I don't like bullies, and I think unions stop bullies.
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The fact is, bullies are always bullies, even if they grow up and go underground.
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The presidential campaign has evolved into an all-against-all dog pile, in which bullies claim that they are powerless to represent themselves against this new bullying mob that bullies bullies.
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Maybe what our parents taught us is true: bullies are only bullies because they don't like themselves.
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Bullies support him, bullies will vote for him, and he'll make America the bully of the world.
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There are bullies at the school, and the bullies beat you up every day on the playground.
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Female bullies/victims were at higher risk for developing agoraphobia, while male bullies/victims were at increased risk for suicide.
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Dealing with high school bullies (and bullies in general, really) is hard and something Grimm unfortunately knows all too well.
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"Andrew's whole animating focus was 'I don't like bullies in the political sphere and I'll fight the bullies,' " he said.
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Don't sink to their level, as your mentors have said about your bullies—and indeed, bullies may abound during this time.
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Bullies will always be bullies and they strike anywhere, and neither Jared nor I wanted to live our life in fear of that.
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Overseas, rather than stand up to bullies, Mr. Trump appears to like bullies, and they are delighted to have him represent the American brand.
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Get a posse "Most bullies, most chronic bullies, pick on more than one person," said Ni, who coaches clients and counsels Fortune 500 companies.
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"Overseas, rather than stand up to bullies, Mr. Trump appears to like bullies, and they are delighted to have him represent the American brand," she wrote.
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Her peers were bullies, their parents were bullies, and it only made sense that Emily would learn to act that way too, in order to fit in.
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In others, DT has had the upper hand, and has danced a little in celebration: Young bullies steal lunch money, old bullies steal brand colors, right #Randall?
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Girl bullies -- and the bullies in this case were girls -- appeared to be at highest risk, noted an article about the study in the New York Times.
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So I proudly brought my baby with me, to show him that it's important to stand up to bullies, even if some of those bullies work in marble offices in your state capitol.
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Perhaps Chapman is wrongly accused; or perhaps bullies come cheap.
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"The school kicked me out, not the bullies," Ryder said.
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Last fall, she defended her body against bullies on Instagram.
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"These guys are a bunch of corrupt bullies," Summers said.
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Cruz and Trump have been the bullies in the schoolyard.
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We tell kids in school all the time about bullies.
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In Trump's interruptions, I saw a favored tactic of bullies.
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" She added that the backlash has "brought the bullies out.
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It's provided a platform for bullies and racists and liars.
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Also: bullies, and the way they heighten every negative emotion.
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"You big, dumb bullies that are hurting females," he says.
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When it comes to bullies, should you engage or ignore?
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You persevere with what you have, and ignore the bullies.
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When the first bullies in your life are your family.
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However, bullies themselves are also suffering, says the National Academies.
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Instagram is once again trying to fight back against bullies.
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I feel like they're just bullies with badges, you know?
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She had a couple rough years with bullies as well.
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Roiphe has a specific term for these bullies: Twitter feminists.
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There are still teenage bullies using dolls to terrorize others.
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We're supposed to stand up to bullies, not follow them.
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Bullies are actually weak; they don't go after strong people.
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Our democracy is too important to let the bullies win.
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If bullies say you can't do stuff, prove them wrong.
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How else can you describe someone who bullies their underlings?
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She also doesn't shy away from paparazzi or online bullies.
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Bullies, it seems, may cut their teeth on gay kids.
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I was afraid to stand up to the schoolyard bullies.
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But I had lived life with bullies during the Depression.
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His teachers, fellow students — even a few bullies — take note.
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Still, he found himself a frequent target of schoolyard bullies.
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We have seen school grounds where bullies push people around.
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But we must also halt speech that bullies and torments.
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Companies don't tolerate bullies or bullying in the workplace either.
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We all know what bullies those musical theater kids are.
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Society enforces norms by murdering the bullies who break them.
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The problem we all seeFrom bullies at school to bullies in political offices, from tyrants in other countries to tyrants in the home, we've all come in contact with this problem in some way.
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" David told PEOPLE: "I've requested she and her castmates stop talking about us multiple times but they are bullies and bullies feel better about themselves when they refuse to look inward and focus on themselves.
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This gave him a sense of pride that silenced the bullies.
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Even big bullies enjoy the benefits of the First Amendment, though.
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Jamie Rathburn is in legal trouble after confronting her son's bullies.
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Johnny Weir is calling out his cyber bullies one by one.
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Simone Biles isn't letting body shaming bullies affect her self-esteem.
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Yet there is no sign that the bullies are laying off.
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Such services have also become favourite hangouts for bullies and trolls.
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They keep getting called out for being bullies, Miranda Priestly-style.
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During lunch that day Diego was brutally attacked by his bullies.
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The bullies look across the stream to see the six Losers.
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"Bullies" goes on a journey—the beat itself isn't a loop.
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But the church does not always play nice with the bullies.
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Looks like not even Jennifer Aniston was spared from childhood bullies.
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They cannot be bullies and try to come conquer and divide.
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These people are bullies and I'm sick and tired of it.
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Previous stands against pious bullies have often been followed by capitulation.
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Nobody should have to deal with bullies alone, talk to someone.
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Listen Here Intro Mix:Post Malone - Candy PaintStinc Team - Cyber Bullies feat.
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" Early in her speech, she declared that "bluster is for bullies.
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They described gangs of bullies, physical abuse and everyday name calling.
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But The BFG plays them more like schoolyard bullies than monsters.
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" "We were bullies in one of the poorest countries on Earth.
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It's time the bullies in Afghanistan stop taking from the public.
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The same study showed that bullies more often report delinquent behavior.
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Unfortunately, insecurity makes bullies even more dangerous when they feel cornered.
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Both are outspoken East Coasters who have been described as bullies.
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Nonetheless, he knows that he will encounter bullies, and he does.
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Today, you are never safe from bullies thanks to social media.
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We've helped people apologize, confront their bullies and rebuild frayed relationships.
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Also, had to hit pause on reading comments cuz bullies suck.
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On her 2012 LP, "Warrior," she added bullies and self-doubt.
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"This guy like all bullies is a coward," Mr. Biden said.
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Block bullies' online accounts and phone numbers that send harassing texts.
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Maybe in the future prepubescent bullies are a lot more erudite?
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I will never stop fighting for our rights and against bullies.
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Hopefully the potential public embarrassment wasn't the bullies' only consequence, however.
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The president bullies a minor on Twitter and is retweeted aplenty.
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Whenever I see him, he bullies me about learning to meditate.
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"There was an entire website called Stop the Goodreads Bullies, which was basically doxing people on Goodreads and positioning them all as these massive abusers and bullies while putting their personal information on the internet," Donaldson said.
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But there's bullies everywhere so this is just a little — this is just a little late Snapchat to tell whoever with their own bullies that the only opinion that really matters is yours and to never change.
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Furthermore, in this study, bullies were asked how often parents and teachers spoke to them about their behavior – only about 33 percent of parents and 50 percent of teachers spoke to regular bullies about their bullying activities.
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He bullies journalists and uses an anti-corruption agency to hound rivals.
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"I told him that we can't let the bullies win," she says.
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"Bullies don't like to be attacked so they lash out," Miller said.
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Pay close attention to who bullies you or breaks some boundaries today.
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Glad the bullies will have fun paying to watch a champion win.
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It is a world that discriminates, that bullies and teases and mocks.
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Africans who are bullied in turn became bullies, just like everyone else.
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"Now I have a message for the bullies: You're sick," she continued.
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I befriend my real-life bullies only to belittle them over chat.
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In addition, Instagram is adding a "Restrict" mode aimed at combating bullies.
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What are some of the habits that adult bullies tend to have?
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Four brothers use the holidays to get back at their school bullies.
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McDermott and Spelling frequently find themselves defending their kids against online bullies.
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"You're like a big bully who bullies all of us," Kim says.
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He is a classic bully and that's how you deal with bullies.
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I happened to be in California with these guys, some real bullies.
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Freedom of expression simply cannot be negotiated with autocrats, dictators or bullies.
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A franchise player who regularly bullies the journalists covering him is another.
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A kid labeled as low-grit could be easy pickings for bullies.
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He bullies and threatens people he believes are obstacles to his ambitions.
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I think they're weak; I think they're bullies; I think they're cowards.
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Trump has one approach as a candidate (and as President): He bullies.
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Nearly two decades later, robbery still exists, but the bullies have changed.
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" Jackson has advice for other kids facing bullies: "You are not alone.
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But instead of supervillains, Holland had to deal with real-life bullies.
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Freedom can never be earned by parroting the objectionable behavior of bullies.
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Bullies in fact gain strength from the moral weaknesses of their victims.
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Watch out for bullies, but also watch out for negative self-talk.
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Stand up for little people who are being crushed by big bullies.
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They also dispense life lessons about bullies and feeling like an outsider.
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Not the example of fighting bullies, after it has now become one.
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"The way he bullies everybody and bends the truth," Mr. Sayre said.
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JOSEPH C. KAPLAN, TEANECK, N.J. To the Editor: Most bullies are cowards.
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Abroad, it snoops, steals, kidnaps, cheats, pollutes, undermines, corrupts, proliferates, and bullies.
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So what about their old schoolyard nemeses, those heartless bullies — the jocks?
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These jocks are deeply decent men standing up to bullies in power.
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More often than not, such bullies were Southerners or Southern-born Westerners.
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If I feel I'm right, and I do feel that, they're bullies.
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And, when bullies think they're losing control, they lash out in anger.
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If someone relentlessly bullies him, is he ever justified in fighting back?
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Bullies send Ray home with a black eye for no particular reason.
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Bullies who stopped tormenting without their come-uppance graze unmolested with unicorns.
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To be clear: I didn't want to physically harm my son's bullies.
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You can tell Donald I said this: the Queen's County bullies association.
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She was one of the bullies, and it was a lucrative job.
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It encourages some to be bullies and turns others into sinister objects.
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Courageous leaders do the right thing and are not deterred by bullies.
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As such, its portrait of bullies and resistance may never wear thin.
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One of the biggest bullies you will ever meet, always intimidating people.
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Just as the atmosphere was growing more tense, a passenger confronted the bullies.
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And also the "Hamilton" cast members are a bunch of mean old bullies!
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TC: You talk a lot about creating physical and mental distance from bullies.
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He argues that you've got to fight bullies or else lose to them.
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"But on the other hand, I'm proud that he stands up to bullies."
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In President Trump era, bullies, like the ones from my childhood, are rampant.
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The song's lyrics challenge internet bullies and express support for the LGBTQ community.
