"We don't know if she was accosted on the walk home, or if someone from the party accosted her, or she went into the apartment and someone was there," says Links.
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You were accosted by a strange person in Apply store.
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For his trouble, Rinaldi was physically accosted on the House floor.
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And then they tracked me down at school and accosted me.
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He was reportedly accosted outside and forced into the restaurant's freezer.
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I enter the lobby and am accosted by a busy lady.
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We were accosted by that same stern facial expression week after week.
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President Donald Trump's top officials are being accosted or ejected from restaurants.
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He was accosted on all sides by what he thought were zombies.
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Would a young white man have been accosted in the same way?
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A month later, the former original cast member was accosted by a patron.
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He was accosted by police, who tried to force him to turn round.
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Michael Kors Accosted By Fur ProtestersSinbad: Kim K Surrogacy Is A PR Stunt!
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Laws already on the books protect women from being accosted or spied on.
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Next, Hupp claims, she was accosted outside her O'Fallon, Missouri, home on Aug.
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"To make matters worse, they accosted a 7-year-old child," he said.
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It's true that many of us with disabilities are often accosted by strangers.
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Has either of you ever been accosted at a restaurant or an airport?
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The couple do go out, but they have been accosted in public before.
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Now the attackers didn't pull them over, they accosted them at a gas station.
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He's also known for punching a moon-landing denier who accosted him in 2002.
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The last thing any Twitter user wants is to be accosted by one's followers.
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I was on my way to do another interview when Ashton Witty accosted me.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKylie Jenner's New BooJohn Legend Trashes Donald TrumpPatti Labelle: Accosted By Protesters!
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On more than one occasion, they've accosted protesters, lobbing racial slurs and physical abuse.
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Grover Cleveland is depicted on a sidewalk, accosted by Halpin and the baby boy.
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He's even trying to turn the tables on Fields, claiming she first accosted him.
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The prince's worries began last month, when he was accosted in London by protesters.
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There's realistic potential to be mocked, publicly accosted, or socially rejected because of this.
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You might even be accosted by a government agent looking for a literal alien.
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"You're John Kerry, you're John Kerry," said one woman who accosted him in Arkansas.
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The man who took the video said the two men physically accosted the officers.
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But the press was there when Hammond resident David Dabertin accosted Holcomb, sans Pruitt.
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" In another case, as followers accosted a protester, Trump said: "Try not to hurt him.
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Interior Minister Christophe Castaner praised the cool response of the officers who accosted the attacker.
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So why is Powell being accosted by the President and the markets demanding rate cuts?
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Another 17-year-old was accosted by six riot police with dogs at his home.
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Kim Kardashian may or may not have been accosted Sunday night ... you be the judge.
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When they accosted Ms. Majors, she refused to give them anything and yelled for help.
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On March 8003, he said, he was accosted at a convenience store in Longview, Tex.
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On Saturday, a group of students accosted an African-American student, using a racial slur.
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THE UNHINGED LEFT Former Clinton aide shares contact information of bookstore where Steve Bannon was accosted .
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She was accosted by two men who, according to Geo TV, were waiting outside her home.
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In Australia, you can't even get a date these days without being accosted by a politician.
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It was Europe that first accosted Africa in search of opportunities to develop and enrich itself.
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He seemed pleased to be accosted by staff and patrons alike, feigning surprise at every compliment.
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Jon Snow, a newsreader, was accosted by locals when he turned up to film by the tower.
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On Thanksgiving, a Pittsburgh man accosted his Moroccan cab driver with questions about ISIS, then shot him.
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On Saturday, the police said, Ms. Heard accosted a man and a woman at 4:30 p.m.
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After the authorities detained one of Mr. Gabyshev's supporters, Mr. Bairov accosted Mayor Igor Shutenkov on Sept.
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On one occasion when she wore a mask outside her office she was accosted by a woman.
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On one occasion when she wore a mask outside her office she was accosted by a woman.
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Audrey was on her stomach now, tanning and being accosted by a teen-ager selling friendship bracelets.
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Things took an aggressive turn, though, when the two were apparently accosted by another Jimmy Buffett patron.
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Remember that viral video where a woman walks down the street and is repeatedly accosted by men?
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Amber Rose is getting candid about being sexually accosted by a countless number of recognizable men in Hollywood.
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Not too long ago, my partner was accosted at a gas station in the town where we live.
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"I'm not going to face the indignity of being accosted by this woman," says Abedin to her husband.
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Between Sanders' restaurant snub — which followed several other administration figures being accosted while dining out — and Democratic Rep.
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Too many black employees can recount stories of being aggressively accosted by campus security beyond what was necessary.
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When my girlfriend and I were in London last week, a drunk man accosted us at a pub.
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He was drunk, he says, and fighting with his wife when neighborhood officials showed up and accosted him.
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Crowley alleged Manziel accosted her at a Dallas hotel, a confrontation that continued downstairs to the valet station.
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Suddenly, he was accosted by a drunken gambler who recognized him and cheerfully pelted him with swear words.
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Protesters accosted Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen in a Mexican restaurant in Washington just over two weeks ago.
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When Alice awakens — nude except for a carefully placed shower curtain — she's quickly accosted by a strike team.
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They're accosted by one of her authors, a glittering young literary star from Brooklyn who only writes autobiography.
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As a public advocate for L.G.B.T.Q. people, I've gotten used to threatening letters and being accosted in public.
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In one case, a young man accosted a veteran missing an arm at a Colorado college in 2363.
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Twenty-one-year-old Sacha Wilky says police accosted him several times in a series of mistaken identities.
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Men accosted her, including one who came into the shop and berated her about her support for Sergeant Bergdahl.
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After the hearing, Mary Louise accosted Celeste at her home, insisting Perry's stories about her hitting him were lies.
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At that point, Suge had already accosted a producer to find out where Combs' house in Los Angeles was.
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I remember it's payday and get up, only to be accosted by the heaping mound that is my laundry.
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Days later, two men accosted Kasyanov in a Moscow restaurant, rubbed a cake in his face and threatened him.
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Days earlier a man accosted Colombian reporter Julieth Gonzalez Theran live on air, kissing her and grabbing her breast.
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"Upon entering the underground mine, the contractors were accosted by illegal miners, followed by a subsequent explosion," Continental said.
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It is hard enough to get through college without having to worry about being accosted by a professor's dick.
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Crowley said Manziel had accosted her at a Dallas hotel, a confrontation that continued downstairs to the valet station.
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The deputies finally accosted someone who knew that Washington had absconded from Alabama to Mississippi and boarded a bus.
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I can't recall which of the many Slimers accosted me with his snot, but I assure you: it happened.
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His mysterious death occurred about 15 to 20 minutes after he was accosted and rubbed with the substance, Sathasivam said.
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Thales has fled to California after a brutal attack, and is accosted by a stranger asking how much he remembers.
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"Too many black employees can recount stories of being aggressively accosted by campus security beyond what was necessary," Luckie wrote.
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Larsen was taking photos of LDR near the L.A. river when 3 men from Black Hand Cinema allegedly accosted him.
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They also both describe being physically accosted and feeling immobilized by the weight of his body, saying they were terrified.
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During the multiple rounds of Senate hearings on Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination, protesters accosted senators in hallways and elevators.
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The woman said she and her father were in the playground when they were accosted Thursday night by five men.
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The sign is a lie; Mr. Himmelstein has frequently accosted people who don't tip him, in some cases assaulting them.
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Republicans such as Mitch McConnell and Ted Cruz should not be accosted by protestors and activists while dining at restaurants.
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These days, Horan believes that de Lima is more famous for being accosted than he would have been for winning.
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Here is a pregnant Chelsea Clinton being accosted in public by NYU students blaming her for the New Zealand massacre.
