Brutality is brutality, and it always rests on a bed of lies.
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Related: 16-Second Video Artwork Sums Up Police Brutality LA Exhibit Traces 25 Years of Artistic Responses to Police Brutality How One Designer Took On Police Brutality at Fashion Week
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Hillcoat is good at stark brutality that packs an emotional wallop — and "Crocodile" has that brutality in spades.
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"There is a constant bombardment of images of brutality against African-Americans, and not just brutality, but state-sponsored brutality," said Paul Butler, a former federal prosecutor and a law professor at Georgetown University Law Center.
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We've imported brutality, too: the brutality of the creed of ISIS and its adherents who massacred the innocent in California last week.
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"Brutality is not the same thing as writing about brutality," Hannah writes in an opinion piece in The Guardian in opposition of the contest.
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Related: 50 Artists Interrogate 25 Years of Police Brutality Cardboard Paintings Take an Unflinching Look At Police Brutality Disappearing Middle Eastern Neighborhoods Find New Lives Online
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He completely dismissed the mental and physical brutality of slavery and the repercussions of it against black people throughout history: from Jim Crow era to police brutality.
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Karl O'Connor & Peter Sutton - Againstnature Relentless, penetrating brutality.
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In 2015, he said that "there is no police brutality in America," which is striking both because it's demonstrably wrong and because if there's anyone who knows about police brutality, it's Clarke.
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Mason gives us glimpses of the brutality involved in medical training and the brutality that needs to be noticed and then, by the student, negotiated: Sometimes he was called forth as Praktikant.
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In general, those few white people who speak up in the movie against white brutality are viewed with contempt, even as the agents of that brutality are offered a chance at redemption.
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She been fighting police brutality since the loss of her son in 2004 and founded a grassroots organization in 2014 in response to the epidemic of police brutality and murder across the nation.
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Colin Kaepernick has the right to protest police brutality by sitting during the national anthem, but he just can't go all willy-nilly and protest police brutality by sitting during the national anthem.
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Signs of ISIS graffiti and brutality plague Raqqa's city center
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The fourth episode is about the emotional brutality of sleepovers.
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Video evidence of police brutality can lead to police reform.
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There is direct precedent here for James protesting police brutality.
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Earlier Thursday, she posted a heartfelt statement decrying police brutality.
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Besides, as she demonstrated tonight, her brutality knows no bounds.
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The brutality of the Rainpada murders jolted them into action.
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The brutality, disparities and inhumanity of incarceration will still exist.
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Children who have fled Syria recount the brutality of war.
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The slaughter is depicted with stark brutality and inarguable cruelty.
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"There was nothing about the police brutality," one inmate said.
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In 1997 New York banned MMA for its excessive brutality.
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And we're still fighting capitalism, machismo, classism, racism, police brutality.
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The story dealt directly with police brutality and class stratification.
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"The brutality in this … I just can't imagine," he said.
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Alongside the pervasive brutality there is innocence, intimacy and love.
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Anarchists waved flags and protested the state and police brutality.
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Acts of brutality dressed up to look like prize fights.
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Related: Carmelo Reflects on Marching Against Police Brutality in Baltimore
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Obviously, we've had many protests that have ended in brutality.
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Watch Anthony discuss marching against police brutality in Baltimore here.
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Many young black activists are focused on addressing police brutality.
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It was the combination of failed policy and brutality that
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Red Horse's drawings are brutally honest and honest about brutality.
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So Australia's detention regime becomes virtuous, brutality repackaged as compassion.
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TER: It's like the episode we did on police brutality.
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And so when it comes to police brutality, I'm adamant.
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"I've seen police brutality up close and personal," he said.
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And they didn't dance around the issue of police brutality.
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They will not end police brutality, racism or gun violence.
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The brutality of the Golden States Killer's crimes are unspeakable.
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Those things reduce life expectancy, but so does police brutality.
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From police brutality to Clockers, we went at it all.
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Beyoncé has been vocal on her stance on police brutality.
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How much of your mod tries to convey that brutality?
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The brutality of the Syrian regime is still the same.
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Chrysothemis is also shocked by the brutality of her mother.
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The two also addressed police brutality right off the bat.
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But, Carroll's account stands out for its brutality and severity.
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How One Designer Took On Police Brutality at Fashion Week
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And with crimes of this brutality, that's a rare luxury.
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Police brutality against people of color remains a major issue.
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But records indicate he was a victim of police brutality.
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Read an article about books exploring race and police brutality.
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When does the veneration of civility allow brutality to flourish?
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"It's a protest against police brutality and racism," he said.
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Breast cancer just isn't as politically fraught as police brutality.
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And it was an economy that got started in brutality.
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Adrian Ramón Maldonado had known brutality and pain since infancy.
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"We have incredibly high rates of institutionalized brutality," he continued.
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Are they fighting for free speech or against police brutality?
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And soon, brutality has trumped comedy and broken their idyll.
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His police became notorious for their brutality and poor discipline.
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The rise in brutality by guards has been particularly stark.
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The Russians have strongly supported Mr. Assad despite his brutality.
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I believe that there is significant police brutality against blacks.
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Words won't erase the years of brutality and unjust treatment.
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The movement forced a conversation about police brutality and inequality.
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He said he was protesting police brutality and racial injustice.
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They didn't want to hear the criticism against police brutality.
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As a Nusra fighter, he continued to witness extreme brutality.
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Could one man simultaneously embody such grace and such brutality?
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The protests are in reality about police brutality and racism.
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The same can be true when we discuss police brutality.
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The violence against the Rohingya seems medieval in its brutality.
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That doesn't take away anything about police brutality for me.
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That dialogue is shining new light on the extent of the Iranian regime's brutality in its early days and how that brutality has shaped the character of the regime over the subsequent three decades.
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Why police brutality is personal An issue that is close to the Chicago native's heart and at the center of some of his music, most recently in "16 Shots," is police brutality and institutionalized racism.
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In one letter that King wrote two months after Watts, he talks about the horror and outrage against police brutality in the South, and the complete inattention and unconcern with police brutality in the North.
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Interior Minister Fred Matiang'i last month denied accusations of police brutality.
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Images of police brutality have been widely shared on social media.
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It certainly captures the brutality and oppression that we have endured.
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Haggis. At a moment when race relations and police brutality remain
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And Manuel's statement on police brutality carries on this sordid legacy.
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Kaepernick and other NFL players had protested police brutality before games.
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The ancient city has become a symbol of the war's brutality.
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Their brutality became ubiquitous, yet also appealed to warped minds globally.
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The story made headlines around the country for its shocking brutality.
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Al-Baghdadi took pleasure in brutality, the women held captive said.
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His brutality is the stuff of legend in New York circles.
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Police brutality, activists argue, stems from an abuse of unchecked authority.
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EU will work with the US to end brutality in Syria.
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Protesters have been demanding justice and an end to police brutality.
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The pain is magnified by brutality that strikes close to home.
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Less whimsically, the same character contemplates the brutality of contemporary politics.
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Demon Days, a record of violence, war, worship, brutality and fire.
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Throughout that process of turning brutality into content, every choice matters.
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Robert Pittenger's incendiary statement about the Charlotte uprising against police brutality.
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Issues like race, politics, and police brutality are all touched upon.
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We can expect some more brutality from Negan, it looks like.
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There are concrete issues to address about police brutality and accountability.
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It legitimizes his utter and ruthless brutality against his own people.
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Did he perceive the brutality and the ugliness of that wall?
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Ray Downs For me, the story was all about police brutality.
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Done differently, the scene might've avoided being brutality for brutality's sake.
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This is about systemic racism in America — and particularly police brutality.
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But migrants say brutality and demands for cash are still commonplace.
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Corruption, brutality, and violence marked the decades they were in power.
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Is Jenner making an anti-police brutality statement with these hoodies?
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We have witnessed this so atrociously in the brutality of Aleppo.
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THE brutality of the soldiers' power-grab still horrifies many Turks.
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The incident comes amid mounting public anger over alleged police brutality.
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The baby's death outraged a nation long hardened to police brutality.
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Opposition politicians frequently rail against state brutality at their supporters' rallies.
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This character is a young woman horrified by her mother's brutality.
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Gory wartime violence and less explicit but equally upsetting postwar brutality.
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"Who else is capable of carrying out such brutality?" she asked.
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She plunges her scim into his heart with a casual brutality.
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Protesters against police brutality joined teachers in demonstrations on the streets.
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There is so much more to metal than brutality and technicality.
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It's not just the brutality that we've seen across the country.
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He admires strongmen, like Vladimir Putin, despite their brutality and mendacity.
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Mr. Nasir is not Pashtun but has campaigned against police brutality.
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Human beings dance around a triangle of tenderness, brutality, and passion.
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Police brutality increased and by mid-1966, hundreds had been arrested.
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He does have one solution he thinks will end police brutality ...
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Police brutality remains a major threat to black and brown life.
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There was so much beauty in there, and so much brutality.
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Silvie knows from bruising experience that he is prone to brutality.
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Buskers, in particular, bear the brunt of their brutality quite often.
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Croatia denied reports by rights groups and aid workers of brutality.
