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Chief executive Tim Ford was awarded a $2.5 million bonus nonetheless, a "bitter pill" for workers to swallow after their wage freeze, Mr Kennedy said.
For a Kings team that has now allowed two goals or fewer outside of empty-net goals and shootouts in 15 of its past 16 games, the loss was a bitter pill at a moment when the group was ailing for a big win.
It was a bitter pill to swallow for Norwich, who had won their first two league games under their new head coach, David Wagner.
It was a bitter pill to swallow for Palace, who will now be looking nervously over their shoulders at a potential relegation dogfight after failing to hold on to a lead for the second time against these opponents this season.
Losing in the NFL is always a bitter pill to swallow.
The decision by the party high command was a bitter pill to swallow for Gali.