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At one point around 1999, an undergraduate came to me and claimed she had been sexually accosted by Tom Roma.
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A girl, no older than ten, accosted Bella and Peter as they left the restaurant famous for its Peking duck.
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It left me with a rather strange feeling, something like being accosted on the subway by someone you don't know.
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Bearing copperplate land titles handed down over generations, they have staged protests, accosted politicians and sought out the news media.
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LONDON — She organized "Christian patrols," marched with crosses through heavily Muslim neighborhoods and accosted veiled women to rail against Islam.
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The first time the father of my children verbally accosted me, I had suggested locs for our then-unborn daughter.
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Shortly after the incident with Rouch, I was sexually accosted by the sociology professor who was renting me a room.
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That Red Cross worker said the team had been accosted by a man on a motorcycle who demanded they follow him.
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It&aposs a violation of Sarah Sanders&apos free speech and other Americans who have been harassed and accosted in public.
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Then came Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi (R) being accosted at a screening of a Mister Rogers documentary (of all things).
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"No one accosted me with information," which happily surprised him given how easily someone could have held up a news story.
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That has allowed a sort of hysteria to develop, in which people seen as insufficiently respectful are accosted by angry mobs.
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"I'm not going to face the indignity of being accosted by this woman," Abedin says to her husband in a clip.
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I certainly wouldn't give anyone less than five stars on a ride-share app unless they physically accosted me or something.
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A street vendor in gaudy folk costume accosted customers with paper cups of cardamom-spiced tea and coffee outside the Citadel.
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Tabloid journalists accosted her, shouting "Is it true that Marla said that your father was the best sex she'd ever had?"
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In contrast with his past behavior, he has not accosted any fans or made audible, inappropriate remarks about an opponent's girlfriend.
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Jamal (Jussie Smollett) gets accosted by an LGBT flash mob armed with flip-flops — because of his smushing session with Sky.
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Shortly after, his wife, Daw Soe Chay, said she was accosted by a crowd that forced her to a nearby monastery.
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Naiwo said she had been groped on the streets of Lagos, and seen other women accosted while men stand by watching.
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The nurses have allegedly had their morals questioned by friends and family and been accosted in public, according to the lawsuit.
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But the calm doesn't last as Alex is suddenly accosted by a giant living coin from the not so distant future.
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This month, Yellow Vest protesters in Paris accosted Alain Finkielkraut, a leading French essayist and the son of an Auschwitz survivor.
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Phillipe Lewis wrote that he was accosted by Almena when he returned to the warehouse to clean up on January 2, 2015.
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Last year a video went viral of three men in revealing drag being accosted by police in the eastern city of Suzhou.
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He said Melton was "mentally unstable" and had "verbally accosted and physically threatened people on a daily basis" for over a year.
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And now, our fishermen are no longer being accosted, no longer being forced out, so we can say things are now friendly.
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Last week, Duvier tackled Vitalii Sediuk, a self-styled prankster, after he accosted Kardashian West as she walked into a Paris restaurant.
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Or recall when Clint Dempsey accosted a referee in a 2015 U.S. Open Cup game, a competition run by U.S. Soccer itself?
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Two prominent conservative activists were accosted Monday outside a Philadelphia restaurant by a group of profanity-hurling protesters allegedly aligned with Antifa.
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Dozens of soldiers sealed off the site and stormed into the studios where they accosted staff, snatching their phones and halting programmes.
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Dozens of soldiers sealed off the site and stormed into the studios where they accosted staff, snatching their phones and halting programs.
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In the objection, Ms. Rancourt also addressed Mr. Labrie's conversation with the reporter, who she said had "accosted" him on the train.
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That same year, a rape survivor on her way to court to testify against the perpetrators was accosted and set on fire.
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Ms. Dumas, 28, said she heard Mr. Radford was trying to protect his girlfriend, who had been accosted at the bowling alley.
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According to Steaphon, after being accosted by the woman in the lounge's bathroom, Steaphon was asked to leave the space by security.
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For now, Ms. Quintanilla feels safe at Mariposas, though she has been accosted on the streets of Tijuana and harassed, she said.
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At the grocery store, my children were accosted by a stranger yelling that their father was destroying their lives and the country.
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As such, when you wake up in the dark to find yourself accosted by your linens, you might become a bit startled.
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Crowley said Manziel accosted her at a Dallas hotel and later struck her when they drove back to her apartment in Fort Worth.
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The confrontation came as Republicans and Trump officials have been accosted by activists angry over the separation of families caught crossing the border.
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I will always take more of Evan Peters and Billy Eichner—regardless of the horrendous faux scalps with which they have been accosted.
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On top of this, Ward has also been Twitter-accosted by a British reality star regarding her cooking and outlook on body positivity.
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"There's something about visual imagery—we're very visual animals—that when we're accosted by it we pretty much stop everything else," said Edlund.
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There have been many, repeated episodes in which players accosted, harassed and berated women reporters in men's locker rooms because of their gender.
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Way back in The Night Of's first episode, Naz was accosted by two guys when he and Andrea were headed into her house.
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Jones accosted Rubio as he was answering questions about foreign interference and misinformation on social media, interrupting the senator and shouting at him.
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It gave the songs the feeling of a jump-scare—that, at any second, you could be accosted by something unnatural and alarming.
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He even shot down the question when Office castmates Ellie Kemper, Ed Helms, and Jenna Fischer accosted him during his Saturday Night Live monologue.
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In the pilot episode she accosted Warren Beatty for a photo while hosting a charity do where attendees mistook her for the door girl.
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Stephen Miller, the controversial White House adviser, was also accosted last week when he tried to dine at an upscale Mexican eatery in Washington.
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As a result of his recent actions — he also recently accosted Gigi Hadid in Milan — Sediuk is enjoying quite a bit of internet fame.
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But when Dao refused to give up his spot, reportedly claiming that he felt targeted because of his appearance, police officers violently accosted him.
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He shouted for help and his father entered and accosted the attacker, who was wearing a ski mask, according to van Breda&aposs account.
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We accosted the pilot, forced him to land in the nearest village and there; in a small pub, we finished the lyrics [with Barry].
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If you've been living under a rock these past few weeks ... Trump staffers have been getting accosted at eateries, and elsewhere, left and right.
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After spending the day in various recording studios working on new music, Jean tells PEOPLE he arrived at his hotel, where police accosted him.
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One time, in Key West, where he records, he was sitting outside the studio, naked from the neck up, when a woman accosted him.
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While waiting in line, members often would be accosted by a chairman or other influential member of the committee whose bill was being considered.
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But Miley said he gets accosted at least once a week while wearing his badge because he doesn't look like the employee they expect.
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Washington (CNN)Conservative activists Candace Owens and Charlie Kirk were accosted at a Philadelphia restaurant on Monday by protesters from a local antifa group.
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Here's The Rundown Ivanka Trump: Accosted On Flight16 & Pregnant Star Dead After Possible Overdose'Bridalplasty': Murder Weapon RecoveredMeek Mill: Raking In The Dough For NYE
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The gender-fluid woman goes to the party, and when she comes out, she sees someone being brutally arrested and accosted by the police.
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Hayes said he armed himself only after he and his passenger were accosted by Smith and Richard Hernandez, a passenger in the Smiths' Mercedes.
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"I saw her being accosted verbally by a very drunk older man, and she was being nice enough to entertain his nonsense," he said.
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One of his earliest memories was emerging from school at the end of classes and being accosted in the street by his father's wife.
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"For a person to go and have to be physically accosted at the hands of police for a parking citation speaks volumes," he said.
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The masked gunmen, dressed all in black, accosted the workers in a hallway and forced them into a room at gunpoint, the police said.