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Not probably — we do, in terms of police brutality, police liability.
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What does it feel like to be touched by such brutality?
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Protesters have also been riled by recent allegations of police brutality.
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It was a system that normalized and codified its everyday brutality.
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Or who choose to stand — while holding signs protesting police brutality.
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For some, fear of police brutality probably also played a role.
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Some of Australia's politicians openly defend the brutality of deterrence policies.
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But the brutality this time makes the tonal issues more pronounced.
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The more that I researched, the more apparent the brutality was.
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He said it was a gesture against injustice and police brutality.
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Players began kneeling in 2016 to protest racism and police brutality.
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After the San Bernardino terrorist attack, we know where brutality lies.
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The brutal truth is, there is no police brutality in America.
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Laughter so prolonged and intense it often felt like physical brutality.
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A community is right to fight against over-policing and brutality.
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It highlighted the savage brutality of American racism around the globe.
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His 24-year reign of terror was medieval in its brutality.
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The teenager, Laquan McDonald, became a national symbol of police brutality.
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It won't uncover police brutality or exonerate a death row inmate.
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The FBI's August 2017 Intelligence Assessment—issued shortly after nation-wide protests against police brutality—concluded that "Black Identity Extremism," defined in part by "perceptions of police brutality against African Americans," remains a threat to law enforcement.
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The European Union and Poland have condemned police brutality in the protests.
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You saw on the Kickstarter that I have a police-brutality joke.
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No group has claimed responsibility for Friday's assault, whose brutality shocked Egyptians.
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And Westworld doesn't differentiate between types of brutality visited upon its Hosts.
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Dozens of celebrities have stepped to the forefront to combat police brutality.
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So many people, especially in the youth council, have experienced police brutality.
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Thousands of others fled their homes to escape the militant group's brutality.
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WWF said that it does not tolerate any brutality by its partners.
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This stunning collection captures the particular brutality of girlhood and growing up.
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The brutality of the crime has stunned neighbors in the apartment complex.
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Exploiting divisions within the Taliban, IS is behaving with its customary brutality.
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The streaming wars have reached a new level of petty and brutality.
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FINDING evidence of police brutality in Kenya should not be too tricky.
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The new details reveal far more brutality than had been previously disclosed.
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Something that doesn't feel like it's mostly designed to score brutality points.
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The anguish she feels is as memorable as her talent for brutality.
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Darren Seals forcefully spoke out on race issues and against police brutality.
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The athlete is protesting police brutality and racism in the United States.
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Official brutality has fuelled unrest: extra-judicial killings and torture are commonplace.
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Go deeper: The big picture: How police brutality drives cities into debt
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Instead of standing, he kneeled to protest racial injustice and police brutality.
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A later series of paintings takes on gun violence and police brutality.
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Zianna Oliphant, 9, gave a tearful statement on police brutality and racism.
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Moms who've lost sons in cases of alleged police brutality will participate.
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People suspected the protests would be a televised demonstration against police brutality.
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But this fight has to remain about police brutality and systemic racism.
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I learned about the depths of sadness and the brutality of loss.
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Tiffany Haddish is making a bold statement as she protests police brutality.
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His death had prompted widespread protests against police brutality towards black men.
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It's their brutality that makes them read these things into the scripture.
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There, police brutality was understood to be a clear-cut LGBTQ issue.
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Past generations are well aware of the brutality levied on black bodies.
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But his mind constantly flickers back to the brutality of his tormentors.
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"It's just a vicious act of brutality," Wallerstein told the news service.
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Brutality, murderous sibling rivalry and sibling protectiveness are among the story's themes.
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Players began kneeling to protest police brutality and racial injustice in 85033.
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Every day, the brutality worsens, yet every day, the Rohingya are forsaken.
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A representative from Black on Black Crime, who speaks against police brutality.
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Some players have kneeled in protest of police brutality and racial inequality.
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That attack in Orlando was brutality at its worst in our homeland.
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Shechtman also pointed to Facebook messages in which Vargas criticized police brutality.
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As this jollity grinds on, though, it takes on a machinelike brutality.
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The war, what was happening to America, the brutality of the world.
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For centuries, the treatment of the mentally ill involved neglect and brutality.
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The Iranian government is certainly not known for its lack of brutality.
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They show up to work every day despite all the horrifying brutality.
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Hall, for example, is concerned about police brutality against men of color.
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Brutality is really the best word to describe the 4C Spider experience.
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Welt is the brutality of life, [and] groan represented sensuality and death.
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Brutality and quality were the watch words of those first few Starrcades.
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The top brass cry foul whenever police officers are accused of brutality.
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Those outside face rising murder rates, corruption and, activists say, police brutality.
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The attacks "bring unprecedented levels of brutality to the area," it said.
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The duty of remembering also involves understanding how the banal becomes brutality.
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Editorial President Trump has displayed enthusiasm for brutality over the past year.
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Some imply premeditation and brutality and are difficult or impossible to pardon.
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The onslaught of police brutality victims has made this even more palpable.
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Earlier this week, pro-democracy protesters accused Hong Kong police of brutality.
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They have lived with the reality of police brutality their whole lives.
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Tiny economic reforms and targeted brutality are straight from the Kremlin's playbook.
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There's police brutality, infanticide, weird stuff with fetishization of a disabled man.
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It has become the worst religiously motivated brutality in India in years.
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In a couple cases, there have been citations and arrests and brutality.
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But so are the Democrats who consistently join in on his brutality.
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THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, VOLUME 2: The Brutality of Fact, by Larry Kramer.
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Black people in the worst jobs, the worst housing, police brutality rampant.
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The group advertises its brutality with highly produced videos of gruesome executions.
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A war against Kurdish separatists spiraled into ever-greater levels of brutality.
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He said he was kneeling to protest police brutality and racial injustice.
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It has received thousands of complaints about brutality, extrajudicial killings and corruption.
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Today's shooting by Hong Kong Police puts that brutality on full display.
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Starvation, disease, and brutality were the legacies of Mugabe's one-man rule.
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We must not let eight years of brutality normalize us to more.
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That makes this film and the brutality more breezily watchable, I suppose.
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For nearly six years you have cultivated a reputation for capricious brutality.
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Their violence transcends a simple bout of physical brutality between two superheroes.
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Both she and Ms. Muthana were evasive when asked about that brutality.
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What's most surprising, though, is the grace that can emerge from brutality.
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The Baltimore Police Department has long been subject to allegations of brutality.
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Google Trends data show above-average interest in police brutality, race and guns.
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Blessings to all the families that have lost loved ones to police brutality.
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Usher's newest music video for "Chains" is a powerful examination of police brutality.
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Or black lives matter, yeah, against police brutality, that&aposs a good thing.
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I had heard of police brutality and discrimination from family friends and neighbors.
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Yet that all changed when she experienced the brutality of the Nazi regime.
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Ebbing's transformation into a place of brutality is extreme, but never feels unearned.
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Eradicating the culture of brutality in the jails will be another formidable challenge.
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The true extent of the brutality may go deeper than Novaya Gazeta describes.
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But many Sunni Iraqis are as appalled by IS's brutality as anyone else.
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The cast grapples with how the coup and fascism's rise normalizes his brutality.
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Pictures and videos of police brutality flooded social media and shocked the world.
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He did not hesitate to call out brutality and to prosecute police abuses.
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The Assad dynasty took power in a coup, and kept it through brutality.
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It shows that ISIS fighters, known for their brutality, were also effective administrators.
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In this surreal world, brutality is always one step away from the absurd.
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Amid all of this brutality, we hear the voiceovers of in-crisis women.
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After all, the aftermath of Bryce's brutality isn't merely Hannah's story to tell.
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Last year, several inmates filed lawsuits against the prison charging brutality by guards.
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The group's radical atavistic brutality made the Afghan Taliban at times appear moderate.
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RT's video of police brutality during a Yellow Vest demonstration in Lyon, France.
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The decision has prompted days of protests against police brutality across the city.
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Mr Ortega's brutality has exposed that bargain as morally bankrupt and politically unstable.
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John Fullinwider, co-founder of Mothers Against Police Brutality, spoke at the rally.
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Part of me already misses the gut-punch brutality of the early seasons.
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"Cruelty and Humour" never loses sight of the art's brutality, nor its wryness.
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E'vans' work depicts renderings of gun violence, police brutality, and anti-war ideology.
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Protesters have been demanding justice and an end to police brutality for months.
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The writing was the main element to what we did, not the brutality.
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Because the truth is, Black people are more likely to experience police brutality.
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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has vowed to respond strongly to the brutality.
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Sports athletes did it to shed light on police brutality in this nation.
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For years, he has carefully balanced his aggression and brutality with strategic patience.
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He accused India's military of brutality in a crackdown against anti-India activists.
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You see much more clearly that they had a point about police brutality.
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Guns and police brutality are important issues to Democratic voters in South Carolina.
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A poster plastered on a lamppost called for an "Investigation on police brutality".
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" He tells CNN his former friend's brutality "will not end only in Marawi.
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The two discussed affirmative action, police brutality and the Flint, Michigan, water crisis.
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For example, in Dallas, Black Lives Matters protesters were rallying against police brutality.