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The abuse went on for nearly three years before the bullies added extortion.
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Richard Baker: I started drawing in the high school cafeteria to deflect bullies.
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Now cyber-bullies are turning their attention to American Idol queen Kelly Clarkson.
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There's footage of Ben being held down by the bullies near a bridge.
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Andrew Waggoner is targeted by school bullies, who do something unforgivable and unthinkable.
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Authoritarian leaders, or elected leaders inclined toward it, are bullies, deceivers, selfish cowards.
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Our standing up for her is standing up to any and all bullies.
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But the markets are more likely to be the bullied than the bullies.
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Sorry sponsors do not want bullies for [an] anti-bully celebrity boxing match.
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Our interviewees found it much easier to name prominent bullies than notorious harassers.
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They are used to babies and crybabies and bullies and mansplainers and dickheads.
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They made signs with anti-bullying slogans like "Buddies, not bullies," she said.
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He bullies Max because he himself is bullied; it's a fun vicious cycle.
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Jake and Max stand up to bullies and fight for the little guy.
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I'm not letting the bullies get to us… This song is for America.
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But new research suggests there might have been another group of bullies, too.
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"Bullies made my life a living hell every day," she previously told PEOPLE.
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He charms and bullies, holds forth and rages, occupying physical and psychic space.
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" He added, America is supposed to "stand up to bullies, not follow them.
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But on the other hand, I'm proud that he stands up to bullies.
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Listen to your guy friends, your bullies and the strangers you meet everyday.
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"I abused my power to give the bullies a hard time," he said.
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Time has a way of showing bullies how shitty their lives really are.
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Who else but Jamie Dimon would stand up to the bank breakup bullies?
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One, he probably could have whupped on those junior prom bullies like whoa.
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Know that all those bullies and critics are dealing with their own pain.
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But isn't that the nature of bullies, to see bullying wherever they turn?
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We all need to love each other and not be bullies or cowards.
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But he also bullies women, just last week going after New Mexico Gov.
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We need to become creative with our response to bigots, bullies, and blowhards.
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He would walk alongside him, a sentry staring the bullies down, deflecting them.
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Inadvertently, the West has empowered and legitimized the rule of bullies in Kabul.
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The girls had no problems at the game when the bullies strolled by.
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Whether Trump bullies Sessions into eventually resigning or actively fires him is immaterial.
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I even lied to my father about winning a fight against the bullies.
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"She stood up to bullies for me when we were little," he said.
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He has empowered bigots, thugs, bullies, racists, nationalists and nativists the world over.
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Trying to escape his bullies, he transferred to a number of high schools.
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The weaker a country, the more attractive a target it is for bullies.
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What's your advice for readers who want to protect themselves from online bullies?
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Bullies beg to be humiliated, and comedians are uniquely equipped for the task.
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Moore's human and animal emblems defeat bullies, predatory institutions or narrow-minded men.
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KATHY Bullies are not confined to playgrounds (or episodes of "13 Reasons Why").
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Bystander Realities Upstander ideology directs us to "stand up" to bullies and hate.
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There is a crucial difference, though, between dorm louts and playing-field bullies.
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Then there were the lurking bullies who wanted the job I had underpriced.
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It's called cleidocranial dysplasia," Dustin tells the bullies, who have labeled him "toothless.
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With #BoycottHawaii, liberals were the online bullies for a change, and it worked.
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But like many corporate bullies, Comcast doesn't think the rules apply to it.
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We know from covering this President that he frequently bullies and degrades people.
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At least one of the suspected bullies was apparently referenced in the post.
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The mullahs, like all bullies and dictators, only understand the language of power.
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And like many bullies, he crumbles in the face of any true opposition.
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Despite her nontraditional look, she was extremely confident, even compared to her bullies.
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Resilience, standing up to bullies, getting to people who were mean to you.
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She had her speech, which emphasizes how her brother overcame the bullies who taunted him over his stutter — here she draws a direct line between the bullies and Trump — and how he drove her to succeed as a woman in politics.
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Types of bullies Preston Ni, the author of "How to Communicate Effectively and Handle Difficult People" and a communications professor at Foothill College outside San Francisco, has identified five types of adult bullies who use different techniques to inflict harm.
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Bullies are relentless, they use anything they can to hurt, even a movie. #smh.
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Typically bullies hate nothing more than being stood up to, thriving on weakness instead.
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Your bullies have been hurt somehow and that is why they need to hurt.
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" The moment inspired him to focus on school, despite bullies who nicknamed him "Harvard.
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It's people like you that are bullies at school that are making kids suicidal.
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So if bullies want to fight with me, I will fucking fight with them.
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Online platforms offer bullies ever more creative ways to persecute victims outside school hours.
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"As a parent, I feel so badly for the parents of bullies," Gordon says.
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Facebook will need to ensure that Unsend doesn't accidentally become a weapon for bullies.
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Forget spiders and bullies — getting Alzheimer's like his father is Cooper's real worst fear.
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It's the favored tool of bullies everywhere, savaging their victims' sense of self-worth.
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Anyway. Newsflash, Mr. McInnes and Twitter bullies: Gigi's more than just a celebrity offspring.
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This is for those with bullies out there to know that you're not alone.
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Only the extremists and bullies act boldly, and therefore they have seized the initiative.
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Then, as a teen tormented by class bullies; and finally, as a hardened adult.
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Death Row was so frowned upon for what they did—they were such bullies.
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Far from elevating clerics, say dissidents, Mr Khamenei's bullies treat them like state functionaries.
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There are bullies, you have to learn multiplication tables, and you have a bedtime.
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When facing off against bullies, some children and parents are going under the knife.
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They have higher rates of depression than those who are neither bullied nor bullies.
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I would be like the one in the back actually beating up the bullies.
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Now we can add the Secretary of Education and President 2 list of bullies.
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More research also needs to be done around bullies themselves, as well as bystanders.
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Just because you've graduated from high school doesn't mean you're done dealing with bullies.
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" As Shore shared in an Instagram caption, Sara said, "'Nobody bullies my little sister.
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I was still struggling, seeing myself from the point of view of the bullies.
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" One of the favorite smear tactics is to label the Parkland students as "bullies.
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" He wrote in his book, "Bullies may act tough but they're really closet cowards.
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Among those sharing stories about the Thanksgiving bullies is MLB all-star Todd Frazier.
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"Bullies," she said, matter-of-factly describing the men she assumed joined the force.
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"I spend a lot of time standing up to bullies," she said to laughs.
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To the Editor: The key to understanding bullies is to understand their basic insecurity.
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I got scrutinized for [my stutter] by bullies on the bus and the playground.
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I was targeted by virtually everyone—even the kids who weren't my regular bullies.
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" He adds, "I've been humbling bullies and disrespectful guys like him since grade school.
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They often begin in late childhood or early adolescence, making kids vulnerable to bullies.
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This is dangerous for a president... Trump obsessively bullies Rosie O'Donnell—an accomplished actor.
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The only way their members will bend is if Trump bullies them into submission.
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He closed with a message to both bullies and the targets of their ridicule.
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Calling out the bullies and the bigots in a national presidential election is brave.
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And I'm not just willing to say Illinois 22018 is less than the bullies.
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He had promised to build her a house where they could escape from bullies.
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What about a man who promises to stand up to bullies, like Mr. Hickenlooper?
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"We are not a nation that tolerates bullies or wannabe tyrants," Mr. Murphy said.
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He publicly bullies the Federal Reserve chairman for not lowering interest rates fast enough.
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Amazon hosts counterfeits and 'bullies' its third party sellers, according to PopSockets CEO Barnett
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When under siege, she doesn't disguise her arrogance and contempt, and she bullies underlings.
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And look for John Travolta (pre-"Saturday Night Fever") as one of Carrie's bullies.
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And like most bullies, you scratch the surface and there's a crybaby just underneath.
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But the media bullies everyone so much that I question when we are rewarded.
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Emyr did not talk about the bullies who had tormented him in elementary school.
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By some migratory magic, despite the bullies, brutes and philistines, he had reconstituted himself.
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I concentrated on the bullies who used Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram as their weapon.
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Children lived in fear of the bullies and the strict, chastising adults, she said.
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After dealing with cyber bullies, Jackson has made Instagram a safe space for personal expression.
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Bullies are rarely punished: in 2014 there were 188,057 reported cases and just two suspensions.
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They called strangers, buddies, and even former middle school bullies to get them to vote.
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Some of the student bullies would say to her, 'Why you riding with white people?
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Instead of the Truffle Shuffle, bullies command him to show off his double-jointed arm.
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When bullies come for her after class she is able to take their voices away.
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Still, Musk's school days weren't easy — he was once hospitalized after being beaten by bullies.
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During PEOPLE's Kid Interview, Jolie discussed everything from style to how to deal with bullies.
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I realized I was making trolls and bullies the truth, making them my higher power.
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Also, there are bullies who decide who should be welcomed and who should be ostracized.
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This community has a history of standing up to bullies and speaking truth to power.
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"There's bullies behind names on the Internet that are like, 'You're so stupid,' " she said.
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If China does not like what you are doing, it bullies you until you change.
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She bullies and belittles Sierra because she's certain she's not as smart as she is.
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After all, the bullies eventually saw the error of their ways and "loved" Rudolph, right?
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But bullying will never stop, because people still support bullies in one way or another.
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But DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti) convinces the girl to ignore the bullies and have the surgery.
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Most individuals think of the term "sissy" as a macho epithet utilized by schoolyard bullies.
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" She calls the outlet "the real bullies for not fact-checking before slandering my name.
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ASLEF General Secretary Mike Whelan called the company "bullies" and also vowed not to concede.
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You give bullies platforms to reach the top, you don't question until it's too late.
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That's exactly what bullies do in playground fights before they come back with a punch.
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The obvious bit of irony was her pledge to rid the world of internet bullies.
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So we don't want to bully anybody, we don't want to come off as bullies.
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"They are an arrogant company that bullies their way to what they want," Ely said.
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Donald Trump is weak, and he performs as all weak people do: They become bullies.
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The reason: Dominant sparrows—much like schoolyard bullies—tended to realize the fraud among them.
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Bravo to those with the courage to stand their ground versus the bullies of exclusion.
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A high school student who bullies or assaults another person is doing something wrong, period.
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Breakingviews Who else but Jamie Dimon would stand up to the bank break-up bullies?
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The Republican debates are just unhinged, superstitious, vengeful bullies having at it with each other.
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The Kremlin only respects a strong adversary that is willing to stand up to bullies.
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Let's go Microsoft and Google and Apple and all the other big tech monopolies/bullies!