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Two days earlier, Dennis Quirk, the longtime head of the New York State Court Officers Association, accosted Mr. Pulizotto as he went into work.
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When Sharlet meets Mazur, she's at Crown Fried Chicken, in a wheelchair, being accosted by the police, gripping her most beloved possession — a plant.
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As Jacobs approached Gianforte to ask him questions about the House's health-care vote, the candidate accosted Jacobs, who was thrown to the ground.
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Mr. Herbers was chased by white mobs in Florida and Alabama, accosted by Ku Klux Klansmen in Mississippi and threatened with death many times.
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I was sexually accosted by the renowned ethnographic filmmaker Jean Rouch, who is credited with having invented a better way to look at Africans.
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"The preliminary investigation indicates that the male was accosted by two other males and was subsequently shot by one of them," the report states.
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Trump policy adviser Stephen Miller was accosted by someone at a different Mexican restaurant who called him "a fascist," according to the New York Post.
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This all goes down at Club Neolution, and once Sarah and Felix are separated, she's accosted by a hostile stranger who claims to know her.
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In 2013, villagers in the Phrae province of Thailand accosted Google Street View driver Deeprom Phongphon, suspicious that he was a government worker in disguise.
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You can be watching Novelist one minute, then be accosted by a self-proclaimed witch telling you your aura is full of purple hues another.
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A far more troubling example is the Pennsylvania State Representative, Brian Sims, who accosted a woman praying the rosary outside of a Philadelphia abortion clinic.
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Read the full story here:A Google engineering director who is black said he would be accosted less at work if he dressed like a janitor
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In the film, the Mayers, who are African American, are harassed and accosted by the suburb's white residents, who don't want them in the neighborhood.
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The moment I walked through the door, and before I addressed the group, the once and future Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi accosted me.
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Trump policy adviser Stephen Miller was accosted by someone at a different Mexican restaurant, who called him "a fascist," according to the New York Post.
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" Johnson wrote that McGovern "was physically accosted and arrested for disorderly conduct for the simple act of standing up and turning his back to Hillary.
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When he showed up to fix it he was nearly accosted by a group of homeless men who complained that they could no longer sleep.
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Public figures of all types should invest the time now to imagine future scenarios in which they might find themselves accosted by camera-wielding provocateurs.
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They accosted parade-goers and policemen, beat up a liberal radio reporter and attacked a Roma performer so viciously that the march's concert was canceled.
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Like Naota, she rejects friends' and family's attempts to connect until she's subject to a hit-and-run and starts getting accosted by giant robots.
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Recently, while walking down Fourth Street at noon on a weekday, I was accosted by a vagrant carrying a jug of what appeared to be urine.
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She says she often woke up from a deep sleep to find herself being accosted by her children, who shared her bed when they were hungry.
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"It was negotiated at the time and known by Trump at the time that this man had accosted and threatened an assault upon her," Brewster said.
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Nabra was wearing an abaya, a traditional black cloak, and walking back to her mosque with her friends early Sunday morning when the suspect accosted her.
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As we reported ... Miller claims she was grossed out by the service dog but was leaving peacefully until she was accosted and called the n-word.
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But the women I talked to who DID go someplace private with Toback, told stories that were worse than the women only accosted on the street.
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In the suit, they say Trump and Sarah Sanders are hiding behind the flimsy argument Acosta accosted an intern who was trying to grab his microphone.
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According to the complaint, Ihab Mohammed Yasin was hanging out with his friends when a militant accosted the group and wrongly accused them of smuggling cigarettes.
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Then in May, the suit said, Mr. Landesman accosted Ms. Schmitt at a restaurant while she was eating with her romantic partner and an art critic.
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Accosted at gunpoint and shot in the face while getting out of his car on the way home from work, he'd remained conscious the whole time.
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In early December, Dr. Cerón was walking to the gym when a man, his face obscured by a hooded sweatshirt, accosted her with the same message.
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This is my dream point of view: In the Antarctic, probably doing something really cool, and being accosted by a sweet, bouncy lump of baby seal.
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An activist named Ryan Clayton managed to slip into the crowd of waiting journalists and accosted Trump as he walked to lunch in the Mansfield Room.
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While in Milan last month for a fashion show Hadid was accosted by a "prankster" who came up from behind her and lifted her into the air.
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Bihar's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was accosted by angry parents when he visited the hospital for the first time last Tuesday, three weeks after the crisis began.
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Stolen Turkey: Walk quickly from the market, and, if accosted, remark with a laugh that it had just flown into your arms and you hadn't noticed it.
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Hanaa Singer, Unicef's top official in Syria, said that she was accosted during the aid visit to Madaya on Monday by a woman with six malnourished children.
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Ross Douthat ON New Year's Eve, in the shadow of Cologne's cathedral, crowds of North African and Middle Eastern men accosted women out for the night's festivities.
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As we reported, Simpson was accosted at a book signing and outside a restaurant in NYC last week, and earlier this week at an L.A. book signing.
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The minute I walked onto the showroom floor at CES, one of the world's largest consumer trade technology shows, a spokesperson for Philips' Pregnancy+ app accosted me.
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ET: Turning Point USA&aposs Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens detail how they were accosted by alleged Antifa protesters while trying to have breakfast in Philadelphia Monday.
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In an early scene, Naz is walking with the woman he's just met when he's accosted by two men who mutter invective, thinking he can't hear them.
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The three teenagers admitted in their pleas they had accosted the woman, 33, inside an Internet cafe at 75 Eldridge Street in Chinatown at 3:30 a.m.
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" The first time she met Harvey Weinstein, twenty years ago, at the Peninsula, she remembers that he verbally accosted her, asking, "What have you heard about me?
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Two years ago, he said, he accosted Mr. Andrade at a party about the sums he had taken and the possibility of using money to reconstruct Venezuela.
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Last night a group of us Broadly types were at a bar when we were accosted by the glowing appearance of a smiling, extremely good-looking man.
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Mr. Davis also took the stand in his own defense, saying he had feared for his life when Mr. Han accosted him from behind, grabbing his shoulder.
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One is "Leda and the Swan" (1741), a viridescent double nude, in which the queen of Sparta is accosted by Zeus in the form of a bird.
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Then in May 2017, the suit said, Mr. Landesman accosted Ms. Schmitt at a restaurant while she was eating with her romantic partner and an art critic.
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"It was negotiated at the time and known by Trump at the time that this man had accosted and threatened an assault upon her," attorney Clark Brewster said.
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It's weird to watch a supposedly serious cutscene where a squat anime scavenger and a doll-like robot are being accosted by a soldier of normal human proportions.
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Flight 666 just made its last landing in HEL, another creepy clown accosted some kid, and a couple of teens have been scaring people in elaborate shrub disguises.
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At one event, in which students disrupted a meeting of the Board of Regents in Atlanta, Melissa accosted one gray-haired member, who was stunned to be confronted.
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Rancourt also said that Zalkind "accosted" her client and that his comments were off the record, but also showed he did not break his curfew that specific day.
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Prompting outrage from prominent Democrats and Republicans in the state, the cartoon, by Sean Delonas, depicts a white couple being accosted in a back alley by three men.
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If I don't write this article and get immediately accosted by some Instagram drop-ship company pushing a Single Perfect Glove ad campaign, it will happen next winter.
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However, employees at the base including uniformed airmen have been accosted out of unfounded fears that they were at increased risk of exposure, a local health official said.
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Because you cannot step foot into a retailer without being accosted by voluminous sleeves, we were pleased to see that Beyoncé took it upon herself to elevate the trend.
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A black civil rights leader who was surveilled by a white government, accosted by white mobs, imprisoned by white police officers, and murdered in anger by a white assassin.
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Paige and Elizabeth walk back to their car, talking about how to best manage the Tim and Alice situation, when they're accosted by two men who mean them harm.