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These individual acts of brutality force us to ask: How do we respond
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What about all the other incidents of police brutality on innocent white Americans?
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They are used to brutality and violence, used to the worst of people.
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LeBron James has addressed violence and police brutality, and is a union activist.
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No girl in Nigeria should be put through the brutality of forced marriage.
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Judging by the brutality of the fight, that might not have been enough.
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His death raised suspicions of police brutality and outraged comments soon spread online.
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Critics say he has relied on brutality and intimidation to remain in power.
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Activists shut down Hong Kong's airport earlier this week to protest police brutality.
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Many players have knelt during the anthem to protest policy brutality and racism.
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As the protests intensified, anger grew about what many see as police brutality.
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Protesters are trying to respond to what they say is increasing police brutality.
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Much of what troubles Iraq today is the legacy of Saddam Hussein's brutality.
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KILMEADE: Because they&aposre standing up against -- they say it&aposs police brutality.
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It's hard to adequately convey in words the brutality involved in gestation crating.
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We need to solve the real issue with police brutality: the police themselves.
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The brutality of the occupation is a direct result of Gerrera's extreme tactics.
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I'll be talking about stuff like that—police brutality, suicide, and domestic violence.
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Outside cities, lesbians often face violence, brutality and even death, rights groups say.
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In time, the brutality he endured became the bedrock of the McCain legend.
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"It's not the athlete who's going to change police brutality," he told me.
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In both cases, Russia fell back in line with Mr. Assad's defiant brutality.
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Many players have done so in protest of police brutality and racial inequality.
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He blithely shrugged off the brutality of Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.
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Racial tensions are rising with police brutality and the Black Lives Matter movement.
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The motives behind the violence remain murky, but the sheer brutality was clear.
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The show also ventures into political territory, including a discussion about police brutality.
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The Sanders fans wanted equality, college debt banished, and police brutality to stop.
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The brutality of the footage is enough turn national policies on their head.
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It's cool, but it's going to blunt the brutality of what [Thanos] did.
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The public firings have followed nationwide demonstrations and a movement protesting police brutality.
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Hampered by limited resources, the police are responding by ratcheting up their brutality.
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They've also protested police brutality and the government's characterization of them as rioters.
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Protestors are now demanding greater democracy and an inquiry into alleged police brutality.
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And by the way, the league didn't give itself over to police brutality.
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He kept one brutality secret, though, until the final months of his life.
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Protester demands include universal suffrage and an independent investigation into alleged police brutality.
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Protesters have demanded universal suffrage and an independent probe into alleged police brutality.
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Hassan Shahvarpour, for brutality against protesters last November that caused nearly 150 deaths.
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Parchman would, in short order, become notorious for its hard labor and brutality.
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Should we prepare for an orgy of beheadings, sex scandals and battlefield brutality?
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Many players who have done so have said they are protesting police brutality.
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The victims of police violence, police brutality, racially motivated violence and criminal injustice.
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Ms. Jerkins frequently taps her own anger in her essays on police brutality.
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Mr. Shekau's brutality led to a major split in the group last year.
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Now, one of their own is the one in uniform accused of brutality.
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Last week, in the midst of intensifying police brutality against the protesters, Mrs.
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In 1989, following an incident in Minneapolis, Ellison organized protests against police brutality.
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Brutality, torture, mass killings are among options being used to preserve their power.
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" Noting the brutality of the story, Chan said, "We need a happy ending.
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Perhaps it is because of his attacks on NFL players protesting police brutality.
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Countless other girls like Asima have faced similar brutality, and ended up pregnant.
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It was his brutality that sent millions into exile in the first place.
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But four other demands have emerged, including an independent inquiry into police brutality.
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The America I read about was founded on slavery, misogyny and genocidal brutality.
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He vehemently decried police brutality in one Facebook Live video shot last September.
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The first day of our record, LA tore itself apart protesting police brutality.
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She had witnessed brutality in Myanmar, but she was determined to remain idealistic.
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There's no escaping the brutality of existence, no dark corner to hide in.
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I've seen police brutality first-hand, and I've been harassed by the police.
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But for you to say Trump and police brutality in the same sentence means you're implying that 100-plus episodes that have maybe contained Trump is the same as six or seven maybe that have contained any reference to police brutality.
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In this world of mechanized objectivity, the Nazi's industrial brutality is considered entirely normal.
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Suddenly, on both sides of the Atlantic, the sarcastic brutality has started to click.
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Ahmed, a Muslim, abhors the brutality that ISIS practices in the name of religion.
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Imagine that a modern high-rise has descended into brutality the way Laing's did.
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From the 1990s until 33, Oakland settled 417 police brutality lawsuits for $74 million.
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Increases in campus unrest and racial protest over police brutality have intensified racial views.
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Kadyrov is among the most feared people inside Russia, acting with brutality and impunity.
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Then I'd research and be reassured that violence and brutality happened to many people.
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Some survivors of Islamic State brutality said Mr. al-Baghdadi's death came too late.
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The action doesn't pull any punches, in keeping with the brutality of the comics.
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It has received more than 9,000 complaints of police brutality and corruption since then.
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He supports better training to reduce police brutality and more funding for public defenders.
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The sheer brutality and disregard for human life took away the words from many.
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But what the public has seen via livestream media coverage is excessive police brutality.
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Following her father's death, Erica Garner became an outspoken activist fighting against police brutality.
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The brutality contained in the word was brought up by House Majority Whip Rep.
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She turns a story about police brutality into a witch hunt for Luke Cage.
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Photographs of concentration camp horror record the brutality, but these dialogues humanize the victims.
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"Seeing the reality, and the brutality of things makes you wake up," she says.
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The incident made headlines for its brutality and captivating tale of rival ice princesses.
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Summer, channeling her inner Furiosa and grandpa Rick, assimilates to the brutality with ease.
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The brutality of James Byrd Jr.'s killing doubtless helped push lawmakers to action.
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But part of me already misses the gut-punch brutality of the early seasons.
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And, that this brutality - - he said it&aposs almost ISIS-like in the killing.
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"I'm saddened by the brutality for the poor woman selling flowers," wrote one user.
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I feel the biggest misconception about this sport is that it's all about brutality.
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He adroitly combines brutality with cunning and—when dealing with his girlfriend—self-doubt.
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In my extensive journey through the correctional system, I personally have confronted police brutality.
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It was brutal, but without that brutality, there wouldn't have been discipline and order.
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As in many poor countries, the alternative to police brutality is not always justice.
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We were faced with live bullets and bore the brunt of the army's brutality.
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That heat-related brutality seems shocking, but climate change could make it more common.
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The organization instead addresses the epidemic of police brutality and murder across the nation.
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Still, the protests have gotten more people talking about police brutality and systemic racism.
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His brutality included public beheadings, often of police officers, according to The Associated Press.
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The infamous event made headlines for its brutality and tale of rival ice princesses.
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Beyond the corporate sphere, smartphone videos of police brutality have prompted protests and investigations.
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Just some of the many victims and moms affected by police brutality #LEMONADE pic.twitter.
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It's a very fragile time for America, whether it's race relations [or] police brutality.
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Now it's only suggestive of conflict, as opposed to dominance by way of brutality.
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Cairo (CNN)Thousands gathered in Tahrir Square in January 2011 to protest police brutality.
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It's a charnel house of frenzied brutality, like a porn version of The Bacchae.
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Militants micro-managed every aspect of life with brutality, from facial hair to schools.
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His paintings and commentary on things like police brutality are still so relevant today.
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Players inhabit Lara, and her brutality (which is more often directed at brown folks).
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Players have stated the protests are a stand against racial inequality and police brutality.
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Parents so brutality disconnected from an adult child living all of two hours away?
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Sanders addressed incarceration rates, black unemployment, education, police brutality and infrastructure in inner cities.
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Putin is hardly in the same league when it comes to brutality and oppression.
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Kenyan police often dismiss complaints of brutality, saying violent crime demands a violent response.
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Martin Luther King Jr. mentioned police brutality in his "I Have a Dream" speech.
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"There is police brutality — people of color have been targeted by police," he said.
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"There is a pretty fine line between civility and brutality," Clapper told CNN Wednesday.
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Players have said the demonstrations are a stand against police brutality and racial injustice.
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"Heaven's Gate" manages to capture both the grandeur and unblinking brutality of the West.
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Guards there have also been accused of brutality and of failing to protect detainees.
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Activists say transgender Brazilians face the greatest brutality, with many murder victims badly mutilated.
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It's been 18 months of brutality in a true sense, but we won it.
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It suggests that too many states see prison and jail brutality as somehow normal.
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Despite facing brutality, the protesters have refused to be provoked into violent armed rebellion.
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Why haven't you or Taylor not said a thing about #BlackLivesMatter or police brutality?
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The federal inquiry began in 2011 after allegations of police brutality and false arrests.
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Supporters promoted its economic possibilities, while detractors denounced the inherent brutality of the matches.
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These days, with brutality and ugliness in the ascendant, they have a critical edge.
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But Ivan also seems to pepper in digs at the brutality thrust on inmates.
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It's more of a brutality-kind-of-centered band, but with touches of everything.
