Essentially you are an angry black man losing his temper in a way that's unprofessional, as opposed to an industry that has protected unprofessional white males in perpetua.
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" An Interior spokesperson called the remarks unprofessional and "sad.
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She declined and told him that he was being unprofessional.
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America's navy said the Chinese manoeuvre was "unsafe and unprofessional".
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Kelly responded that Gaga was being unprofessional and disparaged her.
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For bad behavior, being unprofessional… all the clichés are clichés.
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Because calling us whiners and that is kind of unprofessional.
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If they suggest more, it makes them greedy and unprofessional.
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That sounds like an extremely unprofessional and overly intimate nightmare.
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His unprofessional and disrespectful behavior is part of the problem.
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He got into many unwieldy and unprofessional arguments with Trump.
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But this is so amateur and unprofessional that it's astounding.
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Russia accused South Korean jets of "unprofessional maneuvers" and miscommunication.
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"An unprofessional work environment is not a crime," he added.
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Well, because it's unprofessional to talk about your personal life.
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All of mine are disgusting and it is getting unprofessional.
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Your behavior is unprofessional, immature and frankly smacks of ethnic bias.
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The content and delivery was unprofessional and violated codes of conduct.
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"Cleburne ISD does not condone unacceptable, unprofessional, unethical comments," she said.
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Eighty profiles had some sort of unprofessional or "potentially objectionable" behavior.
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Jackson later withdrew his nomination after being accused of unprofessional behavior.
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We made a critical and unprofessional error during the game's production.
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She doesn't want to give off any sign of being unprofessional.
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"Nothing unprofessional, untoward that I witnessed at the dinner," he said.
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Although their behavior isn't illegal, it's certainly incredibly unprofessional and insensitive.
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" Avenetti responded on Twitter Monday night, calling MacCallum "classless" and "unprofessional.
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That is not only demonstrably unprofessional and unethical, but potentially criminal.
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"She feels she is unprofessional to play that level," Mouratoglou said.
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As a sociologist at the New School, that would be unprofessional.
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To an employer, these types of emails scream that you're unprofessional.
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"The copy was made in a very unprofessional manner," Ahmed said.
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" She also called the officers' actions "completely inappropriate and clearly unprofessional.
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But Hakim reminds professionals that "no" isn't rude, demeaning, or unprofessional.
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The use of the term "sexy time" strikes me as unprofessional.
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"I consider that the IOC's decision is unprofessional," Svishchev told Reuters.
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The witnessing agent told them their behavior was unprofessional, the emails say.
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The first one of these discredited, unprofessional stories came from People magazine.
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"Susan Olsen spreads outrageous misinformation & it is dangerous and unprofessional," he wrote.
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And they were insubordinate, grossly unprofessional in their communications and even untruthful.
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That's not only unprofessional on several counts, but it's just not okay.
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"In my judgement these maneuvers... are unprofessional and unsafe." said Commander Adm.
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"Body shaming teenage girls is uncalled for, inappropriate and unprofessional," she wrote.
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Other members also said they worry about the potential of unprofessional encounters.
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The star had reportedly complained to Fox about the director's unprofessional behavior.
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Beijing said that an "unprofessional" American press had "hyped" up the incident.
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Giving an interview without the investigation finishing was incredibly unprofessional and careless.
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"I think those remarks are incredibly unprofessional and incredibly inappropriate," Belsky said.
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Sadly, that puts them at risk for being judged weak or unprofessional.
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Slipping up and saying something slightly unprofessional won't necessarily sink your candidacy.
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I agree that it's unprofessional, but I don't do it at work.
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Media bias, however unprofessional, is to be expected in the Trump era.
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I think that it's unprofessional ... I don't know what's in his head.
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"I've never posted one photo that was even remotely unprofessional," she said.
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I've gotten some pushback from coworkers that such a "look" is unprofessional.
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My flippant attacks in emails have been both unprofessional and uncalled for.
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In her survey, Germano's subordinates described her as ''hostile, unprofessional and abusive.
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My physical response to your legitimate question was unprofessional, unacceptable, and unlawful.
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I thought the two interviewers in the Tom Delonge podcast were very unprofessional.
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"We consider Russia's actions during this interaction as unsafe and unprofessional," Doss said.
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"It was completely inappropriate and clearly unprofessional," Mayor Gallego said in a statement.
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Truly unprofessional and only worthy of a FAKE NEWS Organization, which they are!
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As unprofessional as that may be for a reporter, Zendaya didn't seem perturbed.
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CBS' false and unprofessional attacks on this young man are disgusting and revolting.
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Jenny McCarthy is opening up about her "terribly unprofessional" firing from The View.
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At the time it accused both of breaching press laws and unprofessional conduct.
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"China feels this is unprofessional and has been upset by it," Wang said.
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Urban said the use of a laser made the encounter unsafe and unprofessional.
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"Nothing screams 'unprofessional' more than a resume that's full of inconsistencies," says Augustine.
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The unprofessional and inaccurate statements being made have only heightened Mr. Grant's suffering.
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VTB withdrew the ratings it received from Fitch, calling the international agency "unprofessional".
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"Truly unprofessional and only worthy of a FAKE NEWS Organization, which they are!"
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Professionals don't allow themselves to be drawn into an unprofessional conversation like that.
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It's not enough to say rudeness is unprofessional, so therefore don't be rude.
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Lacking emotional intelligence can lead to awkward encounters or coming off as unprofessional.
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Sharapova's lawyer, John Haggerty, took exception to Reedie's comments, which he called unprofessional.
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But it was, of course, completely unprofessional, and your basic instinct was correct.
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But the first question out of my mouth was a totally unprofessional one.
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Farenthold, on the other hand, is accused of much more than "unprofessional" conduct.
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"My flippant attacks in emails have been both unprofessional and uncalled for," Torvalds wrote.
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They feel like they will be stereotyped or deemed unprofessional for their fashion choices.
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I feel that this is not only unprofessional, but a personal breach as well.
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USS Donald Cook's commanding officer deemed several of these maneuvers as unsafe and unprofessional.
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"In all my years of PR, I've never seen something so unprofessional," she fumes.
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More than ever, we need writers who are unprofessional, whose private worlds come first.
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Instead of it being flagged as inappropriate or "unprofessional," she sees it being celebrated.
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While your frustration is understandable, this tit-for-tat approach makes you look unprofessional.
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They also allege that Trump himself made inappropriate and unprofessional comments toward female employees.
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One even photographed Rivers on the operating table, using his cellphone -- wholly unprofessional behavior.
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Some of the reasons include an alleged "inappropriate and unprofessional" behavior while on set.
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The assertion was that a baby -- even silent and asleep -- was distracting and unprofessional.
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Some of these signs had hand-written prices on them, which was slightly unprofessional.
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Although atrociously unprofessional, this seems to be par for the course in today's media.
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In eight years of unprofessional behavior, I only had two talking-tos from managers.
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Welcome to Unprofessional Advice: a column to help you handle problems of all kinds.
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In Jones's case, the stereotype is that natural black hair is unprofessional and messy.
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Men's wear did not fit properly, and she felt it made her look unprofessional.
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If you use too many, you can sound overexcited, like you're shouting, or unprofessional.
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I also heard that I needed to change my hair, that braids looked unprofessional.
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But setting limits on these relationships protects both them and you from unprofessional entanglements.
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And he's gone heavy personal at me in ways that I thought were unprofessional.
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In totally unprofessional form, I initiated the conversation in the middle of the workday.
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There is zero tolerance for any inappropriate and unprofessional behaviour that may affect aviation safety.
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There is zero tolerance for any inappropriate and unprofessional behavior that may affect aviation safety.
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"We have deep concerns about the unsafe and unprofessional Russian flight maneuvers," the statement said.
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" If a police officer was unprofessional, Paul said, he asked people to "file a complaint.
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After some talk of business and potential roles, talk turned to unprofessional matters, she said.
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The Afro has been historically politicized, deemed unprofessional in work settings and unacceptable at school.
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"My physical response to your legitimate question was unprofessional, unacceptable, and unlawful," Gianforte's letter said.
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"Blocking a working reporter from doing his job is unprofessional, disappointing and intolerable," Bhatia said.
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You probably hope that their online presence is devoid of most unprofessional behaviors, in fact.
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Unprofessional behavior included sharing protected patient information, making offensive comments about others or breaking laws.
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I feel [redacted] proceeded on a unprofessional way somehow malicious and perverse towards my sister.
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"I consider that the IOC's decision is unprofessional," the federation's president, Dmitry Svishchev, told Reuters.
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Casey Affleck addresses sexual misconduct claims : I was &aposreally unprofessional&apos and &aposI&aposm sorry.
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I have contacted you because the silence from Hello Games has been unwarranted and unprofessional.
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Welcome to Unprofessional Advice: a new column to help you handle problems of all kinds.
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Um, so, it sounds totally unprofessional to, uh, use filler words in every sentence, right?
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But even more than that, using color on your resume can make you look unprofessional.
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Pressley and Kennedy both said they witnessed unprofessional behavior from Border Patrol on the visit.
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The investigation concluded her conduct violated federal criminal law and FBI policy regarding unprofessional conduct.
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"This is not good; this is unprofessional," Panagiotis Gionis of Greece said of the tinkering.
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Jason Morehouse from his position October 2, following allegations of unprofessional behavior, wing spokeswoman Capt.
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Sincerely,KelseyWelcome to Unprofessional Advice: a column to help you handle problems of all kinds.
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The decision was unprofessional to Ellis, who said as much in an interview with Vulture.
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The Uniform Code of Military Justice already has two broad articles to address unprofessional conduct.
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It was their backhanded neglect and unprofessional behavior that directly led to this avoidable tragedy.
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He has touched me in different ways, and it was very uncomfortable and very unprofessional.
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In some way it's bad and unprofessional, but that's what I liked about this concert.
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"Just the way (Chuck E. Cheese) handled it was so unprofessional," she told the Coloradoan.
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" He added, "Truly unprofessional and only worthy of a FAKE NEWS Organization, which they are!
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Still, this behavior seems unprofessional at best and just plain bad for business at worst.
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But it had already come to seem counterproductive, disrespectful and unprofessional long before his death.
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Refinery29's investigation painted a picture of a toxic, unprofessional work environment at the Babe.
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There is zero tolerance to any inappropriate and unprofessional behavior that may affect aviation safety.
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Defense lawyers for both have criticized the carabinieri's behavior that night as sloppy and unprofessional.
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Not only will you look unprofessional, but your coworkers may just come to detest you.
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However, the comments became quite heated after Stephanie's repeated unprofessional and mean responses to them.
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"Our soldiers did not get involved in such unprofessional behavior," said a military spokesman, Brig.
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"Specifically, the FFA Board found that the players engaged in unprofessional conduct," the FFA said.
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The United States has slammed a number of the incidents as unsafe and/or unprofessional.
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Whining and showing a lack of preparation was also widely viewed as unprofessional interview behavior.
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But even critics of the president acknowledge that Strzok's conduct was deeply unprofessional at best.
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You should think about what you've done to your body and how unprofessional it is.
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The inquest ruled Vikki had been neglected by the NHS and an "unprofessional" prison service.
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Miller realized that was unprofessional, he said, adding he immediately reported the killing to his superior.
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And yet between all of you, you haven't fix [sic] the problem, which is bluntly unprofessional.
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"I categorically deny these allegations of improper and unprofessional conduct," Becker told Politico in a statement.
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TURLEY: -- this was unprofessional but there are also very specific things that he was involved with.
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This is a big red flag to hiring manages because it makes you look incredibly unprofessional.
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So, my unprofessional advice is to stop making orgasming the goal and make pleasure the goal.
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" It called the operation "highly unprofessional and irresponsible for the safety of soldiers for both sides.
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Many of the actors involved with the project have slammed her "unprofessional" and "borderline abusive" behavior.
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Moving forward: Gianforte has since publicly apologized to Jacobs, calling his reaction "unprofessional, unacceptable and unlawful".
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Vladimir Putin's press secretary dismissed the JIT report as based on "speculation, unqualified and unprofessional information".
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The US carrier was "unprofessional and provocative" Friday, the IRGC navy said in a statement Saturday.
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"Sending notices based on the statements made by a few farmers is unprofessional," Rao told Reuters.
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However, it's clear from the text messages that Burgess dealt with some unprofessional mover via phone.
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Doss said there were no unsafe or unprofessional interactions with other countries' vessels during the transit.
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The United States also accused Russia of an "unprofessional" intercept over the Baltic Sea in May.
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" Russian curling federation president Dmitry Svishchev, told Reuters: "I consider that the IOC's decision is unprofessional.
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"It's clearly political and, frankly, amateur and unprofessional," said one diplomat from a non-EU country.
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"That is unprofessional, inappropriate behavior, no matter who does it," Flores said Monday on Fox News.
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Some of the signs had prices written by hand, which gave the store an unprofessional feeling.
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Some of those green signs featured hand drawn prices, which gave the store an unprofessional touch.
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Sincerely,Kelsey Welcome to Unprofessional Advice: a column to help you handle problems of all kinds.
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"It's wildly unprofessional in multiple obvious directions for Hachette to behave this way," Ronan Farrow wrote.
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" Russian curling federation president Dmitry Svishchev, told Reuters: "I consider that the IOC's decision is unprofessional.
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Some might find Mr. Trump's tweets and verbal attacks to be childish, bullying, unprofessional or simplistic.
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After witnessing it firsthand, I collected my thoughts and called to say I found it unprofessional.
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"If it weren't unprofessional, I would bang both of you," she tells them in the trailer.
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"It's wildly unprofessional in multiple obvious ways directions for Hachette to behave this way," Farrow wrote.
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A frat-like culture led to an investigation into charges of sexual harassment and unprofessional behavior.
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She sometimes worries that working in a closet might be viewed as unprofessional by visiting clients.
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Worst of all, she gossips about other people in the office, which I find terribly unprofessional.
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" Mr. Achenbach acknowledged in a statement that he had "said and done things that were unprofessional.
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Such "unsafe and unprofessional" interaction took place 36 times in 2016 and 14 times in 2017.
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Women journalists in particular struggle with inaccurate narratives about sleeping with sources and other unprofessional conduct.
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You don't want to seem unprofessional by asking him not to murder dozens of plants, do you?
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" Comments on the Instagram range from "hahahahhahahahahahahahahaha dying" to "Very unprofessional, regardless of your stance on politics.
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He denied allegations of sexual harassment but admitted allowing an unprofessional culture in his Capitol Hill office.
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In 2016, he allegedly called the 50-year-old actor a "candy a--" and "unprofessional" on Instagram.
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Natural black hair has been deemed unhygienic, unprofessional and radical, and it has been policed for centuries.
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But aside from being a wildly unprofessional tweet from a president, the meme makes absolutely no sense.
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This is probably a staffer's screw-up from an unprofessional campaign, and she'll be humiliated over it.
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What has been deemed 'unprofessional' or 'ghetto' when they wear it, cannot suddenly be 'chic' and 'trendy.
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Having a strong personality, taking the lead, and offering constructive criticism makes us abrasive, unprofessional, or worse.
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But it can also be seen as unprofessional and can, therefore, perpetuate women's struggles in the workplace.
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But the judge called some of Kyros' conduct "highly unprofessional," and admonished him to follow the rules.
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This is not only embarrassing to the person supposedly sending the message but unprofessional of the app.
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According to the bill, performing abortions is "unprofessional conduct," worthy of a minimum one year in prison.
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This is not to suggest he is unprofessional, but nor do his answers feel rehearsed or dishonest.
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The United States should immediately stop these military activities, which are unsafe, unprofessional and unfriendly, it added.
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"My physical response to your legitimate question was unprofessional, unacceptable, and unlawful," Gianforte said in the letter.
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But that was then ... before Rock called out Diesel as an unprofessional "candy ass" on social media.
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And none of them need to put up with grossly unprofessional behavior to cover a basketball team.
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"I thought your brief was inappropriate and unprofessional and ineffective," Friedrich said to Dubelier, NBC News reported.