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Well, don&apost declare it too loudly, as there have been multiple reports of Trump supporters being accosted for wearing a MAGA cap, or other signs of Trump support.
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Offset was minding his own business when he was accosted by a guy who's now trying to get famous and score a big payday ... according to the rapper's lawyer.
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One Chicago hairstylist, who asked not to be named to protect her client, said the long-time customer had spoken often about being verbally accosted by an ex-husband.
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Just out the doors in the heavy Austin air, visitors are accosted by Wildlings wearing furs and shells, as a Khal Drogo look-alike threatens heavily armed "unsullied" warriors.
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She frequently visited family in Connecticut and friends in New York, where she felt she could comfortably walk down the street without being accosted or asked for a favor.
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And it's not just women, gay guys get accosted a lot too, not just by men who are interested but by homophobes who aren't comfortable with someone else's sexuality.
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Over the past week I have texted, emailed, called and accosted half the people I used to have morning coffee with to investigate my own past as a roommate.
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Meantime, the former vice president keeps being accosted on live television and at campaign events by young activists challenging his commitment and his perceived coziness with fossil fuel interests.
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He has been very clear about what he thinks of most women, which is not very much at all, except as objects to be desired, ogled and sexually accosted.
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The announcement on Sunday morning came after a group of students, including members of a fraternity, accosted a female African-American student on Saturday night, using a racial slur.
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Now with all restraining influence on her gone, furious over the expropriation of her property, she accosted Pakistan's prime minister at a public appearance, Shahid said, and slapped him.
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Otherwise we'll be just like these people: President Trump's son-in-law and political advisor Jared Kushner got accosted by an overeager Turkish reporter named Yavuz Atalay this week.
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And he accosted a white guy on a New York sidewalk in 2016 for no apparent reason, calling him an "ugly fucking foreigner" and threatening to call the cops.
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Patty Jones says she started recording cellphone video when the man stormed out of his pickup truck and accosted another neighbor last week, believing the man didn&apost belong there.
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In the commercial, which was released in full on Thursday, the Silicon Valley and Deadpool star is accosted by Wedgehead, a sunglasses-wearing orange-slice voiced by comedian Martin Montana.
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Sediuk, who has accosted celebrities including Will Smith, Brad Pitt and Bradley Cooper in the past, ran up on Kardashian West in Paris on Wednesday after she exited her vehicle.
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Meanwhile in Braavos, the blinded Arya is continuing her training, which now consists of begging for spare coinage and occasionally being accosted by those who work for the Faceless Men.
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But the new clubs had long lines, lousy music, and were generally unsafe for women and LGBT individuals, who were regularly accosted and assaulted in the venues and surrounding streets.
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After opening a door into a small New York City apartment, they're accosted by tiny pink poltergeists, then make their way into an elevator and out a 203th-story window.
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And when he saw that it would be Vanderlei de Lima, best known for being accosted by a spectator while leading the 2004 Olympic marathon in Athens, he was aghast.
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The passenger who accosted the Trumps was removed from the plane after reportedly telling Ivanka Trump, "Your father is ruining the country" and asking why she was on the flight.
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" Of Natasha Stoynoff, a former People magazine writer who said Mr. Trump accosted her during an interview, Mr. Trump denied it and said, "Check out her Facebook page, you'll understand.
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You weren't accosted with invitations to share your own Stories, and yet, if you chose to view Stories shared by others or to post your own, the experience was great.
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Brad Fuller -- who also produced "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" -- says this horror story started in May when the dog walker accosted his wife, demanding to meet Matt and/or Ben.
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Back in January, two British women angrily accosted the human rights activist Sarah McBride after a conference that had brought together members of Congress and the parents of transgender youth.
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Three workers at the Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens were transporting hundreds of thousands in dollars in cash on Saturday night when they were accosted by two gunmen, the police said.
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He became incensed after receiving a code violation for an audible obscenity when a lineswoman reported hearing him swear, and he accosted her in the back of the court afterward.
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But after being accosted at work by an angry man who says he lost his money because of her father, she finds an unlikely ally in Lucca Quinn (Cush Jumbo).
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One unarmed passenger accosted them for talking impolitely to his pregnant wife, Mr. Zaher said in a telephone interview, "so they shot him on the spot," along with two others.
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Prosecutors opened an investigation on Tuesday after the psychiatrist, Alexandra Arce von Herold, 34, gave a formal statement saying that Mr. Arias had sexually accosted her in his home office.
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A video on several French media channels showed Finkielkraut being accosted by several protesters, with the words and threats like "dirty Zionists", "bastard", "We are in France," heard aimed at him.
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Ali al-Amin said a group of more than 30 Hezbollah supporters accosted him while he was hanging an election poster in his home village of Shaqra in Bint Jbeil district.
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An older man with white hair and a white dress shirt walks in and is immediately accosted by an employee asking if he knows what he's looking for: is it dabs?
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You'll also get into a lot of fistfights; just like Kiryu before him, Yagami is constantly accosted by low-level thugs and disgruntled yakuza, and Judgment doesn't skimp on the combat.
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On Wednesday, the police in Brickfields in the outskirts of the capital of Kuala Lumpur said a Grab driver was accosted by a group of angry taxi drivers during a pickup.
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But it really makes sense for the last 15 seconds or so when two Ralph Lauren-wearing douchebag characatures slurring "build that wall" into the camera are accosted out of nowhere.
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Afterward, Mr. Bultemeier was getting into his Toyota Land Cruiser when he was accosted by Mr. Mohamed, armed with a pistol, and an unnamed accomplice, who was carrying an AK-47.
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An engineering director at Google recently went public with his own experiences of discrimination and said he believed he would be accosted less at work if he dressed like a janitor.
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On his first day, flying by helicopter to see the spectacular geology of an ice-free region called the McMurdo Dry Valleys, his group was accosted by a lone Adélie penguin.
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A few weeks ago, Erik Weibel was at a Bernie Sanders rally for Hillary Clinton in Pennsylvania when he was accosted by a group of young supporters of Donald J. Trump.
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That was the year I saw Salma Hayek emerging from a news conference, only to be accosted by a journalist (not me, honest) who wanted to take a selfie with her.
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A prominent Sacramento lobbyist says she also accosted him in March 22017, when she cornered him, made a graphic sexual proposal, and tried to grab his crotch at a political fundraiser.
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A lot of people feel like they don't want to get them even if they [have a need] because they might get accosted in the parking lot when really it's nobody's business.
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Perhaps the most alarming scene to be caught on video occurred in 2009 in Cherry Hill, in Camden County, when a mother and her young son were accosted by a few turkeys.
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Avoid tagging your office location in public Instagram posts, for example, or tweeting out your morning jog route if you absolutely don't want to be accosted by a stranger from the internet.
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This time, Teddy doesn't get to Dolores outside the saloon, because he is accosted by a group of bros, one of whom says Teddy was his tour guide on his last visit.
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As per a video posted by 9 News, the detective, senior sergeant Daren Edwards, swiftly sensed the commotion behind him, and tackled the man sprinting past, who was then accosted by police.
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Once I was loudly accosted by a uniformed police officer on Unter den Linden who wanted to know why I had just purchased a book of official economic statistics at a bookstore.
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" The president accused Elle magazine columnist and author E. Jean Carroll, who says he sexually accosted her in a New York department store dressing room in the mid-1990s, of "totally lying.
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The president returns to the U.S. later today, to face the uproar in the Republican Party over five women's accusations that a Senate candidate, Roy Moore, accosted them when they were teenagers.
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Endicott, Boston's chief homicide prosecutor and the novel's narrator, is out and about in Back Bay with her boyfriend, Ty, when they're accosted by a stranger toting a Glock and demanding drugs.