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It's the mob where bullies, some of whom are journalists and columnists, rule the platform.
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Tormented by bullies, he later got into fights that led to at least three suspensions.
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It is bullies that don't get their way and who are holding public health hostage.
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The anonymity that Secret afforded let the service be used as a playground for bullies.
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When Washington gets too big and bullies the states, the constitutional amendment proposed by H.J.Res.
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Until then, they had been little more than anonymous bullies clattering around in white plastic.
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Your big sister when she stood up for you to those bullies that one time.
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The walk home was horrific — it could involve ice, snow, runaway cars, bullies and pederasts.
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Consider this a lesson in how you turn a group of bullies into best friends!
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"[Trump's] being a bully to the bullies who have bullied all of us," Hughes says.
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Bullies react to their limitations by finding someone less powerful to blame and beat up.
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And his reputation as a teacher's pet made him a target of bullies, he said.
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I tell them that he beat up some bullies and that he is a hero.
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This has helped her avoid online bullies and reflect on why she filed her claim.
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"Actually, I wish the bullies in high school were wearing that, they look so stupid."
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Schoolyard bullies, provoked by her Jewish identity, targeted Ms. Solts with jeers, taunts and thrashings.
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The Montanans I know look out for each other, and dislike bullies, frauds and Californians.
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There are at least two instances of Eddy's being forced to taste his bullies' spit.
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The most notorious of contemporary bullies (and yes, he's a Trump supporter) is Richie Incognito.
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"What kind of president bullies a teenager?" the front-runner in the Democratic primary wrote.
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Thus he has surrounded himself with cons, bullies and grifters whom others would find underqualified.
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This includes explicitly prohibiting content or behavior that threatens, harasses, or bullies groups of people.
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On the school bus, it fails to wrest language from bullies who engage in shaming.
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He flirts with a pastor, hooks up with his childhood bullies' brother, and binge-eats.
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Bullies. The kids pick at his food, talk down to him and play with his fries.
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"I know that he's the aggressor and the bully, but bullies need help too," Granaderos said.
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We see that in industry leaders just being cruel and bullies to people in their organizations.
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"There are a lot of online bullies who get so comfortable behind a computer," she says.
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Confidence means sitting back and allowing the bullies to say what they want with no repercussion.
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Loo is a loner who develops a reputation for rebelliousness after standing up to school bullies.
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We have had bullies come up and say they have been affected in a good way.
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His "No Bullies in School" events will kick in again when classes begin in the fall.
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She talks about going home for the holidays and complains about running into old school bullies.
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Previously, Heathers drew controversy for reimagining its trio of bullies as all from traditionally marginalized groups.
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After Morgan's suicide, one of the bullies who had tormented her turned his attention towards Bailey.
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They're how bullies and assaulters know that their toxicity will be tolerated, excused, normalized, and justified.
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There's an old adage that bullies resort to aggression to hide their fearful and insecure natures.
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Taylor Swift needs protection from bullies, but Leslie Jones can fend for herself against racist harassers?
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The bullies threw Musk down a set of stairs and beat him until he blacked out.
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Blackman and his co-founder Tyler Faux say they have a zero tolerance policy for bullies.
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Many school-bus drivers in North America assign seats, keeping suspected bullies close to the front.
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The more Mr Trump bullies his allies, the more the world will doubt America's security guarantees.
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But it is hard to think of a president who bullies as gleefully as Mr Trump.
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It's no coincidence that the men who serially mistreat women are also often bullies or misogynists.
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Instead, the editor launching into a set of "tips and tricks" for dealing with cyber bullies.
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Buses have a famously toxic reputation; they emit fumes, clog highways and breed middle school bullies.
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Bullies have to win and if he scores low…I think that could deflate the campaign.
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For many people, there is a desire to get back at a person who bullies them.
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Megan Rapinoe: I think with bullies, they're really insecure and they're sad in their own right.
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A man who bullies and shames a woman for her weight should never become president. pic.twitter.
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"Growing up a nerd—being in that culture, you grow up hating bullies," Morrison told me.
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When I reached high school, I became vulnerable to bullies, as many are at that age.
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Welcome to mom-shaming, in which cyber-bullies pick apart every single parenting decision someone makes.
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I wanted to weaponize our history so he wouldn't have to fight the bullies at school.
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He was an outcast at school, which made him an easy target for bullies like Luke.
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From the get-go, he faced many trials growing up, including bullies and an embarrassing stutter.
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And I've seen it on the faces of schoolyard bullies when they confront a "different" child.
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This is about which party has the best ideas, not which party has the most bullies.
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The mom first tried to report her son's bullies in December, according to The Greenville News.
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The Gillette "We Believe" includes a voice narrating over scenes of bullies, sexual harassment and masculinity.
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Adults who bemoan the problem of bullying between children but rarely admit when adults are bullies.
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But they cannot show up in Cleveland and have their principles paved over by Trump's bullies.
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That doesn't make us any better than the bullies who bullied us back in high school.
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He saw the feminists not as victims but as bullies — pushing around the weak little gamers.
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She had known them since childhood; they had defended her son from bullies in grade school.
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A lack of inclusive sex education contributes to feelings of isolation and shame, while enabling bullies.
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All these boys that individually might be okay, but when they're together, they become these bullies.
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When ridden, scooters emerged as sidewalk bullies — fast enough to unsettle pedestrians and create safety issues.
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Govt shouldn't use power to destroy political enemies & deep state bullies did that to them & others.
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In short, Trump challenges the legitimacy of checks on his governance, bullies critics and obfuscates everything.
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The impeachment hearings showcased extraordinary Americans who exemplify the very people bullies like Mr. Trump fear.
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Since the election of Mr. Trump, we've seen too many ordinary Americans embrace their inner bullies.
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Most bullies were colleagues, supervisors or subordinates, rather than clients or other individuals outside the workplace.
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If I openly retaliated, I could be feeding the bullies a buffet of delicious, irresistible material.
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The hard truth is that bullies sometimes do win, and bullying isn't stopped by profane threats.
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He cannot stand criticism of him or his administration, even as he constantly bullies his opponents.
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On top of all that, the bullies and idiots of the world are attacking us, too.
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But her interest in goth style and culture led bullies to pick on her in school.
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This has now become a pattern of harassment by corporate bullies, with Trump's attorneys leading the way.
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Corey Feldman is reaching out to Paris Jackson to address bullies and his memories with her father.
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GORKA: But worse than that, worse than being a bully -- there are lots of bullies out there.
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Cumberbatch had a hard topic to start off as he gave Brownlee advice on dealing with bullies.
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Now, as we act in the continuing narrative of 'Stranger Things,' we 1983 midwesterners will repel bullies.
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We are still the ones marginalized and erased, or declared bullies for trying to use our voices.
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As for those jokesters in "Dumbo," anyone who bullies a baby elephant is no friend of mine.
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He stalks Charlie Collins for years after their initial encounter, then bullies him into doing his will.
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A total of about 11 percent of the kids were both bullies and victims, the study found.
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The parents behave like playground bullies (or matadors gone wild), throwing tantrums, fists and four-letter words.
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Buzzfeed first published the memo, which said: Maybe it costs a life by exposing someone to bullies.
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It breaks my heart if they're dealing with bullies or they experience a major disappointment in life.
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One recent ad compares Trump to all the famous Hollywood film bullies who have tormented their classmates.
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She bullies voters, who only want a better future, and tries to intimidate them out of change.
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But the bullies are unlikely to care, and may even enjoy the thought of making women miserable.
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"I choose to stay positive & I represent anyone who has dealt with doubters, trolls & bullies," she says.
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"You should know that we're unafraid of bullies," Netflix wrote in an email to the group Tuesday.
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The EU is Britain's to run, if only it could overcome its insecurity about scary foreign bullies.
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Another year bigger, bolder, braver... And a better man than any of those bullies ever will be!
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Like the bullies roaming our schools, neighborhoods and parks, Trump preys on individuals who can't defend themselves.
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Last week, one dad gave his long-haired son an uplifting speech about bullies and inner strength.
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Kids, on the other hand, often have to face their bullies both online and in the hallways.
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But there's one thing we should all be grateful we don't have to deal with anymore: bullies.
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"I don't think the way to deal with bullies is to cower and pull back," she said.
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I think bullies need to have a taste of their own medicine, and he is a bully.
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The mother claims other bullies also got ahold of a pic of her daughter in a swimsuit.
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The bullies would be at the baseball game, and our girls were feeling anxious about a showdown.
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Celebrity bullies such as Gordon Ramsay do nothing to suppress the macho culture that exists in kitchens.
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"I learned that the Chicago machine is a bully, and that certain politicians are bullies," Newman said.
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Others have come to lend her support, only to be condemned by senators as bullies or children.
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This move was most directly prompted by Cathy being reprimanded at school for fighting back against bullies.
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The legacy of our democracy and its future lies in our ability to stand up to bullies.
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"The perpetrators are very often not the bullies or the guys roughing people up," Mr. Connors said.
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Deanna also has a mopey, gothy roommate (Heidi Gardner) and attracts a pair of mean-girl bullies.
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Particularly in the warfare between offensive and defensive lines, football is a game of domination by bullies.
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Evangelicals have called companies like Apple and Disney "corporate bullies," to whom Mammon matters more than morals.
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Performing was the only time she felt liberated — no bullies, no fights, no peer pressure, no doubts.
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They know their children are not safe from bullies chanting "Build the wall!" at schools or playgrounds.
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They are the cudgels that bullies and other authoritarians have used to enforce conformity in every era.
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Nixon said that standing up to bullies and sending a "clear, loud message" was her campaign's goal.
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"I think he's like a lot of bullies are: a lot of talk, no action," Booker said.
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If a child bullies someone a second time, parents would be required to take a parenting class.
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Bouts with boarding school bullies led a young Chris Martin to rethink his religious outlook on sexuality.
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There was the permission Mr. Trump's victory has given to louts and bullies to push women around.
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"So it's a question of, who's willing to fight these cases and stand up to the bullies."
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He says that while he's encountered bullies on the site, he doesn't let them get to him.
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I think I may have presented too many hate targets for bullies to get a bead on.
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I think rapists are weak, they're bullies and they're cowards," Cruz said Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation.
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To the mothers that pull their children away from him, you are creating the bullies of the future.
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As with most high schools, there is also a smattering of jocks, outsiders, normies, and bullies milling about.
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His message: The thugs who attacked him in that parking lot were basically the same as schoolyard bullies.
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But those canines pack a chemical punch, helping the fang blenny escape the maw of would-be bullies.
