| They learn lessons from the experiences of misemploying, miscalculating, mispurchasing and mismanaging. |
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| For years, the country was led by one political party, which was often accused of mismanaging the economy and abusing the rights of citizens. |
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| Now he and his firm are being sued for mismanaging worker retirement funds. |
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| But just who is this man who's been accused of mismanaging his country's oil revenue? |
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| But also it does not want to shore up companies which have been mismanaging their pensions or not contributing adequately. |
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| And he should fire the civilians in the Pentagon responsible for mismanaging the reconstruction effort. |
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| Silent observers continue to watch, unsure whether it is us mismanaging our affairs or just the stronger and more corruptible ones keeping their grip tight. |
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| Maybe the empty suits mismanaging the Corporation will even be fired. |
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| It's a cautionary tale about mismanaging intellectual property. |
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| Protesters blame him for mismanaging the economy, bungling the fight against SARS, and listening too carefully to Beijing and not enough to local opinion. |
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| The channels accused him with all their might of a variety of crimes, from destroying the armed forces to personally mismanaging the rescue operations. |
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| I have used grounded research to explore how middle managers might facilitate or inhibit change by managing or mismanaging the emotions of their employees. |
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| And I think that is the price you pay for mismanaging diversity. |
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