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A woman on a motorcycle accosted her husband on the street in Tel Aviv, warning him, "'What you're doing is a big mistake, and we need to talk about it,'" she said.
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It was the early 2000s, I was attending some earnest panel on religion, and I was accosted by a type who haunts such events — gaunt, intense, with a litany of esoteric grievances.
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" According to a memoir by the Socialist politician Ségolène Royal, a furious Valls accosted Macron in the middle of the National Assembly, calling out, "And your dick, is it at half-mast?
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"Christ Carrying the Cross" depicts Jesus accosted by a scary mob, while in "Saint Jerome" the artist's namesake lies prostrate in a dark, eerie landscape as an owl and lion look on.
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Because in the early 1980s, Leningrad is the kind of place where young people will be verbally accosted and thrown off a train for singing "the songs of our ideological enemy," America.
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Almost as soon as he finds the right record, the gang who accosted him and his friends that morning surround the shop, demanding that the shop owner start paying them weekly protection money.
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Per the report, Exmo manager Pavel Lerner was accosted by men in dark clothes and balaclavas and shoved into a black car while near the company's main offices in Kiev, Ukraine on Tuesday.
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The bulk of Kiryu's time is spent doing one of two things; either running around town eating delicious food and solving everyone's problems, or getting accosted by gangsters and ruffians in the streets.
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Recalling feelings of fatigue during the filming of season 2, Phillips alleged she was "roofied" and "kind of accosted" by an unidentified female massage therapist, who she said was hired by the show.
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Six men including the bus driver then accosted the pair: the men beat, gagged, and knocked the male friend unconscious, and gang-raped Singh while the bus drove around for nearly an hour.
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The 12-time Olympic medalist and Brazilian gas station vandal was accosted by protesters who rushed the stage following his first performance as a contestant on the TV show Dancing with the Stars.
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" He said they read a "little page" prepared by lawyers that says: "I am very fearful for my life, I am very worried that I will be accosted if I'm sent back home.
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No mention is made in the indictment of Smollett's claim, according to police, that his attackers yelled, "This is MAGA country," referring to Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan, as they accosted him.
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In fact, many loving mothers give their young daughters birth control pills for the long journey up to the United States because they know they may be raped or sexually accosted or assaulted.
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" Later, when testimony began, a woman who says Cosby accosted her when she was 17 looked directly at him from the witness stand and blurted out: "You know what you did, Mr Cosby.
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On their way to take a dinner break, the two walked through the Scare Zone, where they were accosted by, among other horrors, a zombie on stilts and masked men with chain saws.
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No interview of a man in Jennifer's building who said he witnessed, from the roof, her being accosted by teenage boys, including a spurned suitor, who tried to pull her into a car.
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" When accosted by a company of United States Army infantrymen on horseback, he notes that they carry "squareback Navy Colt five-shot revolvers that looked as big as pork hams in their holsters.
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I have peers from that era who felt compelled to have sex with their dissertation advisors to get those coveted recommendations, and others who kept silent about being sexually accosted out of fear.
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Why it matters: It details the horrifying and extensive barriers that women face when accosted by men in power, as their reputations and livelihoods are threatened by bringing their allegations into the public sphere.
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These subtle acts of protest sparked fiery debate last year, centering around the concept of "civility" and whether members of the Trump administration deserved to be accosted or publicly condemned for doing their jobs.
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In an abrupt and highly unconvincing turn of events, three K.G.B. agents accosted him during his retirement trip to Asia and, during a scuffle, he fell through a glass door and bled to death.
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In 2009, Amanda Terkel, then an editor at the liberal website Think Progress, wrote that she had been "accosted" by Mr. Watters while on vacation in a town two hours from where she lived.
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The first, in 2004, was St. Petersburg, Russia, where I tried to photograph the exquisite architecture inside a subway station, only to be accosted by two police officers who wanted to confiscate my camera.
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Mr. Malhi, 50, was putting up political campaign signs near his home, about 60 miles east of San Jose, on July 31 when, he said, two men came up behind him and accosted him.
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The 37-year-old actor, who is black and openly gay, has insisted he told the truth in his account of being accosted on a darkened street in January 2019 by two masked strangers.
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His characters included Tyrone Horneigh, a lascivious old man who accosted a woman played by Ms. Buzzi with amorous one-liners; Rosmenko, a Russian with tortured syntax; and Rabbi Shankar, a blissed-out guru.
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The racially charged beating four years ago in the Williamsburg neighborhood occurred when members of a neighborhood watch group known as the shomrim accosted the victim, Taj Patterson, and accused him of vandalizing cars.
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Khaled Beydoun, who serves as affiliated faculty at the UC-Berkeley Islamophobia Research and Documentation Project, told me that these backward expectations seem to be a consistent trend whenever a minority community is accosted.
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Photographer Peter Simon told police that he was on assignment for the Martha Vineyard Times photographing a live band at Lola's restaurant in Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, on Wednesday night, when he was accosted by Murray.
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Of course, just days earlier in New York ... Simpson's book signing at a Barnes & Noble was disrupted by protesters, and she got accosted by a couple more hours later as she was leaving a restaurant.
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But Nollywood actress Ada Akunne said she was in her car to go out with friends to celebrate a cousin's graduation from medical school when police officers accosted them on the night of the raid.
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The whole experience felt outside of time, a sense that was validated when I left the arena and was accosted by a scruffy Adrien Grenier-ish fellow who asked what was happening at Yankee Stadium.
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When I was accosted by Edna at the beginning of the show, I was in essence being warned that minding my own business while looking at art was the last thing I should be doing.
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Twice in early July, the woman accosted Mr. Maldonado on the corner where he sold drugs and threatened to kill Ms. Jordan, according to Edward Briggins, a friend of Mr. Maldonado's who witnessed the arguments.
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His indictment stems from accusations by his ex-girlfriend, Colleen Crowley, who said that he accosted her at a Dallas hotel and later struck her when they drove back to her apartment in Fort Worth.
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The perspective comes after protesters opposed to Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh accosted Cruz and his wife Monday evening, chanting "We believe survivors" while demanding to know why he would vote for Kavanaugh's confirmation. BREAKING.
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We also learn that the group that accosted Daryl, Abraham, and Sasha back in the midseason premiere wasn't quite operating under anybody's authorization, something that colors that (not exactly great) scene in a new light.
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Chicago police said detectives have been unable to obtain cell phone records to "independently verify" a key part of Smollett's story - that he was talking with his manager by phone at the time he was accosted.
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A few days earlier, Trump aide Stephen Miller, a key adviser on immigration, was accosted by someone at a different Mexican restaurant in the city, who called him "a fascist," according to the New York Post.
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This weekend, Clarke saw media reports mentioning that the FBI executed a search warrant on his email accounts after his deputies accosted and detained a man who had shook his head at him in an airport.
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Two Seattle Seahawks players were verbally accosted at the team practice facility -- when a pissed off woman in a truck started yelling at them to "get off your f**king knees" and stop protesting the flag.
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Brianna Alberga, a freshman political science major, was making her way across the field in New Paltz carrying a small skateboard when she was accosted by both a reporter and a volunteer from the Teachout campaign.
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In Washington, several dozen young immigrants gathered in front of the White House early Wednesday for a comforting vigil, where, they said, they were accosted by several men who had come to celebrate Mr. Trump's victory.
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Of those 916 incidents, 23 were apparently "random," where people were accosted with little or no warning as they were on their way to work, taking a Saturday afternoon stroll, riding the subway, or having dinner.
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"I strongly condemn the killings, which were committed with brazenness as if the perpetrators were not afraid at all of being accosted by the police," said Mr. Colmenares, a vocal critic of Mr. Duterte's drug war.