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He was privy to her biggest teenage problems — an absentee father, discord with her mother, bullies at school.
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" Bayona previously told Entertainment Weekly that the film "doesn't deal with cancer and bullies in a sentimental way.
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At the same time, Ash has to avoid his bullies, who are frustratingly persistent in following him around.
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I will always teach my son to stand up to bullies, even at the highest reaches of government.
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As a kid, he would fight playground bullies who picked on other kids, his sister Rita Guillén said.
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But, of course, high school bullies possess a knack for pinpointing the insecurities of others with astonishing accuracy.
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Fran's Advice: The unfortunate truth is that there are a lot of toxic relationships and bullies at work.
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And he uses his newfound popularity and wisdom to help Neville Longbottom learn to stand up to bullies.
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Beneath the dust, uniformed bullies bled their lives out, and their fuel tanks exploded into great gray plumes.
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A Singaporean man who recently discovered his nude video was circulating online has hit back against online bullies.
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It bullies international airlines and hotel groups into referring to the country as a mere region of China.
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And neither can I. But I reminded her what we do with bullies: We stand up to them.
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Bullies always pick on the weak and fight dirty in order to delay a response by the strong.
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As much as bullies hate to hear "no," the only thing they hate more is hearing "no" twice.
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Andrea: Internships are great, as long as they're paid and you're not just making coffee for industry bullies.
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Crawford calls up Page at her apartment and passive-aggressively bullies her into staying home on Oscar night.
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Maybe it would have been easier if my society didn't tell me the same things my bullies did.
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Because Brandon is small for his age and has delicate features, he is a natural target for bullies.
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So, she put an audio recorder in her daughter's backpack, hoping to catch the bullies in the act.
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The bullies ruling over us, were illiterate, oppressive, and preyed upon even our few small moments of joy.
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The two, along with friends, decide to get back at the bullies by pulling a very colorful prank.
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Some here have recommended calm, arguing that the best way to deal with bullies is to ignore them.
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This empowers right-wing bullies who claim that only confrontation and boorishness can counter the left-wing mob.
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Don't retaliate but block and ignore bullies, or if you feel up to it, tell them to stop.
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He bullies the Secretary of Health and Human Services to push the president up the liver transplant list.
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And since bullies only respond to strength, from now onward I should be prepared to be much stronger.
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Republican parents of transgender children will now find their trans sons and daughters endangered by freshly empowered bullies.
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"The prevailing knowledge 22016 years ago was: ignore bullies and it will take their steam out," Newman said.
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To combat bullies, he read everything he could to be smarter than them, finding kinship with James Baldwin.
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They were quick to note who the bullies and mean girls were and to stay away from them.
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And they're generally bullies and not good leaders, but they are expected to resolve certain kinds of conflicts.
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Conversations between the men are strained, even as Adora bullies Alan into waiting on Vickery hand and foot.
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I was more worried about what bullies would think about me owning a doll than about not winning.
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At one point, the school asked Mallory and her bullies to "hug each other," according to the lawsuit.
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Not to mention Sydney's enduring the usual high school hardships of bullies, detention, and trying to fit in.
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"Donald Trump is weak, and he performs as all weak people do: They become bullies," Mr. Gillum said.
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Wise beyond his years, young Al recommends denying the shirt is phony, regardless of what any bullies claim.
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The mayor tries to silence Melvin by ordering bullies to dump him in a vat of toxic waste.
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Do not be afraid of Trump, he's a bully and a bluff, bullies end when they're called out.
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Bayles -- born with Achondroplasia dwarfism -- says he wants to die 'cause of bullies at school ... while crying. Parents.
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Most people believe that bullies and the bullied aren't the same individuals, but Bradshaw says that's a misunderstanding.
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The fact is bullies may be in as great a need of help and attention as their victim.
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I think he was just like a lot of bullies are, a lot of talk and no action.
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People responding to the tweet attacked the men pictured, calling them bullies and their behavior malicious and cruel.
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" Jackson said he never again worked with the Weinstein brothers, who he describes as "second-rate Mafia bullies.
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Now that she's overcome her bullies and gained self-esteem, Solberg hopes to take home the Miss America crown.
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These tools, and others offered within Facebook's Safety Center, won't eliminate the issue of online bullies, trolls, and hackers.
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Puma denies going on the attack, and believes C & D are "bullies" who set up the whole mess. #TheBeefIsReal
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On social media the pair discussed bullies, and the idea of an attack was first brought up over Snapchat.
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Her bullies would hurl abuse about the way she looked and behaved, and try to isolate her in school.
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Most notably, Zombie's 2007 Halloween gave Michael a tragic backstory, including a troubled home life and bullies at school.
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I have encountered plenty of other bullies in my life in school, at my job, and even in relationships.
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Unfortunately, there will always be bullies, but today I have a much healthier relationship with my body and food.
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Beyond that, Justice has a lot of inspiring messages for us about self-esteem, friendship, and dealing with bullies.
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In this world, the upper echelon of public schooling in New York City, the bullies aren't the football players.
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"I don't like bullies," Mr. Foran, who was born and raised in Ireland, said in an interview this week.
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Despite being happier overall with my looks, my intense shyness was probably the reason I let bullies override me.
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Every classroom at Rhiw-Bechan School in mid-Wales has a "worry-box" for pupils to report bullies anonymously.
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He even said that the experience of handling bullies helped him relate more to his character in the film.
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"I've never given in to bullies," the prime minister declared at a press conference, while appearing to give in.
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Life is hard enough for teens, so Shots sidestepped bullies with a selfie sharing app that doesn't allow commenting.
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I see two bullies smiling and shaking hands and other images I cannot get into for sake of decency.
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Patty has recently lost weight, and she starts competing in beauty pageants as a way of defeating the bullies.
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Bankrupt rapper 50 Cent is in hot water over a video in which he bullies a teen with disabilities.
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Researchers tested the animals with different social scenarios and in each, the bonobos preferred to make friends with bullies.
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Still hear the bullies screeching like monkeys, calling me "Rocky," after the old African gorilla at the local zoo.
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After all, 19th-century Germany and America grew rich behind subsidies and tariff walls; Britain and Japan were bullies.
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Afterwards, she hit back at the online bullies and posted a positive message about beauty on her Instagram page.
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Her strange behavior makes her a pariah at her school, and especially draws the attention of some vicious bullies.
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These bullies instill in others the fear of being fired, cut from a team, or defeated in an election.
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For the longest while, there was a concept that, at least among children, the bullies were the insecure ones.
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She decided to shave her hair off "and not let these bullies win," her mother, Myckelle, wrote on Facebook.
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While Sheeran seems to be taking the controversy lightly, he has been targeted by online bullies in the past.
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But like most bullies do, they also tried to diminish Bornstein's story by putting the onus back on him.
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A club of bullies that feels threatened by people wearing orange to honor the victims of preventable gun violence?
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And making someone who stands in the way feel without confidence and bad about their body enhances bullies' power.
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The body shaming doesn't ever seem to stop – so Ariel Winter is going to keep calling out her bullies.
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Blindspot has been accused in the media of helping create a virtual schoolyard where bullies can operate with impunity.
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To use the technology will require tokens, but for the bullies and harassers, it will cost a lot more.
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By challenging liberal "bullies," they earn the respect of listeners or viewers, who spend hours each week with them.
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It's decided to use the platform you've helped create in order to arm bigots and bullies with massive megaphones.
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Tom sucks up to his bosses (and new family) to an absurd degree, but he bullies Greg mercilessly too.
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"Like so many bullies, Trump has skin of gossamer," Carter wrote in a Vanity Fair editor's note last fall.
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"We all should care because we are decent human beings & need to stand up to bigotry & bullies," he said.
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Janney played Tonya Harding's abusive mother LaVona, who bullies her relentlessly throughout the film, while still providing comedic relief.
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They develop loyalty to their institutional tribe and suspicion of outsiders; they become bullies devoted to winning above all.
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The desperate dad's public plea to his son's bullies struck a chord with Rossi, himself a father of two.
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Lieu replied that he teaches his children to stand up to bullies, but the segment was a failed effort.
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JoJo Siwa isn't letting bullies get her down — but she is taking steps to remove them from her life.
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Of course people would call me a faggot at times, but bullies soon realized they couldn't break me down.
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" Disturbingly, some of the known bullies "are vocally into [gender] diversity in astronomy and use it as a cover.
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The onus has to start to be on the tenured to stand up to the bullies in our field.
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I grew up in a pretty run-down area in south London, and there were loads of bullies around.
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Refinery29 spoke to experts, as well as some of the women who have had to confront bullies head-on.
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Can you share a meme that softly bullies Trumps 10-year-old son and then speak out against bullying?
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Clinton made another of these ads, called "America's Bully," in which Mr. Trump is compared to notorious movie bullies.
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In the first, Mr. Ali plays Juan, a lumbering drug dealer who discovers the trembling boy hiding from bullies.
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Promises must be kept, bullies must be brought down, hypocrites must be exposed, and the weak must be protected.
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"I wonder how long you'll last / Cardi you're trash / We don't like you like bullies in class," one raps.
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Meanwhile, the other kids in their class are doing their own thing, whether it's being bullies or being cool.
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I sang the songs in the shower and while I walked to school, worried about bullies and gym class.
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Snider built the punishing, intimidating hockey team that became known as the Broad Street Bullies in the mid-1970s.
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He bullies his son—which, although a popular thing to do, is probably the most pathetic choice of victim.
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The president's fans cheer his pugilism, as though he was bravely defending himself — and them — against big, bad bullies.
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This is a guy who lies, steals, bullies people and has tossed his share of mistakes into the Potomac.
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These men are bullies, and it does my heart good to see just one of them crash and burn!
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If we hate bullies, why are they rewarded in the public sphere with fame, attention and even electoral success?
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Pai's proposal is "like letting the bullies develop their own playground rules," said Senator Ed Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat.
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White-lipped peccaries traditionally were "bullies," Dr. Beck said, traveling in packs of hundreds — or as many as 1,000.
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Many said that set the tone for a wider newsroom ruled by fear and aggression, and that tolerated bullies.
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The only way to deal with bullies like Mr. Trump and his lackeys is to stand up to them.
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" If there are no consequences for online harassment, Ms. Aftab said, "bullies are often emboldened and the behavior continues.
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My dad taught me to protect my sisters and brothers from bullies, and I took his admonition to heart.
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Trump bullies overtly by mocking and belittling his competition until they come bow at his feet, like Chris Christie.
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As with most bullies, the key to beating Trump is to treat him as the nonentity he fundamentally is.
