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Sarah Palin’s surprising resignation has the Internet abuzz with speculation about her future plans and the true motivation for the announcement. Politics aside, she did display behaviors
in her press conference that can teach employees what to do—and what not to do—when resigning from a job.
Based on what she said Friday, do you think Palin’s resignation was professional or unprofessional?
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no who can beat the system the uses the leagal system to finalncially ruin someone and then pay nothing. We need the English law, ;you sue you lose you pay. Get off her case, she is a hell of alot smeater than the royal bitch we now call the scet of state
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