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Reuben Saunders, an American student at Cambridge University who was visiting Parliament, said he had been leaving the building when he saw a police officer accosted by an assailant armed with two knives or similar weapons.
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In South Carolina, a white woman was charged with assault after she accosted a black boy and his friends at a neighborhood pool by telling them they had to "get out" or she would call 911.
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Miller admits she was grossed out by the dog, but claims she was leaving peacefully until she was accosted in front of her daughter by the woman and other people who knew the veteran with the dog.
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The archetypal images are of a diminutive Emmeline Pankhurst being accosted by a policeman at the gates of Buckingham Palace, or of one of her imprisoned supporters having a dirty force-feeding tube thrust into her nose.
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Kellyanne Conway could barely move across the White House lawn at the Easter Egg Roll on Monday without being accosted by a crush of selfie-seeking fans and enraptured young girls who wanted to stare at her.
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The discord over the family separation spilled into the streets as protesters clashed with law enforcement in Philadelphia and other cities on Tuesday -- and Democratic lawmakers accosted senior administration officials and even the president himself over the policy.
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In the final scene, which draws directly from the incident in Rainpada, a bedsheet seller who doesn't speak the local language offers chocolate to a child and is accosted by an angry mob high on child abduction rumors.
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In a section of the book, which was first reported by The Sun, Harry recounted that one night she and her then-boyfriend guitarist Chris Stein were accosted by a man at Stein's home in New York City.
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We're told after her heated onstage exchange Friday with journalist and moderator Ed Gordon, Omarosa cornered CNN commentator Symone Sanders and verbally accosted her for talking trash on social media, suggesting Omarosa shouldn't have been there at all.
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Here, as the Professor, with his sombre suits and his clinician's coats, his stiffness remains intact until he is accosted by the paintings, whereupon he shies away, folding into himself, and crumples like a man made of paper.
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In each case, the accusers say they waited years to confront the men who accosted them, most of them too ashamed or fearful to complain publicly or persuaded to keep quiet by tactics meant to suppress the truth.
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Cristina Garcia, a Democratic member of the state Assembly who signed the letter, said Tuesday she has been routinely accosted by men who harassed her and made comments about her appearance while she was trying to discuss legislation.
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So perhaps it is no surprise that six months ago, for the first time in the more than 30 years that my mother has owned her business, she was accosted by a customer demanding to know her religion.
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She says problems began on day one, when her manager accosted her with details of his sex life: In my first official day rotating on the team, my new manager sent me a string of messages over company chat.
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In the nineties, during a battle over the regulation of dietary supplements, vitamin advocates paid for a TV ad starring a bewildered, bathrobed Mel Gibson, accosted in his kitchen by a SWAT team for having a bottle of vitamins.
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"The city has never felt so safe," said Gilberto Dias, 50, a hot dog vendor who described how plainclothes officers had sprung to action one morning last week after two muggers accosted a tourist in the upscale Copacabana neighborhood.
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We walked, accosted by watch and tablecloth venders, begging children, a mother and her wheelchair-bound daughter—all under the vigilant eyes of the soldiers, with their greenish-brown uniforms and their enormous guns that looked ancient, little used.
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The DWTS host was accosted by paparazzi while landing at the L.A. airport, and it was hard for him to miss that giant ring (which appears to be a large cushion-cut stone on a slender band) on her left hand.
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When Peyton Manning told CBS on Sunday that he would celebrate his Super Bowl victory with, among other things, "a lot of Budweiser," it immediately raised some eyebrows from viewers already weary after a long day of being accosted by advertising.
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His bald skull was polished a deep yellow-brown and spotted with age; when he accosted them, his loose old lips were stretched in a wide smile, but it wasn't kind, and his eyes glinted with anger in their shadowy sockets.
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In a state where Democratic voters are used to being accosted by nosy reporters asking their political opinions, Selzer says the sky-high enthusiasm for the 2020 presidential contest has made it easier to keep potential respondents on the phone.
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At his hearing in January, Mr. Guillermo, 42, testified that he was a locksmith who had just finished a job and was simply waiting between two parked cars for his co-worker to pick him up when the officer accosted him.
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Instead, senators accosted him on a range of issues, including Mr. Trump's move to take billions of dollars from the Defense Department for a border wall, and the Pentagon's decision to push for weaker standards on chemicals in drinking water.
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The woman's lawyers argued that she would be accosted with requests for money, and the state argued that lottery winners must be disclosed to make sure that winners are not related to lottery employees and that winnings are distributed fairly.
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WASHINGTON — Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao confronted protesters on Monday after they accosted her and her husband, Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, over the Trump administration's temporarily halted policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the southern border.
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"The Lines We Cross," a young adult novel by Randa Abdel-Fattah released by Scholastic in May, centers on a teenage Muslim refugee from Afghanistan who is accosted by Islamophobes and nationalists in Australia, where her family runs a restaurant.
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On Sunday, the university suspended all social activities at fraternities for the rest of the semester, after a group of students, including members of one fraternity, accosted a female African-American student on Saturday night and used a racial slur.
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In a recorded statement, the teenager said he had walked out of Adei Ad to spend some time alone, was accosted by Palestinians, managed to get away, realized his arm was bleeding and ran back to the outpost for help.
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Waiting for his wife to join him at a small-town restaurant, a respected lawyer named Claudio (Darío Grandinetti) is accosted by a nervous-looking man who insults him for hogging a table without having ordered anything yet and asks to have it.
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Cameras flashed, the word "MARIAAAH!!!" came from all directions, people applauded, a bouquet of roses suddenly materialized in her arms, people shoved cellphones in her face and accosted her for selfies, someone else shoved a microphone in her face, champagne corks popped.
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Based on various accounts of other alleged incidents involving Weinstein, had she given in, she may have been made to watch him shower or engage in a sexual act -- behavior other women have publicly recounted -- or potentially have been accosted with physical force.
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When one of Grondona's alleged co-conspirators on the FIFA executive committee pushed for Japan to host the 20013 World Cup, Grondona, who had received at least $1 million to support Qatar's eventually successful bid, accosted him in the bathroom between votes.
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The next day, a distraught Erica Garner, whose father, Eric Garner, was killed in 2014 by a New York City police officer who placed him in a chokehold, accosted Mr. Obama after a televised town-hall-style meeting with demands of her own.
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Rodríguez recalled covering Celta de Vigo earlier in his career and being accosted by the team's coach, who pleaded with him to give the players better ratings because the low marks (the team was struggling at the time) were affecting the players' confidence.
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Unfortunately most of them were at school or Snapchatting pictures of their bare arses or whatever teenagers do, so what follows are the louts who were skipping classes on coastal erosion to go shopping (and end up accosted by our camera en route).
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The low point came a year ago when he verbally accosted Dennis Eckersley — a former Red Sox pitcher who is now one of their broadcasters, as well as a fan favorite — on the team plane over comments Eckersley had made about the Sox.
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Take for example Yehudah Webster, a black man and a Jewish educator who, while walking in November 2018 with a Torah scroll outside his Crown Heights, Brooklyn apartment was reportedly surrounded and accosted by a mob of Hasidic men and security personnel.
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SUCH A FUN AGEBy Kiley Reid It's 2015 and, in a gentrified variation on "driving while black," 20-something Emira is accosted in the freezer aisle of an upscale Philadelphia supermarket by a security guard accusing her of kidnapping her white charge.
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The issue has gained prominence in the past few weeks after a well-known blogger, Tamara de Anda, was publicly criticized for talking about filing a complaint against a taxi driver who accosted her verbally while she was walking down the street.
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I came out of the closet before I had started puberty, not because I wanted to, or because I had independently identified my sexual orientation, but because I was enduring social abuse every day as classmates verbally accosted me for being feminine.