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Wiz Khalifa is all about bullies -- he's expanding his fur fam with a rare mini English Bulldog named Max.
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How did the bullies and the people who doubted you contribute to your decision to pursue a modeling career?
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He asked very specifically for two people to be pointed out, and they were the two most famous bullies.
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Bullies suck, but sometimes the best way to deal with them is to call out their deplorable actions in public.
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Caving in to the demands of bullies might end up being a better corporate policy than building products that explode.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Christie Brinkley's Girls Alexa and Sailor Reveal How They've Conquered Bullies and Body Shamers (and Still Love Carbs!)
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The show focuses on a teen who goes through a dramatic weight loss and looks for revenge against her bullies.
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That's what they are, they're bullies, and I actually have the capability of messing with them, so I'll do so.
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Her twin sister, Morgan, committed suicide when they were just 13 years old after her sister was targeted by bullies.
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Madison Beer has always been vocal about dealing with cyber bullies—something she's experienced every day since she was 14.
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The company has rightfully prioritized other drives like safety and well-being with features that hide bullies and deter overuse.
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As a teenager, he goes by Chiron (Ashton Sanders), and he deals with bullies and his mother in new ways.
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The show's vision of hell is of a petty, malfunctioning bureaucracy, filled with jerks and bullies (including, unfortunately, Adolf Hitler).
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He might look like an angelic 5th grader, but when it comes to bullies, Stephen Curry is not having it.
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But he took on the bullies in the playground and mocked them in class as they stumbled over their lessons.
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His bullies may have worshipped him as children, but as teenagers they have to bring him back down to earth.
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They share tales of Mr Trump losing votes because he bullies senators, or humiliates them in front of their peers.
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It was like going to your 20th high school reunion except all the people are your heroes, not the bullies.
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Duncan Green of Oxfam, the author of "How Change Happens", makes a distinction between the self-deluded and the bullies.
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But their bullies' bravado vanishes in hand-to-hand combat, depicted in a close-up frenzy of wrestling and stabbing.
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The man takes his photo and tells him to just do what the bullies ask, and they'll let him go.
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Roseanne defends her grandson's queerness to his bullies and her husband Dan, and she even has a token black granddaughter.
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The classic objection to pacifism is that it makes conflict more likely, because bullies conclude that they can act unpunished.
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I'm running because I know if I slow down I'm giving my bullies a chance to catch up with me.
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Bullies, on the other hand, may want plastic surgery out of a desire to be admired or looked up to.
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Dixie, one of Patty's bullies, comes back to school in a wheelchair after a fight with Patty apparently paralyzed her.
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You start to believe the bullies and you believe the Kool-Aid and that you are all these horrible things.
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"We got cocky and became arrogant and we also became bullies," Saldana said, according to an Agence France-Presse report.
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"You should know that we're unafraid of bullies," Netflix wrote in the email, which parade organizers posted on its website.
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"I think the president is right that Kim Jong Un and other bullies only understand and respect strength," said Cruz.
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" She added, "The triumphant impunity of Gamergate trolls, the Bundy occupiers, and George Zimmerman told America's shy bullies, 'It's okay.
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"In this society, we're raised to not allow bullies to engage in racist behavior and to intervene verbally," Scott said.
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If the scientists stood up to the bullies, the agents would go around them and alter their scientific reports anyway.
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The politics of grandeur, he shows, need not be the exclusive province of bullies and gangsters and crooks and clowns.
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At first, his character mercilessly bullies Newman's Luke, a newcomer to the chain gang, but eventually comes to revere him.
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On Friday, an 11-year-old Knoxville, Tennessee, boy woefully recounted to his mother his experience with middle-school bullies.
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"I choose to stay positive & I represent anyone who has dealt with doubters, trolls & bullies," she wrote on Aug. 1.
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Often, victims become bullies themselves, and that dual role seems to land them in the highest risk category of all.
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To avoid getting caught committing murder, the story says that the bullies decided to bury the body underneath the floorboards.
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But beware of the price you and others may pay for being exposed to and enabling these bullies to succeed.
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Sabrina triumphs over bullies and monsters and misogynists, with maggot-filled apples littering her path, but the series gets repetitive.
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Nita Prithi, who bullies Siobhan, is called a genius by her teachers and excels at school, but is socially awkward.
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Some fear social repercussions or retaliation from their bullies, while others fear that their parents will take away their phones.
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Within this mindset, Trump's stereotypically "male" behavior — from extramarital affairs to rhetorically "punching" bullies — is not just forgivable but desirable.
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She plowed through a familiar bit about turning back bullies, about knowing what's broken and knowing how to fix it.
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Outraged by the sluggish 911 response, he bullies the city government into giving him control of an overwhelmed police precinct.
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Compared with the bullies, the grifters in the Trump administration seem less unpleasant, but their transgressions are no less outrageous.
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Francesca (Frank) Patel is rescued from bullies one summer afternoon by an unlikely hero: an enormous boy named Nicholas Underbridge.
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Lizzo has not publicly responded, but the comments come days after Lizzo announced she is leaving Twitter because of bullies.
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Sharing or forwarding digital content that bullies, says Bradshaw, makes the sender complicit in the original aggressive and abusive behavior.
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If I were a barber, I could give them terrible haircuts, setting them up as prime targets for other bullies.
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My personal lust for revenge against those first-grade bullies didn't last long, at least not at that fever pitch.
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At 15, they call each other all sorts of terrible things; they are all bullies and they are all bullied.
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Establish that the firm has zero tolerance for bullies(here) – high-performers who are abusive to other employees; and 5.
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Let the bullies know there is a price to pay for attacking our critical infrastructure, and for stealing our technology.
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It's important to remember that bullies and/or haters are only trying to bring you down because of their own insecurities.
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As for Aryn's claims Jesse bullies her ... he says the only aggression the children have witnessed is Aryn screaming at him.
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But in Stone's case, his college bullies were apparently driving around cars that cost more than a year of college tuition.
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But while the bullies are terrifying, in King's worlds, adults are always worse, exercising terrifying strangleholds over the lives of children.
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Sophie says she started giving in to her social media bullies, and she started doubting her acting chops and physical appearance.
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Her video Thursday also included a message for transgender kids -- and bullies, even taking a shot at Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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My boss routinely undermines me in public, bullies me in meetings, and acts buddy-buddy with my (mostly bro-ish) coworkers.
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The pals he enjoyed partying with at Ivy House that he regards with such fond nostalgia were also bullies and abusers.
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"100 percent of revolutions have been victims fighting their bullies, and 100 percent have been successful through fighting back," Long said.
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And in a town full of neglectful parents, jock bullies, and overreaching government villains, Stranger Things has plenty of those already.
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By now you might've heard of middle schooler Keaton Jones, whose teary video details what bullies at school do to him.
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"The only peace he has been willing to consider is one where Israel bullies the Palestinians into submission," Mr Pfeffer writes.
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"Maybe it costs a life by exposing someone to bullies," wrote Facebook VP Andrew Bosworth in a chilling memo leaked recently.
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You might think that these people are the usual bigots and bullies, but as with my friend, this is not so.
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Lambert said a group of people have been helping the family track down the cyber bullies and are "constantly reporting" them.
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But the moment De Niro got to the microphone he attacked President Trump, using a vulgar invective favored by juvenile bullies.
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The only ones who can be counted on to fail in such a circumstance are the bullies and the bigots themselves.
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As her cellmate bullies her to sleep, a slight eyebrow flicker is the only evidence of the Lady Keating's emotional distress.
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RFK Jr. told People, which first reported the plea deal, he was proud of his son for standing up to bullies.
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Turning on a computer at home meant lifting on online tollgate that bullies could speed through to continue persecuting their victims.
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The bullies in Teheran and Pyongyang need to be stopped by a steadfast application of pressure, and sooner rather than later.
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The victory feast is a parade of characters acting like bullies to women for no reason, often to women they like.
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"nicki minaj" is one of the biggest bullies in the entertainment industry & has took part in tons of "cyber-bullying!" smh!
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Leaders of the Burns Paiute tribe called the occupiers a "bunch of bullies and little criminals" and asked them to leave.
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This is the kind of situation you and your kind of cut-the-bullies-down-to-size comedy were made for.
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The first lady excoriated "bullies" and people who had called her husband's "citizenship or faith" into question — both references to Trump.
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The kids pelted him with the typical insensitive slurs—sissy, fairy, faggot—and, like most schoolyard bullies, assumed he was weak.
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Today we have smug bullies, such as Richard Spencer, Steve Bannon, and Milo Yiannopoulos, and sanctioned hate is on the rise.
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The nation's tech giants, once celebrated as corporate heroes, are suddenly seen as bullies in the schoolyard of the American economy.
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Justino called Rousey and U.F.C. officials bullies, while Rousey ripped Justino for testing positive for steroids after a fight in 2011.
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The documents showed that the boy was depressed, had suicidal thoughts, heard voices, and had expressed homicidal urges against his bullies.
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"To your point about politics, it looks like President Trump is standing up against those bullies," co-host Steve Doocy injected.
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Clinton warned that Putin was "like many bullies" who would take anything he could get before someone stood up to him.
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I don't blame your limited appetite for promoting an alternative European spirit, given the regular attacks from the bullies of Brussels.
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This is a theme that is coming up in a lot of my conversations—that we all have our own bullies.
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Winter recently shut down internet bullies after uploading pictures of herself in a bikini, proving she takes no shit from haters.
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Royal Blood emerged looking like floundering playground bullies, whereas Nickelback carried on being Nickelback – the band who can only move upwards.
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Even in the face of bullies, Kors was true to himself and opened his first store at the age of 11.
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"The last eight years have shown that bowing down to bullies or ignoring them does not make them go away," Rep.
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"The muscular dude said he's been bullied, too, in middle school, and that bullies get nowhere in life," Thomas told us.
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"Antifa are terrorists, violent masked bullies who 'fight fascism' with actual fascism, protected by Liberal privilege," Cassidy said in a statement.
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Sure, there are still bullies and haters, but I am confident to say that most people my age are relatively tolerant.
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He must navigate new friends, school bullies and fears of being spontaneously kissed by a girl who seems to like him.
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There, he had to confront more than his share of bullies growing up, once by swinging a baritone horn at them.
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Over the decades since that time, my position on conductors has softened (a little), but my position on bullies has not.
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Witness the box-office success of movies like "Horrible Bosses" and "Revenge of the Nerds," in which bullies get their comeuppance.
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What's worse is that most of my family played it down to "misunderstanding," and that all the bullies needed was education.
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Today, many of us not only refuse to withstand challenges, we turn into the same type of bullies we rail against.
