"They left us out on the street with the aggressors when the police hadn't event arrived, and after the aggressors had threatened us to come back and kill us," said Perez-Rios.
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The Arabs, usually, for the most part, are the aggressors.
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Revis feared for his safety and retreated from the aggressors.
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When they target smaller companies, patent aggressors benefit because many of these targets don't have in-house counsel or the estimated $3.2 million required to defend themselves, so they pay the aggressors to go away.
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Thankfully, there are courageous individuals who stand up to the aggressors.
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They were the aggressors and wanted it a little bit more.
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What do we do with the people who helped the aggressors?
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There are often no consequences for the aggressors in these cases.
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"What's only laid for aggressors is dead bodies," the newspaper said.
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It is explicitly modeled on protecting American jobs from foreign aggressors.
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They also aren't the sexual aggressors you once believed them to be.
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Plus, Vitamins C and E condition and help protect against environmental aggressors.
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Showing deference to the aggressors and keeping one's mouth shut, of course.
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We should have learned from those rapes and those victims and those aggressors.
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Rape culture operates on the false assumption that men are natural sexual aggressors.
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We need a public deterrence policy against possible aggressors who target our infrastructure.
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Bumble requires women to flip the presumption that men are the dating aggressors.
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But unlike the bike startups and cab aggressors, it is betting on buses.
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Bad bankers, sexual aggressors, killer cops: let's see them finally get their due.
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They'll be available to aggressors, failed states, terrorists, criminals, extortionists, even disaffected individuals.
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But hopefully one day we can learn to treat our trunked aggressors as friends.
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If class warfare is being waged, it is not Democrats who are the aggressors.
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Again it paints the Americans as the sneaky aggressors, stealing from the righteous Soviets.
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In the real world, mankind has always had aggressors that threaten to destroy peace.
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We cannot have foreign, and foreign aggressors I would argue, intervening in our elections.
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The protesters were the "aggressors" and the military acted in self-defense, it said.
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For pilots in training, the Aggressors, or "red air," can be their worst nightmare.
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Our social narratives surrounding gender portray men as aggressors, physically stronger, and "always wanting" sex.
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We cannot have foreign, and I would say foreign aggressors here, intervening in our elections.
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"During this time, the Police have continually been the aggressors in peaceful protest," Packnett wrote.
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Researchers want to know how humans and the long-snooted aggressors can live in peace.
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Wars are prevented by deterrence, when potential aggressors believe they cannot get away with aggression.
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The aptly named David's Sling will guard the small country from numerous, much larger aggressors.
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"The aggressors should know: Revenge is inevitable and they will be destroyed," Mr. Putin said.
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The Pacers were the aggressors in the second period when they took 15 free throws.
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Authoritarian aggressors, illiberalism, and poverty will flourish in a world of German-American mutual incomprehension.
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"They were the aggressors on both ends from the start of the game," Devin Booker said.
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Pro-slavery papers insisted that Northern aggressors were trying to isolate and destroy the slaveholding South.
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Mr. Oputa said the aggressors were police officers armed with dogs, water cannons and tear gas.
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When her aggressors dispersed, she slapped her partner, Daniel Ulbricht, and he fell to the floor.
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"If the victims and aggressors/Just remain each other's others," Mike Cooley sings against revving distortion.
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As a result, those troops are often ill-equipped to fight terrorist organizations and external aggressors.
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Tehran might also resort to tactics that pressure Europe to intervene or help thwart foreign aggressors.
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In nearly every country, adolescent boys were taught to be the aggressors in sexual and romantic relationships.
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"Moreover, unlike most enterprise software, continually enhanced solutions are required because aggressors are always changing their tactics."
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Now the president and his minions were the aggressors, seeking help with the 2020 re-election effort.
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Women are coming after their aggressors, calling them by name and deed and reversing the power equation.
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The Biwat of Papua New Guinea think women are the sexual aggressors and men are the receivers.
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It might be that Obama held back from naming names in hopes of improving relations with aggressors.
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One video of dark-skinned residents being attacked was edited to make them look like the aggressors.
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Third-party companies and aggressors will often use the tactic as a means of making a statement.
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Mr. Nicks humanizes police officers, and presses viewers to see them as more than two-dimensional aggressors.
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Most importantly, this visible message of national security serves to assure our partners and dissuade potential aggressors.
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Mexican Interior Minister Alfonso Navarrete condemned the violence, stating that "aggressors" had arrived armed with Molotov cocktails.
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Regular, repeated violence is a vicious cyclone that sweeps up innocent victims and creates new aggressors regularly.
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The film's most violent scenes aren't depicted on screen, nor is there much time devoted to the aggressors.
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The Blue Ninja Lizards: Greninja A pack of these lizard-like ninjas become aggressors late in the movie.
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According to dermatologist Howard Murad, there are a number of aggressors damaging our skin at any given time.
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This one contains an exclusive antioxidant blend to protect skin from environmental aggressors, while also providing full coverage.
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Catfish is spinning off into Catfish: Trolls, wherein participants confront their online aggressors instead of their online romances.
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While some of the allegations date back decades, many of the alleged aggressors have only recently faced consequences.
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The absence of such protections would seriously complicate military planning, overseas deployments and, ultimately, deterrence against potential aggressors.
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Amnesty International, a human-rights watchdog, says it has seen "repeated instances where police officers were the aggressors".
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That would be the insistence that the only two choices are war or major concessions to the aggressors.
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And so, if you want NATO to be a serious military deterrent to aggressors, you have to spend more.
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Seven people -- including one civilian, a law enforcement officer and five so-called "aggressors" -- were killed, government officials said.
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Imperialist aggressors from the United States are waging an economic war on this country, he tells his loyal listeners.
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You've also got this assemblage of tips aimed at giving you a leg up on the alien aggressors. 1.
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Nuclear weapons would be used frequently by aggressors, rogues, terrorists, and extortionists, and no protections or counters would exist.
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Their dancing and unaffected expressions mock their aggressors, publicly demonstrating that they no longer hold sway over their lives.