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When your manager spreads rumors or gossips about the staff, it's disheartening and awkward — and entirely unprofessional.
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Some athletes said they considered it disrespectful and unprofessional to cover up the logo of a sponsor.
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When the dust settled ... Tyrese was the first one to publicly say beefing was straight-up unprofessional.
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He called the leak "malicious, unprofessional, unethical and unpatriotic," and called for that individual to be prosecuted.
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But so would an irresponsible, unprofessional news service know and understand this for their own deceiving reasons.
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Yes, posts re: those with open warrants but to be so unprofessional, immature, and dehumanizing about it?
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Beebe was criticized by more traditional colleagues as producing subpar work and being unprofessional for hiring women.
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Horowitz concluded the FBI was careless and unprofessional in pursuing the Page wiretap, according to the Times.
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"The police actions show that it produces panic and chaos [and] looks disproportionate and unprofessional," she said.
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"My flippant attacks in emails have been both unprofessional and uncalled for," Torvalds wrote in his apology.
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Staying behind, Kelly's attorney called the criticism of his client "unprofessional" and briefly addressed the child support payment.
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Kiddle has said that the language was "unprofessional" and that the matter has been discussed with the captain.
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By the fall 2013 semester, when Bekaert returned from his sabbatical, Ravina said their relationship grew increasingly unprofessional.
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"We have deep concerns about the unsafe and unprofessional Russian flight maneuvers," read the statement from European Command.
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I wanted people to know that it was unprofessional to spam the entire media world with their announcements.
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Uber said that report considered 215 cases encompassing sexual harassment, discrimination, unprofessional behavior, bullying and other employee complaints.
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He notes that the doctor, the assistant, the method of injection, and the treatment were all very unprofessional.
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But a handful of politicians are coming forward to say the practice is unprofessional and needs to end.
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"It seemed really biased and unprofessional," said Instagram user @paulydavid1, who engaged in the debate with LA Weekly.
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"The aircrew deemed the intercept unsafe and unprofessional," U.S. Navy Commander Gary Ross said in a statement Friday.
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It was a highly unprofessional act that raised serious ethical questions about the duties of a government lawyer.
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Yet, he is being again lionized for his highly unprofessional and frankly juvenile demand that he be fired.
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But I behaved in a way and allowed others to behave in a way that was really unprofessional.
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It's simple: hiring women as sex objects to sell products or promote your brand is alienating and unprofessional.
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Publicly dragging the work they do for you is a dick move, not to mention incredibly unprofessional. pic.twitter.
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Another partner and a client's chief accounting officer also settled SEC charges that they engaged in unprofessional conduct.
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It had earlier said its investigation into him was based on media reports of unprofessional conduct by Salihovic.
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Poor-quality photos and cluttered, unprofessional-looking design are huge red flags that the site can't be trusted.
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There has been a magnifying glass on executive conduct in many industries, after whistleblowers have reported unprofessional behavior.
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"Inappropriate and unprofessional?" said Kat McKinney, a community leader who runs an organization called Black Women of Faith.
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The sly devil is just as loathsome in the office, where it has been said to ring unprofessional.
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The sly devil is just as loathsome in the office, where it has been said to ring unprofessional.
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The Pentagon is describing the incident as unsafe, rather than "unsafe and unprofessional" as it has other incidents.
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This can include an unprofessional therapy session with a friend or even a lecture by your math teacher.
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They said that Sheldon knocked down suggestions on her post and was rude and unprofessional in her responses.
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And it's not enough to say, being affected by rudeness would be unprofessional, so therefore, I'm not affected.
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If you are too animated with your hands while you speak, others may believe you're unprofessional and immature.
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How in the world can we put MMA on the map if everything we do is so unprofessional?
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This scripted comedy series about a group of very unprofessional high school teachers wraps up its third season.
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That people would see this and assume it was wildly unprofessional and no-one would ever call me again.
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All of these are the weaknesses found in unprofessional intelligence services typically found in dictatorships, not the United States.
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The staffers said West stared at them inappropriately, touched them when it was not wanted and made unprofessional comments.
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"When you are interrupting a professional conference and attacking my students as they did … that is unprofessional," Edwards said.
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"This last-minute cancellation is highly unprofessional and actually unprecedented," said Alexander Schallenberg, the Austrian culture and foreign minister.
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Move on and only do what I tell you next... I did a really unprofessional yet fruitful thing once.
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" This is one of the things that makes video look unprofessional, Karpenko argues, because "in film this never happens.
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US officials have repeatedly referred to these incidents as "unsafe and unprofessional," and that's about the lay of it.
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"We have deep concerns about the unsafe and unprofessional Russian flight maneuvers," US European Command said in a statement.
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We think a creative, adventurous outfit is a sign of a creative, adventurous person, and not an unprofessional one.
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That sounds extremely sketchy and unprofessional to me, but for plot purposes she has to remain missing, I guess.
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It would have been unethical and unprofessional for Barr to promise anything more than that during his Senate hearing.
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It's just bad business, making the streamer look unprofessional and petty while damaging the integrity of the entire community.
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"This whole story, unfortunately, is couched in a huge amount of speculation, unqualified and unprofessional information," Mr. Peskov said.
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Critics saw it as an unnecessary and unprofessional attempt to intervene in the domestic affairs of a US ally.
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Shortly before he died of AIDS, Cohn was disbarred for practices a court found ''unethical,'' ''unprofessional'' and ''particularly reprehensible.
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The Texas Republican denied allegations of sexual harassment but admitted allowing an unprofessional culture in his Capitol Hill office.
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A lot of them were quite funny, like the hairdresser imitating a customer who criticized her tattoos as unprofessional.
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Tyrese admits airing his dirty laundry with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was NOT cool ... straight-up calling it unprofessional.
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Take it from me, a professional internet writer and a deeply unprofessional Twitter user: Log off whenever you can.
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But maybe Fowler was an outlier, a particularly unfortunate employee who worked for a couple of particularly unprofessional managers.
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Given that the vast majority of such investigations do not result in prosecution, Mr. Comey's action was highly unprofessional.
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"The moment they go into a different chapter, it becomes the most unprofessional investigation ever done," Mr. Emanuel said.
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Russia said the panel had been biased and unprofessional, accusations that the United States and its allies angrily disputed.
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Another issue with it is the fact that it is incrediably unprofessional when relating to foreign countries and deals.
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Nearly half of interviewers — 46 percent, to be exact — said they had eliminated a candidate because of unprofessional attire.
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But state bars, and individual judges, already have ample authority to sanction attorneys who engage in such unprofessional conduct.
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Giving the chief executive an ultimatum was unprofessional, crazy, even for one of the best employees at the company.
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"When the ministers came to visit the Netherlands, the reaction from the Dutch authorities was very unprofessional," he said.
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Others fell under the categories of unprofessional behavior, including bullying, retaliation, physical security and other nonsexual forms of harassment.
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Serena Williams says she wanted to punch a wall after her "unprofessional" exit from the Australian Open on Friday.
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It might seem obvious, but swearing at work is unprofessional and inappropriate — and it could result in your firing.
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Most people prefer to process failure internally, quickly moving on for fear of causing a scene or seeming unprofessional.
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That move is a powerful antidote to the notion that hairstyles involving untreated black hair are unnatural and unprofessional.
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Because of this, they may tend to be unprofessional or quickly done, but that is by no means necessary.
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At every stage of my career, there have been late-night texts, veiled comments, aggressive gazes and unprofessional behavior.
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"The allegations against these former officers are compelling, appalling and extremely unprofessional," Yahner told a news conference at police headquarters.
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Welcome to this special Election 2016 edition of Unprofessional Advice: a column to help you handle problems of all kinds.
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"The ship captain labeled these events as unsafe and unprofessional because of the potential for an accident," said Lt. Col.
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They are based on racist standards of appearance…[they are] racist stereotypes that say black hairstyles are unprofessional or improper.
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Although the House of Commons is still a wildly unprofessional workplace, threats of physical violence are these days frowned upon.
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At times, he is unprofessional to a degree that would not be tolerated in a younger or less able man.
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Votel believes the "unsafe, unprofessional" behavior is an attempt by Iran to "exert their influence and authority in the region."
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Gossip at work, whether in person or via email, is not only unprofessional, it could get you fired, experts say.
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Showing up to an interview or work with wrinkled clothes is unprofessional and can lead to a bad first impression.
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While I fully understand the terms of my contract, I feel that their behavior is very unprofessional and even threatening.
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The legal indulgence appears to allow (and even celebrate) unprofessional acts, when taken in opposition to Trump or his administration.
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The incident "was deemed unsafe and unprofessional because of various factors including low altitude and high speed," said Lt. Col.
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In a statement, the ministry said Turkey was protesting against the "aggressive and unprofessional actions taken" by US security personnel.
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Top lawyers, however, rarely attack attorneys who oppose them in court -- to do so is considered bad form and unprofessional.
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On Tuesday, the army condemned what it said was the "unprofessional conduct" of soldiers who beat journalists covering the demonstration.
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This was the 13th unsafe and/or unprofessional interaction between U.S. and Iranian maritime forces in 2017, the Navy said.
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" The jets didn't respond to safety advisories from the Cook, whose commander deemed several of their maneuvers "unsafe and unprofessional.
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Other unprofessional features permeated the store, like this lone fan in the middle of the floor of the women's section.
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I've been almost punched by a drunk bartender who was working a bar for kicking him out after being unprofessional.
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The school said the teacher's actions were "inappropriate, unprofessional and insensitive," and that he had been placed on administrative leave.
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Multiple people -- cast, crew and production people -- tell TMZ Nia was disrespectful and unprofessional throughout her run on the show.
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I was tempted to lie down, just to see what it was like, but I didn't want to seem unprofessional.
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The U.S. Navy rejected that version of events, saying the behavior of the Russian ship had been "unsafe and unprofessional".
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Levy had been suspended "due to unprofessional conduct related to high blood alcohol content while on duty," the release says.
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The American military said this was the 13th "unsafe" or "unprofessional" interaction between American and Iranian maritime forces this year.
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He said Dr. Heath had accused him of "unprofessional conduct" and that Professor Portier-Young had accused him of harassment.
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For decades, certain hair styles, such as braids, locs, and afro-hair, were considered to be "unprofessional" in corporate environments.
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"We have deep concerns about the unsafe and unprofessional Russian flight maneuvers," U.S. European Command said Wednesday in a statement.
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Chris Norwood, the MUSD school board president, called the teacher's actions "inappropriate, unprofessional and insensitive," according to an online statement.
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He has been intensely criticized at for both business decisions and behavior that investors have characterized as erratic and unprofessional.
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He noted that Mr. Salvini focused on building an emotional link with supporters and that his videos purposefully seemed unprofessional.
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Rory's unprofessional behavior as a journalist also fits her within the genre's ongoing tendency to fuse romantic and professional relationships.
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"In my decade of government service, I have never seen someone so unprofessional, abrasive and rude as him," the official said.
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The ribs are very good and I'm considering bringing a rack back to our meeting, but some might call that unprofessional.
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By and large, we as a society have stereotyped dreadlocks as being dirty and unprofessional — unless they're worn by white women.
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Not only were your words cruel, and your message discouraging and hurtful, to young LGBTQ youth but it was beyond unprofessional.
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The point of this subplot seems to be to make Marilyn an unlikable, selfish, and unprofessional jerk, so that was effective.
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During the history of Bantu knots, they have often been called "unprofessional" and "ghetto" — but only when worn by Black women.
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In fact, it will just make you look bitter and extremely unprofessional — and your coworkers likely don't want to hear it.
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She said that until recently, an image search for "unprofessional hairstyles" only showed black women with natural hair, braids or twists.
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In recent months, the Pentagon has blasted Russian behavior at sea and in the air as "unsafe and unprofessional" multiple times.
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You can make the argument that Melania Trump's plagiarism scandal is an illustration of Donald Trump's shoddy and unprofessional presidential campaign.
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" According to the suit, GG showed feigned outraged and portrayed Janice as "an arrogant, unprofessional and purportedly past-her-prime celebrity.
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As CNN Chief National Correspondent John King first reported, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson considered the public rebuke of Sessions unprofessional.
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Natural hair has been deemed unprofessional in the office (see the court ruling on legal dreadlock discrimination) and even at school.
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It was 78 degrees, incredibly humid, and I was worried that my sweat stains and glossy face would read as unprofessional.
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Martinez was replaced one week after being accused in a lawsuit of unprofessional behavior by Erin Johnson, JWT's chief communications officer.
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During the latest operation, the US said a Chinese ship operated in an unprofessional manner close to the US Navy ships.
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This may be the most unprofessional mistake to make, second only to literally using a curse word where it is unwarranted.
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Rosenstein's letter argued that Comey's handling of the Clinton investigation last year was unprofessional and overstepped the boundaries of his job.
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He added, however, that the US has had no unsafe or unprofessional encounters with Iran since last year in either waterway.
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"Using profanity or slang, mentioning personal or health problems, talking bad about a past employer are all considered unprofessional," West says.
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Berman said it was "unpersuasive and borderline unprofessional" to bring up what he called an "illogical foreign conspiracy theory" in court.
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Elizabeth Mate, the doctor overseeing the tribunal, said Owolabi's innuendo about dick size was "cavalier" and "unprofessional," according to Global News.
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Eureka didn't even say The Vixen, but The Vixen launched into a rant about how unprofessional Eureka was at the challenge.
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Above all else, I'm absolutely outraged by the unprofessional conduct of Casey's surgical "team," if you could even call them that.
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They said Mr. Meehan seemed to favor her over other employees, so much so that others saw his favoritism as unprofessional.
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But the women of color in the class worried that they would be seen as unprofessional if they did the same.
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"We have deep concerns about the unsafe and unprofessional Russian flight maneuvers," the Navy said in a statement on April 13.
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"The abusive and unprofessional actions they displayed shocked me to my core," Marion County Sheriff Chris Blair said in a statement.
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"Greed drives bus owners to appoint unprofessional and inexperienced drivers with low salaries, which in turn causes road accidents," Chowdhury said.
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"Mason comes first, and if that makes me unprofessional at times, so be it," she told Parenting magazine in early 2011.
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" In an email to Kim Simonson, the woman who took the screenshot, Chief Arenal called the officer's comment "unprofessional and inappropriate.
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" In a letter sent to Correa last month, WTPR member Mike McGetrick deemed the high school student's artwork "inaccurate, unprofessional, and offensive.
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For more casual settings, chino pants are usually the best way to strike a balance between comfort and style without looking unprofessional.
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"The behaviour of the Japanese military aircraft was dangerous, unprofessional, and damaged freedom of navigation and overflight under international law," he said.
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" In a statement to BuzzFeed News, a Vice spokesperson wrote, "We are shocked and disappointed by this highly inappropriate and unprofessional conduct.
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Howard then threatens to fire Jake for being unprofessional in his handling of Fred, questioning Simone's choice of lover in the process.
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In his blog posts and Facebook page, Burk described the image as a "completely unprofessional" reference to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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And to use minority child actors as prey for a racist, truck-driving white male Gillespie supporter is so unprofessional, so inappropriate.
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Kim mentioned that the situation was becoming unprofessional, especially when Shepherd confided to Kourtney that she wasn't satisfied with her current position.
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Clothes steamer Showing up to an interview or work with wrinkled clothes is unprofessional and can lead to a bad first impression.
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"More importantly, the unsafe and unprofessional actions of a single pilot have the potential to unnecessarily escalate tensions between countries," he said.
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And Kelly apparently had little respect for or use for someone as unprofessional and unqualified as Scaramucci filling the communications director post.
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But as the strange and unprofessional behaviors continued, it began to feel irresponsible not to point out these issues to the candidate.
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Two Chinese fighters conducted an "unsafe and unprofessional intercept" of a U.S. Navy plane over the South China Sea, the AP reports.
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"(They) conduced unprofessional maneuvers by crossing the course of Russian strategic missile carriers, threatening their security," the ministry said in the statement.
