Many bystander programs (such as Green Dot and Bringing In the Bystander) do work to shift attitudes and increase bystander intervention.
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Just as bystander CPR has become standard, public health agencies are working to increase awareness of bystander first aid.
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It was not clear if the bystander was killed by the suspect or if officers had returned fire and accidentally hit the bystander.
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The bystander effect is also sometimes referred to as bystander apathy, which distressingly suggests that, on some innate level, we can't be bothered with the survival of a stranger.
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Jeb Bush -- acted as the worst form of bystander.
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After a shootout outside the church with a bystander, in which he was hit twice, Mr. Kelley raced away in his car, chased by the bystander and another man, and soon crashed.
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Bystander Franck Sidoli said he had seen people go down.
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Another woman, a bystander, also comes up and starts filming.
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What if you're a bystander — is it okay to intervene?
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The bystander, Bettie Jones, was shot once in the chest.
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In short, Danvers was a bystander in her own comic.
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And the U.S. is not a bystander to wildlife trade.
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As they try, Wright will almost surely be a bystander.
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There's even a name for this emerging phenomenon: bystander risk.
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I am not just a casual bystander in this debate.
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America, which could be an umpire, acts like a bystander.
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In fact, the phenomenon has a name: the bystander effect.
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President Trump has been a bystander in this whole process.
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But what's a bystander like you to do about it?
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The audience is a bystander to this outward internal dialogue.
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The Jewish bystander is to rescue a person in peril.
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Mostly she feels like a bystander in the central conflict.
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I was not an objective bystander in all of this.
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A bystander struck during the shootout was in stable condition.
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Two bystander videos were released not long after the shooting.
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" A bystander can be heard saying, "Help him out, bruh.
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It's called bystander intervention, and the research shows it works.
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Trainers suggest choices for what to do as a bystander.
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DF: The investigation, I am a complete bystander to that.
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As Mr. Kelley left the church, an armed bystander shot the gunman twice and wounded him, the killer dropped his rifle and fled in his car, and the bystander and another man gave chase.
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Check out this Corvette doing donuts and taking OUT a bystander!
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Thankfully, a bystander noticed the cat and got the driver's attention.
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The simulators can also sweep up information from nearby "bystander" phones.
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Although she seemed taken aback, Clinton is not an innocent bystander.
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But a heroic bystander hopped aboard and put on the brakes.
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Budding research hints at the potential, and power, of bystander intervention.
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" "The burden of the brutalised is not to comfort the bystander.
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Reeves is more than a bystander on diversity on the bench.
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There's so such thing as an casual bystander in this case.
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Vernon doesn't care about Russell, who's just another bystander to him.
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"They were holding hands, smiling and laughing," a bystander told PEOPLE.
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Gray's April 12 arrest in Baltimore was captured in bystander videos.
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The same person is also suspected of killing bystander Vera Adams.
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A bystander seemed to push Boucher away, trying to calm him.
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A female bystander was reportedly injured by shrapnel during the incident.
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His friend, Alok Madasani, and bystander Ian Grillot were both injured.
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A bystander filmed the arrest, and the video quickly went viral.
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In some ways, France is a bystander to this historic influx.
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Watch on to see which innocent bystander got it the worst.
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He's also been a bystander as other big names like Sens.
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The two Arab teenagers were shot and wounded by a bystander.
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I tease him for being a bystander in his own life.
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But there are mandatory workshops on sexual consent and bystander intervention.
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They shouldn't ignite "like a nightdress," as one bystander put it.
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In custody, Lozada protested that he had simply been a bystander.
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At least two first responders and one bystander were briefly hospitalized.
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Before The Bystander folded, though, it gave me lots of adventures.
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The video was taken by a bystander and posted on Facebook.
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The casualties were one killed, one wounded, according to a bystander.
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The terms "bystander effect" and "Kitty Genovese syndrome" entered the language.
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A bystander called it too heavy a load for a child.
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I was transfixed, and I didn't want to be a bystander.
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The video, recorded by a bystander, was monumental in this case.
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It's unclear if Cali was targeted or merely an innocent bystander.
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The burden of the brutalized is not to comfort the bystander.
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After the interaction was completed, both the bystander and the neutral bystander would offer the pooch identical treats at the same time, and the dog would have to pick which person to take the treat from.
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But Rothstein was no innocent bystander (more on that in a bit).
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How can you be not a bystander, but a brave up-stander?
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" Zimmer says the wife "is an innocent bystander in all of this.
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Surveillance and bystander video showed multiple Proud Boys brutalizing protesters and passersby.
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A bystander caught the moment on video and posted it to Facebook.
