The companies announced the termination of their $28 billion merger Sunday, citing regulatory pressures as the main reason.
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The termination of this relationship, and the accompanying damage it had inflicted, was the ultimate loss of control.
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The whole thing feels really inappropriate, particularly in light of Lauer's termination for exactly that kind of behavior.
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Typical violations result in disciplinary action -- including suspensions, fines, demotions, duty restrictions, or, in especially serious cases, termination.
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A "termination of a director appointment" notice was listed under the team's filings on the Companies House website.
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Shareholder advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services had also recommended the termination of the agreement with Fifth Street Management.
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After booking a termination in England, Lucy had to travel away from family and friends for the procedure.
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" Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina: "I am troubled by the timing and reasoning of Director Comey's termination.
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The trio was suspended late last year after a woman brought a wrongful termination suit against NFL Enterprises .
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After her termination, Norton called the situation a "context collapse" on Twitter, implying her views had been misinterpreted.
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There's a law called termination reversion and I know that he's gotten a lot of the songs back.
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If convicted of having an illegal termination in Ireland, women can face up to 14 years in prison.
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Mueller is expected to testify about the impact that his termination and the accusations have had on him.
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They were devastated by the lease termination after being in the location since 2011 under a verbal agreement.
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Julia Panely-Pacetti sued Stephen Bannon over her termination in September 2005, The New York Post reported Monday.
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Some employees also received written notice that termination could be possible for anyone who might violate NBA rules.
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The White House press office immediately pointed to Rosenstein's detailed memo as the justification for Comey's surprise termination.
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Subsea repeated on Wednesday its proposal was subject to the termination of McDermott's planned transaction with CB&I.
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Prior to her termination, she had been suspended from her position and charged by police with misdemeanor assault.
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Reports have indicated that Rosenstein expressed concerns about how the Trump administration portrayed his role in Comey's termination.
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EU citizens should also be able to get a termination in any country within the union, they added.
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She believes that she is being accused of theft because of similar situations, which led to her termination.
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Here's the deputy attorney general's memo recommending that Comey be fired: Deputy AG's memo recommending Comey's termination pic.twitter.
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The president first made that the assertion in the Tuesday letter to Comey notifying him of his termination.
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Harte travelled to the U.K. for a termination, but by then she'd already missed weeks of cancer treatment.
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Williams has not gotten a termination notice either, said those people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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Even more concerning there have been reports that the Trump administration is considering the immediate termination of DACA.
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Conyers has denied allegations against him but acknowledged he previously settled a wrongful termination case to avoid litigation.
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"If there wasn't one, then we want justice, with discipline, termination, and justice in the courts," he said.
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In July, the museum settled with Ms. Gutierrez for $2 million to avoid a potential wrongful-termination lawsuit.
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"State regulators have been working for months to prepare for the termination of these payments," he wrote Wednesday.
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A spokesman for the city's Department of Corrections told the Times that the five face termination if convicted.
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Google said Cernekee's termination came as a result of multiple policy violations, including unauthorized downloads of confidential information.
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Other penalties include suspension, termination or even debarment from federal employment for up to five years. http://bit.
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The bipartisan Commission on Immigration Reform (Commission) recommended the termination of chain migration more than 20 years ago.
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The heartbreaking truth is that termination of parental rights is sometimes in the best interest of the child.
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Vanity Fair, who first reported news of Van Susteren's termination, attributed the decision to a lack of ratings.
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Prior to the termination, Mahathir joined several opposition leaders to sign a "Citizen's Declaration" calling for Najib's resignation.
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The former top Uber engineer can reverse his termination if he complies with Uber's demands within 20 days.
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While a departmental proceeding seeking his termination took place in June, a decision has yet to be made.
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Marriott would receive a termination fee of $400 million if Starwood were to back out of the deal.
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Western Europe has the world's lowest termination rate: 23 a year for every 23,214 women of reproductive age.
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Mr. Dickerson had learned that he was being replaced only days earlier, and his termination was effective immediately.
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Yet Nick went on Showtime, made a few "harmless comments about NBC," and he was threatened with termination.
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The next month, she sued TCW, Mr. Ravich and Mr. Lippman for gender discrimination, retaliation and wrongful termination.
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Trump even entrusted Schiller to deliver the letter of termination, by hand, to former FBI Director James Comey.
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Ms. McFadden had left Bank of America in 2005, and later sued for racial discrimination and wrongful termination.
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But Northern Ireland regulations permit the termination of a pregnancy only if a woman's life is in danger.
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They conduct internal reviews that can lead to punishments like termination; they are not criminal investigators prosecuting offenders.