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" Marciano has claimed Upton was hungover and unprofessional on that final shoot, but she denies that and accuses him of "spreading rumors.
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It certainly did nothing to address the controversial record of Ellis, who routinely berates lawyers and makes unprofessional comments in the courtroom.
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Fitton says she later addressed that night with Pishevar, informing him it was unprofessional, but he rejected that characterization of the situation.
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While some lighthearted gossiping can be positive, there are certain phrases or conversations that can make you sound unprofessional (and even harassing).
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Holly J. Mitchell (D), the bill's sponsor, added that until recently, searching Google Images for "unprofessional hairstyles" would only produce black women.
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Being best buddies might feel good in the moment, but it's inappropriate and unprofessional, and it isn't teaching you a darn thing.
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"Iran's actions were outrageous, unprofessional and inconsistent with international law," Mr. Carter said in a testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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To him, it's unprofessional to steal shots for a ragtag East Coast production, but Candy won't let him play the buzz kill.
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He's been accused of having inappropriate relationships with women, drinking on the job, and other unprofessional conduct, which his office has denied.
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Rock is seriously pissed -- calling out some of the male actors for being unprofessional on the set ... though he's not naming names.
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I remember Pearl Bailey being very nice to us and then saying something nasty to Ethel Merman about how unprofessional we sounded.
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Clinton in 2016 and his texts to a colleague, Lisa Page, were cited by the inspector general for showing an unprofessional bias.
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Disciplinary action will be taken if the government finds evidence of "negligence or unprofessional misconduct" during the transport process, the statement said.
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He would engage in caustic knock-down, drag-out fights over policies and mock others in ways that were seen as unprofessional.
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Clad in angelic white, awash in unprofessional tears, and scarcely able to move, she stands at the head of the expiring man.
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India has a low number of police officers per capita, and those on the job are often poorly trained, unprofessional and corrupt.
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Whether you're sending out a work email or writing a blog post, grammar errors can make you seem unprofessional or, worse, incompetent.
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ALLAN HUTCHINSON, TORONTO To the Editor: I have been watching the unprofessional escapades of our president like a bad action-movie thriller.
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Despite showing solid potential as an in-house representative, Clark was dismissed because a banking partner found his earrings to be unprofessional.
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If you find the informality, speed and shoot-from-the-hip unprofessional and juvenile, it's probably not a great fit for you.
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I admit that instead of talking about my mistakes, I try to internalize it so that I won't look unprofessional or dramatic.
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In a Facebook post that has garnered millions of views, Alonso Luna called Jackson "unprofessional" and claimed she was looking for a reaction.
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Four Russian aircraft flew in an "unsafe and unprofessional" manner near a U.S. Navy destroyer in the Black Sea, according to the Pentagon.
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"I'm doing things that are classically considered very unprofessional, really playing with the inherent mistakes in the process, flare, overexposure, underexposures," she said.
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Only one approach was deemed unprofessional, and that resulted in the firing of warning shots because they approached Mahan at a high speed.
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In addition to the allegations against the league, Solo shared personal photos that document the unequal treatment, from dirty showers to unprofessional attire.
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In a series of bad decision after bad decision, Tess kisses Scott, who (bless his heart) pushes her away and calls her unprofessional.
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"There was a bit of a stormy nature to his relationship with Naya but never in a way that became unprofessional," Ellis says.
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A defendant must additionally show that if not for his lawyer's unprofessional errors, there's a reasonable probability the trial would have ended differently.
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And I contributed to that unprofessional environment and I tolerated that kind of behavior from other people and I wish that I hadn't.
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We'd have to cut and start over, and I'd get incredibly nervous about laughing and worried that I was going to look unprofessional.
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The production of the film hit another snag when director Bryan Singer was fired in the middle of production due to unprofessional behavior.
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The weird thing is that even though a majority of people swear in the workplace, about 41 percent feel that swearing is unprofessional.
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An official investigating the incident assessed that the "crude, immature, and unprofessional" art was not in line with the "character" of the lieutenants.
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HelloTech hit a few bumps last year after launching, with some negative customer feedback that its workforce of predominantly college students was unprofessional.
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At the end, you know, if I have a mike, I would say to the audience, stop saying that, you know, I'm unprofessional.
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Morehouse, who wrote a commentary piece calling for more accountability from leaders working with new recruits, was relieved after allegations of unprofessional behavior.
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The US labeled the Chinese warship's actions unsafe and unprofessional, while Beijing said the US was threatening the safety and sovereignty of China.
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I worried that the colleague facing me would notice; that perhaps my eyes looked red and blotchy; that people might think me unprofessional.
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Combined with rampant headlines about negligence, wrongdoing, and unprofessional behavior on the part of VA employees, it's clear the VA needs drastic change.
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On May 9, a Russian fighter harassed an American KC-10 refueling tanker, an encounter that General Harrigian described as an "unprofessional" intercept.
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For example, his joining in the "lock her up" chant at the Republican convention was unseemly and, for a career military officer, unprofessional.
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Many formal and informal complaints were made against him, two of which were substantiated, one for sexual harassment and another for unprofessional conduct.
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The US labeled the Chinese warship's actions unsafe and unprofessional while Beijing said the US was threatening the safety and sovereignty of China.
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Like WeWork's Neumann, Kalanick also took part in unprofessional behavior and made poor decisions that jeopardized the company's future and his investors' money.
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When I decided to start dyeing my eyebrows, my habit had me feeling deeply ashamed: unspeakably weird, unpresentable, unprofessional, and out of control.
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Many accusers have recounted sensing something unprofessional or "creepy" about Tyndall but trusting him nevertheless, only to fully comprehend the sexual abuse retrospectively.
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After calling Comey a "showboat" and poor director, Comey proceeded to commit an unethical and unprofessional act in leaking damaging memos against Trump.
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It's entirely possible that despite Trump's treatment of McCabe being indeed incredibly unprofessional and worrying, McCabe's statements to the IG really were egregious.
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Abrahams said "certain individuals in the leader's office" have subjected her to "aggressive, intimidating and wholly unprofessional" treatment over the past 10 months.
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As part of the Coie investigation, 20 employees were fired for a range of infractions, from sexual harassment to unprofessional behavior to retaliation.
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The bill defined abortion as "unprofessional conduct" for a physician, which meant that performing one could have been grounds for losing your medical license.
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There were many others who made note of the "unprofessional behavior" of the staff and the fact that the plotlines were impossible to follow.
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"We are dealing with a completely unprofessional mafia who are there simply to extort as much as they can while in office," he said.
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They were deemed unsafe and unprofessional because of how close the Russian planes flew to the American destroyer, according to a senior defense official.
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Khosrowshahi's petty tweet shutting down the MIT study prompted plenty of questions and backlash on Twitter, many calling him out for the unprofessional response.
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The company withdrew its public filing papers earlier this week amid deep financial losses, poor corporate governance, and reports of an unprofessional corporate culture.
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Last month, the Pentagon said that Russia had intercepted a U.S. Air Force aircraft over the Baltic Sea in an "unsafe and unprofessional" way.
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"We can confirm the recent termination of the three Bentley employees in connection with unprofessional behavior at work," the facility said in the statement.
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The explosive nature of the exchange prompted Jared Kushner to inform Tillerson's chief of staff, Margaret Peterlin, that Tillerson's outburst was unprofessional and unacceptable.
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As a professional (and deeply unprofessional) writer, maybe I should be able to outsmart the AI with the achingly human beauty of my words.
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And I contributed to that unprofessional environment and I tolerated that kind of behavior from other people and I wish that I hadn&apost.
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" At the time, he acknowledged that he "allowed a workplace culture to take root in [his] office that was too permissive and decidedly unprofessional.
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In a reportTwo senior officials, in particular, "frequently berated employees, raised their voices, and generally engaged in unprofessional behavior toward staff," the report found.
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"Disciplinary action will definitely be taken if the findings point towards negligence or unprofessional misconduct on the part of any KWS officers," said Muia.
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Perhaps your employees judged you "lazy", "rude" or "unprofessional" — all comments posted on the jobs site Glassdoor, which compiles its rankings from staff reviews.
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Aside from the seriousness of the charges against Schmitz, the story only adds to the gathering evidence that the Trump campaign is markedly unprofessional.
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The National Communication Council said it had suspended the international media organizations for six months, accusing them of breaching press laws and unprofessional conduct.
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Once again, Wasserman Schultz is attempting to take the same irresponsible and unprofessional position — she seems to want the whole controversy to go away.
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Not only are these attacks wrong and unprofessional, they are moving the conversation further away from the simple facts of the DOJs closing statement.
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Still, as a young Democratic campaign manager, it seemed to her vaguely unprofessional to have broken her neck on such a politically momentous day.
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So what is a person to do when you want to be friendly, but not too friendly; not too serious, but not unprofessional either?
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He's been accused of having inappropriate relationships with women, drinking on the job, and other unprofessional conduct, all of which his office has denied.
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"Your previous tweet is unprofessional, misleading and denigrating," Mr. Johnson posted on Twitter, noting that Mr. Khosrowshahi had pledged to change the company's tone.
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Delek, one of Israel's largest business groups, said in a statement that Midroog's move was "irresponsible and unprofessional" in light of current market conditions.
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CBS hired an outside investigator to look into allegations of harassment, unprofessional conduct and vindictive behavior by Mr. Kern, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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After writing an article about a school employee's unprofessional conduct charges, high school editors in Burlington, Vt., won a censorship battle against their principal.
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" DiNapoli's spokeswoman, Jennifer Freeman, responded in a statement that "It's disappointing and shocking that a regulator would issue such an uninformed and unprofessional report.
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"I just think it's extremely inappropriate and unprofessional of the police department and those higher up to even allow this to happen," she said.
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After rebuffing him during a 2011 shoot, Upton says Marciano called her "disgusting," and spread lies about her being unprofessional and drunk on set.
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The Dallas Stars fired head coach Jim Montgomery on Tuesday, citing "unprofessional conduct," but would not comment further on the circumstances surrounding his dismissal.
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This decision was made due to unprofessional conduct inconsistent with the core values and beliefs of the Dallas Stars and the National Hockey League.
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After the investigation confirmed unprofessional behavior, the office rescinded Mr. Malik's promotion and warned him that any additional misbehavior would result in his firing.
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Reiss is aware of these criticisms and said she wishes we lived in a world where women's conditioned form of speech wasn't considered unprofessional.
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Meanwhile, Afshin Pishevar was the subject of several complaints alleging "unprofessional outbursts," according to the July lawsuit filed by BamBrogan and other former Hyperloop employees.
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This requires the FBI to act quickly and decisively when it discovers corruption, which includes unethical and unprofessional behavior – not wait months or even years.
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But he really framed the debate, and that&aposs what greatest -- of greatest concern to me, was just his absolutely unprofessional and very partisan behavior.
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However, while on "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen," Johnson would not confirm or list any unprofessional behavior, instead choosing to plead the fifth.
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The less concrete argument—that those same players were childish, arrogant, unprofessional, entitled, or some other lightly coded criticism—was much more of a generalization.
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According to the Pentagon, four Russian aircraft flew in an "unsafe and unprofessional" manner near a U.S. Navy destroyer in the Black Sea last week.
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In posts on his blog and on his Facebook account, John Burk called the image a "completely unprofessional" reference to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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It has stood in a symbol of Black pride and been simultaneously written off as unprofessional and dirty by entities invested in anti-Black respectability.
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Introducing even more air defenses does not solve the problem of Syria's unprofessional and indiscriminate firing of missiles, or reduce the risk to regional aviation.
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"It's disappointing and shocking that a regulator would issue such an uninformed and unprofessional report," Jennifer Freeman, the office's communications director, said in a statement.
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While some applauded the cast for speaking to Pence directly, others found the speech to be unprofessional, and sparked a furious debate on social media.
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James Hogan and Patri Friedman, who'd employed Gevers on the libertarian-city project, took to Medium to describe troubling patterns of evasive and unprofessional behavior.
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Referring to other similar encounters, the official said there had been "a total of 35 in 2016 that were assessed to be unsafe and unprofessional".
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"I do think that Comey's public statements about the emails and Hillary was very bad and unprofessional, and he'd never even acknowledged it," Brown said.
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The US crew aboard the US Air Force WC-135 characterized the move as "unprofessional," according to the statement from Air Force Lt. Col. Hodge.
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Parker alleged it forced him out because of his concerns about spending and unprofessional behavior by its two top executives, Adam Bierman and Andrew Modlin.
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Louis's unprofessional and inappropriate behavior with female colleagues has led us to decide not to produce a second stand-up special, as had been planned.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The head of Russia's curling federation on Tuesday slammed the IOC decision to ban Russia from the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics as unprofessional.
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The US crew aboard the US Air Force WC-135 also characterized the move as "unprofessional," according to the statement from Air Force Lt. Col.
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This could be explained by the fact that managers are on the road more often, which gives them more opportunity to engage in unprofessional acts.
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" Last week, another actor from The House, Cedric Yarbrough, called Carey out on Facebook in a now-deleted post for being "unprofessional" and "borderline abusive.
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Her leaving the trashiest, most unprofessional, discriminatory, racist, disgusting, corrupt White House in history just to join that show makes perfect sense, wouldn't you say?
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"We recognize that even though alcohol isn't always the reason for unprofessional behavior, creating an environment that encourages overconsumption clearly contributes to it," it read.
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On April 12, a Russian helicopter flew around the Cook seven times at low altitude in what the ship's commander deemed "unsafe and unprofessional" passes.
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Interim Police Chief David Kiddle also acknowledged that the officer used "unprofessional language" in his communication with ICE and that the matter has been addressed.
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But the way I was treated was so professionally repugnant, so unprofessional, so that it was almost like, 'Hey, WeWork, is everything you say bulls---?
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According to a 2009 United States embassy cable published by Wikileaks, Karimov regarded Mirziyoyev as "unprofessional" and planned to replace him eventually, although not immediately.
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"We have found records of 19 unsafe and/or unprofessional interactions with China and Russia since 503 (18 with China and one with Russia)," Cmdr.
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"If someone is providing a professional service, in most cases, it is unprofessional and even illegal for these individuals to accept monetary tips," Oldham says.
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Louis's unprofessional and inappropriate behavior with female colleagues has led us to decide not to produce a second stand-up special, as had been planned.
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Employers can get away with conduct that would be regarded as unprofessional in fields with a more even balance of power between management and talent.
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I find this behavior rude and unprofessional, and can't imagine the reaction if they had treated a visitor to our office in the same way.
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One of the PR people went out in the parking lot and called me on a burner phone and they apologized because it was unprofessional.
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In addition to transport, two of the aircraft were involved in unsafe and unprofessional incidents with US military aircraft in 2019, the Treasury Department said.
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The university's handling of the situation, in Fowler's telling, is shocking and worthy of investigation; it makes the school look almost as unprofessional as Uber.
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"Nothing has changed," said Sara Ziff, a model who worked with Mr. Weber on one of his Abercrombie shoots (an environment she described as unprofessional).
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"I would have fired him for violations for several policies, including our use of force policy, our de-escalation policy, and unprofessional conduct," Kraus said.
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Taber blamed other pilots for being unprofessional over the radio, spoke of one pilot's "imperious manner" and called out others for being sarcastic and impatient.
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The encounters were deemed unsafe and unprofessional because of how close the Russian planes flew to the American destroyer, a senior defense official said last month.
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Using relatively primitive methods, they subverted norms by making willfully unprofessional sounding recordings of their songs and, appallingly, had the gall to release them that way.
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Danny Hernandez, the spokesman for U.S. European Command, called Friday's incidents "unsafe and unprofessional" due to the speed and distance of the aircraft from the ship.
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Earlier this month, according to the Pentagon, four Russian jets flew in an "unsafe and unprofessional" manner near a U.S. Navy destroyer in the Black Sea.
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Other officers who had been dispatched to the chaotic scene described his conduct as unprofessional, noting Bonar should have exerted more restraint when dealing with Morris.
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On September 30th an American destroyer passed within 50 metres of a Chinese naval vessel which was conducting "unsafe and unprofessional" manoeuvres, according to the Americans.
