"I used to get into trouble for cutting the sleeves off my clothes, " he jokes.
As for why Butler may not get into trouble for initiating all these new hackers, DeMarco says his intent matters.
My guess would be this: When large companies get into trouble today, the trouble lasts for a while.
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Sodastream has a knack for publicity stunts and ad campaigns that get it into trouble.
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Organizations get themselves into trouble when they fail to agree on and communicate a predominant decision style for critical decisions.
Third, once this tool has been used once, there is likely to be external pressure for it to be used again when other European banks get into trouble, an event that is as sure to happen as night following day.
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This new policy may prove embarrassing for the fund should one of the hand-picked local firms get into trouble or cause a loss to the fund.
But when individual retail properties get into trouble, their values plummet faster than other property types, which can result in greater losses for investors.
The International Monetary Fund is notorious for prescribing higher taxes and other bone-crushing austerity measures to developing nations that get into economic trouble.
It's an odd predicament, to say the least, but if you're familiar with the kind of off-field trouble that professional athletes can get into, an imaginary girlfriend doesn't sound like much of a headache for human resources.
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