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bad faith

noun as in breach of contract

noun as in unfaithfulness

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Each side accused the other of negotiating in bad faith and of misleading consumers about the issues dividing them.

Monday’s ruling, by a three-judge panel on the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia, reaffirmed that the Post-Gazette had bargained in bad faith and ordered the paper to restore the terms of the 2017 contract.

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O’Connor said in his order, made public Thursday, that prosecutors hadn’t acted in bad faith, but he disagreed with them that dismissing charges “is in the public interest.”

"I have asked for forgiveness, and today I repeat it again. But none of them were due to political calculation or bad faith."

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“This action seeks to halt Novo Nordisk’s plot to catch and kill Metsera before Pfizer can possibly nurture its products into healthy competition—a plot that is being facilitated by a brazen breach of the Pfizer-Metsera Merger Agreement and disloyal, bad faith actions by Metsera’s directors,” Pfizer said in its lawsuit.

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

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