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The bystander effect factors strongly into the why of Joe Cinque's death.
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The nearly seven-minute video, recorded by bystander Janet Rowle on Oct.
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It is the second of two bystander videos that show the encounter.
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"You gotta be kidding me," says one bystander, speaking for the alligator.
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Robbins described the injured graduate as an innocent bystander in the shooting.
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Those two men epitomize what it means to be a responsible bystander.
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The guard opened fire, killing both his assailant and an innocent bystander.
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And it has shown us that bystander intervention can make a difference.
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Often tunnel vision will not allow you to see an innocent bystander.
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"There was a ton of people with them," a bystander told PEOPLE.
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I want to be a participant in this journey, not a bystander.
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"Everyone was an innocent bystander watching this train wreck," the source added.
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The viewer functions as a silent bystander, or pure-recipient of action.
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A bystander told The Oklahoman that his daughter and granddaughter were shot.
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Ford yelled "hey" at a bystander nearby and then shot that person.
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"Everyone was an innocent bystander watching this train wreck," the source said.
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Zaevion, the police said, was an innocent bystander with no gang affiliation.
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It will also cover workplace violence, unconscious bias, bullying and bystander intervention.
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As for Neymar, he was a bystander throughout most of the game.
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Microsoft cannot claim that it was merely a victim or bystander here.
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I don't know that just bystander intervention is really a good strategy.
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Now the bystander is suddenly in the spotlight in real life, too.
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The bystander recorded the entire incident and posted the footage on Facebook.
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He has that ability: the capacity to make everyone else a bystander.
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Two other police officers and a bystander were wounded in the attack.
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You're at first a bystander and, over time, an occasional, reluctant companion.
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He spoke like a bystander who had nothing to do with it.
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And for most of it, Maher simply looked on like a bystander.
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A bystander rushed over and fashioned a tourniquet to stop the bleeding.
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His bystander role is one of the many oddities of his administration.
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One bystander calls police racist, while another tells them to go home.
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Some quick thinking from a bystander ensured this dog had its day.
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"That's a brave dude, right there," a bystander said of the man.
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The attack was caught on video by a bystander using a cellphone.
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Video of the shootout was broadcast live to Facebook by a bystander.
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Police officer, bystander fatally shot near Boston A policeman near Boston was fatally shot with his own service weapon Sunday morning by a man who used the same gun to kill a female bystander in her home, authorities said.
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Otherwise, you are most likely to be a bystander to that exhilarating vibrancy.
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Tordil also reportedly shot a male bystander who tried to diffuse the situation.
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"That&aposs not how you celebrate," the website quoted a bystander as saying.
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You can't be an active bystander if you don't notice what's going on.
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One bystander was killed after finding a bottle of perfume that contained Novichok.
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Video shot by a bystander showed officers unsuccessfully trying to revive the animal.
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"He was sitting, minding his own business," another bystander cried at the officers.
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Unfortunately, as a bystander, you cannot control the actions of a neglectful owner.
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Every single person that I worked with at Columbia Records was a bystander.
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"He said he stabbed Mark Wahlberg in the movie," a bystander told PEOPLE.
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He and another bystander apprehended the man while another person called the cops.
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The suspect is also believed to be responsible for killing bystander Vera Adams.
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"He's f—ing out, roll him over," a bystander says in the video.
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"We were on a terrace, like many others," said bystander Jose Antonio Saez.
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She told the New York Daily News that not a single bystander intervened.
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A Twitter spokesperson said they will review both first-person and bystander reports.
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The guard shot and killed both his would-be assailant and a bystander.
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"All the drug dealers in Toronto are cheering right now," another bystander said.
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Airbnb has somewhat adopted the position of an innocent bystander in the debate.
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He says another bystander, a young woman, was able to undo the buckle.
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It was impressive, and yet it often left me feeling like a bystander.
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A bystander reported a thick plume of smoke reaching about 20 feet high.
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In an instant, the average bystander, armed with a cellphone, becomes Perez Hilton.
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All I know is that next time, I won't be a silent bystander.
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The investigation of his death centers on a video taken by a bystander.
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Objections, if they come, often take a little longer than bystander intervention does.
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A bystander in their train car overheard the porn star comment and intervened.
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There's just little reason to believe Mr. Trump is anything but a bystander.
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The American Bystander, published for just one issue in the 1980s, is back.
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" The Bystander was imagined as a "grown-up Lampoon" or an "American Punch.
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A bystander tried to stop the assailant by hitting him, Mr. Molins said.
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He's normally completely covered, and a bystander would not know he is black.
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Bystander Realities Upstander ideology directs us to "stand up" to bullies and hate.