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BOBBY ELLIS RUKMINI CALLIMACHI A majority of the aggressors, according to the interviews I did, were Syrians and Iraqis.
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Women don't wear makeup and are sexual aggressors, while men are required to shave their chests and inner thighs.
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It was unclear who the aggressors were — some blamed thugs from a nearby market, others blamed the president's supporters.
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Nuclear weapons will become readily obtainable by aggressors, failed and failing states, terrorist organizations, criminals, extortionists, even disaffected individuals.
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Black life in America has endured as little more than a fragile truth in the hands of white aggressors.
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The Langs always wondered what would have happened if armed white neighbors hadn't arrived to chase away the aggressors.
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And historical precedents are fairly unambiguous regarding longer-term results: appeasing aggressors only whets their appetite for more aggression.
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Ayodhya was the home of Lord Rama, and the Muslims had been the initial aggressors in the Gujarat incident.
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Furthermore, the force structure requirements were driven by four factors: assuring allies, deterring aggressors, dissuading competitors and defeating enemies.
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Unless we realize how vulnerable we are, we are playing into the hands of foreign aggressors like Mr. Putin.
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Namely: dragonfruit and blueberry extracts to help ward off environmental aggressors (ahem, pollution), plus heavy-hitting hydrators niacinamide and squalene.
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In Trump's cybersecurity speech during the campaign, he outlined a plan to deter potential aggressors with just such a signal.
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I remembered how each time that the democracies failed to act it had encouraged the aggressors to keep going ahead.
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Another 28 percent saw the white supremacists as the aggressors and 10 percent mostly blamed the left-wing counter-protesters.
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The Royals were the aggressors for much of the night, especially in how they tested Wright's arm from third base.
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This would probably be the first time the Aggressors give a Chinese-inspired color scheme to one of their aircraft.
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Clinton — who has the support of many retired military leaders — as some kind of pushover for terrorists and foreign aggressors.
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Spencer and his cohorts claim they're not haters or aggressors, but rather the last defenders of a dying Western civilization.
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Black freedmen and their white allies, who were being regularly murdered throughout the region, were cast as the real aggressors.
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Throughout much of the period, Southern congressmen were the aggressors, and Northerners, who disdained violence, were considered timid or cowardly.
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Protect yourself from greedy or jealous aggressors, and be mindful of how you push your will onto other people, too.
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Footage from cameras at the hotel revealed that Sean and Rod Stewart were the "primary aggressors," according to the affidavit.
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It's a show for the general public — including lawyers and judges who sometimes "dismiss these claims" — and potential victims and aggressors.
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If aggression information is available in how someone walks, then we could train people to recognize potential aggressors from a distance.
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Combat Aircraft later published some photographs of the an F-1173 sporting what seemed to be an Aggressors/camouflaged color scheme.
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" And Mr. Putin criticized efforts "to distort the truth about the Second World War and rehabilitate the aggressors and their accomplices.
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This troubled neighborhood is rife with spoilers and aggressors positioning themselves to exert maximum influence while blunting that of their rivals.
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Internationally, U.S. retrenchment ushered in a heyday for authoritarian aggressors and a dismal period for international human rights and press freedom.
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But they played the role of aggressors in the second half against Duke and its five-time champion coach, Mike Krzyzewski.
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There are places where you can build turrets and use other elements in the environment to turn the odds against your aggressors.
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They committed to confronting aggressors early, before they could destabilize key regions or pose an existential threat to international peace and security.
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The Houthi group denies those charges and says it is conducting a patriotic resistance against outside aggressors in thrall to the West.
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Our friends and allies need to know that we can provide them the resources to help them parry the advances of aggressors.
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But after the film of my trip aired, I found myself caught in a familiar constellation of tabloid and social media aggressors.
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A museum, still forbidden to foreigners, tells visitors that the weapons were made to fend off American and Soviet aggressors encircling China.
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But he says it's hard to know whether violence is increasing or whether victims are simply more comfortable speaking out against their aggressors.
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University police accused the three students, who are black, of being the aggressors in the physical altercation and were dismissed from the school.
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"The language that the governor expressed in the intimacy with his friends is the same language that we hear from aggressors," Gonzalez said.
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As we reported ... it was a classic case of mistaken identity, but now we know it was O.T. that the aggressors were after.
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They ultimately seek to undermine the international order led by the United States that restrains aggressors while encouraging both political and economic freedom.
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Syria's foreign minister warned on Saturday that Damascus would resist any ground incursion into its territory and send the aggressors home in coffins.
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"Security services in the capital detained a number of mercenaries tasked by the aggressors to plant rumours and disturb public peace," Saba reported.
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Moreover, reposturing the Triad would not solve the fundamental problem — that the march of military technology is trending against Triad survivability, favoring aggressors.
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The police confirmed that they were investigating the murder, but said they still hadn't been able to identify the victim, or the aggressors.
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But after losing Kevin Durant to the Golden State Warriors in free agency a year ago, the Thunder were aggressors this time around.
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She said the Cinematheque Française was "spitting in the face of victims of male aggression" and complicit to the impunity of the aggressors.
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Last year he recreated the shocking defense using decoy threats, demonstrating that the eels can, in fact, jump upon, make contact, and electrify aggressors.
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Yehia Hussein, an emergency worker in the Houthi-controled area, said "Saudi-American aggressors" targeted the hotel, which had been hosting around 100 people.
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" Police Superintendent Michael Harrison said Tuesday that multiple video accounts and eyewitness statements "clearly demonstrate that our officers were the aggressors in this incident.
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This particular oil contains five different plant-based oils, and claims to deliver intense moisturisation as well as protect your skin against environmental aggressors.
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Together, these active and passive defenses could be a revolution in military technology, shifting strategic advantage away from nuclear aggressors to the United States.
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Meanwhile, in Africa, Aki's theory proves correct and all of the ghostly aggressors turn a brilliant bright blue and fuck off back into space.
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The answer is obvious: because he thinks he has no other choice — that Americans, not Russians, are the aggressors, and he's just striking back.