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The big picture: But behind closed doors, Fisher was often unprofessional and the company provided a hostile work environment, according to accounts published Monday by Bloomberg.
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Not to mention that calling women "unprofessional" or "crazy" are the words of choice used to silence women when they call out this type of behavior.
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They argue the practice is unprofessional, potentially discriminatory, and an inappropriate use of taxpayer-funded resources that turns office cleaning staff into de facto house cleaners.
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However, they did learn of past incidents of "improper and unprofessional conduct," and determined that the network's past policies were inadequate in preventing harassment and retaliation.
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The letter focuses mostly on what Wooten describes as an "unprofessional amateurish carnival atmosphere" between agents and supervisors, including office conversations about pornography, masturbation, and sex.
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The official said Chinese ships were now shadowing every U.S. ship in the region, and routine ship-to-ship communications had become testier and sometimes unprofessional.
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If Jim Acosta has a problem with some of the ability of people to express themselves, he should look at his own unprofessional and disrespectful behavior.
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"These types of unprofessional shenanigans have become a regular practice of this management team when they travel to meetings," the letter reads, according to the Bee.
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An Iranian boat pointed a weapon at a U.S. Navy helicopter on Saturday in an incident described as "unsafe and unprofessional," according to multiple reports Monday.
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However, 20 feet is extremely close and other encounters at much greater distances have been deemed unsafe and unprofessional by the U.S. military in the past.
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Tacopina points specifically to the actions of Judge Genece Brinkley, who he feels had a legal vendetta against Meek from day one and was consistently unprofessional.
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The remark was made at a Tuesday meeting that was aimed at addressing the harassment of women and other unprofessional conduct within the ride-hailing company.
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"What makes no sense to me is all the abuse by the Department of Justice and the FBI, the unprofessional conduct, the shady behavior," Graham said.
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The military this week also accused China of an "unsafe and unprofessional" encounter during the Navy's recent freedom-of-navigation operation in the South China Sea.
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Would you trust a doctor who had their license revoked, had a history of sexual misconduct, and had on numerous occasions engaged in unethical, unprofessional behavior?
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"It was totally inexcusable and unprofessional for Justice Ginsburg to insult a presidential candidate," he said Tuesday on the House floor, according to The Washington Examiner.
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It is not a discreet maneuver, and it seems unprofessional, implying to the support staff that she is not ready to start work when she arrives.
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Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) said it would be "plain unprofessional" if FBI Director James Comey learned of his firing from television, as reported Tuesday night.
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Morley denied those comments were unprofessional and reiterated he made the proper decisions in the case based on the facts and due process, the grievance said.
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Two of the Iranian vessels came within 85033 yards of the USS Nitze during the incident, behavior that was deemed "unsafe and unprofessional," the reports said.
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The lawyers note: Locs are often the target of scorn and derision based on long-held stereotypes that natural Black hair is dirty, unprofessional, or unkempt.
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It may be uncomfortable or maybe even seen as unprofessional by some, but a good cry might also make you feel better in the long run.
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"They are the most unprofessional group of people I have ever worked with," Queen wrote at the time in an email to trade publication Automotive News.
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She gave me tips on how to keep your energy up so you're ready to film the next scene without being so rambunctious that it's unprofessional.
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An Iranian vessel trained a laser on a U.S. Marines helicopter Tuesday in an incident the Navy deemed "unsafe and unprofessional," the U.S. military said Wednesday.
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Sun, who contended the testers had been unprofessional and lacked the proper paperwork, had received only a warning from a tribunal from FINA, swimming's governing body.
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In June, a Russian destroyer sailed within 100 feet of the Ticonderoga-class cruiser USS Chancellorsville in what the Navy called an "unsafe and unprofessional" incident.
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It seems unprofessional to bad-mouth the company, but many interviewers keep pressing when I say the company was just not the right fit for me.
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As recently as October, a North Carolina judge ruled that while calling a Black woman's natural hairstyle "unprofessional" qualifies as "offensive," it is not legally discriminatory.
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"I've said and done things that were unprofessional, and I apologize to the women affected by this and acknowledge their courage in speaking out," he added.
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For over a year, the public – and more importantly FBI leadership – has known about Peter Strzok's unprofessional behavior and abuse of his authority as an FBI agent.
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And she did hear from critics who said that it was "unprofessional" for her to nurse her daughter on the runway — though she's not bothered by them.
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He knows how to carry himself, how to appropriately stay true to his beliefs in a public setting, and how to joke without coming across as unprofessional.
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The goal is to enforce a zero tolerance policy toward any kind of abusive behavior — whether it's sexual harassment, discrimination, bullying, or any kind of unprofessional behavior.
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Employers would tell them that their natural hair was unprofessional or their name was too difficult to pronounce and would suggest they alter themselves for the job.
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Last week, Uber said it fired 20 staff after another law firm looked into 215 cases encompassing sexual harassment, discrimination, unprofessional behavior, bullying and other employee complaints.
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The Russian ministry said two South Korean F-16 fighter planes carried out "unprofessional manoeuvres," crossing the path of Russian bombers and did not communicate with them.
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Although an incident of sexual harassment sparked the investigation, the complaints covered a range of workplace issues including harassment, discrimination, and other behavior deemed to be unprofessional.
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But many women worry that they will be judged as unprofessional (unlike their male colleagues) if their clothes are deemed to be too scruffy, or too revealing.
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And while the moderators' video clips were indeed devastating, there's something hostile and unprofessional about using them to attack Rubio and Cruz while leaving other candidates untouched.
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" In confessional voiceover, we hear Kim then say, "I mean, don't you think that's just a little bit unprofessional … That's a convo she should have with me.
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Those encounters were deemed unsafe and unprofessional because of how close the Russian planes flew to the American destroyer, a senior defense official said at the time.
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"A man telling the truth about what happened in his work life would not be questioned as being 'dramatic' or 'unprofessional,'" Gonzalez tells Broadly in an email.
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Among those who viewed the President's public rebuke of Sessions as unprofessional, according to several sources, is Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, the former Exxon-Mobil CEO.
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" 7:55 AM PST -- Patty Glaser, Denise's attorney tells us "Not only are Mr. Singer's (Sheen's attorney) about Ms. Richards blatantly inaccurate, they're also inappropriate, and unprofessional.
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Remember that millennials and Gen Z are the generations raised on heath class teachers scaring us into thinking publishing anything unprofessional online would ruin our lives forever.
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Students from Burlington High School in Vermont last year posted a story to their school newspaper website about a school employee facing state charges for unprofessional conduct.
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China's Luyang destroyer approached the USS Decatur "in an unsafe and unprofessional maneuver in the vicinity of Gaven Reef in the South China Sea" on Sunday, Capt.
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" After journalist Abby Aguirre admitted that she didn't have time to prep a list of questions, people on Twitter called her out for being "unprofessional" and "disrespectful.
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A formal HR complaint accused him of "inappropriate and unprofessional" behavior, Recode reported, and sources told the outlet Kroll was previously fired from Twitter for poor management.
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The top management was terribly unprofessional, plus they didn't have the contacts with newspapers, TV, and cable stations that we really needed to service our clients properly.
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As we reported, Gene claimed Ace got the boot for being unprofessional, but Ace fired back ... accusing Gene of groping his wife and being a sex addict.
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It matters because I was scared to speak up in a meeting when an older man called me eye candy, because I didn't want to be unprofessional.
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Brad Kern, a former showrunner for "NCIS: New Orleans," has been fired following three internal investigations into "allegations of harassment, unprofessional conduct and vindictive behavior," reports THR.
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Teachers often tell students that they should show their personality in their work, but then deem it "unprofessional" or "distracting" - how is that supposed to encourage us?
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Gary R. Herbert, a Republican, proposed in November, added conversion therapy to a list of practices considered to be "unprofessional conduct" for state-licensed mental health therapists.
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What's more, several of these aircraft were operated in an unsafe and unprofessional manner in proximity to U.S. military aircraft, while in international air space, Treasury said.
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When he first started documenting life as a medical school student on Instagram and again when his profile went viral, his colleagues deemed his online presence unprofessional.
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But if your research uncovers red flags like a pattern of client complaints, unprofessional social media posts, or an arrest record, move on to your next candidate.
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A week later, the Dallas Stars fired Jim Montgomery, citing "unprofessional conduct" in a move that stunned not only fans and reporters, but also the Dallas players.
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The fact that I then misread people and don't realize (for years) how badly I've judged a situation and contributed to an unprofessional environment is not good.
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Thanks to a mix of unprofessional behavior from CEO Adam Neumann, poor corporate governance, and unproven financials, the company cancelled its public offering filings and ousted Neumann.
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" Said another viewer from Dayton, Ohio, "This is unprofessional and extremely vulgar to force viewers of the fine news channel to listen to comments such as this.
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Since Banerji had made an effort to ensure her tweets were anonymous, it effectively dispelled the department's argument that the comments would make her appear biased or unprofessional.
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He was fired on March 14, the day after his disappearance, for unprofessional conduct and insubordination, according to his personnel files, which were published by CNN affiliate WZTV.
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Cummins was fired on March 14, the day after his disappearance, for unprofessional conduct and insubordination, according to his personnel files, which were published by CNN affiliate WZTV.
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He had planned to meet with the officer on Monday to fire him for the violations and his unprofessional conduct but the officer resigned Monday morning, Kraus said.
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The RC-15 aircraft was "intercepted by a Russian SU-27 in an unsafe and unprofessional manner," Hernandez said, adding that the U.S. plane never entered Russian territory.
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A blogger apparently popular with the military called it unprofessional and said it was in reference to the #BlackLivesMatter movement, which he seems to believe is anti-police.
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In a Facebook post, Farenthold denied allegations of sexual harassment by former staff members but admitted he allowed an unprofessional culture to flourish in his Capitol Hill office.
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"This unsafe and unprofessional air intercept has the potential to cause serious harm and injury to all aircrews involved," Pentagon spokesman Commander Bill Urban said in a statement.
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The researchers do point out that surgeons, while being generally more difficult to find online, posted unprofessional things at around the same rate, according to a prior study.
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" Whitmire was let go by Disney in October because officials claimed that he exhibited unprofessional behavior, including using his status as the famous frog to make "outrageous demands.
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She deleted the initial tweet (later admitting that it "seemed much more harsh that (sic) it sounded in my mind" and was "unprofessional") but defended her underlying sentiment.
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"You allowed your common sense and supervisory duties to be compromised by developing unprofessional relationships with Matt and Sweat," the board decided in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Turkey's foreign ministry summoned the U.S. ambassador to Ankara last month to lodge a formal complaint against what it called "aggressive and unprofessional actions" by American security personnel.
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But the Pentagon has also accused Russian jets and ships of "unsafe and unprofessional" behavior in the Black, Baltic and Mediterranean seas several times in the last year.
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Indeed, opposing Trump appears to be a new article of faith for lawyers, including some who have been lionized for conduct that is facially unprofessional and arguably unethical.
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Sutton employed a similar technique as he did in 2013's Memphis, casting unprofessional actors and shooting them in a loose, intimate documentary style, oftentimes without their knowledge.
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On another front, U.S. officials said a Russian fighter jet carried out an "unsafe and unprofessional" intercept of a U.S. spy plane over the Black Sea on Wednesday.
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That incident was followed days later by the Navy firing warning shots at an Iranian ship in the Persian Gulf after it ignored warnings to stop unprofessional maneuvers.
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He told us many jurors saw Marcia as unprofessional, partly due to the perceived sexual tension ... but also because some female jurors were offended by Clark's short skirts.
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Harrigian, who oversees US air forces in the region, said that the Russians apologized for that particular incident after the coalition communicated its displeasure about the unprofessional intercept.
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Jeff Davis said there had been 35 incidents of unsafe or unprofessional behavior by Iranian vessels in 2016, although the "vast majority" had occurred in the first half.
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Brian Henson, the son of the legendary Muppets creator Jim Henson, told The Hollywood Reporter Tuesday that Kermit the Frog actor Steve Whitmire was fired for unprofessional conduct.
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The US Navy has had 18 such unsafe or unprofessional encounters with Chinese military forces in the Pacific since 2016, according to US military statistics obtained by CNN.
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Unfortunately, however, he missed the middleweight division's cap by a ridiculously unprofessional 24 pounds, and was ejected from this much-discussed belt fight with Barnatt as a result.
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That intercept was described by officials as safe but unprofessional, though a US Navy official told CNN that the Navy does not officially classify aerial encounters that way.
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" Malik was reportedly not fired after the original incident, but Gillibrand's communications director told Politico that the office took "strong disciplinary action" against him due to "unprofessional behavior.
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"We also believe giving the White House Press Secretary unfettered discretion to determine what is 'professional' or 'unprofessional' conduct would have a chilling effect on journalists," he added.
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The intercept was described by officials as safe but unprofessional, though a US Navy official told CNN that the Navy does not officially classify aerial encounters that way.
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What Sanders supporters, or supporters of any candidate, should not do is contact superdelegates at home or approach them anywhere in ways that are rude, unprofessional or abusive.
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One post, possibly in response to the closure, was "Look what you did," in addition to highly unprofessional replies to other users as recently as two hours ago.
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On Monday, however, South African Revenue Services (SARS) commissioner Tom Moyane defended KPMG's original report and accused the firm of "abhorrent, unethical, and unprofessional conduct" in withdrawing it.
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"Every credentialed White House reporter, including Mr. Karem, knows perfectly well that they are not permitted to engage in unprofessional behavior on the White House grounds," Burnham said.
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William Urban of the Navy said earlier Thursday that there had been no "unsafe and unprofessional" actions by Iranian naval forces in the Persian Gulf since August 2017.
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She also said Dr. Jackson had become irate and aggressive during a confrontation over the situation, and that he had fostered an unprofessional atmosphere in the medical unit.
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In a September 2018 interview with THR, Sutter revealed that he had framed a copy of a letter he received detailing his "unprofessional behavior" on Sons of Anarchy.
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Mr. Oliver was reprimanded by the Balch Springs Police Department in 2013 for aggressive and unprofessional behavior while working with Dallas County prosecutors on a drunken-driving case.
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That said, people close to the report also told the newspaper that Horowitz did find several instances of FBI agents and officers acting in careless and unprofessional ways.
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It's probably fine to pay a bill now and again — or to create a lineup for your office's fantasy football league — but avoid doing anything personal or unprofessional.
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Considering the casual musings of other billionaires who have somewhat divorced their expectations from reality, these accounts read mostly read individually like immature, if not unprofessional, personality quirks.
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"A (People's Republic of China) Luyang destroyer approached USS Decatur in an unsafe and unprofessional maneuver in the vicinity of Gaven Reef in the South China Sea," Capt.
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An Iranian drone has flown near a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier and its aircraft in a second "unsafe and unprofessional" encounter in a week, the Navy said Monday.
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Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard said Saturday a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier fired a warning shot in an "unprofessional" confrontation with Iranian vessels, the official IRNA news agency reported.
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And if he does, the Republican Party will almost certainly resolve to never again allow itself to be led by a candidate as undisciplined and unprofessional as Trump.
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Again and again, these women are depicted as shallow, greedy, and unprofessional — and then the narrative shames them for it, often serving them a decisive moment of comeuppance.
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Last week, Uber said it fired 20 staff after another law firm looked into 215 cases encompassing complaints of sexual harassment, discrimination, unprofessional behavior, bullying and other employee claims.
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Votel, the senior US military commander in the Middle East, calculated that "about 90% of these unsafe, unprofessional activities" are by the IRGC navy and not Iran's general navy.
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The class and career mobility afforded by an undergraduate degree is haunted by a transphobia that prescribes the street as the proper place of employment for my "unprofessional" body.
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Those who want it to end argue it's unprofessional, potentially discriminatory, and an inappropriate use of taxpayer-funded resources that turns office cleaning staff into de facto house cleaners.
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The Vermont law protected student journalists at Burlington High School in September who broke the story about a guidance counselor in danger of losing his license for unprofessional conduct.