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In Police Brutality, players must strategize to limit violence after a public event unfolds.
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That protest was marred by police brutality with 53 people arrested in subsequent scuffles.
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She has also appeared on several radio stations to condemn police brutality in Kisumu.
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That's one reason why I aligned texts from my mother with images of brutality.
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But the recordings show him using the word in addition to describing police brutality.
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It was an era of anarchic struggle against racism and police brutality in Oakland.
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When you speak up against police brutality, it needs to include sex workers. 57.
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Mr. Hapilon's group, Abu Sayyaf, earned a reputation for brutality, including kidnappings and beheadings.
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Where most such films exploited and victimized women, here women are committing the brutality.
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"Who else is capable of carrying out such brutality?" she tweeted after the attack.
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The city's department of child services intervened when that brutality also reached her children.
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A few seconds of video have reopened old wounds about police brutality in America.
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Let's examine and work on that kind of male brutality, and see what happens.
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Brutal Black recalls you to the primitive brutality that was screwed up by modernity.
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But it also delves into weightier issues like racism, police brutality and mass incarceration.
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To begin, many white conservatives are already largely dismissive of concerns regarding police brutality.
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For most of history, we've taken for granted the implicit brutality of male sexuality.
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The scene is powerful in its sheer brutality, but is it necessary or gratuitous?
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So, what started a year ago specifically dealt with racial injustice and police brutality.
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"This is a manifestation of their brutality," a general in the Philippine Army said.
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The police department in Suffolk County also pushed back; it would not tolerate brutality.
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Stalin, Mussolini, and, yes, even Hitler ruled by a combination of brutality and unpredictability.
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But no amount of change has been able to break the cycle of brutality.
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Through manipulation, patronage, brutality and stealth, Stalin unleashed an attack on the state itself.
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She said the storm had uncovered, rather than caused, this level of police brutality.
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They vegetate for months, trading crime stories in an atmosphere of boredom and brutality.
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Police brutality left a student blind in one eye and many with broken bones.
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One of Attenborough's hallmarks is a refusal to look away from nature's inherent brutality.
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Secret brutality by Chinese authorities was hard enough for the world to deal with.
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Recently the protests have become starker in nature, with complaints about police brutality intensifying.
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Instead of standing, the football star kneeled to protest racial injustice and police brutality.
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The protests started in 2016 to bring attention to racial inequality and police brutality.
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Many protesters are now demanding an independent inquiry into their complaints of police brutality.
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Police brutality would not be seen as the price of keeping our society safe.
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They calmly and clearly recalled the brutality that forced them to flee the country.
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Nick Baumann wonders whether brutality and moral ambiguity will appeal to non-fantasy fans.
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For most of human history, the great collaborative feats were achieved through terrible brutality.
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Now, crime and reports of police brutality are resurging, particularly in working-class suburbs.
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In July, she released a moving statement on police brutality against unarmed black citizens.
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Think about Black Lives Matter, think about the Dakota pipeline, think about police brutality.
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I can't help but wonder: What happens when grief and police brutality are museumified?
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Even Beyoncé has been consistently labeled "anti-cop" for her critiques on police brutality.
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An act of dumb-thug brutality for which There is no room for satire.
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Under this definition, African-American voters demanding action on police brutality is identity politics.
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In many ways the second encounter surpassed the brutality and intensity of the first.
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Mallory, who is black, is a longtime advocate against gun violence and police brutality.
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First investigation into police brutality It's the first time the government has announced an investigation into police brutality against the Rohingya ethnic minority in the restive Rakhine State since the area was put under lockdown following an attack on border guards in October.
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It's yesterday's satire, updated for today, and only interested in its brutality for brutality's sake.
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Clinton, as pictures of victims of police brutality, and their grieving mourners, flash on screen.
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What's new: Protesters accused police of brutality, following a second day of clashes this weekend.
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Although the creativity of the violence may be novel, the degree of brutality is not.
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There's palpable tension between them as they skirt around the subject of targeted police brutality.
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UN officials themselves have called out their institution's ineffectiveness in the face of Aleppo's brutality.
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The case became about the brutality that African American people even today are dealing with.
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We see that legacy in the police brutality and bias against black and brown communities.
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During his ride along, he and an officer shared their contrasting opinions about police brutality.
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Nothing can absolutely shield a black person from becoming the next victim of police brutality.
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It concerns me that the right doesn't seem very concerned about issues of police brutality.
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Instead, he looked at Daenerys, seemingly realizing the kind of brutality his queen is capable.
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The contrast between his brutality and his impunity shook the world out of its complacency.
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The event led to intense scrutiny over how the NYPD responded to brutality among extremists.
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Jonathan Roselle Martin dismissed allegations that Santos' death was caused by police brutality or racism.
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"The brutality and the totally unexpected character of what is happening are stupefying," he said.
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During the primary, Mr Juppé spoke darkly of the "brutality" of Mr Fillon's economic programme.
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I love hardcore, and I love it for being unrelenting, for its drama and brutality.
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It was the latest burst of white supremacist brutality at a time of thickening tensions.
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"This simply is not a case of police brutality," said Assistant District Attorney Joseph Alexis.
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His unexplained brutality makes him a protagonist who's too simplistic and obvious to be interesting.
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I know people who were tortured and lost relatives to the brutality of the system.
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The regime was marked by corruption, brutality and the excesses of his wife, Imelda Marcos.
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The regime was marked by corruption, brutality and the excesses of his wife, Imelda Marcos.
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A disproportionate number of black families lived in poverty and were subject to police brutality.
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Even the safety of the suburbs can't save you from the brutality of Mother Nature.
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It's a time Lee remembers as the end of childhood, marked by brutality and hunger.
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What followed was a wave of brutality that even the infamous hysteria in Salem, Mass.
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Each incident of violence in the novel has been transposed from footage of police brutality.
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Reaction from locals, who have lived under the brutality of Islamic State, has been mixed.
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It was about the centrality of police brutality to black Americans' very sense of self.
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It's yet another moment in which we are shocked, shocked, by the brutality of men.
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Countless more were the victims of police brutality or militarization, like we saw in Ferguson.
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He has cited racial injustice and police brutality among the many reasons for his protest.
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Kaepernick said he was using his silence to protest against police brutality and racial injustice.
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The RSF also became known for its brutality: torching villages, raping women, and murdering civilians.
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The police brutality in response to their peaceful demonstrations is outrageous, and must not continue.
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And angry and speaks to a larger narrative of police brutality against people of color.
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The incident is a stark reminder of how police brutality is widely prevalent in India.
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I thought, 'can I work with a university that won't stand up against police brutality?
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The Regeni case has brought allegations of widespread police brutality in Egypt under sharper focus.
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The police responded with typical brutality, firing tear gas and live rounds into the crowds.
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It will reveal unexpected animal behavior and the often swift brutality of the natural world.
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The brutality isn't new, but the widespread availability of high-definition pocket video cameras is.
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"No magic algorithm exists that can distinguish a violent massacre from videos of police brutality."
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There are many instances of typical prison brutality—fights in the gym, shanking, rapes, etc.
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This is how our President describes a rule of brutality, torture, dictatorship, suppression & economic ruin.
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Tales of Dracula's brutality eventually reached Germany and Italy, inspiring a series of bestselling books.
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So far the series has confronted issues like police brutality, sexual assault, and drug addiction.
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Maybe you want to scale on brutality (aka strength), but viewers have voted tactics (tools).
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Jay Z has spoken up about recent cases of police brutality in a new track.
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Iran's horrific actions are on par with the brutality and savagery regularly demonstrated by ISIS.
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He described beatings, stonings, shootings, lynchings, arsons, and all manner of brutality in horrifying detail.
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The brothel in Braavos is nothing but brutality, built on revenge, child prostitution, and abuse.
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And his RSF militia's brutality during the Khartoum Massacre in June only strengthens those sentiments.
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It's pure, in-your-face brutality rife with tenacious distortion and heart-pumping blast beats.
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You talk about arrests and brutality, what's going on with African Americans, that's another story.
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Jay's response -- the kneeling protest was never about Kaepernick's employment ... it was about police brutality.
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How did you come to the decision to make a comic book about police brutality?
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When they began in 2016 players said they were protesting racial injustice and police brutality.
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Of course, African-Americans have a completely different experience of police brutality than Asian-Americans.
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Some want to ignore it and act like everything is equal, particularly with police brutality.
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Speaking to police on Long Island on July 28, Trump encouraged a policy of brutality.
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Both are regularly accused of brutality and are generally deemed able to operate with impunity.
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It was the culmination of an intense struggle that involved shocking levels of police brutality.
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IS favours ostentatious brutality, the extermination of rivals and the imposition of strict sharia rules.
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Nickel is a brutal place, but Colson never lets the reader wallow in its brutality.
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While Justin French's portraits point to Black Lives Matter, police brutality, and notions of nationalism.
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News organizations and city investigators were exposing a culture of pervasive brutality in the jails.
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The high rate of death for black infants showcases the virulent brutality of institutional racism.
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Poussey's (Samira Wiley) death was tragic, preventable, and representative of broader issues about police brutality.
