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Priorities USA said the episode demonstrated the company's inconsistency in enforcing its rules.
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A Reuters witness on the plane said the episode was calm.
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A network spokeswoman said the episode would be shot sometime this week in Los Angeles.
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The hotel at the centre of the speculation said the episode caused "unnecessary distress".
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Stone said the episode really hit home.
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He said the episode yesterday was disappointing.
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Strada said the episode proved Hanafi's good faith, and accused Rome of doing nothing to secure his release.
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In an opinion piece for the Newshub, sports reporter Ross Karl said the episode had taught him something new.
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Analysts said the episode would have a major impact on the reputation of SocGen, which was founded in 1864.
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The girl's mother said the episode had left her daughter traumatised, which was unfortunate as she could need braces.
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Some analysts said the episode helps explain why they believe Viacom's stock price does not measure up to its potential.
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Professor Rothwell said the episode raised questions because Australia was a party to the 2000 protocol to disrupt people smuggling.
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Traders said the episode might induce the family to make succession arrangements that could provide new investment opportunities for the market.
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The regulator said the episode was "contrary to public morality and the Turkish family structure", the Hurriyet daily reported.
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Bedi said the episode involving Singh was one of the few times when the two sides could not reach a settlement.
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R&D chief Matsumoto said the episode is a lesson that creativity should not be sacrificed on the altar of shareholder value.
