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The person claimed the employees were gossiping in Spanish, so management responded by requiring employees to sign an agreement that blocked them from speaking Spanish at work, unless they needed to communicate with a parent who did not speak English, according to the settlement agreement.

Before Roman broke character to chat, her Melson had been gossiping about her co-worker, Buttons, noting the latter had been littering.

Before Roman broke character to chat, her Melson had been gossiping about her coworker, Buttons, noting the latter had been littering.

And sort of pushing around tiny bits of food and drinking until it’s dark outside almost, smoking, tons of smoking, gossiping and telling each other how they should behave and what’s what and who is who.

Bridgerton is back, with all its glamorous outfits, glittering ballrooms, and of course, gossiping aristocrats.

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

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