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"It's a form of brutality, a denial of democracy," said Laurent Baumel, a Socialist rebel.
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Among the protesters' demands are universal suffrage and an independent investigation into alleged police brutality.
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His final day on the campaign trail was a tour de force of political brutality.
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Kenyans have long complained of police brutality but face an uphill battle in getting justice.
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Protest police brutality, but do it quietly, in controlled spaces, so you don't disrupt traffic.
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Players have been kneeling to protest racism and police brutality, particularly toward people of color.
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There's very little discussion of the long history of police brutality in Prince George's County.
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This has brought the enormous scale of police brutality and racial disparities into the spotlight.
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Without reliable and accurate statistics, it is impossible to uncover the drivers of police brutality.
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The protests began as a way for players to protest police brutality and racial inequality.
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My parents, like the families escaping brutality and bloodshed today, were fleeing their own danger.
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In my view, the Obama administration didn't do enough to rein in el-Sisi's brutality.
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The brutality it is capable of has -- at least so far -- not been fully mustered.
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If we stand together we can enact real police department reform and prosecute police brutality.
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As Bellamy's book progresses, power, brutality, and the capacity to dominate become all that matters.
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Who knew all it took to end police brutality was a $25 vending machine drink?
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The police force there had been known for corruption scandals and a history of brutality.
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In the last year, federal authorities have launched investigations into brutality at three state prisons.
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I have an idea of the brutality of the regime my parents fled as teenagers.
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This time, however, she's not heading to or from work but fleeing her husband's brutality.
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How important is it for you to raise awareness around police brutality through these releases?
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In 2004, I designed the posters, placards, and banners for a protest against police brutality.
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Bill Clinton is on TV vowing to look into police brutality and systemic racial bias.
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We've now shown a specific, heightened level of brutality and we can never go back.
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The problem isn't that Kaepernick and Rapinoe are factually wrong about racism or police brutality.
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In fact, we're told she never alleged any brutality ... just that they had an argument.
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When we asked black participants what the most important issues are, they say police brutality.
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And when the band are ruminating on police brutality, a little audio clarity is vital.
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And many of those mechanisms I have learned from people who have experienced brutality themselves.
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The aim is to deter and document police brutality by monitoring abuse by the CRS.
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Inmates say that, like its more-famous island cousin, MDC has a history of brutality.
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But that they do, and how they are, is blindsiding in its brutality and bluntness.
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I cofounded Mothers Against Police Brutality and doubled down on my family's fight for justice.
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Mugabe's brutal rule Mugabe's 37-year rule of Zimbabwe has seen periods of bloody brutality.
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"Your passionate voice against such brutality raises hope for resolving the crisis," Mr. Hamid said.
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Last year, the group's song "Police State" took aim at state surveillance and police brutality.
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In Iraq, the U.S. occupation—in its incompetence and brutality—became emblematic of American decline.
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It served to symbolize the brutality of war and the lunacies of this particular war.
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"It's not a protest opera, it's not an opera about police brutality," Mr. Thompson said.
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As for football, it's a dumb and dangerous game of maximum brutality and minimal movement.
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The massacre shattered our illusions, helping us see the brutality of China's one-party rule.
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The entirety of a life can be reduced to an act of brutality, a killing.
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We are more than aware of the brutality of ISIS, Al Qaeda, and similar groups.
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That includes police brutality, which remains a significant issue for black communities across the country.
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MILI members believe that young people are much more vulnerable to police brutality than adults.
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The original focus of these two pages was not police brutality but racialized vigilante violence.
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The pilot, for instance, involves street protests, not against police brutality but against gang violence.
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He had no illusions about the brutality of the Shiite government that replaced Mr. Hussein.
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I wanted people to see that there is social injustice, racial inequality and police brutality.
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Lust and brutality color every encounter, with rape treated no differently from a barroom hookup.
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Reporter: Residents describe heavy-handed oppression and brutality under the rule of these Islamic extremists.
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Black athletes have protested police brutality and racial injustice by kneeling during the national anthem.
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Attendees spoke of discriminatory employment practices, denial of public services, predatory industries, and police brutality.
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Protesters are demanding greater democracy and an inquiry into alleged police brutality during past demonstrations.
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I wanted to experience the brutality and humiliation that "Full Metal Jacket" so fully embodied.
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What really distinguishes it is not its brutality and ruthlessness, but its stunningly realized aesthetic.
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Past the gun violence, and climate destruction, and homophobia, and police brutality, and veiled bigotry.
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U.S. President Donald Trump blamed "the brutality of the North Korean regime" for Warmbier's death.
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It was the brutality of the individual fouls, not the overall tally, that angered them.
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"Homegoing," by Yaa Gyasi; and the brutality of what her characters endured made me sob.
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Protesters have pushed for their list of demands, including a crackdown on alleged policy brutality.
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Graft and brutality are no less widespread in Islamist Iran than in nominally secularist Algeria.
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She found herself wondering what America's government would do in the face of such brutality.
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The documents show how the fighters wielded power through two complementary tools: brutality and bureaucracy.
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Mr. Kim has the power to rule his country and suppress dissent through extreme brutality.
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Plus the speech to law enforcement officials in which Trump appeared to advocate police brutality.
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More troublingly, they meet brutality at the hands of English willing to kill for kale.
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They believe that abortion, not police brutality, is the civil rights issue of our time.
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In that regard, she's a natural, despite the indignities -- and brutality -- to which she's subjected.
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Police brutality and the use of excessive force have been enduring features of our history.
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The well is the receptacle for all of that brutality and whatever Ares crimes followed.
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As the uprising intensified through the summer of 2012, the regime responded with increasing brutality.
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One was the sudden, insane burst of brutality that is inflicted by men upon women.
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The recent election was overshadowed by reports of police brutality, deaths and post-election unrest.
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Police unions, they argued, are critical in shielding police from discipline for brutality and violence.
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Police brutality complaints skyrocketed as Angelinos became increasingly isolated from an increasingly militarized police force.
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In recent years, activists have accused SARS of significant human rights abuses and police brutality.
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The first two episodes were so full of a kind of status quo of brutality.
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And those who rebel against it, like Mr. Sardar, are often greeted with unchecked brutality.
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But what elevates Rylance's stage performances is the way he swings between vulnerability and brutality.
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Beyond its brutality, the crime was noteworthy for the role religion played in heightening tensions.
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It is pro-civilisation — speaking out in favor of civilized behavior and against state brutality.
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We are more than aware of the brutality of ISIS, al-Qaeda, and similar groups.
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Still, in light of police brutality issues nationwide, the Gurley trial was an unusual case.
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Notably, the family is spared the brutality, rape and methodical pillage suffered by the common people.
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He said Black Lives Matter should focus on black-on-black crime rather than police brutality.
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It's the opposite of the effect Gibson presumably intended, making viewers feel the brutality of war.
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Her story of losing her father, Eric Garner, to police brutality translates well to the screen.
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Their claims of systematic racism and police brutality were met, on the whole, with condescending denial.
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Like, a kind of brutality that involves snipping a frog's leg muscles so it can't escape.
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"A constant of these murders is the brutality and impunity that accompany them," the report said.
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Paul didn't want to diminish the brutality of the assault, and something is unbearable about that.
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It is notorious for brutality, posting videos of captives, foreign and local, begging for their lives.
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The era was heavily criticised for its brutality, but also resulted in period of economic boom.
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He did that to raise awareness about police brutality against African-Americans and other racial injustices.
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The number of white militants has grown; they have attacked more often and with greater brutality.
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The brutality of these particular activists' physical violence contrasts with the sophistication of their intelligence gathering.
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The U.S., for instance, has its share of erroneous convictions, police brutality and dubious plea bargains.
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Stephen Kearse examines why these movies have nothing to say other than police brutality is bad.
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The brutality of the crime, and the video's spread across Facebook, led to massive media coverage.
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On it, he tackles the issue of police brutality against African-Americans in the United States.
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IT HAS been used to speak out against the pope, police brutality and rising student fees.
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As in Mosul, the combination of ISIS brutality and intense coalition bombardment wreaked havoc on civilians.
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It was a justified action — Rahm's behavior was genuinely disgraceful — but nonetheless startling in its brutality.
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Inmates are typically cautious about speaking out about brutality because they often fear retaliation by guards.
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ISIS brutality has extended its reach from Syria across the border into Turkey in the past.
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This is art responding to a brutal and greedy society with even more brutality and greed.
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It shows that ISIS, known for its brutality, was also effective at wielding power through paperwork.
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Her temperance arguments featured stories of drunken male brutality, as befitted a member of the WCTU.
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Lawsuits allege that the unsanitary conditions and brutality in Arpaio's jails resulted in dozens of miscarriages.
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Till bravely chose to show the public the brutality done to her 14-year-old child.
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Annan condemned the violence on Friday, saying "no cause can justify such brutality and senseless killing".
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He talked about racial injustice and police brutality against black people without relying on talking points.
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But their brutality, when it came to killing elders and leaders in the villages was unforgivable.
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They have now snowballed into a movement against police brutality and in favour of full democracy.
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Moss's character finally becomes pregnant, and while Serena is delighted, she still exacts brutality on Offred.
