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good faith

noun as in honest intentions

adjective as in genuine

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He added that Leavitt is “delightful” and that all of the women in the cast have negotiated their contracts in good faith.

“I don’t know how any counsel in good faith could submit something like that for reimbursement of expenses, saying it’s reasonably related to the defense of a criminal action.”

In 2023 the National Labor Relations Board found that the Post-Gazette had violated federal labor laws by not bargaining in good faith.

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In 2023, the National Labor Relations Board found that the Post-Gazette had violated federal labor laws by not bargaining in good faith.

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This month, Fermi and the prospective tenant inked a $150 million advance to begin construction in what Neugebauer described as “clearly a sign of good faith in commitment” from the tenant.

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