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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «THROW SOMEONE UNDER THE BUS»
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The Years of Talking Dangerously
... throw someone under the bus 40 Under the Bus 40.
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I am Tina: A recorded and transcribed journal - journal four
I delivered it and she must not have understood how to present it, afraid or
needed to throw someone under the bus. That is exactly what she did and it was
my body under the bus. I have to tell you, when I first got her email, I almost
started ...
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The Story of Absalom's Rebellion
To “throw (someone) under the bus” is an idiomatic expression in contem- porary
parlance, used when a colleague or associate is undeservedly sacrificed or
made a scapegoat for personal advantage. Of uncertain provenance, the phrase
...
Keith Bodner, Professor of Religious Studies Keith Bodner,
2013
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Why Haven't I Been Promoted?: Because You Interview for Your ...
Also, don't place blame on someone or throw someone under the bus because of
something that didn't go well or results that were not favorable. During the
interview, the interviewer is more interested in you and your actions, not those of
...
I wouldn't throw someone under the bus. I'm too honorable, or maybe I'm too
stupid.” Charles said, “Go get your attorney, someone who can negotiate the best
deal possible. I'm sure the government has a lot of room to negotiate. But you ...
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From Myspace to My Place:
The Ladies' Guide to Finding Mr. ...
I hate to “throw someone under the bus,” or use someone negatively in an
example, but the qualities needed to attract and keep a Mr. Right are not with
Keyshia Cole's family—namely her mother and sister. On her reality show, “The
Way It Is” ...
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Pisces 2014 (Mills & Boon Horoscopes)
Justice is necessary now, but your silence may actually throw someone under the
bus. Don't be afraid to speak up if you see someone being ill-treated. The stars
are not necessarily against you today, it's just that you are not working with them.
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Close Enough to Touch (Mills & Boon M&B)
Grace didn't know what to say to a girl who'd throw someone under the bus and
then accuse them of making her look bad. Under normal circumstances, Grace
would probably walk over and call her every foul name in the book. But not today.
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Antipatterns: Managing Software Organizations and People, ...
Promote fellowship and civility in the company and make it more difficult for the
evil Doppelgänger to emerge. Codes of conduct or civility can help. As a worst-
case scenario, you can isolate the Doppelgänger. Throw someone under the bus
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Colin J. Neill, Philip A. Laplante, Joanna F. DeFranco,
2012
She knew to reason with me would not be fruitful and that she had to throw
someone under the bus. Jackie was not exactly what I would call eye candy; she
had let herself go to tend to her husband's needs, and she had lost interest in her
son ...