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When Boleyn was accosted by security guards, she filed a complaint with the club, but didn't follow up or press charges for fear of damaging her relationship with the venue, a place where she regularly performed and had even filmed a music video.
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When the young men from Cinema America were accosted, their attackers demanded they take off their T-shirts (they refused); the detail brings to mind the words of Billy Bragg, a British singer, who once said that "the revolution is just a T-shirt away".
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Four juniors from Florida A&M University were trying to go to their friend's apartment for a party when a man claiming to live in the building accosted them before pulling out a gun, according to police and a now-viral social media video.
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Peter Simon, who is the brother of singer Carly Simon, told The Boston Globe he was on an assignment for The Martha&aposs Vineyard Times at Lola&aposs in Oak Bluffs on Wednesday when Murray allegedly accosted him, swore at him and threatened him.
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Smollett and his manager have both told police they were on the phone together when the actor, an openly gay African-American who plays a gay character on "Empire," was accosted on a street early on Tuesday by two men shouting racial and homophobic slurs.
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Three black women say they were just shopping at a Tennessee Target last week when they were accosted in an aisle by a white woman who told them they "don't belong here" and called them "trained liars" when they tried to explain themselves, Yahoo reports.
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In a vain attempt to prevent his jealous mother from terrorizing Louise, Gordon recruits his equally neurotic brother, Sidney (Ron Leibman), who suffers his own form of repetition compulsion, running back and forth across Central Park, regularly accosted by the same jovial gang of muggers.
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If you aren't familiar with the story of Seth Rich, here goes: Last July, in the wee hours of the morning, Rich, a 27-year-old Democratic National Committee employee, was violently accosted near his Washington, DC home, beaten, and shot twice in the back.
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You should also check out coverage from recent new additions like Melia Russell, who covers venture capital and tech and reported on a Google engineering director who is black and said he would be accosted less at work if he dressed like a janitor.
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"The Zoo Story," a one-act about a successful, domesticated man accosted in a park by a man who is neither, introduced not only Albee's despairing vision of life as an unwinnable war for dominance but also the verbal exuberance that made that vision bearable.
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He's brought Diana, the heroine of "Wonder Woman" (many spoilers follow), to London and has been shepherding her about, dressing her in appropriate clothing and trying to keep her out of trouble, when the two are accosted by a group of armed German spies.
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The Monsey attack capped a string of incidents in which Jews have been physically attacked or accosted in the New York metropolitan area in recent weeks, including a shooting at a kosher supermarket in New Jersey that left two members of the Hasidic community dead.
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On Tuesday evening, two black students walking on the Mizzou campus say they were accosted by a group of white students who used racial slurs to refer to them, according to a statement by the Legion of Black Collegians, the Mizzou black student government.
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Rather than blowing over, the Stormy Daniels scandal is heating up — in her 60 Minutes interview, Daniels said she'd been accosted in a parking lot in 2011 and told to "leave Trump alone," a disturbing detail that points to possible abuse of power by Trump.
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Four juniors from Florida A&M University were waiting to get into their friend's apartment building late Saturday night when a white man claiming to live in the building allegedly accosted them before pulling out a gun, according to police and a now-viral social media video.
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I arrived at the gallery just in time to be accosted by a team of card-carrying and inept 'graffiti abatement professionals' — played by Gallagher, his fellow student Jon Phillips, and 'parent' Ryan Standfest — as they prepared to abate the mural on the outside of Holding House.
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I spoke to Charles Winship, a senior research analyst at the food industry consumer research company Technomic, to find out why you can't walk into a Trader Joe's without being accosted by turkey and stuffing-flavored potato chips and why they won't be going anywhere anytime soon.
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Mr. Burrowes and his co-defendants, Eric Pek and Sanat Asliev, admitted in court that they had beaten and raped the woman, 33, in an apartment stairwell on Eldridge Street early on the morning of June 1, after having accosted her in a nearby Internet cafe.
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Well, for some reason, really nice guy Carles Puyol—a man who has 100 caps for Spain, and was the longtime captain of one of the world's biggest clubs in Barcelona—was accosted by some people in his hotel lobby following last week's World Cup draw.
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Even in a neighborhood where local establishments are known to host Make Georgetown Great Again parties, running into angry residents of this heavily Democratic city is a reality: Just around the corner, Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, was recently accosted at the Georgetown Apple store.
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And Wintrich, the Gateway Pundit correspondent who once ran an art installation for young gay men called "Twinks 4 Trump," was accosted in the White House briefing room and called a racist by a Fox News Radio reporter who berated him in front of the press corps.
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In the novel, Tish is accosted at a market on Bleecker Street by a deranged man, which resulted in Fonny defending her and subsequently being framed for rape by a racist police officer; the filming for those dramatic scenes was completed on location in the Bronx.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristjen Nielsen was similarly accosted by protesters as she dined at a popular Mexican restaurant (admittedly a bad choice of cuisine, for obvious reasons), and White House press secretary Sarah Sanders was asked to leave the Red Hen restaurant in Virginia by the restaurant's owner .
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You've already seen the video of Brown being violently accosted and tased by a team of Milwaukee PD officers during a January 26 parking dispute outside of a Walgreens around 2 AM. Now, the newly released pics -- taken right after the incident -- show the damage inflicted on Brown's face.
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US-PEOPLE-JUSSIE-SMOLLETT/ Assault report '100 percent factual', 'Empire' actor Smollett says (Reuters) - Actor Jussie Smollett defended as completely truthful the account he gave of being accosted on a Chicago street by men who used racist and homophobic slurs and said on Friday he was cooperating with police.
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Or as UFC President Dana White himself said last night when he was accosted by that same TMZ outside a restaurant, "When things like that happen it puts you in touch with your mortality, and sometimes people freak out a little bit, so we'll see how it plays out."
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A shift-mate of mine told me that she had recently been accosted for snacking in the building, an almost universally unenforced Co-op no-no, by a member who then got on the intercom to crow to the rest of the building that she had nabbed an offender.
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On the surface, an improv theater, cheap sushi, and a smattering of bars doesn't sound like much, but it's one of the few foot-traffic friendly areas for blocks that won't run you the risk of being accosted by mangey dudes in Spider-Man costumes in Hollywood proper.
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Mr. Koch, in the view of his detractors, exploited fears of black-on-white crime, such as when he spoke up in defense of the vigilante Bernhard H. Goetz, who shot four black teenagers, two of them in the back, when they accosted him on a subway in 1984.
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These protests quickly became riots as motorists were accosted, video emerged of a reporter and a homeless man being physically assaulted while racial epithets were hurled at them, as well as the previously mentioned "civilian on civilian" confrontation resulting in one rioter shooting the other in the head.
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Mendy is currently out injured for Man City, and so as the final whistle blew on an insane 2-1 victory for his team, Mendy, in street clothes, took to the field from the bench—only to be nearly accosted by security (or "stewards" for you footie linguists out there).
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It has become clear over the past few years that the shouting students and their civilian accomplices (the latter of whom have sometimes outnumbered the former, as at Middlebury when Charles Murray was accosted) are a charismatic minority who do not represent general opinion, even among enlightened people on the left.
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On top of working for an alleged monster during her internship last summer, Malia was accosted by a stalker after a guy snuck into the Manhattan building where the 18-year-old was working and proposed to her—and now it looks like she wasn't even properly paid for the job.
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" When CNN Political Analyst Joan Walsh, a fellow panelist, interjected and tried to justify Burnett's line of questioning, Dennard was taken aback: "Joan, when you get a show, I'll come on it, but until then, I'm gonna talk to Erin," he interrupted, adding "I'm not going to be accosted by you.
