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"You don't want to dismiss anyone.
But a minority, including Ms. Tanaka's company, refuse to dismiss anyone, even as business suffers.
Many of them champion individualism, deride big companies and dismiss anyone toeing the corporate line.
It is easier and cheaper for employers to dismiss anyone, whatever the circumstances.
While the dethroned champion Bruins don't seem inclined to dismiss anyone in their hockey department, the team's president, Cam Neely, disclosed a need to upgrade Boston's power play.
Playhut thought it was on solid ground, since it had the right to dismiss anyone for any reason that was not banned by law.
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The congressman asked the admiral if he had ever dismissed anyone.
Still, he said, "I'm not dismissing anyone in this race".
I think of Bill O'Reilly dismissing anyone who presents data he doesn't like as "far left", even when they're thoroughly mainstream.
"Dismissing anyone at this point is at one's peril," said Tom F. Allon, the Liberal Party's previous endorsee, who dropped out of the mayoral race in March.
The third member of the panel, Judge William Fletcher, dissented, saying he would have preferred simply to block the military from dismissing anyone under the policy during the appeals.
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