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A month after his termination, Comey provided copies of four of his memos to Mueller, the report said.
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"I am troubled by the timing and reasoning of Jim Comey's termination," Mr. Burr said in a statement.
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He also had a long record of official misconduct, including suspensions, letters of reprimand and threats of termination.
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We take action on those who do not comply, including withholding of funds, account termination and legal action.
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The measure orders termination of Trump's war powers to use U.S. armed forces against Iran without Congress' consent.
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There are other termination scenarios, according to an SEC filing, in which Xperi would pay TiVo $44 million.
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But given the overall secrecy around the program, the termination letters offer a rare glimpse into these subpoenas.
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This is highly unlikely to result in a complete termination of the program, but rather a gradual tapering.
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STEPHANIE DOBA, BROOKLYN To the Editor: I am not qualified to determine whether James Comey's termination was justified.
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"I see the radical left Democrats have expressed outrage over the termination of this horrible terrorist," he said.
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"You figure that one out," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office when asked about Rosenstein's potential termination.
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"No, I'm not," Trump responded when asked by reporters if he was considering ordering the special counsel's termination.
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While the state keeps track of the number of abortions, it does not track the reasons for termination.
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Biel said in her lawsuit that her termination violated a federal law called the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Senators, in response to his termination calls, have indicated they are open to ending the program including Sens.
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I know at Google it ended up in a termination, but honestly, at least folks are raising it.
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The year-ago quarter included a $3.5 billion charge related to the termination of the Baker Hughes deal.
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And I was going to terminate NAFTA last week, I was all set, meaning the six-month termination.
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Courts do not easily approve the voluntary termination of parental rights, especially without the consent of both parents.
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On Thursday, Chevron said it would collect its $1 billion termination fee and walk away from the negotiations.
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The president moved to phase out the program in September 2017, but federal courts have halted the termination.
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Yes, most trade pacts have provisions for termination, but this has never been tested by the United States.
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Congress later adopted the so-called "termination" policy in 1953, designed to assimilate Native Americans into U.S. society.
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Qualcomm will pay NXP $2 billion in termination fee by 09:00 ET on July 26, as agreed.
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The consultation, the procedure and the post-termination care should all be free, including counselling and reproductive planning.
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A similar termination occurred at Microsoft after an employee's son posted photos of the Xbox 360 before its release.
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The latest quarter included contract termination charges of $113 million, primarily related to an agreement with wireless carrier Ntelos.
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"His family is his focus at the moment," a source told PEOPLE on Wednesday following news of his termination.
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In general, the impact of a person's termination depends on facts and circumstances, according to a Justice Department spokeswoman.
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Instead, he filed a wrongful termination lawsuit alleging nepotism and waste along with four other former Hyperloop One employees.
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In 20 states and D.C., a rape conviction is required before a victim can request termination of parental rights.
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According to McCabe, Trump asked Rosenstein to mention Russia in the deputy attorney general&aposs memo recommending Comey's termination.
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The battle to enact rape laws allowing termination of parental rights has also been raging in Maryland for years.
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At the time, Ramos resigned from her job "in lieu of … termination proceedings," according to local TV station WVIT.
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YouTube directly impacts the communication within commerce when they make such false accusations leading to termination and email suspension.
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Indeed, Horowitz's termination likely reduces the amount of money Fox would have paid him had he not been fired.
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A person familiar with the transition told CNBC that Neumann's termination was the result of his pursuing another job.
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Monday's selloff triggered the termination of Credit Suisse's VelocityShares Daily Inverse VIX Short-Term Exchange-Traded Note (ETN) XIV.
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The Mannis had plausibly claimed the bank's explanation for the termination might be a pretext for discrimination, Cox said.
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"He opened fire right after termination," Aurora Police Chief Kristen Ziman told reporters during a press conference on Saturday.
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The two rules I had for termination were, you couldn't be surprised, and you had to keep your dignity.
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WTOK reported he was issued his notice of termination Monday, two days before the department publicly released the video.
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CBS reports that between 1995 to 2011, the U.S. had an estimated termination rate for Down syndrome of 67%.
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Like Tin, M. received a letter from the Peace Corps stating that the termination was to ensure his safety.
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There's also a second, balanced-audio cable with a 2.5mm termination that plugs into most of Fiio's portable players.
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Through his lawyers, West has terminated his contract with Tidal, while the company apparently refuses to recognize that termination.
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More than half of IL&FS's receivables are tied up in claims about delays, termination payments and the like.
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He was fired from his job on Sunday, hours after the announcement of Weinstein's termination from the Weinstein Company.
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Henderson's termination meeting was closed to the public, in violation of the state's open meetings laws, the lawsuit alleges.