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APEGA investigations determine if unskilled or unprofessional practice, or a mix of the two, have occurred, Mulder said, and the file can then be referred to a disciplinary hearing.
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"We must, however, object to the highly unprofessional/malicious implication that because we did not respond to the voluntary information request, we *might* be operating illegally," tweeted the company.
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"I think it's prudent given the continuing activities by the left to foment hatred, and the reported hostility within the agency from some unprofessional activists," Ebell told the site.
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"WHEN BEING BLACK VIOLATES THE DRESS CODE: The case of 11-yr-old #FaithFennidy and every black person who has been told their hair is "unprofessional" or against "policy.
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It accused the two South Korean F-16 fighter planes of carrying out "unprofessional maneuvers," of crossing the path of the Russian bombers, and of not communicating with them.
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At the same time, U.S. officials continue to decry Russia's ongoing military incursion in Ukraine and its bombing campaign in Syria, as well as other "unprofessional" or provocative actions.
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A second US official said that the number of unsafe and unprofessional encounters in 2017 was "way below" the number that had occurred by the same point in 2016.
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Everything was exactly observed; and only the occasional too-broad bucktooth grin, or an unprofessional glance to camera, would betray the fact that patriarch Abu Abdou was a child.
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The response from the United States and the West has been to send official complaints to Moscow accusing Russian pilots of unprofessional behavior and raising the specter of miscalculations.
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The government called for an independent investigation and said disciplinary action would be taken if findings point to "negligence or unprofessional misconduct" by Kenya Wildlife Service staff, he said.
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One case study interviewed for the piece stated that she came to the realisation that excessive exclamation usage was making her sound "unprofessional" and "like a breathless valley girl".
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Spellcheck reliance could stem from several root causes—relaxed vetting policies, for example—that may lead to "unprofessional" results, but not point to serious concerns about the administration overall.
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The US also conducts similar flights in international airspace near the Russian coast though at times, has accused Russian pilots of performing unsafe or unprofessional maneuvers during the encounters.
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"This last-minute cancellation is highly unprofessional and actually unprecedented," Mr. Schallenberg, who is also the foreign minister, told Die Presse, the Austrian newspaper that first reported the story.
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When Donahue told Lucido she thought his comment was "unprofessional," he did not apologize, saying he was not making a sexual insinuation but instead a reference to social mixers.
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Fizdale called the work of the veteran crew of Danny Crawford, Rodney Mott and Bill Spooner "unprofessional" and "unacceptable" before slamming his fist on a table and storming off.
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"There's a fine line physicians are walking between trying to get a message out that will appeal to this younger generation without being inappropriate or unprofessional," Dr. Baldwin said.
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"Naval Forces Central Command assesses this interaction as unsafe and unprofessional due to the Iranian vessel shining a laser on one of the formation's helicopters," Fifth Fleet spokesman Cmdr.
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It was not just one hiccup of a tweet, but an entire string of unprofessional and reckless comments made on a Twitter account that reflects directly back onto ESPN.
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"It is so unprofessional of the President to do that -- to throw a US government employee under the bus, someone as distinguished as Ambassador Yovanovitch is," he told CNN.
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Maybe it is unprofessional to say this, but as a long-time beat writer covering the Toronto Raptors, I eventually started to resent the prospect of writing about Bargnani.
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The FBI is the most powerful law enforcement agency in the country, with a power that can destroy an individual who is the target of an unethical, unprofessional, partisan investigation.
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According to the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet headquartered in Bahrain, these so-called "unsafe and unprofessional" interactions typically took place once a month during President Trump's first year in office.
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Yusopov then said that this was all "highly unprofessional," and asked if they'd run a conversation with an Apple engineer about the new iPhone without going through the proper channels.
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If Dean had not resigned Monday, he would have been fired for several policy violations, including the department's use of force and de-escalation policies, and unprofessional conduct, Kraus said.
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Dubelier briefly sparred with the judge, saying he needed time to consult with Concord and see if it still wanted him involved after a judge accused him of being unprofessional.
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The Chinese warship approached the USS Decatur in an "unsafe and unprofessional maneuver" on Sunday near Gaven Reefs in the South China Sea, said U.S. Pacific Fleet Spokesman Lt. Cmdr.
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" Halbert previously made headlines after The Information reported last year the executive has faced "numerous" complaints of unprofessional behavior that included talk of "rapists and mass murderers" and "sexual fantasies.
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"Everybody is very loath to admit that what we're seeing is improvisation on the fly because that sounds unprofessional and amateurish -- and it is," the former Hot Air contributor said.
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"The publication of criminal charges against a listed company by means of a press conference ... is not acceptable for Airbus and can only be described as unprofessional," said a spokesman.
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A U.S. Navy ship fired three warning shots at an Iranian military boat after it ignored requests to stop "unprofessional" maneuvers in the northern Arabian Gulf, the Pentagon said Thursday.
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Washington (CNN)A Russian fighter jet recently conducted an "unprofessional" intercept of a US KC-10 tanker aircraft in the skies over Syria, prompting Russian officers to apologize, Lt. Gen.
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Even if there were compliance issues, the government has at best handled them in a churlish and unprofessional manner -- you don't just order an organization to close without due process.
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Of the 215 claims, Uber said 54 were related to discrimination, 47 related to sexual harassment, 45 to unprofessional behavior, 33 to bullying and 36 to other types of claims.
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But that is not the point here, because I know these journalists and they are consummate professionals, and to harp says they are either unprofessional or stupid-they are neither.
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"Make no mistake, the safety of our forces is paramount, and any time there is an unsafe and/or unprofessional incident, we are concerned," a US Navy official told CNN.
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According to the U.S. navy, from January 2016 to August 2017 there was an average of 2.5 "unsafe" or "unprofessional" interactions per month between U.S. Navy and Iranian maritime forces.
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Throughout the interview, Khloé tosses shade at unprofessional fashion folk she's encountered in the past, though she praises the Kardashian brood's go-to stylist, Monica Rose, for being the exception.
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The status quo: A network of far-right websites and blogs in France collectively known as the fachosphère that support Le Pen's National Front, but they're largely amateur and unprofessional.
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Folks, I am trying my best to be nice here, given how incredibly unhelpful (and, let's be honest, unprofessional) Yahoo has been on even the most minor of information requests.
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But the officer's unprofessional conduct, seeming inexperience, and the confusing commands we hear being issued by a SWAT officer, directly and indirectly influenced Shaver's reactions, which resulted in the shooting.
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Part of that future is my personal commitment to each of you that we will not allow any of our employees to be subjected to unacceptable, unsupportive, or unprofessional behavior.
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While some office cultures may allow or even encourage the sharing of funny jokes, cute animal pictures or quirky GIFs, in many settings these things can make you seem unprofessional.
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In 2009, two months after President Obama took office, Chinese vessels swarmed a United States Navy reconnaissance ship, the Impeccable, in what the Pentagon said were dangerous and unprofessional maneuvers.
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In total, there were 20173 unsafe and unprofessional interactions in 2017 and 36 in 2016 -- an average of 2.5 such encounters per month over that time period, according to Morgan.
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Like many, I am no fan of Comey, who I thought could have been legitimately fired when Trump took office and has, since being fired, acted in highly unprofessional ways.
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Sun had argued during last year's CAS hearing, which was public and affected by translation problems, that the testers failed to prove their identity and behaved in an unprofessional manner.
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Sun had argued during last year's CAS hearing, which was public and affected by translation problems, that the testers failed to prove their identity and behaved in an unprofessional manner.
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"Had the officer not resigned, I would have fired him for violations for several policies, including our use of force policy, our de-escalation policy, and unprofessional conduct," Kraus said.
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So far this year, Iranian naval forces have conducted 32 "unsafe or unprofessional" interactions with U.S. naval forces, compared to 85033 last year, a U.S. Navy official told The Hill.
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Linux creator Linus Torvalds has been repeatedly criticized for unprofessional or even abusive behavior toward other Linux contributors, which led him to take a hiatus from the project last year.
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Kushner reportedly told Peterlin that Tillerson's outburst was unprofessional and that they needed to arrive at a solution, two of the people familiar with the exchange told the news outlet.
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A U.S. Navy P-8 surveillance plane was intercepted in an "unprofessional" manner by a Russian Su-85033 fighter jet over the Baltic Sea, defense officials told CNN on Tuesday.
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S. Naval Forces Central Command assesses this interaction as unprofessional due to the threatening nature of the Iranian warning directed at 2 aircraft flying routine flight paths in international airspace.
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The emotional woman is a trope that many women do their utmost to avoid lest they be accused of acting in a way that might be deemed unprofessional, improper, and unjustified.
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Unfortunately, Mr. Hubbuch has engaged in a pattern of unprofessional conduct and exhibited serious lack of judgment, including most recently showing disrespect for the victims of Pearl Harbor and 9/11.
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And in February of this year, witnesses testifying at a hearing of the House research and technology subcommittee said women are leaving STEM fields owing to this unprofessional and abhorrent behavior.
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"These officers have certainly acted in a manner which was unprofessional, alluding to a violent act to be conducted against a sitting U.S. congressman, a member of our government," Lawson continued.
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In November, a US Navy Seahawk helicopter had what the Navy is calling an "unsafe and unprofessional encounter" with an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps patrol boat near the Strait of Hormuz.
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A Revolutionary Guards commander told Iranian state media on Wednesday that it was the fault of the U.S. ship, warning the United States of the "irreversible consequences of such unprofessional actions".
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However, Hagon, a former security officer for the royal family, says it was "unprofessional" of him to have photos of his client on his social media accounts in the first place.
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"The unsafe and unprofessional actions of a single pilot have the potential to unnecessarily escalate tensions between countries," said Hernandez, who added the United States is protesting with the Russian government.
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But, after Johnson reportedly called Diesel an unprofessional "candy ass" on Facebook, it's easy (and fun!) to imagine the two taking subtle digs at each other in any way they can.
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"This entire situation is unacceptable and was handled in an utterly unprofessional manner," the complaint concludes, saying Dehghani was subjected to a "threatening" interrogation that emphasized his religious and political beliefs.
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He said I was 'disgusting' and started telling people how unprofessional I was by spreading rumors that I was drunk on set and partying every night, which of course I wasn't.
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In 2012 and 2015, school documents show, administrators reprimanded Kirkland for unprofessional behavior, which included taking S.L. and another girl off campus in his car and texting students late at night.
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Rather than bristling at happening upon two men who definitely just had sex, Karev admonishes the doctors for unprofessional behavior… and then shares the details of a few better hookup spots.
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Seeing Cory's distinctly unprofessional (though lovable) older brother Eric (Friedle) in a suit was disorienting enough — even before noticing Mayer's unexpected cameo in the background (he was one of Karp's groomsmen).
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"We regret the unprofessional and careless hypothetical conversations that were captured on hidden cameras of a regional contractor for our firm, and he is no longer working with us," he said.
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On June 17, the Yaroslav Mudryy came within 315 yards (288 meters) of the USS Gravely, an incident U.S. officials called "unsafe and unprofessional," but which the Russian Defense Ministry disputed.
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"The closing distance by Yaroslav Mudryy before the ship turned away from San Jacinto is considered a high risk maneuver, highly unprofessional, and contrary to international maritime regulations," the official said.
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We tend to think it's unprofessional when a hiring manager is too plain ignorant to recognize that a candidate's hairstyle has nothing to do with their ability to do their job.
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"The unprofessional behavior of those entrusted to impartially and professionally conduct an investigation into Aaron's death has caused grave concern as to the validity and thoroughness of the investigation," he said.
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I put out a call for women and non-binary people to contact me with the weirdest, rudest, and most unprofessional correspondence they had received from men in a work context.
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Turkey is summoning the U.S.'s ambassador to protest "aggressive and unprofessional actions" by Washington, D.C., police against its bodyguards last week in a violent melee in which protesters were attacked.
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"The big difference—and I think it is a metaphysical difference—is that the cat in Verhoeven's movie is a professional cat, and our cat was an unprofessional one," she says.
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That incident was deemed unsafe and unprofessional due to the jets' low altitude and high speed and because they did not have their radio transponders on, official said at the time.
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" Marika Taylor, a theoretical physicist affiliated with the University of Southhampton, helped organize the talk but denounced Strumia on Twitter for his "personal attacks, mistruths, false facts and blatant unprofessional conduct.
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Christie recently laid the blame for the turnover on what he described as a "brutally unprofessional" transition, saying that proper vetting would have caught a lot of Trump's most problematic appointees.
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"This is without a doubt one of the most grossly unprofessional, unethical and reprehensible data releases I have ever seen," writes Os Keyes, a social computing researcher*, in a blog post.
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" Mr. Bolton responded that he had targeted the two officers for reassignment, not for firing, because "If I may say so, their conduct was unprofessional and broke my confidence and trust.
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But Hunter has been dogged by serious legal and ethics scandals, accused of having inappropriate relationships with women, drinking on the job, and other unprofessional conduct, which his office has denied.
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But he admitted, with unusual candor, that he had run an "unprofessional" workplace and that his own temper sometimes got out of hand, describing himself as "profoundly sorry" for his conduct.
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If there were other instances of unsafe, unprofessional activity by the Venezuelans, we&aposd report that before they had a chance to spin it in a way that was not accurate.
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It was very hard for me to be on the receiving end of certain — what I would call highly unprofessional and inappropriate managerial strategies — but I also feel for this kid.
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Tester struck a heavy blow against Jackson Wednesday by releasing a memo detailing allegations of Jackson's unprofessional behavior at the White House, such as drunkenness and loose handling of prescription drugs.
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In a video in December announcing his resignation, Mr. Farenthold continued to deny the allegations, but he acknowledged running an "unprofessional" workplace and said he was "profoundly sorry" for his actions.
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"Had the officer not resigned, I would have fired him for violations for several policies, including our use of force policy, our de-escalation policy, and unprofessional conduct," Kraus told reporters.
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The switch is part of an effort to bring the nation's roughly $230 billion restaurant business, with its frequently chaotic and unprofessional practices and traditions, in line with modern workplace standards.
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It settled a lawsuit accusing company managers of egregiously bigoted and unprofessional behavior earlier this year, and has been dogged by claims that it's nowhere near delivering the device that it promised.
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And how effective could Kelly really be if the freewheeling Scaramucci remained in a key job he was completely unqualified for, without facing any consequences for his absurdly unprofessional rant to Lizza?
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But if the U.S. doesn't want to join OPEC, it's unprofessional behavior to come here and have meetings on some member countries and to put pressure on them about what to do.
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Spieß's behavior regarding Okwui, then Joan's show, then my show seems to me to show no awareness of the unprofessional impression he has been making on his colleagues in the art world.
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It said it was still reviewing whether to downgrade Hesterman's rank for engaging in an unprofessional relationship with a lower-ranking officer, and for engaging in conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman.
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Throughout the show, Omarosa instigated scandalously unprofessional interactions with the other women castmates, intrinsically understanding that the show's real drama came from the contestants outmaneuvering each other to stay on the program.
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But rights groups and aid workers say partnering with Libya's "unprofessional" coastguard risks exposing migrants to drowning during rescues or to further rights abuses if sent back to detention centers inside Libya.
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" He continued, "We regret the unprofessional and careless hypothetical conversations that were captured on hidden cameras of a temporary regional contractor for our firm, and he is no longer working with us.
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WASHINGTON, July 1 (Reuters) - A Russian warship carried out "unprofessional" maritime operations in close proximity to a U.S. Navy ship in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, a U.S. Defense official said on Friday.
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A second US official said at the time that the number of unsafe and unprofessional encounters in 2017 was "way below" the number that had occurred by the same point in 2016.
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In a letter explaining the rationale for ousting the FBI director, Rosenstein argued that Comey's handling of the Clinton investigation last year was unprofessional and made him unfit to lead the FBI.
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"Todd had a crush on me and called me the 'cute therapist,' and I found him so handsome but was so afraid to be unprofessional and hit on a client," Diesen wrote.
