- "I warn you, Sir! The
discourtesy of this bank is
beyond all limits. One word more and I – I
withdraw my overdraft!"
Cartoon from
Punch Magazine Vol....
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worked as a
waitress at a Red
Lobster in the Bronx, but was
fired for
discourtesy to customers. She said she was
fired from "at
least 15 jobs" for similar...
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Reverse Thursday.
Reason for
operation was
outrageous and
unprovoked discourtesy and
poisonous cheesecake. Now to
close in on the Moka Bar. Record. Take...
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phrase of the poem.
Elgar set the poem in 1917, with the
title "Fate's
Discourtesy," as the
second of a set of four war-related
verses by
Kipling on nautical...
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Slight or
slights may
refer to: A snub or an insult, an
intentional discourtesy Slighting, the
deliberate destruction of a
fortification to
reduce its...
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abuse accusations against NYPD officers,
including abuse of authority,
discourtesy,
excessive use-of-force, and
offensive language.
Complaints against officers...
- to the news media.
Hoyle said the
early revelations were a "supreme
discourtesy to the House".
Reeves has
written studies on the 2007–2008 financial...
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explained that his
reluctance to
trust other managers had been
mistaken for
discourtesy: "There are
managers I respect, and I
respect what they do, but you cannot...
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Jesuit Father Peter Finlay was
described by
Yeats as a man of "monstrous
discourtesy", and he
lamented that "It is one of the
glories of the
Church in which...
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effect on 26
January 1950.
Their last
telegrame to us is an act of
gross discourtesy [...] It
looks as
though it is not a
friend speaking in that language...