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The battles are bigger than in Mordor, but maintain the same focus on violence and brutality.
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Protesters have been demanding an independent investigation into allegations of police brutality and greater democratic freedoms.
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During the 2016 election, they spread pro-racial diversity messaging and promoted anti-police brutality events.
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Diggs gives an amazing performance that really illustrates the psychological implications of over policing and brutality.
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Mama Mabel was the matriarch of the Harlem underworld and he was scarred by her brutality.
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More than any other Game of Thrones bloodbath, it read like glorified brutality for brutality's sake.
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They've done episodes on police brutality, the N-word, and most recently, the prison industrial complex.
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The first is set in antebellum Virginia, and runs on through the brutality of the war.
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Kaepernick's goal: to call attention to racism and how police brutality disproportionately impacts people of color.
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Trump repeated his call for owners to fire players who protest police brutality and racial injustice.
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She's lost white friends over disagreements about Obama, as well as the issue of police brutality.
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Typically, Negan switches gears between locker room banter and excessive brutality, leaving little room for nuance.
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He started kneeling during the National Anthem in 2016 as a silent protest against police brutality.
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It depicts gun violence amid a mélange of racism, minstrel shows, police brutality and mass killings.
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Activists in the community said it wasn't the first time they'd spoken out about police brutality.
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It's obvious to me, though, that it takes an abstract painter to paint with such brutality.
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The interior minister came out to apologise for the police brutality, quelling the protests—for now.
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Sons of Anarchy earned a reputation for brutality, a reputation Mayans MC seems determined to continue.
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Post-election, allegations of massive electoral fraud led to weeks of protests, met with police brutality.
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Its supporters oppose police brutality, mass incarceration, America's drug war, police militarisation and civil-forfeiture abuses.
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All but one is systematically slaughtered by creatures of untold power, unknown motivation, and inhuman brutality.
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The weight of police brutality should not fall solely on the shoulders of the black community.
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Unity is understanding that police brutality has been an ongoing fight for black Americans since emancipation.
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" Young women could practice the "science and skill" of boxing "with all the brutality left out.
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I think he's too much of a good guy for the kind of brutality, the skepticism.
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Their violence feels like the most human response to the brutality the world inflicts on them.
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For those that believe I am anti-police, I am not, I am anti-police brutality.
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The consent decree came down during the Obama administration amid allegations of racism and police brutality.
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" — AP "'Police brutality will shame forever the Spanish state,' independence-minded Puigdemont said as crowds cheered.
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The group has provoked international condemnation with its brutality and mass kidnappings of women and girls.
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That African Americans experience a disproportionate amount of surveillance and police brutality is a documented phenomenon.
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But five turbulent years later, complaints about police brutality and the use of deadly force persist.
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Danuty Baduszkowej, doesn't appear to shy away from the action and occasional brutality of the series.
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" â€" 🌊William 🌊 (@wlouis94) September 7, 2018 That we should really do something about police brutality.
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Whether police brutality or xenophobia, these two brothers aren't just on the run from the supernatural.
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Jayson Musson's An Elegy for Ancestors is a celestial memorial commemorating the victims of police brutality.
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The first ones to really say [talk about police brutality] through the music industry was NWA.
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Their brutality is expected, but Sy's role in it is truly the downfall of a human.
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WE ARE NOT… Blessings to all the families that have lost loved ones to police brutality.
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In 44 years of investigating animal cruelty, he said, he had never seen such systematic brutality.
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" Taylor, meanwhile, promised that the upcoming episodes would be "a runaway train of brutality and perversion.
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Kaepernick, as you know, started kneeling during the national anthem last year to protest police brutality.
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Previous job: Lawyer, specializing in employment discrimination, police brutality, civil rights and other social justice issues.
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Many migrants have been complaining of brutality of Croatian police officers, allegations that Croatia has dismissed.
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The brutality of Bashar al-Assad's regime has left over 250,000 people dead and displaced millions.
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He relentlessly accused black NFL players who demonstrated against police brutality of a lack of patriotism.
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The protesters are black, white and brown people, crying out against police brutality and systemic violence.
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Protests in recent weeks have focused around police brutality and the government's response to previous demonstrations.
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Especially after the war, the alliance proves fragile, as white supremacy reasserts itself with renewed brutality.
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Armed self-defense, he said, is a more in-your-face means of resisting police brutality.
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Even Brazilians, used to some of the world's highest crime rates, were shocked by the brutality.
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Extreme military and police brutality could lead to major uprisings, including violence and bloodshed, experts warn.
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Kaepernick first kneeled during the national anthem in 2016 to protest racial injustice and police brutality.
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Each day, the brutality and inhumanity of the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy becomes more evident.
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The truth is that racism and police brutality existed under President Obama and administrations before his.
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"You can't run for president and not talk about police misconduct and police brutality," Brooks said.
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Forget the fact that the players were courageously protesting an unfair justice system and police brutality.
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The police brutality that we're experiencing right now, it's been happening for a very long time.
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I was born and raised in Newark, and police brutality and shootings happened near my block.
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The profiling, resource deprivation, detention, brutality by police and vigilantes, and legalized abuse of entire communities.
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This new evidence is a reminder that police brutality and misconduct are serious problems that persist.
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Hints of sexuality and of extreme brutality are meant to make it seem daring and serious.
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Tinti depicts brutality and compassion with exquisite sensitivity, creating a powerful overlay of love and pain.
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Add insane amounts of drugs, brutality, and lawlessness to that cocktail, and you get the idea.
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The riot lasted until 6 AM, and more than 100 police brutality complaints were logged afterwards.
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You can enjoy that acceleration and brutality, but then settle in for a long comfortable cruise.
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The massacre has become a symbol of the brutality experienced by Native Americans under European-Americans.
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It barely mentioned police brutality, instead lavishing attention on the fact that the Panthers had weapons.
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On "black-ish," the show has dealt with police brutality, the presidential election and even menstruation.
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On social media, Ms. Postell saw that her city had erupted in protests against police brutality.
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The killing of Botham Shem Jean, an unarmed black man, led to protests against police brutality.
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Editorial The Chicago Police Department has a history of corruption, brutality and torture dating back decades.
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Within this ethos of visual brutality, Tool emanates a vibe of quiet purpose and moral rigor.
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Their assassinations sparked a campaign of ethnic cleansing whose scope and brutality would shock the world.
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Legalized discrimination and state-sanctioned brutality, murder, dispossession and disenfranchisement continued long after the war ended.
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But the two talked through serious issues like police brutality, student debt, wages, taxes, and jobs.
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He oversaw numerous murder investigations; in the 230s, he prosecuted officers in a police brutality case.
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Mr. Garner's last words — "I can't breathe" — became a rallying cry for people protesting police brutality.
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That meal seemed such a profound act of kindness and generosity, given the brutality they'd endured.
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"The balance between beautiful poetic movement, language and extreme brutality is just incredibly honest," he added.
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The brutality varied widely by area, and what happened in Noor's village was worse than typical.
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In the early 19813s, military and paramilitary forces razed whole communities in massacres of untrammeled brutality.
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This fear is charged by the accounts of racist violence and police brutality in other poems.
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"Black-ish" has been lauded for addressing thorny issues like racism and police brutality head on.
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For players, that might mean a little casual brutality toward an opponent or some deliberate theatricality.
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Yet Ms. Noyola also said the brutality had brought the community together in a powerful way.
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Protesters are now demanding greater democracy and an inquiry into alleged police brutality during past demonstrations.
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Twitter users accused the actress of supporting police brutality and noted that she's an American citizen.
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"The brutality that people can treat each other with in this business is undoubted," he said.
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A lawsuit against two psychologists has thrown a spotlight on the brutality used in C.I.A. interrogations.
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Yet no handcuffs were deployed, no tear gas was fired, and no police brutality was reported.
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A culture of constant, casual brutality is toxic to the body, and we suffer for it.
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Make no mistake, there are bad cops out there, and police brutality is a critical issue.
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A city once a symbol of horror and brutality today bustles with energy, commerce and opportunity.
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The bottom line: Khodorkovsky waves away a question about having become a symbol of Putin's brutality.
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And with disturbing scenes of carnage and brutality, the message is hammered home: unsubtle but effective.
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Belafonte sang his medley in front of projected images of the convention violence and police brutality.
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The brutality of London's tale has been softened, as have some of the creakier cultural attitudes.
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Where Mr. van Hove diverges from previous stagings is in doubling down on the plot's brutality.
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The civilians who had suffered three years of brutality under the Islamic State ceased to exist.
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For people risking bullets daily, it matters to know that the government cannot hide its brutality.
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All faiths and ethnicities were subject to the IRGC's brutality, though Muslims were a frequent target.
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Where Henry is tormented by the brutality of battle, the Dauphin seems positively tickled by it.
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The way the camera lasciviously details the brutality of Gilead is often more numbing than incisive.
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In short, our system has huge incentives for brutality, and no incentives at all for mercy.
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NFL players starting "taking a knee" in 85033 seeking to protest police brutality and racial inequality.
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Protesters have set out five demands, including an investigation into alleged police brutality and universal suffrage.
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That never happened, and instead today the film is heralded for raising awareness of police brutality.