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Some people have pointed out that the piglets were being raised to become sausages or bacon anyway, while others have called the Fire Station "insensitive and unprofessional" for grilling these particular pigs.
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Bannon's remarks were not just immature and unprofessional but also evidence of a White House where leading members cannot treat each other, let alone the larger public, with a modicum of decency.
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Trump called Sessions's decision to recuse himself "unprofessional" and said that he wouldn't have appointed him to his role if he would have known he wouldn't be part of the Russia probe.
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IRANIAN BOAT TRAINS WEAPON AT US HELICOPTER: An Iranian boat pointed a weapon at a U.S. Navy helicopter on Saturday, in an incident described as "unsafe and unprofessional," according to multiple reports.
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"Louis's unprofessional and inappropriate behavior with female colleagues has led us to decide not to produce a second stand up special, as had been planned," a spokeswoman for Netflix said Nov. 10.
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"I can honestly say, in all of my years of experience, this is the weirdest, most unprofessional treatment I've ever seen happen to anybody, literally anybody I've ever worked with," Markel said.
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"The command wishes to assure members of the public of its zero tolerance for unprofessional disregard to human rights and stiff punishments will be meted out to erring officers," the statement read.
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A US official familiar with the statistics told CNN that 2017, the first year of the Trump administration, saw the most unsafe and or unprofessional encounters with Chinese forces during the period.
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The US Navy told CNN that, in comparison, there were 50 unsafe or unprofessional encounters with Iranian military forces since 2016, with 36 that year, 14 last year and none in 2018.
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Also, the medical profession was really behind the eight ball, I think, social media-wise, because eight or nine years ago, it was considered unprofessional for a doctor to be on Twitter.
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"Malicious leaks of this nature are unprofessional, unethical and unpatriotic and can actually lead to a damage to that relationship which can therefore affect our wider security interest," he told BBC radio.
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" But it criticized as "unprofessional" the extent some journalists outside of its organization were "attacking everything and anyone they believe is linked to this case," affecting the work of many "innocent people.
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They told us that big hoop earrings were unprofessional; that open-toe shoes were not preferred; that we should test skirt lengths by kneeling and seeing if the skirt hit the floor.
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Pointing to news reports detailing "sexual harassment and a pattern of unprofessional behavior," the board of the University of Kansas' William Allen White Foundation withdrew Mr. Rose's National Citation with a vote.
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Criminal justice advocates and policing experts told BuzzFeed News that weaponizing humor and memes to publicly shame offenders online is, at best, unprofessional and at worst, undermines public trust in law enforcement.
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"I allowed a workplace culture to take root in my office that was too permissive and decidedly unprofessional," the 56-year-old said in a video at the time of his announcement.
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His bumbling, unprofessional behavior often got him into trouble on "The Office"; it should come as little surprise that he won't be popular among his band and crew members on tour either.
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The idea that braids, locs, and afro-hair are "unprofessional" is so engrained into corporate culture that the CROWN Act — which protects people from discrimination based on hairstyles — was introduced in 2019.
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In Ms. Ponce de Leon's case, Wells Fargo insisted that she was fired for excessive drinking and for a "long, well-documented history of unprofessional conduct," according to the preliminary OSHA ruling.
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If it survives the challenge, the State Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct will have the power to investigate the state's 62 district attorneys to determine whether their conduct is unethical, unprofessional or unlawful.
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I didn't understand how black women are constantly told their natural hair is inappropriate/unprofessional for the work place, or how young girls are told they can't go to school with natural hair.
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"My physical response to your legitimate question was unprofessional, unacceptable, and unlawful," he wrote, adding that his interaction with Jacobs didn't meet the "high standard" someone in his position should be held to.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The U.S. Navy said on Friday a Russian destroyer almost collided with one of its guided missile cruisers in the Philippine Sea in an incident it denounced as "unsafe and unprofessional".
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I was so lucky to be part of this incredible beast and I'm still marveling at how generous and professional and yet totally unprofessional it is — because they're always having a good time.
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According to the docs ... the conduct detrimental or harmful to patients count alleged Snellgrove committed unprofessional conduct that resulted in the death of Patient 1, but it's unclear if that refers to Roberts.
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I've allowed this, and I've exhibited a great deal of tolerance for your highly unprofessional, and grossly unethical behavior, but, I will not tolerate your abuse of my family, friends, and business colleagues.
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In a press release, the United States European Command described the actions of the Russian aircraft as "unsafe and unprofessional", warning that they brought with them a significant risk of sparking unintended conflict.
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A special committee in January supported the university&aposs finding that Jaeger had not violated policy or law but called his behavior over several years since his arrival in 2007 unprofessional and offensive.
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Speaking at a briefing for journalists in Jerusalem, Patrushev said evidence presented by the United States alleging Iran was behind attacks on ships in the Gulf of Oman was poor quality and unprofessional.
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You shouldn't have to worry that you'll be seen as lazy or unprofessional if your body demands a break while you're pregnant — and you certainly shouldn't have to worry about losing your job.
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In Friday's statement, Kunze said factors for determining whether an incident at sea is unsafe and unprofessional include distance, sea state, visibility, size of the vessel, speed, how it maneuvers and navigational hazards.
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" —The Washington Post Air Force General Fired for Sleazy EmailsA senior Air Force general has been fired after an investigation found sexually suggestive emails sent to a female lieutenant colonel to be "unprofessional.
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That's an incredibly [unprofessional/mean/weird/fucked up/out of line] thing to [say/do] to [your boss/your partner/your ex/the person who is presently upset about your friend's repeated microaggressions].
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The Rock's rant about unprofessional male co-stars was targeted at Vin Diesel, TMZ has learned, and the 2 had a secret meeting on the "Fast 8" set Tuesday to hash things out.
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In an age where in-house media teams are flooding the Internet with organization-approved news, this kind of unprofessional nonsense isn't just an embarrassment, it's an existential threat to independent sports coverage.
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When you're the only person who can't seem to get a simple thing right, who is accused again and again of the vague charge of being "unprofessional," your self-esteem begins to erode.
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The 11-member commission — as conceived by Mr. DeFrancisco and Assemblyman N. Nick Perry — can investigate any of the state's 62 district attorneys to determine whether their conduct is unprofessional, unethical or unlawful.
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In 2013, Mr. Oliver was reprimanded by Balch Springs police officials for aggressive and unprofessional behavior while working with Dallas County prosecutors as he served as a witness in a drunken-driving case.
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I start spiraling, worrying our managers think I'm unprofessional because of his behavior, so I text him for the first time in months, asking if he and the managers have spoken about it.
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" Instead, she later confronted the senator about his "unprofessional" comments, but said that he cut her off and said "it was nothing personal and this is just how he talks to young women.
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Then there were his unprofessional and sexist remarks, in the Oval Office, directed toward Caitriona Perry, the Washington correspondent for Ireland's RTE News, when he was on the phone with Ireland's prime minister.
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But on the other hand, you&aposre afraid your boss will think you&aposre not capable and unprofessional when you have to tell him on Friday that you couldn&apost meet the deadline.
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Some of the critique by non-listeners indeed echoes common stereotypes of female-produced media: during her research, the lines were described to Lopez as unprofessional, gossipy, and not to be taken seriously.
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He's known as the "vaping" Congress member, who has been accused of having inappropriate extramarital relationships with women, drinking on the job, and other unprofessional conduct, all of which his office has denied.
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Many accusers said they recalled sensing something unprofessional or "creepy" about Tyndall at the time, only to fully comprehend in retrospect - after reading media accounts of other complaints - that they had been victimized.
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Right now the only people saying these things are guys like Dan Severn for whatever reason—he's very unprofessional, he has no idea what we are doing or what we are going through.
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Frankly this sort of thing is unprofessional; we aren't some tweens in [in-school suspension] for tagging a room; we are paying costumers that used 3rd party modifications to fix their broken product.
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Peskov, speaking on a conference call with reporters, also said that the published version of a U.S. intelligence report detailing the alleged Russian operation targeting the election was unprofessional and contained nothing of substance.
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Many have been fired from their jobs and told they look "unprofessional" for wearing dreadlocks, cornrows, or other natural styles — a form of discrimination that only became illegal in New York two months ago.
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"I behaved in a way and allowed others to behave in a way that was really unprofessional," Affleck, 42, told the AP about his behavior on the set of 2010's I'm Still Here.
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Some of this work is being characterized as opposition research, but I believe it would be irresponsible and unprofessional for us not to understand the backgrounds and potential conflicts of interest of our critics.
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However, the investigators learned of past incidents of improper and unprofessional conduct, and concluded that the Company's historical policies, practices and structures have not reflected a high institutional priority on preventing harassment and retaliation.
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We both climb into this narrow bath and sit there with our knees up to our chest, and I could see he was kind of amused, like, I was obviously a really unprofessional hooker.
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Jeff Davis previously told reporters that there had been 35 incidents of unsafe or unprofessional behavior by Iranian vessels in 2016, although the "vast majority" had occurred in the first half of that year.
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Two US officials said that during the freedom of navigation exercise a Chinese naval vessel shadowed the US warships, coming close enough to the US ships that the encounter was considered unprofessional but safe.
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However, there remain concerns over Clapper discussing the internal review of the dossier in the midst of the ongoing investigation; doing so shortly after his departure from office does not alter its unprofessional character.
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One official described it as "the most derided and unprofessional" department in the White House, and it became a source of controversy in May after a staffer made an off-color joke about Sen.
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On Wednesday, United States military officials said a Russian fighter jet had carried out an "unsafe and unprofessional" intercept of an American spy plane near the peninsula, coming within 10 feet of the plane.
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"This was an unsafe and unprofessional interaction, and that is due to the fact that they were approaching at a high level of speed, with weapons manned, and disregarding repeated warnings," Captain Davis said.
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But after nearly two years of regular "unsafe" or "unprofessional" interactions, the two sides have operated without incident for more than five months -- a sudden shift the US Navy is welcoming with cautious optimism.
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The ruling mentioned how a doctor sterilized 53 women over a period of two hours "in an unprofessional and unethical manner" in a village school in the eastern state of Bihar in January 2012.
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The People's Liberation Army Navy destroyer's actions were "unsafe and unprofessional," PACFLEET said in a statement following the incident, which occurred around 380 miles from Guam, where the US has a significant military presence.
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"I really didn't think that an employer that obviously showed interest in me ... would use me as an example of what not to do when applying for jobs and call me unprofessional," Clow said.
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"It is so unprofessional of the President to do that -- to throw a US government employee under the bus, someone as distinguished as Ambassador Yovanovitch is," retired US Ambassador Nicholas Burns told CNN Wednesday.
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"A lot of what's gone on has been very unprofessional," said Lamoureux-Davidson, who with her sister has been a keen observer of the United States women's national soccer team's fight for pay equality.
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And her behavior in that interview is so unprofessional it's difficult to imagine it from 22-year-old Rory, let alone a Rory who supposedly has a decade of work experience under her belt.
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A U.S. Central Command spokesman at the time called the Iranian actions "highly provocative, unsafe and unprofessional" and said they called into question Iran's commitment to the security of a waterway vital to international commerce.
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" The official added that in the case of the Cook, "The commanding officer recognized that the flight patterns were unsafe and unprofessional but did not feel threatened and therefore did not engage with tactical weapons.
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Setting aside the unprofessional and unjustified bravado that concludes this breathtaking little salvo, it really would take hours and thousands of words to explain satisfactorily, to Kavanaugh himself, all the different ways he is incorrect.
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Though, with the stigma that natural hair still holds in certain arenas — of being unkempt and unprofessional — I can imagine she might not have wanted to give the press one more thing to comment on.
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After Johnson aired his grievances about unprofessional "candy ass" male co-stars on Fast 8, TMZ was quick to report that he was really talking about Diesel, who is also a producer on the movie.
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One of those videos with racist undertones prompted some controversy and when his boss in the St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office asked him to "tone down his unprofessional comments," he decided to publicly resign instead.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "Unprofessional relationships" within AIBA created an atmosphere of collusion between senior management and judges that undermined boxing at last year's Rio de Janeiro Olympics, the governing body said in a statement on Friday.
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In January, the Chinese government made a very similar complaint over what it described as an "unprofessional and irresponsible" passage by the destroyer Curtis Wilbur that came within 12 miles of a Chinese-controlled island.
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There had been no warning when the North Korean government barred South Koreans from the Kaesong Industrial Complex; the factory owners had been quoted as saying that they had grown frustrated with such unprofessional behavior.
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In April, the US accused a a guard corps ship of acting in an "unprofessional but also provocative" manner while approaching an American destroyer, the USS Mahan, while it was sailing in the Persian Gulf.
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"The site has an unprofessional bias against Qatar and recently became the source of all those foreign media attacks on Qatar, feeding them with everything that offends us," tweeted Ahmed al-Kuwari, a Qatari engineer.
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In another incident, Iran's Revolutionary Guards said a U.S. Navy ship changed course toward Iranian vessels in the Strait of Hormuz on March 4 and accused Washington of "unprofessional actions...(that) can have irreversible consequences".
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Friday's incident comes just over a month after a U.S. Navy P-8 surveillance plane was intercepted in an "unprofessional" manner by a Russian Su-85033 fighter jet over the Baltic Sea in early March.
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Of course, medical professionals can also act completely unprofessional even when their patients are wide awake, with offensive or insensitive comments that do exactly the opposite of making us feel like we're in good hands.
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" Iuzzini apologized in his statement for what he described as "some unprofessional behavior 8-10 years ago," before adding "the sexual harassment allegations and many other reports against me were sensationalized and simply not true.
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Muvi TV, the nation's largest private television station, Komboni Radio and Radio Itezhi Tezhi had before, during and after the election conducted themselves in an "unprofessional manner", the Independent Broadcasting Authority said in a statement.
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Their conversation quickly moved from the personal — Louis C.K. had seen photos of her on her boyfriend's desk, he said, and told her he thought she was cute — to "unprofessional and inappropriate," Ms. Schachner said.
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" The judge said the defense's "illogical foreign conspiracy theory has no foundation in the record, and is, in reality, unpersuasive and borderline unprofessional, as a diversion from the issues to be decided in this case.
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MOSCOW/TOKYO (Reuters) - Russia and the United States blamed each other for a near collision between their warships in East Asian waters on Friday with both countries accusing one another of dangerous and unprofessional behavior.
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None of what we said was unprofessional or untrue, but a woman who can be difficult did a screenshot of the messages and sent it to my boss's boss, who had been on the call.
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The last incident occurred on August 14, 2017 when an Iranian drone flew in an "unsafe and unprofessional manner" close to a US aircraft carrier in the central Persian Gulf, according to the US Navy.
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"We are already starting to get used to the insults of the Pentagon regarding alleged 'unprofessional' maneuvers when our fighters intercept U.S. spy planes at the Russian border," the defense ministry said in its statement.
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The creator of open-source software Linux, Linus Torvalds, is taking time off and apologizing for his "unprofessional and uncalled for" behavior, Torvalds said in an email to members of the Linux community on Sunday.
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The former Exxon Mobil CEO has been frustrated by State Department staffing issues and policy differences with President Donald Trump, and considers Trump's public criticism of Attorney General Jeff Sessions unprofessional, several sources told CNN.
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She and fellow student Natalie Chmiel alleged that they experienced "an unprofessional and hostile shoot at a strip club," while working on what they believed to be an art film or a commercial by Franco.
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There was a review of some show I did [in Portugal], and most of the review was about how unprofessional I was about my performance—I didn't talk, there was no welcoming of the audience.
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The Pentagon said the U.S. Air Force RC-135 plane had been flying a routine route in international airspace and that the Russian SU-27 fighter had intercepted it in an "unsafe and unprofessional" way.
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SEVEN KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THE BOMBSHELL IG REPORT INTO FBI, DOJ CONDUCT "They were insubordinate, grossly unprofessional in their communications, and even untruthful -- so let&aposs not pretend this is some one-off problem," Hatch charged.
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" On Saturday, U.S. European Command, which oversees U.S. military operations in Europe, said that a Russian interceptor flew within 50 feet of an American reconnaissance aircraft, a maneuver the U.S. military described as "unsafe and unprofessional.
