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sentences that state something as happening or true
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21%
4 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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A fired Detroit TV anchor caught on camera calling her supervisor a “bitch” has been cleared to work after the network tried to enforce a non-compete agreement, according to her lawyer.
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network → fire → lawyer
Taryn Asher filed a lawsuit against Fox 2 Detroit alleging gender discrimination and retaliation after she was booted from the network following an expletive-laden rant against her boss.
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she → file → boss
Unearthed footage in August revealed a tense exchange between Asher, who was reading a script on-camera, and a supervisor who could be heard off-camera saying they were still working on the script.
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they → unearth → script
“You’re walking out really angry,” Asher said after claiming she didn’t have time to wait, which apparently prompted her boss to storm off set.
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which → walk → set
Jeeze, oh Pete!” Asher added, shaking her head with her mouth open in shock.
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mouth → jeeze → shock
“Can I please finish what I’m gonna say?
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I → finish → what
As a producer appeared to fix Asher’s microphone pack, she added: “I’m so done with her antics, telling on me every five seconds.
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I → appear → me
I’m done.”
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I → do → ?
On Thursday, Asher reached an agreement with the network to kill a non-compete clause that blocked her from working at another Detroit station for six months from the day she was fired in June.
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she → reach → June
Her other claims remain pending in court, according to Tad Roumayah, her attorney.
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claims → remain → Roumayah
“With this non-compete issue now behind her, Ms. Asher is actively pursuing opportunities in the industry and she hopes to stay in Detroit, a community she has cherished and where she has developed meaningful connections with viewers over the years,” he told The Post in a statement.
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he → pursue → statement
Asher reportedly received a warning after her foul-mouthed fumble, then a notice of suspension and a termination letter for engaging in “unprofessional behavior,” including the use of profanity and “outbursts in the newsroom.”
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Asher → receive → newsroom
Asher has worked in local news for 30 years and won 10 local Emmys.
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Asher → work → Emmys
She started at Fox 2 Detroit in 2007, and in 2022, she and Roop Raj were made co-lead anchors.
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she → start → 2022
In her lawsuit against the station, Asher alleged it “discriminated against her by treating her worse than co-anchor Roop Raj, and terminated her contract when she complained.”
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Report → allege → news
She also denied allegations of “outbursts” in the newsroom and claimed the station treated male colleagues accused of misconduct more leniently than it had treated her.
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it → deny → her
In a legal filing, Fox 2 Detroit responded that multiple employees had complained about Asher’s behavior in the week before she was placed on paid leave in November 2025.
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she → respond → November
The station accused Asher of shouting at employees over her interview assignments, repeatedly using profanity and having “confrontational and disrespectful interactions” with her co-workers.
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station → accuse → workers
In one instance, the station alleged Asher shouted at two colleagues after she mistakenly believed an interview that she booked had been handed to Raj – when the interview was actually assigned to her the entire time.
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interview → allege → her
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