In his appearance before MPs, Mr Diamond, though polite and contrite, was keen to distinguish between two sorts of misdeeds by his bank.
Besides her personal watcher, the school librarian Rupert Giles Anthony Stewart Headd), and Angel David Boreanazz), the vampire with a soul (it was restored by a Gypsy curse, to haunt him with the horrors of two centuries of misdeeds), Buffy's gang has included a number of other youngsters.
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But their illusions of divine grace are shattered when a churchman incites a frightened mob to slay the two "sinners" (whose misdeed is understood to have caused the earthquake).
Among the many stories used to illustrate these misdeeds, one of the most stunning is that of James Obergefell and John Arthur, who had "built a life together" for 29 years before Mr Arthur was diagnosed, in 2011, with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease:[T]he couple resolved to marry before John died.
As transparent an image-rehab attempt as any in pop history, "Purpose" finds the singer apologizing for his supposed misdeeds — one song is literally called "Sorry" — and vowing earnestly to change his ways.
To guide the Select Committee's investigations in the future, McClellan established a set of 11 areas of investigation for the committee, nine of which involved labor misdeeds and only one of which involved management misbehavior (preventing workers from organizing unions).
Why? Simply because Kaimin staffers had the gall to publish an accurate story about two football players' alleged misdeeds and then also ask Hauck some tame football questions at press conferences.
But as Mr. Murdoch grapples with the misdeeds of one of his British tabloids, Mr. Redstone can delight only so much.
He also attempts to characterize them in types, recording an individual's exemplary deeds in one chapter and his misdeeds elsewhere.