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But the darkest boy secret was this: we were afraid those bullies would turn on us if diverted from harassing women.
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It's unlikely to stop the platform's more determined bullies, but hopefully it has a shot at protecting people from thoughtless insults.
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So, at some point you've got to stop letting bullies run over you, and I think that's what we're doing now.
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The talking points: Explain why no one has to wait for a 'prince' and why bullies can't harm your self-worth.
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Along the way, the crown prince, Joffrey (Jack Gleeson), bullies Arya's friend, the butcher boy's son, holding him at sword point.
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Also: Philip and Elizabeth's big mission of the year essentially boils down to getting some bullies to mock a teenage boy.
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It succeeds because the majority of men in the community are too cowardly to stand against the bullies and the terrorists.
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"After Brexit we will be free of unelected, arrogant bullies like you and run our own country," Farage said of Tusk.
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He's an embodiment of the industry's self-delusion and self-mythology, the kind of executive who invokes vision and bullies the help.
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Bullies are also men 70 percent of the time, while 66 percent of the time it's women who are targets of bullying.
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These are the people that torture, maim and kill -- everyone they have access to and they are bullies and they are cowards.
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His loud mouth and small size -- as an adult he stood about 5-feet-5 -- also made him a target of bullies.
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I had considered it, but I ruled it out because I felt like, well, I'm just going to mess with these bullies.
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" Speech of the first kind, which "bullies and torments," is "from the perspective of our brain cells… literally a form of violence.
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Tone comes from the top of every organization and the fight fell clearly within our mission to confront bullies, bigots and hypocrites.
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While they wait for Bonnie, Clyde and Molomo are working on their brand Bullies and Co, which offers affordable luxury dog collars.
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" Referring to Stranger Things' setting — the small town of Hawkins, Indiana, in the 1980s — he promised, "We 1983 Midwesterners will repel bullies.
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In this week's episode of the PEOPLE's List, Shalom, 20, talks about her experience with bullies, saying it started in middle school.
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Sometimes, this means simple Assassin's Creed-style climbing around on buildings; other times, it's light stealth play as you avoid the bullies.
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And the movie has just become a not-so-thrilling thriller — the dad's selling bootleg CDs, and the bullies just stole one!
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While platforms like Facebook and Twitter have been taken over by bots and trolls and bullies, TikTok largely remains innocuous — for now.
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Given Ronan Farrow's in-depth reporting on Harvey Weinstein's army of spies, conspirators, and bullies, this is not all that far-fetched.
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It seems strange that a man who saw his friend Tess battle cyber-bullies would suddenly side with trolls, but no matter.
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PHILADELPHIA – Philadelphia teen Richard Jenkins used to sleep in a homeless shelter and was nicknamed "Harvard" by bullies for being a bookworm.
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Julie's clearly not a fan of those Kimberly pics, but she's found a way to separate that from Keaton's battles with bullies.
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About a year ago, I wrote a story in which I described how Reddit "bullies" pushed me to fight my weight gain.
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Instagram will test a feature that allows users to shadow ban their bullies Ashley Carman reports on Instagram's latest anti-bullying initiatives.
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But a cyber bullies apparently weren't into the look, and made it very clear by Tweeting their topknot disdain at the star.
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Like many people who veer outside the cultural or physical norm, Banks has been dealing with bullies since he was a child.
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It's easy to look to blame the bullies, but ultimately, the person who caused the death is the one who committed suicide.
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As a kid, Jenkins found comfort in his love of learning, and even drew the ire of bullies who criticized his smarts.
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An Iowa server was stiffed on a tip because of her pink hair — but she's not letting bullies impact her personal style.
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Horror and outrage made the world stand up to Bosnia's bullies after that imagination and fear had ballooned to almost insurmountable proportion.
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When a neighborhood girl bullies her at age 10, Obama decides to earn that girl's respect by punching her in the face.
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Referred to by one of the bullies as "those losers," it's easy to imagine them getting along well with Bill Denbrough's gang.
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Lamar Smith, who bullies scientists, accepts hundreds of thousands of dollars from oil and gas companies, and sometimes writes for Breitbart himself.
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It might sound like a vicious nickname dished out by schoolyard bullies, but the brewer wears it as a badge of honor.
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When an older boy bullies Buster's sister, Buster, in revenge, sabotages the older boy's motorcycle, causing him to go flying off it.
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Likewise, our antagonists seem to toggle between invincible, superpowered bullies who could easily crush us and laughably archaic relics of the past.
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"Here's a mom that's really fat and getting in their space, and they didn't like it," she says of her gym bullies.
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Fellow Russia hawks, like the Baltic states, worry about what Brexit will mean for the EU's ability to stand up to bullies.
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Swift's latest album included the single "You Need to Calm Down," an anthem about LGBTQ rights and standing up to internet bullies.
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While Baron Cohen specializes in macho bullies, Fielder embodies a different male archetype, one whose urge to manipulate is submerged in irony.
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He bullies people, he name-calls, he makes fun of people because of their race, their ethnicity and the way they look.
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My colleagues have written about their own negative interactions with Rick and Morty fans, from bad dates to bullies at merchandising events.
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The 19-year-old KC Undercover star recently explained how her strength against bullies far predates her dreadlocks exchange with Giuliana Rancic.
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In arranged wrestling matches, he was known to pick up town bullies and toss them around like they were empty beer cans.
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Heroic detective, pilot, poet, magician and victor over all bullies and humbugs, animal or human, Freddy remains a model to us all.
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Chemistry experiments, bullies, tentative flirting with the opposite sex, the ability to rewind time—all of your favorite teenage memories are here.
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Little does Auggie know that learning how to navigate school also means learning to deal with the bullies that come with it.
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Opinion Columnist This is a dispiriting epoch of strongmen and bullies, yet side by side with the worst you find the best.
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The person I created on the internet shielded me from the slurs of promiscuity high school bullies kept whispering in my ear.
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Even when Eli was wounded by insults, he not only forgave or forgot them, but remained convinced the bullies were his friends.
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But there's been no shortage of Saviors who delight in the chance to be bullies when they can get away with it.
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Rose then bullies her older daughter into creating a line of rice-flour-based treats, for which Rose takes all the credit.
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The epithets may be characteristic of schoolyard bullies, but there is some evidence that candidates are reveling in the attention they draw.
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Opinion Columnist Immediately after Donald Trump's election, alarming stories appeared of school bullies who seemed to be inspired by the new president.
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Generally, I would like people to know that bullies don't always win and we can find funny, smart ways to outwit them.
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The flimsy costumes are about conveying the frailty of ego and the false sense of protection that the internet provides these bullies.
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Rochelle is the movie's only black character and uses her newfound powers to get back at a racist classmate who bullies her.
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But at its best, teashop mediation with crowds hearing every word, could expose and shame local bullies, offering a rough sort of accountability.
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It's absurd to pretend to care about bullying on the internet when two members of your family are among the world's foremost bullies.
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He talked about how Russia bullies its neighbours in the Baltic states and uses a pretend news channel, Russia Today, to disseminate propaganda.
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Many Americans don't reward or even tolerate bullies, liars, and self-promoters, and they certainly don't want that trifecta occupying their Oval Office.
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Eskra had last seen Willette out in the lake, where some bullies were trying to keep him from grabbing onto a floating log.
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A man who feeds actors lines and sometimes hectors and even bullies them until he gets exactly the intonation and emphasis he wants.
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Ah Q, who is from a poor rural family, bullies those weaker than himself while currying favor with the powerful, who despise him.
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It's possible that the government can use this capability for surveillance, but it can also use it to track down bullies and abusers.
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The most dramatic incident Albinati relates from his school days involves some bullies whipping a weaker boy, as in a rite of flagellation.
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And "It's Cool to be Kind" urges kids to avoid responding or reacting to hurtful messages, as well as block and report bullies.
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Instead, she is navigating the complex inner-workings of being a teenager in a place like Liberty High, with its bullies and cliques.
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During a press conference at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2015, Depp shared his mom's advice to him on dealing with bullies.
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With her new figure, she finds a new purpose: to sabotage the lives of the bullies and mean girls who once taunted her.
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No bullies allowed: I love someone who speaks their mind, but I know the difference between putting someone down and expressing myself. 5.
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Four teen witches take on school bullies, summon an all powerful demon, and wear enough black leather to make Ozzy Osbourne feel conventional.
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One of the ads running frames Trump as "America's bully," featuring him alongside some of the most well-known bullies from the movies.
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" In an interview with BuzzFeed News, Abboud said the last election had empowered online bullies: "It doesn't even matter who they're talking to.
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Ahead of National Bully Prevention Month, Jenner is bringing awareness of cyber bullies by sharing tips on how to handle others' negative opinions.
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Instead of roving the hallways, old high school bullies work in pizza shops, deal drugs, and beat around the same old side streets.
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President Trump bullies so many people on Twitter that the New York Times once printed a comprehensive list of all of his insults.
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Tormented by headaches and weight loss, the girl began to skip classes, and switched schools to escape the bullies, her mother told Reuters.
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Recently, Kesha led a panel discussion at SXSW with Refinery29's Amy Emmerich where she spoke on the subject of bullies and trolls.
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" "If we give in to our anger, if we start to go down that path and we start to listen to the bullies.
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Still, it was a really generic way for my white friends and white bullies to categorize what made my identity different from theirs.
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Whether she wanted it or not, I gave DeVos a charge to stand up to classroom bullies like Jeff Sessions and Donald Trump.
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In the very first episode of the show, Amanda Tanner (Liza Weil) attempts to take her own life after Olivia bullies her relentlessly.
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But it was a 1972 postseason series defeat that would shape the Bullies, and Snider's locker room pep talk still resonated with Clarke.
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Rather, we're trying to push back against the bullies — influential people who have real potential to cause harm, or have already caused it.
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With so many voices crying out, no wonder so many of us can't seem to tell if we're the bullied or the bullies.
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"Unwilling to be silenced or intimidated, Stormy has been standing up to bullies her entire life, and that continues today," the website reads.
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Never mind Charges have been dropped against the Virginia mom accused of illegally recording her daughter's classroom in an attempt to catch bullies.
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Anti-bullying mom charged A Virginia mom's action to take on her daughter's alleged bullies has led to a felony charge -- against her.
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Where are the GOP leaders in Congress willing to question their president when he bullies, stirs discord, and undercuts the rule of law?
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But they also are one step closer to distracting games, sexting apps and social media apps where online bullies are on the prowl.
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It's amazing how alike some of the manservants clinging to Trump are: His campaign is like some Canyon Ranch for bullies needing revitalization.