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But she also described the aggressors as "black Muslims," which suggests she comes from a household quick to reach for a clichéd black bogeyman.
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He calls out aggressors in plain language like "you're an idiot," and makes stupid jokes about the punning names of his companies and products.
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Because life throws hardballs at you — there are so many other factors that aren't just product use, like your diet, your environment, any aggressors, stress.
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Young boys are the next generation of potential aggressors, and they're essential in the fight to shift a culture that normalizes all forms gendered violence.
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And unlike the Germans, who were divided because of their guilt, because they had been aggressors in World War II, the Koreans had been victims.
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Stadium security and off-duty cops broke up the fight ... but surprisingly, no arrests were made and the aggressors left the game on their own.
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Sunset respects the brave individuals in the entertainment industry and beyond who have been victimized in the past and have stood up to their aggressors.
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Sexual fantasies involving straight men can represent a sort of acceptance by the very people who have been their aggressors for much of their life.
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Can we, in good conscience, continue to bring new aggressors to light while ignoring the ones we know about, and have allowed to go unpunished?
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Is this only a brief window of transparency during which the worst aggressors take on all the blame for what is obviously deep institutional failure?
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Most citizens were taught that the hundreds of thousands of Chinese soldiers who died in the Korean War were defending their country from U.S. aggressors.
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By the end of the film, it is obvious that the TV cameras began rolling only when protesters could be painted as the sole aggressors.
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That's because the government wants them to know about Trump's threats, because they bolster Kim's nationalist narrative that he protects Korea from imperialist American aggressors.
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The term "skinhead" has a lot of unfortunate baggage and allows members to be painted as aggressors even in cases where the opposite is true.
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For Pryor's part ... his attorney is denying those allegations, saying Briston and her friends were the aggressors -- adding Pryor was nothing more than a victim.
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She and the others were criticized for, among other things, not naming their aggressors — something analysts said could have dissuaded other women from speaking out.
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The key notion in Us is that our shadow selves, our reverse negatives, are not separate entities from ourselves — we are simply our own aggressors.
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It was basically the video game version of Red Dawn only with North Korean aggressors instead of Chinese and Russians, and, sadly, no Patrick Swayze.
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This kind of action is one of many tools online aggressors use in online fights — something Hogg has been the target of for some time now.
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Now, her offering includes bio-fermented probiotic elixir tonics for fighting environmental aggressors, collagen shots, and detox powders — all of which contribute to her cult following.
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And they claim the officers were the aggressors, since the video shows the cops taking Clark to the ground when he's not putting up a fight.
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The Body Shop Vitamin E Sink-in Moisture MaskThis vitamin-packed product fights the effects of environmental aggressors like, oh, everything you experience on a plane.
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On the contrary, rules help deter aggressors, shape countries' behaviour, safeguard American interests and create a mechanism to help solve problems from trade to climate change.
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Following Saudi Arabia's announcement, Syria's foreign minister said on Saturday Damascus would resist any ground incursion into its territory and send the aggressors home "in coffins".
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When the declared intention of the aggressors is to kill that nation's citizens, it is laughable to even suggest that a forceful response would not ensue.
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But Waters said the president has created a narrative that paints Democrats as aggressors, pointing to the protests during the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings as an example.
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Put simply, these individuals, once the aggressors of the election, now have hurt feelings and want Americans to override the Constitution to make them feel happy.
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Wars are begun when potential aggressors believe they can get away with it — which is what Putin might well believe would happen if Trump is elected.
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Most involved one or two aggressors driving in a truck who tried to grab a young woman off the street and pull her into their vehicle.
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"Do not hesitate to pay ransom if you cannot free them by force, and attack their butchers like investigators and judges and any... aggressors," he added.
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Democrats may now become the aggressors, critical of the former investment banker's ties to the financial industry and worried he may want to roll back regulations.
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The Chinese massage technique is said to help boost metabolism and purge the body of the mental and environmental aggressors that can show up on your skin.
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The women who reported abuse said the majority of the aggressors had been senior men — the ones with the power to determine the future in their field.
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It's an arc that reflects the struggle that so many women are facing in confronting their own aggressors, many of whom have also remain unscathed for years.
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We use them to decide if we're going to come forward, to speak on the record about our aggressors and share information about which men to avoid.
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The army spoke of the need to ward off "imperialist aggressors," and a television commentator warned that foreigners were intent on destroying the country's way of life.
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""'Exotic' paint jobs have become a distinguishing feature of US Air Force Aggressors to make their fighter jets similar to a Russian 4th and 5th generation aircraft.
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"In these cases, the aggressors control what they do, their mobile phones ... they follow them, spy on them, call them constantly and leave threatening messages," Montealegre said.
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Rather than being victims of a hate crime, the authorities said, the women had been "the aggressors," hitting a 19-year-old white woman on the bus.
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Their words are a shield for all marginalized and fucked over people embodying the city's refusal to be stomped out, hitting back at aggressors just as hard.
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Amid a recent outpouring by Frenchwomen reporting episodes of sexual harassment and naming their aggressors, two women have accused a renowned Islamic scholar of violent sexual attacks.
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Yolanda Besteiro, the president of the Federation of Progressive Women, said the ruling sent the wrong message to both the aggressors and the victims of domestic violence.
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In a flash, the Altered Carbon hero grabs two knives out of her battlegear, flings them into the air, and knocks her aggressors' weapons to the ground.
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There are aggressors and mediators, extroverts and introverts, dour matriarchs, drama queens and debates in two different languages: English when we're polite and Bengali when we're lively.
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The aide added that poor leadership can create situations where it might be easier for cyber aggressors to access information, including residents' tax and driver's license data.
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But Concord was where the Americans first fired back at their British aggressors, she says firmly, as we cross the river and head towards the surrounding woods.
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Despite the fact that many likely aggressors are still digesting recent acquisitions, there is already talk in industry circles of an impending second wave of media mergers.
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Both Clinton and Trump have proposed carving out "safe zones" in the country, which means clearing out a chunk of its territory and protecting it from aggressors.