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Concord's recent filings were "unprofessional, inappropriate, and ineffective," Friedrich told Dubelier, and the defense's "relentless personal attacks" on the special counsel's office and others involved in the case would not play a role in her decision.
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Okay, we were hungover, too, but do you remember how Trump …Read more ReadBecause this administration is so unbelievably unprofessional, pundits have seen Trump's decline in Twitter activity as a sign of his maturing as president.
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Trump's physician faced scrutiny from media reports -- including CNN -- which highlighted a 2015 letter he wrote vouching for Trump's health which included what other doctors described as strange wording, medically incorrect terms and an unprofessional conclusion.
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Hickeys have a reputation for adorning the necks of teenagers, but while it might be a tad unprofessional to show up to a work meeting covered in them, let's be real: they can feel really good.
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Baruni said in his witness statement that by the autumn of 2007, the LIA's senior management had begun to place too much trust in Goldman Sachs, leading the fund executives to "behave in an unprofessional manner".
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In fact, Charles soon learned, Cagney and the company C.F.O., Nino Fanlo—a Wall Street veteran who had formerly worked at Goldman Sachs and at the private-equity firm KKR—also had reputations for unprofessional behavior.
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"On January 25, 2016, a U.S. RC-135U flying a routine route in international airspace over the Black Sea was intercepted by a Russian Su-27 in an unsafe and unprofessional manner," said Army Lt. Col.
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Inspector General Michael Horowitz said former FBI Director James Comey was "insubordinate," former Attorney General Loretta Lynch erred in judgment, and FBI officials beyond Peter Strzok and Lisa Page were unprofessional in sending anti-Trump messages.
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A fine, which should increase for repeat offenders and accompany mandatory drug counseling, sends the message that smoking weed shortly before competition is both unprofessional and potentially hazardous to the smoker's health when fists start flying.
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In 2012, a six-page report by the Navy's medical inspector general found low morale and "unprofessional behaviors" as Dr. Jackson and his superior, Dr. Jeffrey Kuhlman, battled for control of the White House medical office.
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Mr. McGovern also recommended that Mr. Peters issue a written apology to the former head of the agency, Anastasia Coleman, "for the discourteous and unprofessional manner in which he conducted himself" during a meeting on Feb.
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Christopher Ruddy, a longtime friend of Trump and the CEO of the conservative Newsmax Media, said that it's "unprofessional" for Lee and others to judge Trump's mental state without examining him or meeting him in person.
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In a recent example of communications, Harrigian said a Russian jet carried out an "unprofessional" intercept of a U.S. military aircraft but the Russian military later apologized after it was brought up by the United States.
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She said the second manager was named Brandon (She wasn't sure of the spelling of his first name, or of his surname.) Hudson said that this second manager spoke to her with an "accusatory" and "unprofessional" tone.
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"What is more, when aircraft of the Japan Self-Defence Forces encounter Chinese aircraft, their radars light up, they let off infrared jamming projectiles and show other unprofessional, dangerous provocative behavior," Wu said at a monthly briefing.
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As we reported, Vin and Rock have been clashing for a long time and it came to a head Monday when Rock exploded on social media, calling out a male co-star (it's Vin) for being unprofessional.
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In April the US accused an Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps ship of acting in an "unprofessional but also provocative" manner while approaching the American destroyer, the USS Mahan, while it was sailing in the Persian Gulf.
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A New Jersey family was on their way to Las Vegas to celebrate the mom's 40th birthday when an unprofessional flight attendant caused them to get kicked off their JetBlue flight, the New York Daily News reports.
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Even though the code already had two articles addressing unprofessional conduct, some of the language could be interpreted as allowing service members to share intimate pictures with others if said photos were taken in a consensual environment.
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" "There's nothing keeping us from calling out these policies prohibiting natural hair or hairstyles most closely associated with black people," she said, adding that such policies push "racist stereotypes that say black hairstyles are unprofessional or improper.
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Republican senators say they aren't eager to spill blood defending a nominee against a barrage of allegations of unprofessional conduct when they already have serious questions about his ability to manage a vast and complicated federal bureaucracy.
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The company says it investigated 215 claims: 54 of discrimination, 47 of sexual harassment, 45 of unprofessional behavior, 33 of bullying, 19 of other harassment, 163 of retaliation, 3 of physical security and 1 wrongful termination claim.
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" But in March, Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter told the Senate Armed Services Committee that Iran may have violated international law when it seized the sailors, saying "Iran's actions were outrageous, unprofessional and inconsistent with international law.
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Washington (CNN)A Russian Su-27 fighter jet performed an "unprofessional" intercept of a US Navy P-8 surveillance plane while it was flying in international airspace over the Baltic Sea Tuesday, two defense officials told CNN.
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"Isn't it relevant that nobody who has shouted at the president or jostled another journalist or done things that one might under your reading see as clearly unprofessional, has ever had [a] press pass suspended?" she asked.
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Ms. Conarton, who said she could not bring herself to vote for Mr. Trump in 2016, added that some of president's policies seem to have worked, but that he loses support because of his "pretty unprofessional" tone.
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Larry Hogan said his administration planned to introduce legislation to establish an investigator general within the state's Department of Education to examine complaints of unethical, unprofessional or illegal conduct related to school district procurement and other matters.
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"As I made clear then, Iran's actions were outrageous, unprofessional and inconsistent with international law, and nothing we've learned about the circumstances of this incident since then changes that fact," Carter told the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Of course, it would be unprofessional to march into your boss's office and throw a tantrum, demanding to know why some undeserving outsider has a fancy title when you've been working your butt off and getting ignored.
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Documents from early 2015 show that Yates was found to have violated the state's medical code for "unprofessional conduct in the practice of medicine" by allowing a non-doctor to use laser equipment without a physician present.
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"For Ivanka Trump to unnecessarily plunge herself into a position of starting to make policy on an issue like North Korea would be a bad idea and only increase this administration's image of being unprofessional," he said.
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An infection from broken ribs that Ms. Dhu had suffered during an earlier domestic abuse episode flared while she was in custody, the inquest found, and prison officials' "unprofessional and inhumane" response helped lead to her death.
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"Having the price cut at the eleventh hour is particularly disappointing, it is unprofessional," said Stuart Crosthwaite, a dairy farmer from the southern state of Victoria, who supplies Murray Goulburn and plans to slaughter some of his herd.
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"[I told] myself and anybody that threatened to confront me with it that if you thought what I was doing was creepy or flirty or unprofessional, then it's because you were the sexist, you were jealous," Harmon said.
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Details: The Russian-made SU-30 Flanker approached the U.S. Navy EP-3 Aries II "at an unsafe distance" in international airspace and in an "unprofessional manner" on Friday, the United States Southern Command said in a statement.
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Two Chinese SU-30 aircraft carried out what the U.S. military described on Thursday as an "unprofessional" intercept of a U.S. aircraft designed to detect radiation while it was flying in international airspace over the East China Sea.
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Gary Ross confirmed that the Chinese jet's actions qualified as "unsafe and unprofessional" but noted that the US continues to review the facts of the incident and will convey its concerns through "appropriate channels" with the Chinese government.
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The new law reportedly outlaws the practice as unprofessional conduct for licensed medical and mental health professionals in Delaware and also prevents the Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families from recommending conversion therapy to families.
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"It's unprofessional, it's damaging, it is not scientifically credible and it violates not only our values, but the mental health of kids with decades of depression ahead of them if they are told to hate themselves," he said.
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Suri Chadha Jimenez, a lawyer who represented the car's driver, said the officer responded in an "unprofessional" way to what he saw as the reasonable concern of the woman, whom he described as a friend of the driver.
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"Now is not the time to go into a long explanation about why a mistake wasn't your fault… Even if it's the truth, it makes you look unprofessional, vindictive and lacking self-awareness," says career coach Jena Viviano.
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"This" meaning the blatant cultural appropriation of taking a hairstyle that Black women all over the world have been mocked for or told that they are "unprofessional" for wearing and using it on white models to sell clothes.
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Tester's office had publicized the accusations that Jackson had been lax with prescribing drugs, including opioids, was drunk during foreign trips where he was supposed to be on call and had a pattern of unprofessional leadership in office.
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There are no costs to unprofessional behavior that serves right-wing ideology; you'll still get invited to all the meetings, get treated with respect, even get letters from liberal and moderate colleagues supporting your nomination to high office.
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As one who practiced law for many years, I know that had I proceeded to trial on such an incomplete record, a judge would have thrown out my case and likely would have sanctioned me for unprofessional behavior.
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"We are shocked by Uber's allegations which are unsubstantiated, completely without merit, and purposefully inflammatory so as to draw attention away from Uber's unprofessional behavior and failure to pay suppliers," said Connelly in a statement emailed to CNBC.
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US officials at the time accused the Chinese vessel of carrying out an "unsafe and unprofessional manoeuvre" by sailing within 45 yards of the US warship during a "freedom of navigation" patrol (FONOP) near the disputed Spratly Islands.
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Despite ongoing harassment in the Persian Gulf, according to reports, U.S. officials believe that there has been a decrease in the amount of "unprofessional encounters" between U.S. and Iranian vessels when compared to the same time last year.
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IRAN HARASSES US SHIPS, AGAIN: Fast attack boats from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy harassed a U.S. patrol ship over the weekend, the latest in a series of recent "unsafe and unprofessional" incidents in the Persian Gulf.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Football Federation Australia has handed lengthy bans to four members of the country's Olympic squad for "unprofessional conduct" at the end of an under-23 tournament in Cambodia in March following a complaint from a woman.
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The feud began when Abraham posted a video to her Instagram story in which she reportedly called D'Avanzo a "has been" and accused her of being unprofessional following a joint appearance in Atlantic City, New Jersey, the previous week.
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The study, published Wednesday in the journal JAMA Surgery, found that patients were at higher risk of complications if their surgeons were more often reported by colleagues for "unprofessional behavior" in the three years leading up to the surgery.
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For every moment like this there have been thousands where a vulnerable person has confided outrageous unprofessional behavior and found they have no recourse, due to an atmosphere of fear that it seems almost everyone has been living in .
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We spoke to the former "Mob Wives" reality star about her beef this weekend with the ex-"Teen Mom" OG after Farrah called her a "has been" and unprofessional following an event they co-hosted together in Atlantic City.
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"[It's] absolutely unfounded, unprofessional, [and an] unqualified statement and accusation which has nothing to do with reality," Dmitry Peskov, press secretary to Russian President Vladimir Putin, said Monday, according to Russian state media, as first reported by ABC News.
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It's probably not imperative that you actively like your therapist—unless your relationship is extremely unprofessional, you're not about to invite them for birthday drinks—but you do have to find them agreeable and, more importantly, like their approach.
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In 19893, the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the Alabama company, arguing that the HR manager denied Jones a job based on the harmful racial stereotype that African American hair is unprofessional.
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If, during the course of your conversation, you reveal that you're totally unqualified, let slip a particularly unprofessional anecdote, or manage to offend the recruiter or hiring manager, it's typically not a surprise when you don't get a callback.
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Dr. Gordon Schiff, a primary care physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, gave a patient $30 to fill a prescription he could not afford and was reported for being unprofessional by a trainee who was shadowing him.
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"Had the officer not resigned, I would have fired him for violations for several policies, including our use of force policy, our de-escalation policy and unprofessional conduct," Interim Police Chief Ed Kraus said at a news conference Monday.
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DUBAI, Jan 22 (Reuters) - The Asian Football Confederation's (AFC) decision to move matches out of Iran is unprofessional and political, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's chief of staff, Mahmoud Vaezi, said on Wednesday, according to the official IRNA news agency.
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The episode on Wednesday involved an American WC-135 Constant Phoenix aircraft and two Chinese SU-30 jets that both flew in an "unprofessional" and dangerously close way, according to a spokeswoman for the Pacific Air Forces, Lt. Col.
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"But for Bill, to watch someone like that be kind of shoved out the door after creating the show with Barbara the way they did — the way they handled pretty much anyone's firing was, I think, unprofessional," she said.
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Meanwhile, an independent investigation at the University of Rochester found that T. Florian Jaeger, a professor in the brain and cognitive sciences department, "engaged in behavior that was inappropriate, unprofessional and offensive," according to a report released on Thursday.
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Oklahoma's attempt to ban abortion — classifying it as "unprofessional conduct" for doctors — is a new tactic that other states haven't tried before, said Elizabeth Nash, state issues manager at the Guttmacher Institute, an organization that studies and supports reproductive rights.
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But look at how he&aposs besmirched himself and thus by extension the FBI that he had going out and doing these interviews, saying these things that are untoward, unprofessional things, saying that Donald Trump was morally unfit for office.
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WASHINGTON/BERLIN (Reuters) - A Russian fighter jet carried out an "unsafe and unprofessional" intercept of a U.S. spy plane over the Black Sea and came within 10 feet (3.05 meters) of the American aircraft, two U.S. defense officials said on Wednesday.
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Some fans wanted Regal punished for his violent, unprofessional response to an in-ring accident, others saw it as an appropriate reaction from a veteran to a younger wrestler whose mistake caused a legitimate injury and put them both in danger.
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However, there is something wrong with not giving credit where it's due, especially in a time when Black hairstyles and our natural textures are still considered "ghetto" and unprofessional at school, at work, in the military, and in the entertainment industry.
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Apparently stung by continuing criticism over its treatment of Barack Obama, Beijing has blamed the "highly unprofessional" U.S. media for hyping the fact the U.S. President found himself without a red carpet, or even stairs, when he touched down in Hangzhou.
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Trump's own health was questioned following media reports into his physician Dr. Harold Bornstein and a note he wrote in 2015 vouching for the real estate mogul's health, which other doctors have said includes medically incorrect terms and an unprofessional conclusion.
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In June, the US military labeled the actions of an Iranian vessel "unsafe and unprofessional" after it trained a laser on a US helicopter that was accompanying a formation of American ships transiting the international waters of the Strait of Hormuz.
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But some, like Wagari, aren't confident that it will help correct the notion that natural Black hair is unprofessional or unruly, or prevent the frequent instances of bias and discrimination that are too subtle and insidious to legally pin down.
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"For every moment like this there have been thousands where a vulnerable person has confided outrageous unprofessional behavior and found they have no recourse, due to an atmosphere of fear that it seems almost everyone has been living in," she said.
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You could have a direct line to the CEO or HR director, but if you make a poor first impression through a disorganized resume, unprofessional email or, worst of all, by selling yourself too short, it'll all be for naught.
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And so that's what I continued to do — telling myself and anybody that threatened to confront me with it that if you thought what I was doing was creepy or flirty or unprofessional, then it's because you were the sexist.
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Three US Naval ships and a US Marine Corps CH-53E helicopter had an unsafe and unprofessional interaction with an Iranian Navy vessel while transiting the international waters of the Strait of Hormuz, according to a statement from the US military.
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"Where I'm at right now with humor is that it's actually maybe dishonest or unprofessional to not use humor in writing or talking about very serious things, because it's very human to make a joke at dark times," she said.
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After Spencer called out Marco (Nicholas Gonzalez) last week for acting unprofessional in his quest to solve the murder of Archer Dunhill (Huw Collins), Marco came clean about his relationship with Spencer (Troian Bellisario) and removed himself from the case.
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Washington (CNN)A US Navy reconnaissance aircraft flying in international airspace over the Black Sea was intercepted by a Russian fighter jet Monday in an unsafe and unprofessional manner, according to three US defense officials and a statement from the Navy.
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"But when you use it with your best friend, your next-door neighbor, your greatest ally, and I think one of your singular best trading partners ... it's completely uncalled for, unprofessional, and I call for, today, an apology," he continued.
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Chris Norwood, the president of the school board in Milpitas, the city just north of San Jose where the incident occurred, said in a statement on Sunday that the behavior was "inappropriate, unprofessional and insensitive" and called for an investigation.