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Each has to face their own quite literal horror story, as well as a metaphorical one, from abuse and neglect to school bullies.
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Then, because every good second act needs a villain, a group of bullies attempt to mock the writer for their own ignominious purposes.
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He sees himself as a hybrid journalist-activist, leading a movement he calls "cultural libertarianism" to protect "free speech" from the egalitarian bullies.
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"It feels to me like leaving the bullies in charge of the playground," she wrote on her blog after recent attacks against her.
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In "Sardines," a picked-on girl makes a "mean" wish for her birthday, and gets a complicated sort of revenge on her bullies.
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"Joe wants to continue to make life better for all of us and he knows how to stand up to bullies," Boxer wrote.
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But hockey would soon take off in Philadelphia as the Flyers developed both talent and a bellicose identity as the Broad Street Bullies.
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The campaign's goal is to convey to would-be bullies that attacking someone with allergens is not merely cruel; it could be deadly.
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How can a student concentrate on math lessons when his or her mind is on the upsetting words the bullies said at lunchtime?
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Shouldn't parents have the option to send their children to schools where they don't have to worry about bullies, gangs and hate speech?
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As they talk about getting the hell out of Dodge (or, rather, Derry), a group of bullies descends upon them, hurling homophobic slurs.
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" The Texas Republican added he thinks Trump is right that leaders like Kim Jong Un and "other bullies only understand and respect strength.
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Clearly, President Trump intends to bully the courts in the same way that he bullies anyone else who dares to disagree with him.
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Conway's response is one of thousands, including from several celebrities and athletes, who have expressed their support for Jones and condemned his bullies.
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But I do think the conversation will go better if you realize that all bullies are, beneath their snarling masks, scared to death.
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She's a rotten baby, flailing around, as full of bile as Terrel (Patrick DeCile, in an incredible characterization), who bullies Chiron at school.
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This practically guarantees a result we are beginning to see: Dictators and other bullies are emboldened to trample rights and liberties with impunity.
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Chief among them is his relationship with Charley Beemer (Brett Gray), a cool boy whose friendship Jimmy desperately seeks, though Charley bullies him.
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That is who the Yankees used to be — the bullies of the Bronx, the team you loved or hated but could never ignore.
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When I tweeted about this, scores of people messaged me to say that their high school bullies had also reached out to them.
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By overturning this nondiscrimination protection, the Trump administration claims it's protecting children — not from bullies or menacing adults, but from their own peers.
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Parikh added that there have been real-life cases in which school bullies have used food allergies to threaten and harm other children.
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Oliver Button is a multi-enthusiast who doesn't understand why his oversize talent (he's a tap dancer) makes him a target for bullies.
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Then she spoke about what her victory meant to her son, who told her it showed that bullies — like Donald Trump — don't win.
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It might be the case that griefers are often the older kids making fun of younger kids; the bullies of a virtual playground.
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Those who have stuck by Corbyn say his enemies are nothing but bullies, and he still has the support of the party's membership.
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That means listening to fake news creators, jihadis, and cyber bullies so that she and her team can understand their motivations, processes, and goals.
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Dare to wear stylish "high heeled" shoes like women normally do, and presidential candidates become reduced to school children while others become playground bullies.
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Last week, celebrities wrote an open letter defending the actress after online bullies were blaming her for the famed food critic&aposs tragic death.
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Levin explained that starting with 123/11, perpetrators of hate crime shifted from young bullies looking for twisted thrills to older people acting alone.
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"Something happened that day from one of these bullies that pushed my niece over to the edge," Adams aunt, Eddwina Harris, 33, tells PEOPLE.
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Bullies might invite their target to a chat room or group conversation created for the sole purpose of hurling abuse at him or her.
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Cob (his name in this game) is an awful henchman who bullies people around… and dies a horrible death by peeking under Bobbin's hood.
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Their mother, Ina Rogers, has defended her parenting and insisted that she home-schooled her children to protect them from bullies and substandard teachers.
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In fact, there are several teens and celebrities (like Kesha and Iskra Lawrence) whose responses to body-shaming bullies on Instagram have gone viral.
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He doesn't know it yet, but the demented glee the bullies are taking in beating on him is what drew It from its lair.
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After a barrage of rocks between the two groups, the bullies are wounded and Henry's two friends limp off into the woods in retreat.
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The accompanying video shows off a group of young girls shutting down bullies, embracing their beauty and rocking out alongside the Destiny's Child alum.
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Amazon and other big internet firms belong to a different category from both the lumbering bullies of the airline industry and wallet-draining boutiques.
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But for all Mr Trump may use his bully pulpit to back the bullies, Americans as a whole are still moving away from bigotry.
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That bonobos, too, want to have powerful allies on their side suggests that our distaste for bullies might be more unique than we thought.
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Henrion says his team is scrambling to evolve YOLO into something more expansive without losing simplicity, while developing automated tools to weed out bullies.
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If there's anything we've learned from Stranger Things, it's that friends don't lie, friends don't keep secrets, and friends protect each other from bullies.
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Lovato's song isn't about sexual misconduct; she has explained in multiple interviews that it was a written as a rebuke of her childhood bullies.
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If all it took was "no more silence," surely there'd be fewer bullies so gainfully employed, though speaking about it is a decent start.
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Through tears, he tells his filming mother what his bullies had done to him that day, and that he was singled out and mocked.
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While Thurman is able to fend off the guy making a grab at Santa, he's unable to confront the bullies in his own life.
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Later in life, bullies may use this tactic as bosses in a workplace or as coaches of teams (think Bobby Knight) or in politics.
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I did home counseling for mentally ill and traumatized youth for five years, who were—as you can imagine—giant bulls' eyes for bullies.
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Still, he enjoys playing the familiar high-school role of the jock who bullies the nerds, especially in his battles with right-wing intellectuals.
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If Keaton Jones REALLY wants to get bullies off his back, Rampage Jackson says there's only one way he can get the job done.
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Find out what she had to say about beating bullies, staying creatively sane, and living under our nation's newly-installed troll-in-chief below.
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" Brianne agrees: "I don't think the standard bullies at my school knew how much damage they could do via the internet at that point.
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If she had to advise her younger self, she'd "tell her to be more patient, and spend less energy on bullies," she told Essence.
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I was making trolls, making bullies, making people I had never met before -- because they were on the Internet, I was making them important.
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The theme of standing up to — and ultimately getting the better of — bullies also plays a central role in Stand by Me and Dreamcatcher.
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This is especially true on social media, where Donald Trump and his supporters have become 21st century schoolyard bullies and Twitter is their playground.
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Following a verbal confrontation with a group of bullies, Yuki asks her Dad why she is treated differently than the rest of her peers.
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"What we need to show the world in proceedings such as this, especially today, especially now, is that we Americans aren't bullies," he said.
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In the old days, bullies were tough guys who picked on wimpy guys, a predictable, archetypal clash that inevitably led to a heroic outcome.
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When he was frightened by bullies at school when he was 6 and then again at 7, he wasn't happy for a long time.
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They lifted their heads, looked those bullies straight in the eye and let them know they were not going to be intimidated by anyone.
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They won their first playoff series at the conclusion of the season, and the city was just warming up to the Broad Street Bullies.
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I just think that sometimes, unfortunately, our own kind—not all of them, but the very small amount… we all have our own bullies.
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The favorite anti-MMA argument of anonymous message board assholes and playground and bar bullies everywhere occasionally makes its way into the public discourse.
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Like many bullies, however, Mr. Trump runs away from situations in which he has to actually display courage with actions instead of just words.
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Milo sided with the gamers: A piece he wrote, titled "Feminist bullies tearing the video game industry apart," gets his point across pretty well.
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"Maybe it costs someone a life by exposing someone to bullies … maybe someone dies in a terrorist attack coordinated on our tools," he wrote.
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The advertising industry is deploying its well-honed powers of persuasion against bullies who have made the leap from school playgrounds to social networks.
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Bullies love audiences, and in more than half of the cases, two or more peers were present in addition to the bully and victim.
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"All's Faire" features the most nuanced portrayal of bullying I've seen in a middle-school book, showing how even good kids can be bullies.
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If the homophobic attack had to happen, was there not a way for Pennywise to go after the hateful bullies instead of the victims?
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Like all bullies, he's perfectly equipped to bluster and threaten, cheat and lie, so long as his intended victim is "weaker" than he is.
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By no means are all outsider photographs sunk in despair, but bad news bullies good news into submission and scenes of desolation compel attention.
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" She added: "Children being bullied need help — and oftentimes so do the bullies — their behavior is often indicative of instability in their own lives.
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For example, Zack Beauchamp and Ian Millhiser write in Vox: Suppose that a group of bullies falsely believe that all Jews are also Israeli.
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And Malmstrom has made plain that she will "stand up to bullies," and Brussels will retaliate against the U.S. if pushed to do so.
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Frank Burns (D) plans to propose — would require that school officials take action the first time a child bullies someone, The Washington Post reported.
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"One more time it's completely clear and has been proven that the Americans are bullies," Jafari said, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency.
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In the face of intense media scrutiny and right-wing smears, these students are putting on a masterclass on how to deal with bullies.
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"If you give an artist more copyright, it's like giving your bullied kid more lunch money — bullies will just take that too," he said.
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The technology firms have also been condemned for allowing the spread of fake news and harbouring bullies, bigots and trolls in the pursuit of profit.
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They're all hunted by a pack of ferocious, dangerous bullies — bigger kids who are bored with their sleepy town, and victimize other people for entertainment.
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With no so-called enforcers, the Rangers do not seek fights, and the Flyers have tried to shed their image as the Broad Street Bullies.
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However, the ad's message was met with backlash from some, with claims it was too political and painted all men as bullies or sexual harassers.
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Everything from his weight to the way he talked was fodder for bullies, his best friend Lexie Graves said, according to the Columbia Daily Tribune.
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"At first I confronted the bullies, but eventually I learned to stay positive, tune out the negativity and love myself more each day," she said.
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On Wednesday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell cast the sexual assault survivors and other advocates protesting against Kavanaugh as bullies impeding the course of justice.
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But if the robots are going to be kings of the hill, they'll face to face down the human bullies who already rule Manhattan's streets.
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"It's one in which marginalized people, who typically have the least access to speech platforms, get pushed out of the public square by powerful bullies."
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But due to the public nature of the interaction, the warnings ended up encouraging bullies and angering users who felt their privacy had been invaded.
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Only years later, as the pattern persisted and grew more aggressive in middle school, did she begin to see that her friends were her bullies.