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Matt Lauer is speaking out about the sexual misconduct allegations that led to his termination from NBC's Today show.
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However, they said, if I made the appointment for the termination, the cost of the consultation would be included.
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Then, in January, the college said that it had started a process that could lead to Dr. Hawkins's termination.
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Not long ago, Qualcomm's early termination of support for Snapdragon 800/801 chips left a lot of people disappointed.
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Again, unclear if his termination was due to a violation of those specific contractual requirements or something else entirely.
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Penalties for misbehaviour include ejection from the AEA's activities, termination of membership and a notification to an offender's employer.
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The allegations are part of a wrongful termination lawsuit filed by three former managers in Prudential's corporate investigation division.
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In 2007, Ravenel was also indicted on federal drug distribution charges, which led to his termination as state treasurer.
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If he has behaved badly and refuses a termination, an Islamic judge can impose a faskh or judicial divorce.
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The FBI virtually never announces the commencement or termination of ongoing criminal investigations or the discovery of new evidence.
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These contracts facilitate arbitrary termination and deprive workers of job security, pension, healthcare, seniority benefits and gratuity, say activists.
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"We take action when we find violations — including termination of employment," Google spokesman Ty Sheppard said in a statement.
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A divorce decree, which makes the termination of a marriage official, usually spells out the co-parents' designated responsibilities.
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BHD * UPON TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENTS, THE OVERALL PROJECT MANAGEMENT WOULD BE HANDLED INTERNALLY WITHIN THE GROUP Source: bit.
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Fitch believes a termination of the acquisition transaction could cause management distraction, increase strategic uncertainty and pressure staff retention.
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This also includes termination of board observer rights, voting rights, and buying any shares of Assist in the future.
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"The imminent termination of the DACA program is creating an impending crisis for workforces across the country," they wrote.
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That process includes recommendations from career employees and no termination decision is final until the conclusion of that process.
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" He added, "The investigation would have always continued, and obviously, the termination of Comey would not have ended it.
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He also said it would "unimaginable" for the former FBI director Mueller to do anything that would warrant termination.
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The BOJ and ECB started to print money right around the time of the Fed's termination of asset purchases.
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If you doubt this is the case, consider the strange wording of the letter informing Comey of his termination.
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The maximum penalty for breaching the industry body's code could be termination of Bell Pottinger's membership of the PRCA.
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Smith, who is white, is on administrative leave and authorities have begun termination proceedings, Police Chief Ernest Finley said.
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Comey's surprising termination and the subsequent outrage sent the press office scrambling to justify the timing of his firing.
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If that deal falls through, McDermott might have to pay a $60 million termination fee, the company has said.
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The company reported a quarterly loss primarily due to costs associated with the termination of the Humana merger agreement.
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Offering women the full spectrum of reproductive health care, including pregnancy termination, is just too central to its mission.
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The fee is much higher than most termination fees, which are typically about three percent of a deal's value.
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"The termination of this private placement plan will not have a substantive impact on production and operations," it said.
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Pfizer will pay a deal termination fee of $150 million to reimburse Allergan for expenses, per their merger agreement.
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Spallanzani also thinks that the termination of the Pfizer-Allergan merger could be beneficial down the line for Valeant.
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Women who qualify for a healthcare subsidy would be ineligible if they purchased an insurance plan that covers termination.
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A campaign technically ends only once it has retired its debts and filed a termination report with the FEC.
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In Verizon, the court made it abundantly clear that, among other things, termination was a separate and unique service.
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Telkom said there will be no impact to its operational activities or financial condition due to the deal termination.
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If the government rescinded the contract, Grana would recover its investment thanks to a termination payment clause, it said.
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Diaz de Leon said, however, that termination of the agreement was not a central scenario for the central bank.
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Morales, who ordered the termination of the CICIG's mandate as of September, was barred by law from standing again.
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The issue is whether the administration handled its termination in a manner consistent with basic principles of administrative law.
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In theory, a NAFTA termination letter would start the countdown for a 6-month process to abrogate the pact.
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Anything beyond that would require the cancellation of existing military construction projects, which might come with costly termination fees.
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Some investors are trying to lengthen the time they have to decide whether to invoke the Brexit termination option.
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"A prosecutor engaged in intentional misconduct faces immediate reprimand, including termination," Charisma Troiano, a spokeswoman for Mr. Thompson, said.
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You just admitted to stealing, a cause for termination and, at the very least, loss of trust, Randall says.
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Stada added that the termination of the deal did not have an impact on its 2017 and 2019 targets.
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This wide termination when Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy in 2008 caused havoc in financial markets around the world.