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Incident On the evening of December 16, 2012, the victim and a male friend were heading home from a South Delhi movie theater after watching the movie, "Life of Pi." They boarded a private bus and within a few minutes were accosted by the men travelling in the bus alongside them.
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Smollett, 37, has insisted he told the truth when he reported that he was accosted on the street in January 2019 by two masked men who threw a noose around his neck and poured chemicals on him while yelling racist and homophobic slurs and expressions of support for President Donald Trump.
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ON THE streets of Kinshasa, the raucous, ramshackle capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), it is now difficult for foreigners to walk through markets without being accosted by secret policemen, nor to do so without also hearing from shoppers and market traders how much they hate Joseph Kabila, the country's president.
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He stalked behind Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey as they testified to the Senate, accosted senator Marco Rubio during a post-hearing interview, berated a CNN reporter as he stood in the hallways, and broadcast it all on Twitter, the last platform that would have him.
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The lawyer also released a statement in a court filing asserting that my conversation with Labrie was "off the record" and that I had "accosted" him, when the reality is that I introduced myself as a reporter, he greeted me warmly, and at no time did we discuss going off the record.
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" And the actress Amber Tamblyn wrote on Instagram of being accosted at a nightclub by an ex-boyfriend who grabbed her by the hair and, with his other hand, lifted her by her vagina, bruising her badly, and "carried me, like something he owned, like a piece of trash, out of the club.
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Leaked emails, text messages, and financial documents, along with interviews The Verge conducted with 13 current and former workers, some of whom were once Mars' students, reveal that the CEO has sexually harassed female employees and clients, verbally accosted workers and interns, and kept his nanny and brother on the company payroll.
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The boys were on their way back home when they hit a dark stretch of road and a man in car pulled over, accosted them at gunpoint, told them to turn off their flashlight and after asking their ages, told them one-by-one to run and not look back or he would shoot them.
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One former Amazon warehouse worker in Etna, Ohio who manned an inventory-counting station for $14.50 an hour, Nick Veasley, said he had to process hundreds of items an hour and described managers so focused on metrics that workers were afraid to talk to one another, lest they be accosted for an unauthorized break.
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According to the authorities, the suspect, Amedeo Mancini, 39, accosted the couple — Emmanuel Chidi Namdi, 36, and his wife, who was identified as Chinyery Emmanuel, 24 — while they were strolling on Tuesday afternoon on a street in Fermo, a town of about 0003,000 in the central Italian region of Marche, near the Adriatic coast.
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"On publication of the last list, I was personally accosted by two irate elderly gentlemen who were fans of figgy pie and couldn't believe that 'figgy' wasn't allowed," Philip Nelkon, a four-time Scrabble champion in Britain, wrote in a foreword for the updated dictionary, noting that the word "figgy" had now been approved.
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It usually signals that the character is an asshole who is getting in the way of one of our main characters and is very likely to be run through with a sword or bashed with a hammer (for example, the King's Landing guards who accosted Gendry on his way out of the city in Season 7).
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The behavior of the media workers and of North Korean security guards, who later accosted tourists taking photos, offered a glimpse into how isolated, tightly regimented North Korea works, just as Tuesday's summit raises the prospect, perhaps still distant, that it might be about to take the first step towards emerging from its Cold War shell.
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Hawley, a former Supreme Court clerk running his second statewide race after winning the attorney general office in 2016, pointed to Democratic "mobs" that accosted senators during the debate over Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' Sen.
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In the past twenty-eight years, Jim has played on stage with one of humanity's monumental pop triumphs, accosted a famous Irish man in the street, and come into contact (however distant it may be) with almost every musician listed in one of those big rock encyclopedia books they sell in the airport branches of Waterstones.
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The behaviour of the media workers and of North Korean security guards, who later accosted tourists taking photos, offered a glimpse into how isolated, tightly regimented North Korea works, just as Tuesday's summit raises the prospect, perhaps still distant, that it might be about to take the first step towards emerging from its Cold War shell.
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The victim, who lived in a homeless shelter on West 36th Street, and was an avid recycler, according to his Twitter profile, had been sifting through the trash around the corner on 9th Avenue, in front of a row of restaurants, when he was accosted by a man in a dark coat around 11:15 p.m.
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Trainers describe an initiation process called "ramping" that entails 15–20 hours per week putting away weights, and then idling around on the gym floor, pitching their services to people working out (if you've ever been accosted by a trainer trying to "help" when you are simply trying to get a work out in, now you know why).
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Human rights groups also suspect Mr. Kim was behind the assassination of his exiled half brother, Kim Jong-nam, who was accosted in an airport in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, by two assailants wielding a liquid containing the nerve agent VX. Beyond the palace intrigue, the Kim family has presided over one of the world's most repressive regimes, leaving the country in tatters and its people in misery.
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Over the past year, black men, women, and children have been challenged, accosted, or reported to police by people for such innocuous actions as using a phone in a hotel lobby, having a picnic, trying to cash a check at a bank, babysitting white children, mowing lawns, selling water, eating at Subway, sleeping in a college common room, and entering their own apartment buildings.
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Read more:Anti-racist protesters at Syracuse University brought the chancellor to his knees, but now they want his headA white supremacist manifesto was AirDropped to students&apos phones during late night studying at Syracuse University, according to campus securitySyracuse University has suspended all fraternity activities for the rest of the semester after a black student said a group of students accosted her and called her a racial slur
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The suit names several CMP members as defendants, including the organization's chief executive officer, David Daleiden, a "known-anti abortion extremist"; the group's secretary, Troy Newman, "a dangerous and reckless extremist"; the CMP chief financial officer Albin Rhomberg, "a well-known anti-abortion extremist who has repeatedly harassed and accosted women and reproductive health providers"; and BIOMAX, a fictitious tissue procurement company established by the CMP in order to gain access to Planned Parenthood conferences.
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" The Trump administration, Mr. Sessions said, is working "out of a concern to make the lives of people in particularly the poor communities, minority communities, live a safer, happier life so that they're able to have their children outside and go to school in safety and they can go to the grocery store in safety and not be accosted by drug dealers and get caught in crossfires or have their children seduced into some gang.
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To say that Black lives matter is not to say that other lives do not; indeed, it is quite the reverse—it is to recognize that all lives do matter, and to acknowledge that African Americans are often targeted unfairly (witness the number of African Americans accosted daily for no reason other than walking through a White neighborhood—including some, like young Trayvon Martin, who lost their lives) and that our society is not yet so advanced as to have become truly color blind.
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Read more:Syracuse University has suspended all fraternity activities for the rest of the semester after a black student said a group of students accosted her and called her a racial slurA beauty influencer has apologized for singing a song lyric containing the n-wordA black man was put in handcuffs after a police officer stopped him on a train platform because he was eatingBuffalo Wild Wings said it fired a group of employees who asked a party of black customers to move to accommodate a &aposracist&apos regular
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Read more:Syracuse students have been besieged by racist attacks, and more than a dozen told us they&aposre scared and angry with the school&aposs tepid responseAnti-racist protesters at Syracuse University brought the chancellor to his knees, but now they want his headSyracuse University has suspended all fraternity activities for the rest of the semester after a black student said a group of students accosted her and called her a racial slur&aposSexual racism&apos is a major problem on queer dating apps like Grindr, and it may be causing depression in black men
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As the Elton John song plays, we watch Stan bid farewell to racquetball buddy Philip and embrace his new partner, Renée, whom Philip still regards with suspicion; we see Elizabeth pondering the well-stocked closet and cushy American home she's now realizing, as she considers leaving it behind, she's become surprisingly accustomed to; and we see Paige leaving church to walk through the very parking lot she and her mother were accosted in — after taking a moment to brace herself, she walks to her car and drives away, brushing aside the trauma of that earlier event with the steely reserve her mother has instilled in her through training.
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