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By aligning stories both from the victims and aggressors of the US-led invasion of Iraq conflict, the project creates a picture of collective trauma and perseverance.
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"Security services in the capital detained a number of mercenaries tasked by the aggressors to plant rumours and disturb public peace," said the Houthi-controlled Saba news agency.
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She'll have to demonstrate that the team owners are stereotyping men as sexual aggressors and women as vulnerable victims, thus burdening women with the responsibility of avoiding predation.
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These aren't the only competitors to attack their way into the late rounds: Veteran aggressors Roger Federer and Venus Williams have both reached the semi-finals as well.
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Her strategy looked like a textbook case of European leadership, placing German interests to one side for the greater cause of EU unity and resistance to outside aggressors.
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It's Michelle Pfeiffer's beautifully deranged final scene in Batman Returns, where an abused woman is twisted into a coy punisher, fighting off both intended saviors and cruel aggressors.
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Jarrod Hubbard also was forced to deactivate his Facebook account in order to stop the death threats from coming in; however, he said his aggressors found another way.
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Another Revolutionary Guards general warned Monday that military action against Iran would turn it into a "graveyard for aggressors," according to the semi-official Iranian FARS news agency.
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For the most part, when you see a Muslim women, someone's trying to save them, or we're seeing them being killed, tortured, or being aggressors, or as terrorists.
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This means taking a hard look at how they might have protected aggressors who claim they were "just joking around," their words and actions "misunderstood" by their accusers.
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The "counter-protesters" were the aggressors—they'd been primed for a fight, for a threat that wouldn't materialize, and some of them proceeded as though there was one.
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It means we should resist interloping foreign aggressors, whether it was the Soviets in Egypt in the 1960s, or the Russians and Iranians in Syria in this decade.
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According to the Department of Homeland Security, state agencies are experiencing threats from the same types of aggressors who attack federal systems, including foreign actors, activists and criminals.
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One of its founders, Courtney Young, told me that the site itself has attracted harassment from aggressors who try to create false accounts and shut the site down.
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Over the last half decade or so, Russia's state-sponsored hackers have distinguished themselves as the most active, aggressive, and disruptive teams of online aggressors in the world.
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Matthew Heimbach, the group's chairman, wrote in a blog on the website of the Traditionalist Youth Network that the protesters, including those from Black Lives Matter, were the aggressors.
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"The massacres committed by the US imperialist aggressors in Sinchon showed that they are cannibals seeking pleasure in slaughter," Kim said during a visit to the museum in 2014.
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It also highlights common forms of inaction by law enforcement officials and courts in prosecuting male aggressors, and their complicity in blaming women for the violence brought against them.
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The dwarf can repair a damaged turret when he's near, but the turrets are currently so powerful that they can often pick off multiple aggressors before repairs are needed.
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While few people are going to lay down their life, leaping feet first into a crowd of aggressors, Clayton might have just drop kicked the nail on the head.
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Kill bacteria, obliterate blackheads, confront external aggressors — it's like going to war with your skin, and those with severe cases often fight an uphill battle that can seem neverending.
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"One man unfairly fired over a misinterpreted bump in the elevator could transform all of us women into the marauding aggressors, the men our hapless victims," writes Rebecca Traister.
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"If attacked, we can make the maritime regions unsafe for the aggressors," said an Iranian official who spoke on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the situation.
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In the story, there is no military tension, no setting up of China or Russia as aggressors, and no misguided American soldiers sabotaging the spaceship that landed in America.
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Adult-film star Stormy Daniels said Sunday that she is regularly approached by rape survivors who tell her that she inspired them to file charges against their alleged aggressors.
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" Alluding to the present-day battle over narratives, he continued, "Attempts are made to distort the truth about the Second World War and rehabilitate the aggressors and their accomplices.
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"The European Union has publicly glorified the rioters' abuses and has flouted the Hong Kong police's self-defense measures to defend their lives against their aggressors," the embassy said.
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After dealing with a collection agency for two years, I became nervous and avoidant whenever I had to talk on the phone to large corporations or any faceless aggressors.
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This being a superhero story, would I have an opportunity to protect another trans middle schooler from bullies, only to run up against an administration that sided with the aggressors?
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Solidarity, Family and Social Development Minister Bassima Hakkaoui told 2M TV channel on Sunday that the law criminalizing violence against women has encouraged women to report and sue their aggressors.
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The F-16 aviators, also called "Aggressors" from the 18th Aggressor Squadron, based out of Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, prepare pilots to face a variety of new combat scenarios.
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Riley extols the virtues of vitamins C and E for protecting skin against pollution and other environmental aggressors, which can cause skin damage like hyper-pigmentation, fine lines, and dullness.
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"Those who supported the aggressors... have no authority or freedom, but are subservient to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates," the group's Al Masirah TV quoted him as saying.
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Van Hollen says the DETER Act will make the U.S. proactively respond to foreign aggressors who carry out attacks on U.S. elections, rather than playing defense once an attack unfolds.
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The Maru is a disabled civilian spaceship under siege by — wait for it — Klingons, and you, as a captain, must weigh rescuing its crew against holding the aggressors at bay.
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In these cases, certain types of traffic can be reconfigured to be rerouted through an attacker-controlled point, where all activity is then passively and silently logged by the aggressors.
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Democrats were concerned after reading reports of the complaint's contents that Trump attempted to coerce Zelensky into investigating Biden by withholding military aid the country needs to fight Russian aggressors.
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As Ukrainian parliamentarian Nataliya Katser-Buchkovska says, Ukraine needs to hear from the "guarantors of the Western order" that it will not be left alone in its battle against outside aggressors.
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Instead, crows band into small groups to chase and attack ravens—97 percent of the time, the crows are the aggressors, according to the paper published in The Auk Ornithological Advances.
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The battle, which sent families hiding in terror for hours, left seven people dead: Five "aggressors," one Mexican National Guard member, and one civilian, Security Minister Alfonso Durazo said on Twitter.