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The neurologist liked to describe autoimmune diseases like G.B.S. as innocent-bystander illnesses.
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A bystander-filmed cellphone video of Hillary Clinton nearly collapsing outside a Sept.
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A bystander crouched on a median, then scrambled away as officers closed in.
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It also makes surgery, for the bystander, seem more like a video game.
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One unidentified bystander was pinned beneath the wreckage and died at the scene.
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As the confrontation took place, a bystander was offered $200 to attack Booker.
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Verderosa said no officers were hurt, though a female bystander suffered minor injuries.
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"You voted Trump!" a bystander screamed as a man punched Wilcox in the head.
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"Qatar would have this court believe it was an innocent bystander," al-Nuwais said.
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"They make it especially difficult when she was a completely innocent bystander," he says.
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Far from being a bystander, our government is already arming and training Syrian rebels.
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The girl, described by police as an "innocent bystander," was hospitalized in stable condition.
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"I'm just exhausted," one bystander who didn't want to be named told BuzzFeed News.
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The FCC's current move turns the agency into a bystander at its own lawsuit.
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Today it appears to be a horrified bystander as the system it oversees crumbles.
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The teenager, described by police as an "innocent bystander," was hospitalized in stable condition.
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Another bystander tried to lock his mini foldable bike and faced a similar situation.
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Hollaback, the anti-street harassment organization, offers its own bystander intervention recommendations and training.
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One bystander who stopped to watch the protest with his girlfriend was artist Fulathela.
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As she drove away, she knocked over a bystander who tried to stop her.
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A bystander, who was lawfully licensed to carry a firearm, then shot the gunman.
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They said the video, captured by a bystander, showed clear evidence of willful wrongdoing.
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The plane lurched in the sky and crashed on one wing, one bystander said.
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It's these moments that make me feel like a bystander in an exploitative situation.
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Gun rights supporters said the attacks could have been prevented by an armed bystander.
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A bystander captured a video of the police shooting and posted it on Facebook.
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An apparent bystander also was struck by a bullet during the encounter, police said.
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Mills was not involved in the shopping cart artwork – he was just a bystander.
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One woman, a bystander, suffered a minor wound after being grazed by a bullet.
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Sondland wasn't some bystander in the scheme; he was a key participant in it.
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" CBS Los Angeles spoke to one bystander, who said: "It was a little scary.
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There was another man out there, a bystander, who was saying 'It's a car.
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Thus begins Hannah's meltdown about being a silent bystander to her friends' budding relationship.
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Dougal was killed and his girlfriend was critically injured, as was a homeless bystander.
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Another victim, a 12-year-old girl, was an "innocent bystander," the police said.
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Brian Bowen Jr. is not a defendant; he appears to have been a bystander.
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"There might be an Indian uprising if we stop him," a bystander remarks admiringly.
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Unfortunately, the United States has remained a relative bystander to this expanding Arctic activity.
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Investigators have interviewed the bystander and are analyzing the videos for clues, she said.
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In addition, some civilian bystander deaths would be permitted if deemed necessary and proportionate.
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Tehran isn't a mere bystander either: The mullahcracy has systematically undermined the Ghani administration.
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When he did not, Officer Horujko fired, killing Mr. Artan and injuring a bystander.
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A bystander captured the March 1 incident on a cellphone pointed over his shoulder.
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Authorities surrounded him, according to bystander video and Midland County District Attorney Laura Nodolf.
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By the end of that day, eight rioters, one bystander, and three soldiers were killed.
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A bystander who preferred to speak with Hyperallergic anonymously said concerned witnesses called the police.
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The key to successful bystander intervention is knowing that you have options and using them.
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Madasani and Ian Grillot, a bystander who stepped in to help, remain in critical condition.
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If a couple is lame, boring, or argumentative, being a bystander is the absolute worst.
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And while superficial harassment prevention training doesn't work, bystander intervention training does appear to work.
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What poor June doesn't realize is, Serena isn't a brainwashed bystander in this nightmare situation.
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He's clearly pissed at his security guard after a different bystander allegedly threw a punch.
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Bloomberg takes a photo with a bystander while waiting for the subway on Jan. 28.
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"Every single person that I worked with at Columbia Records was a bystander," she wrote.
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And in 2014, MacKenzie Bezos founded Bystander Revolution, an organization that battles the bullying epidemic.
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I don't know what the status is now, but I'm an eager and excited bystander.
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Though the fight was on full display, Sepulveda was the only bystander to get involved.
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For all his grandiose promises to roll back Iran, Donald Trump looked like a bystander.