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Protesters have set out five demands, including an investigation into alleged police brutality and universal suffrage.
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She is also an advocate for queer and transgender rights and for anti-police-brutality campaigns.
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And we should support him in his efforts not to paper over the brutality of Kim.
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Historically, black Americans had grown up as a separate group, victims of endless injustice and brutality.
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Aggressive police tactics have inflamed the protesters, which has only escalated the brutality on both sides.
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The allegations of brutality against inmates at Mid-State are the latest involving New York prisons.
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We stand together with the American people in the face of this horrendous anti-Semitic brutality.
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In blackness, hope is often complicated by the intrusion of death, bloodshed, depression, incarceration, grief, brutality.
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"The brutality with which they behaved with students is not acceptable," she told media on Monday.
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It was a religious fear, and it had led to great brutality, as fear always does.
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Jabhat al-Nusra had established itself as a powerful force, eclipsed in brutality only by ISIS .
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As journalists, Hill and her co-anchor covered how NFL players were peacefully protesting police brutality.
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Protesters were now railing against perceived police brutality that helped fuel public anger and protest turnouts.
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White also batted away concerns about the brutality of MMA on fighters' physical and mental health.
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He and others kneeled during "The Star Spangled Banner" to protest police brutality against African-Americans.
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How about if we condone police brutality and suggest that frontier justice or vigilantism is appropriate?
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Violent protests against police brutality have continued through their fourth day in the suburbs of Paris.
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The Nazi regime had perhaps overcome the depression, but its increasing brutality left no redeeming qualities.
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Yes, the show's depiction of the medieval world's brutality toward women was realistic on some level.
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Lila is flying, passing, landing; you don't get a strong sense of brutality from this language.
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He's talking and thinking about issues that are very present for us today, like police brutality.
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Instead of being a voice for the powerless, all the powerless ones, it becomes another brutality.
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Many Spaniards have yet to acknowledge Franco's brutality properly, said Antonio Maestre, a prominent leftist journalist.
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Re abortion, I oppose it as much for its harm to women as for its brutality.
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The indigenous peoples did not fall prey only to the brutality and subjugation of the conquerors.
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Being subjected to laws and being arrested without injury or brutality is not persecution, he wrote.
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How do you think comedy helps people cope with heavy topics like racism and police brutality?
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The chaos of the current political landscape has changed the discourse around police brutality and activism.
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Black trans women face discrimination across multiple sectors within employment, housing, police brutality, and health care.
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They were about what many in Baltimore's minority communities saw as a pattern of police brutality.
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But I'm just saying that making a movie about police brutality that puts you in a position where you have sympathy for the chief of police who is trying to wrangle these guys is not a very effective way to make a film about police brutality.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers are taking the NFL's protest against police brutality and systemic racism to the NBA.
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But in these times of ISIS and its brutality, the terrorists of 1976 look like political idealists.
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Feature For all the revelations about its brutality, pro football is more popular and profitable than ever.
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The randomness and brutality of the violence was central to the way in which it spread terror.
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Hearing about Trump 100 times is as irritating to you as hearing about police brutality six times?
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Through brutality and military cunning he has managed to hold on to power for almost three decades.
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Later, the two bond over the Wu-Tang Clan and segue into a discussion of police brutality.
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The founders aim not just to raise awareness but to get laws enacted to end police brutality.
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When Lenin died, Stalin took his system of centralized power and refined it with even more brutality.
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Many had fled from extreme brutality and oppression in countries like Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Somalia and Iran.
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On July 7, a sniper attack killed 5 Dallas police officers during a protest against police brutality.
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" Richards explains, "This round [of exhibitions] use art to engage issues of police brutality, immigration, and imprisonment.
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Research shows that people with disabilities are disproportionately likely to be victims of police brutality and shootings.
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As the conversation shifted to the president's efforts to deal with police brutality, tensions seemed to escalate.
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He also laced into Fillon's free-market economic policies, which he said reflected "a great social brutality".
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Through gallows humor, The Carmichael Show can find laughs in everything from police brutality to Bill Cosby.
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" As Smith wrote, "the long-range trauma police brutality causes can be as deadly as a bullet.
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Such brutality will provoke more violence, believes José Luis Sanz, director of El Faro, a digital newspaper.
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So many of Gordon's pictures from the crime series have a lot to do with police brutality.
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Part of the mission of the Botham Jean Foundation is to support families impacted by police brutality.
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Under Baghdadi, ISIS earned a reputation for unconscionable brutality — including beheadings, terror attacks, kidnappings, and war crimes.
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It takes a level of respectful vagueness in its depiction of police brutality and a literal riot.
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Kanye brings up Barack Obama, President Donald Trump, that Make America Great Again hat, and police brutality.
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Their violent missions feel like a righteous cause taken to the extreme, unlike the supers' casual brutality.
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Those protests occurred during a week of demonstrations against police brutality that took place across the country.
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The Witcher 2 , on the other hand, is a game that embraces the tight brutality of unfreedom.
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As it was, Rwanda's second invasion of Congo helped spark a continent-wide war of great brutality.
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What that song did is it give an outlet to the frustrations we feel at police brutality.
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The Chinese response to it has been to run Xinjiang as a police state of utmost brutality.
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Episode director and executive producer Greg Nicotero says that the brutality of the death was the point.
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We anticipated apocalyptic death, destruction, brutality, shock, horror, despair, and suffering from the end of this show.
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Eskinder grew concerned that Nafkot would become desensitized to the brutality and grow resentful of the world.
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A total of 21995 officers were shot at a protest that took place Thursday against police brutality.
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Morales is swayed by the Saviors despite their brutality, because Negan gives men like him a purpose.
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I'm hopeful if our president, with Congress, calls for a national conversation on race and police brutality.
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Assad's surprising durability and brutality against his own people has proved a lasting boon to al Qaeda.
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Economic vitality—not police brutality—should be the primary political concern for African Americans this election cycle.
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So, his complete disregard for the consequences of treating fat people with demeaning brutality is no surprise.
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Can you get us in touch with people that are trying to end police brutality and misconduct?
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LAPD officers arriving at the hilltop home the next morning stumbled upon a scene of unimaginable brutality.
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He suggested Obama has taken sides against police in the country's debate over race and police brutality.
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This time, her judgments are directed at San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick's protests against police brutality.
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What do you think about the connection between the violence committed by the Klan and police brutality.
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In the years to follow, there were stock market crashes, police brutality, economic crises, and multiple wars.
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But those people living under Islamic State rule are the ones suffering the most from its brutality.
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Both phrases are used as rallying cries by activists who advocate against police brutality and social injustice.
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It's surprising to see a sitcom take on police brutality so frankly for a couple of reasons.
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That's been made plain by the significant role of cellphone video in the movement against police brutality.
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Government-held Aleppo, Syria (CNN)Simply driving into Aleppo brings home the brutality of Syria's civil war.
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They were notorious for their brutality and for kidnapping children for use as fighters and sex slaves.
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But prominent among the Assad regime opponents is the terrorist group ISIS, an organization of unparalleled brutality.
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He is not celebrated for his depictions of brutality, which I cannot help but think is deliberate.
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Many wore black, the adopted color of the protest movement, and carried signs condemning alleged police brutality.
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Kaepernick has been clear that he is protesting racism and police brutality, not the national anthem itself.
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That all sounds like over-the-top parody, but the dry-eyed brutality of Who Is America?
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He found plenty, including particularly egregious posts intended to stoke outrage about police brutality among black Americans.
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But he is headlining the DNC on Tuesday, when the night's theme will revolve around police brutality.
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Franco had been critical of police brutality in marginalized neighborhoods and her death reverberated around the world.
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Their methods of challenging systemic and rampant police brutality, racial violence, and economic oppression took many forms.
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Black Lives Matter have been among the first to cry out for white victims of police brutality.
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This award-winning shot of a dead, dehorned black rhino captures the brutality and senselessness of poaching.
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He worked at a grassroots level, campaigning against police brutality and the treatment of minorities in Pakistan.
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And this brutality was for one reason and one reason alone: the color of the victims' skin.
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It's hard to tell whether police brutality has worsened or remained constant since Nicholas died in 1994.
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Instances of police brutality, including several high-profile shootings of black men, have largely fueled that decline.
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The recommendations include more rights for victims of police brutality and trimming of special rights for officers.
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Would the United States be talking about police brutality as much as it is today without Vine?
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Since her father's death, his daughter has become an activist for racial equality and against police brutality.
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It was a singular moment of sports horror, and the brutality of it was only the beginning.
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The police, too, would not hesitate—because of their contempt for us—to engage in police brutality.
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The author paints a grim picture of the brutality inflicted on Kashmiri civilians by the Indian army.
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"The confidentiality of Dr. Ford was brutality violated by a Democrat staff or member," Comstock said Monday.
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The former San Francisco 49ers quarterback is now a free agent after his protest against police brutality.
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The quarterback took a knee in protest of police brutality and the mistreatment of minorities in America.
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The Witcher 2,on the other hand, is a game that embraces the tight brutality of unfreedom.
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Commissioner Kerlikowske stated that rebuilding trust and preventing further acts of brutality are important priorities for CBP.