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" And some are particularly vulgar suggesting that she could have "twerked" them off: "I don't understand, with Kim Kardashian's ass, she could have knocked out her aggressors in 2, 3 twerk.
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Many men feel as if they're still expected to be the sexual aggressors, whether that means asking someone out, leaning in for a kiss, or escalating a makeout session into sex.
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One of the primary issues raised by "hacking back" is the simple question of whether victims can accurately identify their aggressors, trace the correct source, and retaliate against the right entity.
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Beyond that, the administration may consider broader deployment of missile defenses in the Middle East, South Korea, and Japan, and potentially, U.S. tactical nuclear weapons in vicinity of the two aggressors.
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Then, the discomfort came more from the game's mistily black alien aggressors, which are able to take the form of just about anything as a means of camouflage, pouncing on me.
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In the constant battle between aggressive fighter and out fighter, the reason that so many aggressors fail is because they lock their gaze on landing the big shots to the head.
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This deterrence strategy has been effective in protecting the United States and our allies against nuclear-armed potential aggressors far more powerful than North Korea — the Soviet Union/Russia and China.
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He was born in 1917 to a prosperous family in the southern Chinese province of Hunan at a time when the country was being carved up by warlords and foreign aggressors.
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It often involves fast aerial pursuits, multiple aggressors, and male spectators: When the mate was absent, the male often walked casually over to the female and proceeded to mount without pausing.
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And is there any room to suggest, as Merkin does, that women do have the agency to stand up for themselves when faced with aggressors who are more like Thrush than Weinstein?
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But since those findings rarely become public, aggressors tend to simply move on to other positions at other schools where they can enjoy a clean reputation and even begin their harassment anew.
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") Sir Francis Richards, the former chief of GCHQ (Britain's version of the NSA), told the Economist Radio the new Cold War "has rules that bind us but none that bind the aggressors.
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This is a point worth underscoring: not only can a game like Papo & Yo touch victims, but it can also touch aggressors—again testament to the power of the video game medium.
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Kim Jong Un will rapidly ramp up production, servicing aggressors, failed and failing states, terrorist groups of all types, states undergoing civil war, criminals, extortionists, anyone with a jihad or a grudge.
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" These stories, Reynolds said, not only depict men as insatiable, animalistic sexual aggressors, but also "teach young girls that they have two choices: Either be victimized by men's desires or pander to them.
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Both Castile and Sterling will be further dehumanized; their pasts will be pillaged, and attempts will be made to recast both victims as the gunmen, the aggressors who brought their deaths upon themselves.
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"The Commission notes with concern that in most cases, the murdered women had previously denounced their aggressors, faced serious acts of domestic violence, or suffered previous attacks or attempted homicides," the IACHR said.
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One of two adversary air squadrons in the US Air Force, the Aggressors pride themselves on learning and studying other countries' tactics, so they can realistically replicate what they might see in combat.
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The digital rights group Electronic Frontier Foundation (co-founded by Barlow in 1990) suggests a tactic called "counterspeech," or the practice of bystander intervention that overpowers aggressors in an attempt to deter them.
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He saw women as sexual aggressors who couldn't keep their hands off of him — but given what we know about the allegations of sexual harassment and assault against Trump, the opposite was likely true.
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This might be a less-risky fire fight against Sentinels, perhaps the very first one, as lower-powered metallic aggressors with no useful minds of their own could certainly be regarded as slow machines.
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Amy Klobuchar was one of main aggressors throughout the night, while the billionaire Tom Steyer also sought to score points on issues like race and climate change, as he polls well in South Carolina.
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A$AP Rocky is under arrest in Sweden for a street fight and now faces a very serious charge -- this despite video that seems to show he and his team were NOT the aggressors.
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Officials hoped that teaching people about the country's miserable past at the hands of imperialist aggressors would make them more supportive of the party, and grateful for its help in making China great again.
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While the company says changing the pistol emoji is just for consistency's sake, the timing also suggests that this is one more step by Twitter to curb methods used by trolls and online aggressors.
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Realistically, what happens is what you got in Bosnia, which was a difficult and imperfect agreement that gave too much power to the aggressors and maintained a lot of the factionalism and ethnic strife.
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According to Europe's highest court of human rights, Muslim women in head scarves and burqas are simultaneously victims, in need of a government savior, and aggressors, spreading extremism merely by appearing Muslim in public.
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As the deaths of unarmed black men at the hands of police dominated the news, a national conversation began about the need to make certain that officers acted as protectors rather than as aggressors.
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While vitamin C can be used in the morning or evening, most prefer to apply it during the day since its antioxidant properties act as a shield to deflect pollution and other environmental aggressors.
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We have to think about things like potentially processing people as refugees in their home countries if there's a way that we can do it that protects them from potential aggressors when they're there.
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Last month, encouraged by the wave of denunciations by women outing their sexual aggressors in the #MeToo campaign on social media after the Harvey Weinstein scandal, Ms. Ayari identified Mr. Ramadan as her attacker.
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Meanwhile, countries like the U.S. and U.K. are redoubling their efforts to build up their expertise and security both in response to the wave of breaches, but also perhaps to better arm themselves as aggressors.
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She also recommends SkinCeuticals Phyto Corrective Serum for everyday use to calm and regulate redness, and a gentle day cream like La Roche-Posay Toleriane Double Repair to help protect your skin from daily aggressors.
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On some university campuses conservative speakers who cast doubt on the concepts of patriarchy and white privilege, or who claim that gender norms are not arbitrary, are treated as aggressors whose speech should be prevented.
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The Alliance side of things had some heavier references to to the war, at least in the portions I played, with one scenario in Stormsong Valley where a fleet of Horde aggressors bombed a town.
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According to that official, the Obama administration had been working on campaigns to confront the four big aggressors in cyberspace -- China, Russia, Iran and North Korea -- but handed off those plans to the Trump administration.
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Evidence collected by the Public Integrity Bureau investigators, which included multiple video accounts and eyewitness statements, "clearly demonstrates that our officers were the aggressors in this incident," NOPD Superintendent Michael Harrison said in a statement.