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The photographer was clearly frustrated, pushed past the bystander and assaulted Alec with his camera.
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The audio on these records is gathered from police reports, court transcripts, and bystander recordings.
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Two other officers were injured, along with a bystander, according to the New York Times.
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The decision resulted in an innocent bystander to be shot on a Brooklyn street corner.
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"He's dying," said a bystander, piling on as tension mounted around lunchtime one recent weekday.
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Mr Mesa, a former president, is not a bystander but neither is he shaping events.
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Schools have started anti-bystander programs to encourage kids to intervene when they see bullying.
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One bystander captured on video the moment it was cornered by the police and lassoed.
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Someone opened fire, wounding an 18-year-old man and a 12-year-old bystander.
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A video taken by a bystander was posted on Facebook by the city's police department.
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No charges have been filed in the shooting of 12-year-old bystander Molly Davis.
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Major's scalp "was laying back like a toupee," one bystander told the Federal Aviation Administration.
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More than likely the bystander with a gun will kill or wound only other innocents.
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But we had a clear video, from a bystander, of Scott's death in April 2015.
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Bystander intervention is an effective strategy that prevents sexual violence and other types of harassment.
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A bystander helped him up and gave him a bandana to mop up the blood.
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At the docks, you beat up a homeless man (not cool) and an innocent bystander.
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And also toward his lady wife, an innocent bystander, Happy by name, happy by nature.
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In 2013, she founded Bystander Revolution, an anti-bullying organization, where she is executive director.
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I want to tell you about The Bystander, but this story isn't only about that.
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As it has so often in Syria, however, the United States seemed mostly a bystander.
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It ended up acting as a bystander to genocide, to borrow Samantha Power's famous phrase.
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A bystander told police that Mr. Bush said, "Whites don't kill whites," during the attack.
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With the help of another bystander, Monica Jackson, they were able to free the child.
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They'll need someone to keep the wall and the robot clean and answer bystander questions.
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" The bystander filming the scene, Erik Roberto, 36, can be heard shouting: "Help him out!
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It's still so hard to get used to being a passive bystander in these situations.
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The video was captured by a bystander standing along Interstate 85 waiting for the motorcade.
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A bystander in one video calls police racist, while another tells them to go home.
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A bystander called 911 to report Seals' body at the cemetery at 12:38 p.m.
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A bystander called 911 to report Seals' body at the cemetery at 12:493 p.m.
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Michelle Sieber, 26, was arrested after the video was posted to Facebook by a bystander.
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The United States, a bystander to the deal, gave it a kind of provisional approval.
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The shooting, which was caught on video by a bystander, occurred around 12:45 p.m.
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"Bystander intervention is not about putting on your cape and saving the day," he said.
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Three men affiliated to ISIS detonated suicide belts outside the ground, with one bystander killed.
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To the bystander or even casual player, not much has really changed about the game.
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But your cognitive dissidents has you getting it from THAT BYSTANDER whom YOU DONT NEED. Yes.
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The bystander screamed that the brother's death had been an accident—he'd witnessed the whole thing.
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Williams, 25, drowned while Jaden was rescued by a bystander, according to the Moline Police Department.
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Luckily, a bystander at the scene helped bring Alvarez to safety and get him medical attention.
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A bystander at a nearby home was also killed when she was struck by stray bullets.
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It isn't pleasant for anyone involved — not you as the bystander, the child, or the parent.
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Another model broke a heel and had to be helped down the runway by a bystander.
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Greece created its own problems, but was largely a bystander while "solutions" were imposed by others.
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His lawyers said Mickelson was "an innocent bystander" who "feels vindicated" that he was not charged.
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A female civilian bystander was injured by shrapnel, but no U.S. Capitol Police officers were injured.
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Police say Cooper was an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire of a dispute between others.
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The bystander then struts back to Carl (Harry Dean Stanton) and informs him of Steven's whereabouts.
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Video footage from a bystander captured officers wrestling Sterling to the ground and kneeling on him.
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How would you recommend someone who's a bystander of cyberbullying to intervene on the victim's behalf?
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If he's successful, and his client is in fact an innocent bystander, Hernandez could be vindicated.
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Also, you can use participant ethnography to analyze the innocent bystander in relation to your product.
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Officials have still not released further details about the incident or identified the gunman or bystander.
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Gruden came in and threw Griffin straight to the wolves, then acted like an innocent bystander.
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One bystander stood between Boucher and the man as the two appeared to try to fight.
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Capitol Police shot Dawson during the confrontation, which also resulted in minor injuries to a bystander.
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Designating an innocent bystander or civilian as a criminal suspect influences how police approach an individual.