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Bullies and Trolls Chased Away Twitter's Potential Buyers: Report"Don't feed the trolls" used to be an internet saying, but now it's a business strategy.
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After the episode aired, Tamra slammed Gunvalson, Rossi, Rovsek and Dodd for being "homophobic bullies" in a post that was shared on Instagram and Twitter.
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When student protests over dangerous traffic in Dhaka erupted in the summer, the government's bullies responded brutally, as if the state itself were in danger.
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Young kids may well be along for the entirety of A Wrinkle in Time's joyride, from the fight against bullies to the wild CGI adventures.
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News. The Instagram post, which has since been deleted, reportedly saw Jackson crying as she spoke about being subjected to online bullies on social media.
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From internalizing bullies' comments to learning to shed the toxic thoughts, she's come too far to let others' opinions define how she feels about herself.
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The situation could go from a president that bullies as a form of teaching, to one that will bully the entire industry around, Cramer said.
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I knew that no matter how bad things got at school I could always come home to a (virtual) life that was free of bullies.
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While political candidates, pundits, cable news anchors and journalists become bewildered with Trump, I grew up with his type: wannabe tough guys, bullies and hustlers.
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According to a study from the University of Warwick, bullies and those that they bully are more likely than anyone else to want plastic surgery.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lady Gaga hit back at cyber bullies who made fun of her body during her spectacular halftime show at Sunday's Super Bowl.
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Lesson One: Bullies Shouldn't Win Bullying is not leadership, and to confuse the two is dangerous, whether on the playground or on the world stage.
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Emma Kenney, who played one of Roseanne's grandchildren on the reboot, wrote on Twitter after the news of the show's axing, "Bullies will NEVER win."
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Do you fear that Trump's presence and his influence as president gives bullies a license to treat people like your son poorly in the future?
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The show's repeated theme is always that Roseanne is not that kind of Trump voter: she's sweet to Mary; she defends Mark against homophobic bullies.
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I believe the governor should defy the racial bullies and be judged by his actions and record of public service over the past 35 years.
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"It's easy for bullies like Sheriff Joe Arpaio to pick on people who have no power," Mr. Sanders said to supporters on Monday in Flagstaff.
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She explained that she wanted to do something to show her bullies that they couldn't hurt her, and Lee helped by giving her total support.
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He added that Ms. Jones's willingness to remain an active social-media presence may have made her a more tempting target for bullies and hackers.
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It's to ask that they embody different characters: people who can pose respectful, probing questions, rather than bullies intent on shaming and demeaning the witness.
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California stands up to bullies and will keep fighting for stronger clean car protections that protect the health and safety of our children and families.
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Milo sided with the gamers: A Breitbart piece he wrote, titled "Feminist bullies tearing the video game industry apart," gets his position across pretty well.
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Shatner's edict to fans to "just learn the tools to deal with bullies and your fandom will be at peace" seems like pretty vital advice.
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Ms. Valentin's son, Dwhy Hoyt, a senior, said bullies curse at teachers, skip class and slap books out of students' hands, ruining the learning environment.
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The "left" is comprised of snowflake crybabies, who are also authoritarian bullies systematically silencing conservatives and indoctrinating the younger generation through the media and culture.
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And yet he tweets comparisons to himself as the Messiah and bullies his way around the world with the blind support of white evangelical Christians.
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"They've been almost like nervous bullies to critics," said Arthur L. Caplan, a professor of medical ethics at the New York University School of Medicine.
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In a 2005 interview, he said there was always a moment in Washington scandals when bullies took over, be they pundits or journalists or lawmakers.
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In "One Fat Summer," my glorified semi-autobiographical hero, Bobby, stood up to the bullies and survived their beating, an important lesson for males then.
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Burgo says some narcissists are bullies — and one of their most troublesome traits is their tendency to be a sore loser and a sore winner.
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Not only is he picked on by the bullies in the New York public-housing complex where he lives, but he also craves human blood.
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Whether Me Too proves enduring in curtailing sexual bullying remains to be seen, but it is opportune the message resonate against bullies in all arenas.
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He has cannily positioned himself as the adult in the room, only to provide cover while the bullies and the class clowns run around unobstructed.
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Far more disturbing are the mysterious online bullies intent on ruining the lives of participants who dare to unshackle themselves from Jane's vast tickling empire.
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One year later, Vathani reports that she has witnessed participants stand up to bullies, build self-confidence, and become role models for their entire community.
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Their physical presences — imposing, leering, pushing them toward sexuality — were more menacing on film, especially as embodied by those world-class bullies, the Solara brothers.
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Let the Right One In (22018) It's cute, in the friend-being-a-sociopathic-vampire-willing-to-fuck-up-all-your-bullies sort of way.
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In "Columbine," Cullen punctured the lazy media narrative that the shooters, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, were goth vigilantes, crusaders against bullies and mean girls.
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But 18-year-old Paris seems strong and defiant, pleading to bullies ... "When you say damaging things like that to people it f**** them up."
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"Sometimes online there are what we call trolls or bullies that want to leave negative comments," GloZell Green says in a #HackHarassment video produced by PEOPLE.
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" Numerous artists participated in today's rally, many of them brandishing umbrellas painted with slogans including "DOB: Department of Bullies" and "Mayor de Blasio: Honor Your Pledge.
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Civil society "condemns, criticizes, and bullies the work that the Mexican government does," Peña Nieto said during a public safety forum in Mexico City in November.
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And until online trolls and bullies reform, it's up to AI to help make the Internet a safer space for both free speech and human beings.
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After establishing that poor Max has to deal with bullies but keeps his spirits up by being the class clown, we're introduced to his potential stepdad.
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Poor Max falls through, like, four floors of a condemned building, and the bullies who were chasing him still come after him to beat him up.
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Wright's sensitive supernatural tales about girls with eerie abilities — who still have to deal with stuff like divorcing parents and school bullies — have aged incredibly well.
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I also learned something truly shocking from these interactions — that bullies are not relegated to playground antics, they come in all ages, genders, and, yes, sizes.
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This lovely shop accommodates all breeds and sizes, but specialize in bullies (french bulldogs, English bulldogs, pitbulls, boxers) since few other costumes fit their barrel chests.
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Growing up, Glasscott was tormented by bullies in what she describes as the "torture chamber" of school, with endless jeers of "freak" echoing in the halls.
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Paramount's Heathers remake switches the classic social hierarchy seen in most high school television shows by making minority students the school bullies, instead of the victims.
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The 35-year-old actor remembers getting beat up in high school by bullies who trained in Jiu Jitsu, and is now tackling the sport himself.
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The Craft (1996) inspired teens everywhere, including me, to try their hand at witchcraft after watching four teen witches get revenge on their rapists and bullies.
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" Facebook VP Andrew Bosworth wrote in a memo titled "The Ugly" that leaked earlier this year: "Maybe it costs a life by exposing someone to bullies.
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Van Ness said he "put on every nail polish, every heel, every scarf," growing up — but it often made him the target of bullies at school.
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Nirmala's father- and mother-in-law, with whom she and her husband share a home, are bullies who accuse her of lying in bed all day.
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After fighting off a couple of bullies, he's chosen by a wizard called Shazam, who tells him that if he utters his name, he'll gain superpowers.
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"Crowding someone's space, or lurking, is commonly used by bullies as a tactic to make someone cower and feel defensive," explains body language expert Robin Kermode.
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At the time, he was in 9th grade and a group of older bullies at school had gotten word, teasing him about it the next day.
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Nevertheless, reporters who tweeted from the show observing that other editors (not themselves) were requesting to swap seats were hounded on social media for being bullies.
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Their victims either fight back or, like Janice, ignore the tiny bullies, "just as [humans] might ignore a small dog yipping at our heels," he said.
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If the recent election has taught us anything, it is that America just cannot get enough of narcissistic, loud-mouthed bullies who delight in humiliating others.
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I very nearly didn't graduate because my depression got so bad, but then I moved out of the house I was in and reported [the bullies].
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So many things — being good in an emergency, standing up to bullies, making enemies with abandon — look like bravery, but that doesn't mean they actually are.
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That's not to say that the Dressmaker actress had an easy go of achieving her dreams and putting her childhood bullies in their place, of course.
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From Dean Riddick, Raleigh, N.C. Wanted: A few good Republicans It's time for rank-and-file Republicans to stand up to the bullies in their party.
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In her caption, which is almost as lengthy as the original Tumblr post, she notes that the show carries a good message for high school bullies.
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And it is the bullying that the left tells you that they don&apost want to do but they are the biggest bullies on the planet.
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Moving the embassy is not just a matter of standing up to bullies and diplomats who believe they know what's best for the people of Israel.
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In a show full of affairs, bullies, and revenge, it's a little surprising that so much attention is being paid to Big Little Lies' therapy scenes.
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Political bullies in religious robes are an unedifying spectacle but counter-argument is surely a better response than reviving and toughening old and cynically conceived laws.
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The inclusion of the Flyers speaks to the reputation for brutality and violence that the Broad Street Bullies had cultivated around the NHL in the 1970s.
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One badass 11-year-old girl from Newcastle, OK, just showed those bullies who's boss in the best way we know how — with a beauty statement.
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Throughout his book, Comey keeps returning to his distaste for bullies of various kinds -- in a clear hint that he also views Trump's behavior as bullying.
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As a boy, Freddie avoided the local bullies by staying inside and building the models he bought at Jan's Stationery Shop on York Avenue, he said.
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If you listened to him over these last furious hours, you heard him mention the "yawning cavern of insecurity" that motivates Donald Trump and other bullies.
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With every passing day that he and his cabal of alleged predators and bullies remain at the helm of UNAIDS, the credibility of the organization crumbles.
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His parents break up after disagreeing about his treatment, and daddy (Robert C. Treveiler) takes over and trains Christian so he can fight back against bullies.
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It is about admitting that it is wrong for adults to lecture kids about standing up to bullies when they aren't willing to do so themselves.
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It seems like the bullies from high school are basically running the world, and that's something I feel like I always want to say something about.
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They're so friendly they'll steal our contacts, introduce our bosses to our school bullies, show us someone's newborn baby then disappear to sell the marketing data.
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What happens at this developmental time is more likely to have a lasting effect, and not just for the gay kids, but also for their bullies.
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He was this Oscar Wilde-like wit who would, when confronted by homophobic bullies in school, look at them and bounce it straight back at them.
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"If it starts costing the parents a couple hundred bucks every time their kid bullies somebody, maybe that will change the course of action," he said.
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The novel is told in letters, mainly to Michele from his mother — a savant of passive aggression who bullies and wheedles and bleeds onto the page.
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