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In a split-second act of selflessness, he leaves behind his happy life of domestic bliss at the start of Infinity War to embrace his inner heroism and take the fight directly to Earth's aggressors.
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"The Power," Naomi Alderman's recent work of speculative fiction, tackles a freighted question: What would happen in a conventional society if the roles of men and women were flipped, so that women were the aggressors?
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The authorities spoke with two witnesses who worked at the hotel and also reviewed surveillance footage of the confrontation, which revealed that both the elder and younger Stewarts were "the primary aggressors," the affidavit said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A senior commander in Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Monday that Tehran would "firmly punish" aggressors who attack the country, as tensions rise between Iran and the United States and its regional allies.
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" Amanda Joyce Hall, a Black PhD candidate, wrote a letter to graduate school dean Lynn Cooley asking the administration "to adopt a zero-tolerance policy for racial policing that ends in the expulsion of the aggressors.
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The formula even includes antioxidants like vitamin E, and as someone who lives among the air pollution and environmental aggressors of New York City, this is an added plus for the well-being of my skin.
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In particular, he will likely be asked about allegations the president withheld congressionally approved military aid Ukraine needed to continue its fight against Russian aggressors in the hope of pressuring Ukrainian leaders to launch that investigation.
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A Kansas judge said that he believed a pair of teenagers were the "aggressors" in a sexual encounter with a 85033-year-old man who was convicted of soliciting a 13-year-old girl on Facebook.
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Press reports said the armed aggressors (presumably drug gang members) fled after trying to repel the soldiers, but that villagers acting in defence of the gangsters detained the soldiers and their weapons for a few hours.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Growing violence against aid and health workers in conflict zones is jeopardising humanitarian operations, British parliamentarians said on Tuesday as they urged the country to lead international efforts to hold aggressors to account.
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She encouraged them to take photos and share them on social media in an effort to change Colombian law — specifically legislation that would make it harder to get acid over the counter, and increase penalties against aggressors.
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When sectarian riots broke out in 2012 between Rohingyas and Rakhines, a largely Buddhist ethnic group inhabiting the same region, the local media painted the Rohingyas as the aggressors, even though they came off much the worse.
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The document was originally meant to serve as a digital "whisper network" of women quietly cautioning one another about potential aggressors, but a news article about the list led Donegan to shut the original down within hours.
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His calls for a "Europe that protects" resonate with those who blame an excess of Anglo-American deregulatory zeal for fuelling populism in the EU. But they risk alienating those Europeans who consider themselves workers, not aggressors.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO and the European Union overcame years of rivalry on Tuesday to agree a seven-point plan to counter tactics such as cyber attacks, information warfare and irregular militia from Russia and other potential aggressors.
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Aggressors have also been shown to have poorer mental and physical health years later, and may have a greater risk of later criminal activity, according to Mary Muscari, a forensic psychiatric nurse and criminologist at Binghamton University.
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The nature of the partnership, which used Palantir's network-analysis software to identify potential aggressors and victims of violence, was unknown to the public and key members of the city council prior to publication of The Verge's findings.
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The question has reverberated online and in news broadcasts, with some protesting that characterizing Orlando as the worst ignores an ugly history of attacks that claimed more lives, most often involving white aggressors and black or Indian victims.
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While foreign aggressors were biding their time to strike back, the Suldlom Collective was almost torn apart from the inside, and longed for a distant past when its "essence" and ideological "purity" was still undiluted by alien elements.
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The most common form of suffering in this novel is that which characters inflict on themselves: poisoning themselves with drink, putting their heads in the oven, setting the bedroom on fire, egging on aggressors, rebuffing love, refusing help.
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When it emerged that the aggressors had confessed to throwing eggs at other people, regardless of race, Salvini seized on this as proof that the racism narrative was a fiction whipped up by a hysterical media and opposition.
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Raisman – who is now heavily involved in the anti-child abuse nonprofit Darkness To Light – adds in the chat that the #MeToo movement (and its victims and aggressors), of course, goes far beyond Hollywood, gymnastics and high-profile celebrities.
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"The crime of the aggressors against prisoners is additional proof that they are ready to violate all Yemenis, even those loyal to them," the Houthi-run Al Masirah TV quoted the group's leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi as saying.
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Placed there by an activist group, it features an illustration of a "not welcome" mat laid over a puddle of blood, and announces, in Catalan, a list of aggressors to the neighborhood: real-estate speculators, tourist mobs, and Airbnb.
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The stereotype of black men as sexual aggressors against white women was often used as one of the main excuses to subjugate blacks—it also obscures the actual history of rape in America slavery, once a routine practice in this country.
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Like Russia and China, these smaller aggressors are after information about U.S. citizens, such as their whereabouts or applications to government agencies, that can be used to manipulate the U.S. political system and degrade and embarrass American organizations, she said.
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That's exactly why it's become such a popular ingredient in skin care — in fact, just a single gram can hold supposedly hold up to six liters of water, and research suggests it can help protect against environmental aggressors like pollution, too.
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"Our toughest counteraction against the U.S. and its vassal forces will be taken in such a merciless manner as not to allow the aggressors to survive," North Korea's official KCNA news agency quoted its military as saying in a statement.
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Syria will resist any ground incursion into its territory and send the aggressors home "in coffins", its foreign minister said on Saturday, in comments clearly aimed at Sunni Arab countries that have said they were ready to join such an operation.
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Doing so may not liberate $21625 billion a year for domestic investments as some would like, but it might free up several tens of billions of dollars that could be used to strengthen the nation at home without emboldening aggressors overseas.
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Analysts say that North Korea cultivates a sense of unpredictability verging on irrationality, but that, in fact, the government remains coldly calculating, edging up to the brink of war to keep aggressors at bay and its savagely oppressed people cowed.
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Well aware of Soviet military weakness yet eager to expand his nation's borders and enhance his power, Stalin faced difficult decisions: Should he cut deals with the aggressors, despite their rabid anti-Communism, or throw in his lot with Britain?