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HLN's S.E. Cupp defended Martha MacCallum after the Fox News anchor was criticized for being "classless" and "unprofessional" by an attorney for adult-film actress Stormy Daniels for announcing he had pulled out of an interview scheduled for Tuesday night.
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The bill, which the Senate passed in a 33-85033 vote on Saturday, would place sanctions on licensed therapists who perform the therapy on any patient under the age of 18, deeming it "unprofessional conduct," according to the news outlet.
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Insecure Given all that black women are forced to deal with — from police brutality to being told that our natural hair is unprofessional — it isn't surprising that we learn to create armor between ourselves and the rest of the world.
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As much as I'm concerned about bringing up something that will make me sound 12, most people fear the things they say (both in and out of the office) will make them look stupid, or unprofessional or just plain weird.
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Without wandering into amateurish or unprofessional territory, Chef John does not edit out his mistakes during the cooking process: If an egg yolk breaks or garlic butter splatters all over his cookie sheet, he keeps it moving without an apology.
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In 2013, the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the Alabama company, arguing that the HR manager denied Jones a job based on the harmful racial stereotype that African-American hair is naturally unprofessional.
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" On his perception of liberal bias in Duke's classes: "This isn't an education — it is a form of political advocacy and indoctrination, which is unprofessional and violates the tenets of academic freedom by which universities like Duke claim to be guided.
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Gretchen Carlson settled for $20 million, which seemed like a lot of money until it came out that O'Reilly paid a woman $32 million himself.) But the decades-long strategy of covering up unprofessional behavior (or even criminal behavior) backfired.
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That year, Joseph Volpe, then the Met's general manager, in an extraordinarily blunt statement, dismissed her from a production of Donizetti's "La Fille du Régiment" for "unprofessional actions" during rehearsals that were "profoundly detrimental" to artistic collaborations among cast members.
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" The violations in the report range from an Army major general misusing a government travel card at strip clubs in South Korea and Italy to an Air Force lieutenant general who "engaged in an unprofessional relationship with a married colonel.
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I think it's good to just always still have that side of yourself and be able to feel in-tuned with it, but to also be adult and not unprofessional enough to know when you have to turn it off.
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On February 10, a US Navy warship in the Black Sea had three encounters with Russian aircraft Friday that were deemed to be unsafe and unprofessional because of how close the Russian planes flew to the US, according to a senior defense official.
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Just last week, a US Navy warship in the Black Sea had three encounters with Russian aircraft Friday that were deemed to be unsafe and unprofessional because of how close the Russian planes flew to the US, according to a senior defense official.
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Citing the voice recorder and witness accounts of passengers, the report said the captain was smoking in the cockpit during the flight and "engaged in unnecessary, unprofessional and lengthy conversation even in the critical phase", violating the norm of maintaining a sterile cockpit.
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"This week, a patient who visited the emergency department at our Los Gatos campus had an interaction with a physician whose demeanor was unprofessional and not the standard we require of all who provide care through El Camino Hospital," the statement reads.
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In a recent reminder of the risks amid rising tensions, the Pentagon this month accused China of an unsafe and unprofessional maneuver in the South China Sea that brought a Chinese ship dangerously close to a U.S. Navy destroyer in international waters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Russian jet fighter intercepted a U.S. Air Force reconnaissance plane on Friday in an "unsafe and unprofessional manner" over the Baltic Sea, the Pentagon said, and CNN reported the Russian pilot did a barrel roll over the U.S. plane.
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I'm tired of walking on egg shells to spare someone else or an entity the embarrassment and shame of being in the wrong... My impulses were always to play dumb to unprofessional, insulting, and vulgar behavior as a courtesy to the offender.
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Fans familiar with the ins and outs of the Kardashian-Jenner family might recall an episode of KUWTK which aired a month before Shepherd left where Kourtney and Kim got into a fight over Kourtney's "unprofessional" friendship with Shepherd, adding to the rumors.
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But there were other issues, as the investigation also called attention to the unprofessional command climate within the fighter squadron, which was characterized by the misuse and abuse of prescription medications, a disregard for safety, and a number of other serious problems.
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" Such a dictation, if it happened, would be "completely unprofessional" and grounds for the state medical board to investigate and possibly discipline the doctor, said Art Caplan, director of the division of medical ethics at the New York University School of Medicine. "No.
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William Urban told The Associated Press that there have been no "unsafe and unprofessional" gestures from the Iranian navy in the region since August "It seems like they've absolutely made a conscious decision to give us more space," Urban told the news service.
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The Iranian oil minister, Bijan Zanganeh, criticized Mr. Hook's discussions as "unprofessional" and "interfering," according to the Iranian news agency IRNA, and said that OPEC was an independent body that did not take orders from the United States, which is not a member.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. judge said on Monday that a lawyer defending a target of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe of Russian election meddling engaged in "unprofessional, inappropriate and ineffective" conduct, prompting the lawyer to say he might withdraw from the case.
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The Pentagon accused the Chinese Navy of using "an unsafe and unprofessional maneuver" when one of its destroyers challenged an American destroyer, the Decatur, as it sailed on Sunday near one of the disputed islets that China claims in the Spratly archipelago.
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"Supplying the S-300 increases the risk from unprofessional Syrian operators to Russia's air forces first and foremost, to Israel, to the United States and the coalition, and likewise to civil aviation," Amos Yadlin, a former Israeli military intelligence chief, wrote on Twitter.
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Ambassador John R. Bass received a written and verbal condemnation of what the Turks called "aggressive and unprofessional actions" by American police officers toward the bodyguards, who were in Washington to protect President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Mevlut Cavusoglu, the foreign minister.
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"Discrimination against Black people because of their hair, which is often based on stereotypes that traditionally Black hairstyles are 'unprofessional' or 'unkempt,' is a persistent form of anti-Black racism," said civil rights division Director Rachel Wainer Apter in the news release.
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Mr. Ariev said that the talks with the Trump administration over opening investigations related to the family of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. "were unprofessional, and that is why we are concerned about what will come" in talks with Russia.
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"The highly unprofessional, biased and prejudiced and unjustified actions of CARE will precipitate a chain sequence of events that will gravely harm the interests of millions of retail and institutional investors having direct and indirect exposure to securities of the company," it said.
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COLBERT: Our president, the president of the United States, commander in chief, has called your network fake news, fraud, the worst, so biased, failing, unwatchable, a disgrace to the broadcasting industry, disgusting, phony reporting, unprofessional, bad television, and CNN can go to hell.
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Our extensive review of the initial FISA application and three subsequent renewals failed to uncover any evidence of illegal, unethical, or unprofessional behavior by law enforcement and instead revealed that both the FBI and DOJ made extensive showings to justify all four requests.
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" Hours after the press conference, the Associated Press reviewed a copy of a 2012 watchdog report that showed Jackson and another physician — Dr. Jeffrey Kuhlman, President Barack Obama's personal physician — were in the midst of a "power struggle" and displayed "unprofessional behaviors.
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He's known as the "vaping" Congress member who has been accused of having multiple inappropriate extramarital relationships with women (five of which are anonymously referenced in the indictment), drinking on the job, and other unprofessional conduct, all of which his office has denied.
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The agenda item was added at the behest of an investor, Riebeck-Brauerei, which said that the recent replacement of Deutsche Bank Chief Executive John Cryan with Christian Sewing was a "very unprofessional process" led by Achleitner that was "driven solely by self-preservation".
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A statement from Fetch's CEO James Connelly was provided to Gizmodo that reads in part:We are shocked by Uber's allegations which are unsubstantiated, completely without merit, and purposefully inflammatory so as to draw attention away from Uber's unprofessional behaviour and failure to pay suppliers.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter , Fletcher was brought on in December after 20th Century Fox, which produced the film and is the parent company to Fox News, fired Singer due to repeated absences and alleged unprofessional behavior that led to a halt in production.
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"It is a call to arms in the wake of recent reports of unprofessional and inappropriate social media behavior by some who have lost sight of that most fundamental purpose they themselves are duty-bound to serve," Acting Secretary of the Navy Sean Stackley said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Air Force on Thursday said it had removed its assistant vice chief of staff, Lieutenant General John Hesterman, after an investigation showed he had engaged in an unprofessional relationship with a married female Air Force officer about five years ago.
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Patton said she felt the need to respond because of the combination of the events in Charlottesville, what she called the journalist Ed Gordon's "unprofessional" gesturing toward Manigault-Newman at a convention for black journalists, and criticism of Diamond and Silk's pro-Trump YouTube videos.
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Telltale's mistakes — from its reliance on one monolithic vision to its inability to retain its top talent to its brutal and unending crunch — offer a cautionary tale for the wider games industry, where long hours, job insecurity, and unprofessional behavior are too often the norm.
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" When one naysayer tweeted that Shelton's drunkenness could be considered unprofessional, Shelton fired back by saying, "Oh I'm sorry ma'am… This account is meant for people who actually have a sense of humor.. We're not accepting cry baby tweets today.. Maybe try again tomorrow!
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"Add to that two lovers fighting over doing dishes in the next cube and you have one unhappy coworker, who you may catch sauntering to HR."Also, it's entirely unprofessional to complain about your personal relationships at work, whether you're dating a colleague or not.
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"We regret the unprofessional and careless hypothetical conversations that were captured on hidden cameras of a temporary regional contractor for our firm, and he is no longer working with us," said Mr. Creamer, who is not seen on tape endorsing the plans to create chaos.
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"Had the officer not resigned, I would have fired him for violations for several policies, including our use of force policy, our de-escalation policy and unprofessional conduct," Interim Police Chief Ed Kraus said at a separate news conference Monday, according to NBC News.
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Mistreatment of medical students, the authors argued, may actually reflect serious problems on the part of their teachers, such as burnout, depression or substance abuse; it's not enough to classify the "perpetrators" (that is, the rude people) as unprofessional and tell them to stop.
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Patient called hoverboard incident 'unprofessional' Lookhart's attorney Paul Stockler said he did not believe that what his client has been accused of amount to crimes under Alaska law, and told CNN that the charges were not "nearly as simple" as the state had made them.
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It's not the conspiracies, hypocrisy or even lack of conservative policy that has caused a split in the GOP but a profoundly unfocused and unprofessional Trump campaign that lurches from outrage to outrage, and crisis to crisis, with no sense of purpose or direction.
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In the sketch, which aired earlier this month, Bannon — portrayed by an actor in a Grim Reaper costume — encourages Trump to engage in a number of unprofessional and confrontational phone calls with world leaders, including Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Another called out a senior doctor who helped lead the response to Ebola, calling his conduct "unacceptable, unprofessional and racist," according to the AP. The anonymous author said the doctor "humiliated, disgraced and belittled" a WHO staffer from the Middle East at a meeting.
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The Los Angeles Times reported this week that Dr. George Tyndall, 71, resigned from USC last year after an internal investigation at the university found he performed unnecessary or unprofessional physical exams and made inappropriate comments to some of the young women in his care.
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Shortly after a decision to swap CEOs had been made — but had not yet been formally voted on by the board — an HQ employee filed a formal complaint with HR against Kroll for what was described by one source as "inappropriate and unprofessional" management behavior.
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"I think it was classless and bordered on unprofessional to take a little nugget of somewhat exaggerated information from one person that maybe he had history with and turning that into a spokesman for the entire team," Joel Wolfe, Darvish's agent, told The Athletic on Monday.
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It should be noted these aren't criminal charges, but the Board is bringing 7 counts against Snellgrove, which include prescribing controlled substances without a legitimate medical purpose, unprofessional conduct: conduct detrimental or harmful to patients, exposing patients to unreasonable risk or harm, and gross/repeated malpractice.
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" New York City Police Commissioner James O'Neill told CNN that to "suggest that police officers apply any standard in the use of force other than what is reasonable and necessary is irresponsible, unprofessional and sends the wrong message to law enforcement as well as the public.
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Kraus also said he has asked the FBI to look into the shooting for possible civil rights violations, adding that Dean would have been fired by the police department on Monday for failing to follow its policies on use of force and deescalation, and for unprofessional conduct.
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The provocative maneuver, which on Sunday brought the Iranian boat within 100 yards of the Firebolt, a coastal patrol boat that carries a crew of about 30, was assessed by the US to be unsafe and unprofessional and could have led to a collision, the official said.
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The cast was the crew and the crew was kind of the cast and it was an unprofessional environment and, you know, the buck had to stop with me being one of the producers and I have to accept responsibility for that and that was a mistake.
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Second, the Treasury Department lazy and unprofessional manner of responding to the law shows this administration, and in many cases the Republican Party, have proclaimed themselves the enemy of the civil service — and a disregard for professional expertise regardless of what area of government we are discussing.
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Assistant Chief Immigration Judge Jack Weil told Morley that comments in the Castro-Tum case were perceived as "criticism" of the Board of Immigration Appeals and attorney general's decisions and that they were "unprofessional," according to the grievance filed by the National Association of Immigration Judges.
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"It's unprofessional, and under the rules of engagement that could have been a shoot down, so people need to understand that this is serious business, and the United States is not going to be intimidated in high seas," he said in an interview on CNN Espanol.
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Now the position is open yet again, at a time when the communications team has been a source of frustration for many in the West Wing, including the chief of staff, with one official describing it as "the most derided and unprofessional" department in the White House.
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" The New York City police commissioner, James O'Neill, responded similarly, saying, "To suggest that police officers apply any standard in the use of force other than what is reasonable and necessary is irresponsible, unprofessional and sends the wrong message to law enforcement as well as the public.
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" When the board of directors announced last month Moonves would not receive his $120 million severance package following the probe, CBS said the investigation did not find evidence of pervasive problems related to harassment and retaliation, though it said investigators did find incidents of "improper and unprofessional conduct.
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There is a chasmic double standard with regard to intermingling personal life and work: While the majority of non-LGBTQ workers report regularly talking about their spouses, families, and life outside of work, 59% believe that it's unprofessional to talk about sexual orientation and gender identity in the workplace.
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"To suggest that police officers apply any standard in the use of force other than what is reasonable and necessary is irresponsible, unprofessional, and sends the wrong message to law enforcement as well as the public," New York Police Department Commissioner James P. O'Neill said in a statement.
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" In New York, Police Commissioner James O'Neill said in a statement that to "suggest that police officers apply any standard in the use of force other than what is reasonable and necessary is irresponsible, unprofessional and sends the wrong message to law enforcement as well as the public.
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" In New York, Police Commissioner James O'Neill said in a statement that to "suggest that police officers apply any standard in the use of force other than what is reasonable and necessary is irresponsible, unprofessional and sends the wrong message to law enforcement as well as the public.
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Mr. Fair draws an alarming portrait of CACI as "disorganized and unprofessional" in its deployment of civilians, not to mention "dangerous and irresponsible": "as former soldiers and marines, none of us were comfortable with the lack of planning, lack of support and lack of proper supplies," he writes.
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The official said two of the Iranian vessels came within 300 yards of the USS Nitze in an incident that was "unsafe and unprofessional," underlining the tensions that remain more than a year after Washington and other Western powers reached a landmark nuclear deal with Iran and lifted sanctions.
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"This was an unsafe and unprofessional interaction, and that's due to the fact that they were approaching at a high-level of speed with weapons manned and disregarding repeat warnings via radio, audible sirens, ships whistle, and only stopped their approach following warning shots being fired," Davis said.
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"We assessed the interaction as unsafe and unprofessional due to the Iranian vessels' not abiding by international law and internationally recognized maritime rules of the road, as well as their high rate of closure of Nitze and disregard of multiple warnings by the ship's whistle and flares," he said.
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Specifically, Judd's lawsuit points to the revelation by Peter Jackson, the director of the "Lord of the Rings" series, that Jackson and his producing partner Fran Walsh cut Judd and actress Mira Sorvino out of consideration for roles in the the trilogy after Weinstein told him they were unprofessional.
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On Tuesday morning, even as reports were first surfacing about the allegations of an attempt to bribe a judge, the prime minister's coalition allies were loudly denouncing the police commissioner as biased and unprofessional, while accusing him of leaking like a sieve about the various Netanyahu-related inquiries.
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