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While her Instagram story was "ill-advised", he said, Lattouf was fired with "no more than a suspicion" that she "may" have breached some policy or guideline and given no opportunity to defend herself.

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Mr Jones told police his remarks, captured on video, were "ill-advised" and not intended to incite or encourage violence.

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The Dartford councillor told police his remarks, captured on video as he addressed "tens of thousands" of people, were "ill-advised".

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The ill-advised sacking of John Eustace - who had Birmingham sitting sixth in the Championship in October that year - was followed by the disastrous tenure of Wayne Rooney.

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Media analyst Rich Greenfield wrote that legacy media companies investing in expensive original programming outside of sports and news may be ill-advised as viewers continue to flock to streaming.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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