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"I have been given no 'cause' for termination of my contract," Pitino said in an affidavit, NBC News reported.
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Federal judges, however, have kept the program alive, taking issue with the reasoning for the sudden termination of protections.
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Comey was in Los Angeles when his termination was announced, and reportedly learned of the decision in the news.
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Innovative pharmaceutical companies have suffered over $28500 billion in lost sales from such premature termination of patents in Canada.
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The early termination of the commission was one of the few bright spots in this administration's voting rights activities.
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Had Trump fired Comey immediately upon taking office, there would be little question about his conduct warranting such termination.
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Pebblebrook said its latest offer "takes into account" the $112 million termination fee LaSalle agreed to pay to Blackstone.
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LATAM, meanwhile, said the protest could not officially end until the termination of the strike was approved by authorities.
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IVRCL will be forbidden to bid on any further contracts for two years after the last termination, he added.
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In his letter firing FBI Director James Comey, President Donald Trump managed to make the termination a little personal.
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The individual health care market creatively adjusted to the subsidy payment termination, and court cases are currently protecting Dreamers.
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It goes without saying that the termination of a particular experience carries with it the perturbing sting of mortality.
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In the reverse termination fee section, it says the RTF payment would be Cigna's sole and exclusive financial remedy.
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Last month, a group of activists went on a hunger strike to call for Suhr's termination, according to NPR.
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Did you have any inkling as to the alleged sexual misconduct that led to his termination from the show?
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He would also be warned that any subsequent harassment of any kind toward anyone would result in immediate termination.
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In October, a federal judge blocked the termination of the protected status for Salvadorans, but the administration is appealing.
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Upon conclusion of the investigation, we will take any and all appropriate corrective action up to and including termination.
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He faces a total of nine criminal counts, including unlawful termination of a pregnancy and tampering with dead bodies.
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The reasons given for the termination by NRM Communications, which owns the station, were low ratings and budget cuts.
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The New York Fed said the assertion was unfounded, and a lawsuit she filed claiming wrongful termination was dismissed.
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Democrats in Congress have sent letters to Mr. Price demanding an explanation for the early termination of these grants.
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If they cannot agree, USMCA will not disappear immediately, but a 10-year termination clock will start to tick.
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The program's termination would reduce Social Security and Medicare contributions and increase unemployment, the leaders say in the brief.
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A lawyer for the Edwards family posted on Twitter on Tuesday night that Mr. Oliver was appealing his termination.
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Prince, in his blog post announcing the termination of service, called that assertion "the tipping point" in his decision.
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Members may try to pass a resolution of disapproval or a resolution of termination to end the national emergency.
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Since its introduction over 20 years ago, the Termination of Pregnancy (Medical Defences) Act 1995 has not been challenged.
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Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press," Manigault Newman said that Trump told her later that he "delegated" her termination.
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Dissenting tech workers can voice concerns and opinions, but in doing so are simultaneously at the risk of termination.
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Isn't helping you keep your job because of the possible political implications of your termination what friends are for?
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To target these immigrants for deportation through the termination of the DACA program would be inconsistent with our values.
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On the other hand, they seek special treatment in the face of the voucher program's across-the-board termination.
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The measure would order termination of Trump's war powers to use U.S. armed forces against Iran without Congress' consent.
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His termination came in 2013, months after he joined a gay softball league, after a history positive performance reviews.
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The workers defended colleagues who have faced threats of termination from the company for criticizing the company's climate footprint.
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Before that, state Medicaid only covered termination when pregnancy resulted from rape or incest, or endangered the patient's life.
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The termination of Soleimani followed a tit-for-tat exchange between the US and Iran-backed militias in Iraq.
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A few weeks before CNN visited Lesotho, a 15-year-old schoolgirl died due to termination of a pregnancy.
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At the time of the contract termination, Occidental was Ecuador's largest oil investor, extracting about 100,000 barrels per day.
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Johnson did not comment to local media on Monday when asked in front of his home about his termination.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Singleton was presented again with the piece and told it was the reason for his termination.
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If your car is repossessed, you may face a hefty termination fee and your credit score will be damaged.
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Federal judges have since kept the program alive, taking issue with the reasoning for the sudden termination of protections.
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Consequently, program recipients became more integrated into United States society every year, progressively raising the human costs of termination.
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A spokesman confirmed it had receive the notice of termination from Anadarko and declined comment on its next steps.
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"The 18-month delayed termination will allow Congress time to craft a potential legislative solution," the department statement said.
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The report says the shooter refused to leave the premises until his employer had produced documentation confirming his termination.
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The termination follows allegations by numerous women that Weinstein sexually harassed or assaulted them over the past three decades.
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