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What we do know is that it's yet another case that has ignited advocates against police brutality.
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Among the other challenges Jigsaw is trying to solve: Organized crime, police brutality, human trafficking and terrorism.
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This speech was widely understood, including by police chiefs nationwide, as endorsing police brutality against arrested people.
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We strongly condemn the murderous brutality of Daesh and its oppression of civilian populations under its control.
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Along with police brutality, we must interrogate our most commonly held assumptions about gun violence more broadly.
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Protesters continue to call for both Lam's resignation and an independent investigation into police brutality against demonstrations.
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The government denies discrimination against Shi'ites and bias or brutality on the part of its security services.
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In describing this and much more, the book shows the ruthlessness and brutality of the Chinese dictatorship.
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But evidence of the Islamic State's brutality took aback even some of the most battle-hardened soldiers.
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The troops responded with a brutality rare even by the grim standards of their record in Kashmir.
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" READ: T.I. speaks out on police brutality "To be yung Blac and successful YOU ENEMY NUMBER 1.
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Turning his back on years of attempted reconciliation with the Kurds, he has adopted an uncompromising brutality.
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Scott Walker (R) on Thursday over Colin Kaepernick and NFL players' protests against police brutality and racism.
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Unlovely and uninvolving, "Level Up" is a running-man cocktail of brutality spiked with low-level humor.
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The area remains notorious within Portugal for its crime rate and a trial over alleged police brutality.
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But it doesn't mean that police brutality is vanquished, or that the task of reform is done.
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Russian and Syrian warplanes began pounding the city with a ferocity and brutality we'd never seen before.
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And according to bassist James Genenz, there's a lot more going on in "Doomsday" than simple brutality.
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"Rick and Morty," with its queasy blend of high-minded brutality and unusual kindness, is something new.
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"There [have been] very few iconic images of brutality from the Syrian civil war," he told me.
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Big Sean's opening verse flits from remorseful to violent, facing up to white supremacy and police brutality.
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On "Cops" he samples Slick Rick's "Children's Story" on a collaboration with Kanye West about police brutality.
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The violence has claimed the spotlight in Washington, reigniting debates over gun control, police brutality and racism.
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He likewise was one of the only candidates to recognize both sides of the police brutality debate.
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Starr goes public, sharing true stories of the life her friend lived and advocating against police brutality.
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President Trump has seized on the gang's brutality and violence to symbolize the risks of illegal immigration.
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Two months before her death, she posted a video on Facebook in which she discussed police brutality.
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He saw me and swerved toward me so that I could bear witness to his government's brutality.
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Of course, police brutality and Black Lives Matter needed to exist within the world of the show.
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But many people, and not just vegetarians or vegans, object to the brutality of modern factory farms.
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Hundreds of demonstrators were injured, inspiring a new objective for the already incensed citizens: ending police brutality.
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Instead, the Assad dynasty had for 45 years maintained its power by force, with ever-escalating brutality.
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"I was trying to juxtapose the brutality of that with the taste [of sugar]," says Campos-Pons.
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As residents of the most rampant exporter of imperialism and neo-colonial white-supremacist brutality we must.
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It is hard to overstate the brutality of Mr. al-Bashir's first decade, from 1989 to 1999.
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After he received an award from Amnesty International, Kaepernick spoke about his goals of addressing police brutality.
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The rural mystique and literary flare of Season 1 are replaced with urban brutality and sad nonsense.
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The image was a collage of various victims of police brutality, with Kaepernick kneeling in the center.
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And let's not forget that there is a degree of brutality involved in all of these sports.
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"There is an extremely high potential for physical violence and brutality directed at our community," she wrote.
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Obaid's sorrow is deep, and the loss of his brother to such brutality is still a shock.
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"They actually do believe that he is a symbol of police brutality in the country," he said.
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Each show opens with a panel discussion on topics including police brutality, gun violence and mass incarceration.
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Compared with books published in the past, these new editions presented the brutality of slavery more vividly.
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In recent years, the Department of Investigation has prioritized inquiries into corruption and brutality at Rikers Island.
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The captain of a soccer team ostracized for brutality and intimidation is not without his softer side.
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It doesn't negate disturbing reports of police brutality against young and vulnerable citizens, especially those of color.
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Most of the company members are drawn from townships like those in which Asad experienced such brutality.
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A combination of tensions, from employment, discrimination, police brutality and increasingly crowded living conditions finally boiled over.
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It was, current activists say, precisely the opposite of their real-world experience of protesting police brutality.
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What made this case stand out beyond its brutality was the government's response: It decided to prosecute.
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And the tradition of police brutality is so entrenched that it's become a kind of applied dysfunction.
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Their rejection of the past, and of established practice, is subject to its own logic of brutality.
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Social media videos take other tones and uses, like a desperate call to attention regarding police brutality.
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Not content with only marginalizing American Muslims, King has also shown contempt for those protesting police brutality.
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Kaepernick said he was raising awareness for social justice issues such as racial inequality and police brutality.
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Below are six books for young readers that address police brutality and the Black Lives Matter movement.
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The jail complex, long plagued by fights and brutality, has also seen its share of inmate deaths.
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Prosecutors contend that Mr. Guzmán transformed the drug trade with unchecked brutality, remarkable efficiency and brazen corruption.
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Why, up until only earlier this year, hasn't Warren said anything about police brutality in Indian country?
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"Saturday's attack in Kabul is another indication of their brutality," he told reporters at a Pentagon briefing.
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In these days of increased activism among professional athletes about issues like police brutality, Trump's election, etc.
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But "Queen & Slim" is arguably more concerned with what this brutality does to black selfhood and agency.
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" Later in the speech, Bush praised President Ronald Reagan for standing up to "the brutality of tyrants.
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Michael Skolnik, a civil rights activist, said many people deserve credit for focusing attention on police brutality.
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Themes include police brutality, mental illness, racism, the violent death of young African Americans and rampant inequality.
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But over the last few weeks, the Iranian government's brutality has been refocused on its own people.
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China, like North Korea and other authoritarian regimes, has a penchant for brutality, lies and self-deception.
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The factory farming of pigs, chickens and other animals is a relatively new form of hideous brutality.
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If he does locate the brutality in much of the comedy, he treats a grim play lightly.
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She became an activist against police brutality after the July 2014 death of her father, Eric Garner.
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Also rightfully, Mildred struggles with her complicity — as a woman ignored, she aches to dish out brutality.
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Nearly all of the content, the report found, was related to Black Lives Matter and police brutality.
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Courts have cleared him of wrongdoing, but critics say he's at least partly responsible for the brutality.
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And Trump has repeatedly attacked NFL players who kneel during the national anthem to protest police brutality.
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Zarqawi, himself from Jordan, was a kind of thuggish figure, known more for brutality than theological sophistication.
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The protesters called on the men to address issues of race, including police brutality, in their campaigns.
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Through her creative undertakings, Dawson champions political prisoners and endeavors to put an end to police brutality.
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Through her creative undertakings, she champions political prisoners and endeavors to put an end to police brutality.
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Black Americans and their allies had a moral, as well as political, obligation to resist police brutality, oppose racial segregation, and risk being confined to "narrow jail cells" in order to bear public witness to brutality and oppression that diminished the nation's democratic promise and potential, King argued.
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The last of these, which may be the most important, extends far beyond occasional instances of police brutality.
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And we know very well the brutality that awaits anyone who attempts to heckle or confront the President.
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Omarosa took part in a panel Friday at the National Association of Black Journalists to discuss police brutality.
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T.I. has been an advocate of criminal justice reform, often speaking out on police brutality and harsh sentencing.
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And in recent years, the region has been terrorized by the brutality of jihadist militant group Boko Haram.
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Trump has also defended police standing in opposition to Black Lives Matter protests over police shootings and brutality.
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Atah Ullah says the video is one of many examples of police brutality during the recent government crackdown.
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A newsletter about police brutality hung on the wall near a broadside for the Third World Women's Alliance.
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Targeted communities find themselves in a no-win situation in relationship to images of the brutality they face.
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Last year, Colin Kaepernick, like many others, saw a deluge of news about police brutality against black men.
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It is also for others, the victims of police violence, police brutality, racially motivated violence and criminal injustice.
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INGRAHAM: Well, I think that they&aposre saying is the players are following their conscience about police brutality.
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Under al-Baghdadi, ISIS grabbed swaths of territory in Iraq and Syria -- earning a reputation for unparallelled brutality.
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"I'm absolutely shocked by the level of the brutality," his wife, Baroness Meyer, told the Times of London.
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If you have an encounter with the police or witness police brutality make sure you know your rights.
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It wasn't the first controversial episode for the show, which has previously explored sensitive topics like police brutality.
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The brutality lies in overcoming the mind, forcing yourself to push beyond what your body claims is possible.
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Black Lives Matter protesters, like the ones marching in Dallas, have turned police brutality into a national issue.
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In an utterly depraved scene of brutality, Pacho and his men storm the Salazar compound and kill everyone.
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Several veterans also called attention to the fact that police brutality should not be swept under the rug.
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She was just 227 in November 22015 when she became caught up in an incident of police brutality.
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