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"That this has been swept under the rug and kept from the public — both the payments and the acts themselves — makes it even more egregious because it marginalizes the victims and acts to excuse the aggressors with little to no consequences."
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Sitting at her computer and reading the accounts of women outing their sexual aggressors in the #MeToo campaign on social media after the Harvey Weinstein scandal, she joined in and identified the man she says raped her five years ago.
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Veale said that about "20 to 30 artillery and tank rounds landed within 500 meters" of the Syrian Democratic Forces headquarters before the US-backed fighters and coalition forces "targeted the aggressors with a combination of air and artillery strikes."
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The state, historically, has been one of the main aggressors, main perpetrators against journalists ... but we're seeing, especially in places where the state isn't really present, [that] there's a much stronger presence of organized crime that's becoming the main threat.
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The result was something like a flawed masterpiece — a postwar international system that was never perfect, but one in which aggressors were contained and ultimately defeated, democracy spread more widely than ever before, and both global and American prosperity reached dizzying heights.
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As women come forward more and more often, as lists of toxic men circulate via anonymous email networks (as is currently happening in journalism), as HR departments begin to enforce the rules they say they have, aggressors will begin to face consequences.
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This will be an interesting case to watch, as the dynamic between these two students may force schools and lawmakers to accept the uncomfortable complexity of sexual relationships; that men are not always the aggressors, and that alcohol impairment goes both ways.
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The group is out of ammo and without anyone willing to stand up to aggressors, Gregory has agreed to the terms of Negan's protection racket, which appears to be the Saviors' main way of subsisting without doing any cultivation of its own.
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Since German laws put severe restrictions on the sale of firearms for private use, demand has risen for freely-available devices such as CS gas, pepper spray, body alarms and high performance flash-lights that can blind aggressors for up to three minutes.
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The result of such ill-advice is on display in the now infamous Covington Catholic High School incident in Washington DC. Some have suggested that a full viewing of available video of the incident shows that the students were not the aggressors.
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Obama never learned that refusing to effectively oppose the mass bombing of civilians by dictators such as Assad and Putin does not reduce tensions with them; it encourages them and other aggressors to escalate their aggression while the innocent continue to perish.
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Had the United States gone forward with their nuclear attacks in any of these cases, history (if there was any history after the attack) would have remembered us as the aggressors who justified our attack by mistakenly casting ourselves as the victims.
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It's a world that learns to accommodate aggressors rather than resist them, where nations seek security by attempting to reorder regional power balances on their own rather than relying on strong and stable alliances with the U.S. that are the key to peace.
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Those on the far left are enraged about what happened at Charlottesville and now, with the president establishing a moral equivalency between the anti-fascist victims and the white-nationalist aggressors, this may be enough to incite leftist groups to strike back.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria will resist any ground incursion into its territory and send the aggressors home "in coffins", its foreign minister said on Saturday, in comments clearly aimed at Sunni Arab countries that have said they were ready to join such an operation.
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" Kim Song Gyong, director general of the European Department of North Korea's Foreign Ministry, told Reuters in Pyongyang that if Washington made "the slightest movement" to make a nuclear strike on North Korea, Pyongyang would strike first and "destroy the aggressors without any mercy.
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But the wife of the Florida man the couple blames for the violence on a Frontier Airlines flight to Orlando from Colorado tells PEOPLE her husband didn't punch anyone — and that she's considering legal action against the deaf couple, who she says were the aggressors.
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In the following days, Trump made a series of comments, first condemning aggressors "on many sides," then specifically naming white supremacists and neo-Nazis, then again on Tuesday seeming to defend some of those marching in protest of the removal of a statue of Lee.
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The US aggressors, as befitting such brutal nature of fascist hangmen, committed atrocities of mass slaughter against the Korean people from the first days of war ... Even according to the data confirmed by the initial investigation, the US aggressors murdered innumerable patriots and other people in large and small towns and villages of South Korea — 1,146 in Suwon, over 2,060 in Chungju, more than 19483 in Kongju and Phyongthaek respectively, over 2,000 in Puyo and Chongju respectively, 8,644 in Taejon, over 4,000 in Jonju, more than 500 in Ansong, over 400 in Kunsan and Anyang respectively, 158 in Jochiwon and more than 800 in Thongyong, to cite some examples.
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In this case, however, the White House may have already done the job for them: By not broadcasting events live, North Korea's oppressive regime can continue to own the narrative around any international events, typically portraying the U.N. and the U.S. as aggressors in the past.
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But according to his cousin Matthew "Max" Kennedy Jr. — who police say was on the scene at the time — the incident was actually a two-on-one battle with Conor defending himself from two aggressors who had earlier used homophobic slurs to offend their gay mutual friend.
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The bipartisan legislation, the Cyber Deterrence and Response Act of 2018, lays out a three-step process that would require the sitting president to identify who the aggressors are and designate them as "critical cyber threats," and then impose sanctions in response to the malicious cyber activity.
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And a whole host of challenges that require coordinated, collective responses — epidemics that defy frontiers, hackers who breach firewalls, terrorists who form global networks, aggressors who ignore borders, rogue actors who amass intercontinental arsenals, and an ocean that rises and a planet that warms — will go unmet.
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"... If the south Korean warmongers ignite a war against the DPRK, totally counting on the U.S., the revolutionary forces of the DPRK will wipe out the aggressors to the last man by fully displaying their tremendous might ..." DPRK stands for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, North Korea's official name.
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"If the aggressors keep pushing toward Hodeidah and if the political solution hits wall, there are some strategic choices that will be taken as a no return point, including blocking the international navigation in the Red Sea," Houthis' Ansarullah political council chief, Saleh al-Samad, was quoted saying.
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Or one can detach oneself emotionally and distance oneself physically from the aggressors, from the perspective of which their personal flaws and failures of vision, insight and sensitivity loom larger, making it easier to forgive them for their human imperfections but harder to relate to them as equals.
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Beloved by experts and shoppers alike for its ability to preserve the vibrancy of color while keeping hair soft and frizz-free, Redken Color Extend uses the brand's "Fade Resist Complex," which claims to help hair retain color longer and "lock out color-fading aggressors," such as UV rays.
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In Space Flag, with a blue team representing U.S. space forces and a red team acting as aggressors, satellite operators are drilled to understand that when they detect a glitch in a satellite, the cause may not be such traditional culprits as space weather or a worn-out part.
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Despite the decades of making women's voices heard in public spaces, activists themselves point out that most instances of VAWG remain hidden due to the stigma and shame placed on individual women when trying to report it officially, and the corresponding lack of stigma and shame placed on male aggressors.
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While smart tech has done a multitude of good in our world, it can also be one of the major aggressors in our lives — being unable to physically switch off from our work and social commitments makes us more likely to carry the stress of both environments through to our downtime.
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Read more: This incredible map shows the undersea cables that keep the internet alive — and security services are worried Russia could cut themDefense authorities in the West have in recent years ramped up warnings that state aggressors, such as Russia, could cut undersea internet cables to disrupt the world economy.
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If we strive to become a just nation-- one where policies and practices don't hasten inequality and dehumanize people of color, women, LGBTQIA+ folks, and the poor-- we have to accept that systemic inequality is propped up by all of white America and not just aggressors with weapons and hoods.
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Although women have a hard time moving up the corporate ladder in Japan and are expected to display, according to the Yale report, "restraint, reserve, and inhibition of self-expression" at home, Valentine's Day allows them to be the aggressors when it comes to buying and doling out the chocolates.
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Sexual violence, harassment, femicide—the murder of a woman because of her gender—are of epic proportions in Brazil, and feminist groups in the country say things have only gotten worse over the past decade, due to a culture that blames the victims instead of the aggressors, as well as ineffective public policies.
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Policies that could have prevented sites like The Daily Stormer from using these services have, in most cases, existed for many years—and even now, the half-hearted purge of a few specific aggressors involved in the Unite the Right rally look a lot like half-assed window-dressing designed to satisfy public opinion.
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For those who just don't have the time to lounge around and multi-mask, the Gelactic Dream Hydrating Mask is designed to absorb into the skin and work its magic as you sleep, while city dwellers should pick up the Balance Shot Antioxidant Concentrate, which fends off environmental aggressors like pollution with plant extracts.
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After a lackluster start in Game 3, the Capitals said they wanted to be the aggressors early on, and they did just that 10 seconds into the game when forward T.J. Oshie dropped his gloves and squared off with Philadelphia center Brayden Schenn, whom Washington felt delivered several dirty hits in the prior contest.
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The piece ultimately pits two accounts of the same story into a zero-sum game, reducing a movement that has empowered thousands of women to speak out against their aggressors into a domestic smear campaign in a bid to rehabilitate a man who, like so many of his ilk, has yet to face serious consequences for his alleged actions.
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According to the Associated Press' latest, gut-wrenching report on its expansive investigation on student sexual assault—in which they discovered about 17,000 official reports of sexual assault by students in grades K-12 over a recent four-year period—boys made up the majority of aggressors and victims in these incidents, and some were seriously hurt and traumatized.
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There will be need to be complicated and prolonged conversations between young men and young women about what constitutes consent, what is an abuse of power, why we encourage men — who are already taller, stronger, more muscled — to be the sexual aggressors, while still presuming that girls will make themselves pretty and wait around to be asked.
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Striking back in a dramatic way that will catch and hold your aggressors' attention is what audiences—some of them victims of workplace harassment themselves—connect with onscreen, and that's what they deserve to see as we celebrate the "silence breakers" who have banded together this year to expose that same ugly truth that has polluted Hollywood and beyond for years.
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In a staggering, impromptu news conference in New York on Tuesday, Trump blamed the violence in Charlottesville over the weekend on aggressors on both sides of the conflict -- equating the white supremacists on one side with the "alt-left" on the other side -- after his top White House aides spent days trying to clean up after Trump's initial vague response.
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Disapproval of the President's handling of events rose following the news conference in which he blamed the violence in Charlottesville on aggressors on both sides of the conflict -- equating the white supremacists on one side with the "alt-left" on the other side -- after his top White House aides spent days trying to clean up after Trump's initial vague response.
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When Trump tells The Washington Post the day before a terror attack in Brussels that NATO is not as good a concept as it used to be, and that he is afraid of starting World War III by opposing Russian aggression in Ukraine and Chinese aggression in the South China Sea, Trump the loser would make Putin and Chinese aggressors the winners.
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He also explains the larger historical forces and phobias that set the stage for mass expulsions in Forsyth County, including the downward mobility of whites in the antebellum South; the irrational panic over black male sexuality; and the paranoia over the possibility of a black uprising to avenge slavery, which allowed whites to see themselves as victims, rather than aggressors.
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It's not a specific response — it had already been set to be released then — but can certainly be understood as a general one, from a band speaking directly to L.G.B.T. issues, and pointedly clear in its lyrics about violent aggressors and systems that might abet them: "Your calls for peace are ignorant and basic," goes one of the more diplomatic lyric lines.
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As the season draws to a close — there are now just two episodes left — we are seeing both Elena and Lila try to make the best of their situations via what seems to be the only possible solution in a world dominated by violent men: finding a man who is dumber than they are and manipulating him into scaring off the most dangerous aggressors.
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This is not to say, however, that ambiguity is absent — for one, we can't tell whether the black characters are the rioters who have set fire to the city behind them, as a white gaze might assume, or whether the whites are the aggressors, assaulting the blacks in a "police riot" of the kind that rocked the streets of Chicago during the Democratic National Convention of 1968.
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To Jewish boomers, who were born into Zionism, Israel was a multiethnic/multiracial democracy that respected women's rights; a self-made paradise that realized the socialist dreams that'd been deferred at home, and a righteous victim perpetually called upon to defend itself from Arab aggressors; whereas America was a capitalist behemoth that fought not for its existence, but in Vietnam, and persecuted the citizens whose ancestors it had once enslaved.
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