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That would all be fine, but Trump isn't a disinterested bystander — he's the guy running Obamacare.
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Bystander video showed a maroon sedan driving across home plate and up the third base line.
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As noted by The Hollywood Reporter, LaBeouf became "disorderly" after a bystander refused him a cigarette.
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The commission urged the creation of a community-based referral network, along with bystander intervention training.
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A bystander took video of the attack, which police said occurred Friday, according to CBS News.
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Suicide bombers blew themselves up outside the stadium during France's friendly against Germany, killing a bystander.
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A bystander snapped a photo of Turner helping Hubbard and sent it to the transit agency.
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A photo said to be taken by a bystander shows blood smeared across Mr. Torres's face.
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A bystander took cellphone video of it, which was then posted on Facebook that same day.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of a backer of The American Bystander.
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Jose Torres, a bystander who parked nearby and saw the shooting, provided a far different account.
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"This is going to be a story about me hospitalizing some innocent bystander," Mr. Parker said.
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A bystander asks the agents to leave the restaurant, as she cries while witnessing the episode.
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Look at Dippold's "oh fuck" stare, her cheerful Halloween paper plate, the slightly bemused-looking bystander.
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And Mary's ex, Mark, is a disturbing bystander, on the face of it a clingy pest.
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This time a bullet struck a 16-year-old bystander, Ashley Armoogan, in the left shoulder.
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Kiely critiques this viewpoint through Quinn, who evolves from bystander to someone willing to stand up.
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The Square is, in many ways, an attempt to remedy the bystander effect by recreating it.
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The homicides of younger children were often correlated with intimate-partner violence or a bystander situation.
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But aside from age, Bush was a bystander to Trump's lewd behavior, and even encouraged it.
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Video filmed by a bystander showed Levan lying on the ground, bleeding from the head and unconscious.
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At other moments in the hearing Simpson portrayed himself as a mere bystander to a criminal conspiracy.
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Weymouth Officer Michael Chesna and an innocent bystander, 77-year-old Vera Adams, were killed on Sunday.
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When her mother was around, June was a meek bystander to the patriarchy — far from a revolutionary.
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The incident drew national media attention after a bystander posted video of Weinman getting punched to Twitter.
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A bystander tried to save both but could only rescue one of them in the rough waters.
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A bystander from a nearby home captured video of a portion of the stop and the shooting.
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"What the fuck?" a bystander exclaims, capturing the event on a shaky camera from a nearby window.
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The mural of the ATLAS detector is located inside building 40, suggesting our "bystander" was positioned there.
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The second bystander, who was licensed to carry a concealed weapon, then shot one of the suspects.
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"I was just a bystander, but was very upset with how the situation was handled," she added.
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With the obvious exception of Turner, these men are examples of how and why bystander intervention matters.
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Wilson also asserted that she'll no longer be a "polite" bystander to harassment when she sees it.
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This assumes that for any given undertaking you either provide expertise or you are just a bystander.
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A couple spotted the body floating in the surf, and another bystander pulled it onto the beach.
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China has long claimed the role of interested bystander when it comes to tensions on the Peninsula.
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A videotape, which starts after the Taser apparently was shot at Scott, was filmed by a bystander.
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"LOOK at the lanes!" exclaimed an astonished bystander from a bridge above one of Dhaka's main roads.
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A fifth attacker stabbed a bystander and was shot by a different officer, according to the paper.
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Bystander video from the tower showed a chaotic scene, with dozens fleeing the misplaced symbols of cheer.
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In addition to her writing career, MacKenzie also founded the anti-bullying organization Bystander Revolution in 2014.
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Those events focus on training, raising awareness and sparking conversations around consent, supporting survivors and bystander intervention.
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Christopher Vinson, a 34-year-old bystander, was also injured, according to the New York Daily News.
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Bystander Fazlul Kabir captured a picture of the bus and spoke to Smith about her heroic actions.
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There are two common types of internet laugh tracks: the Bystander Laugh, and the Character-Breaking Laugh.
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In the midst of this mess, Washington is a bystander -- even a contributor -- to the worsening situation.
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Here, Europe has already rotted, and he is just a bystander, a tourist in his own world.
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The shooting was recorded on film by a bystander, who turned over the video footage to authorities.
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But the father is not a mere bystander in this conflict: He is a participant in it.
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The video here was captured by a bystander on Thursday in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and posted on Facebook.
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Conor, who was continuing to struggle, was restrained by an officer with the help of a bystander.
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According to the Baltimore Sun ... an officer and a bystander were hit but are expected to survive.
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Dobson, a bystander, threw his own body over three friends to protect them, and was fatally shot.
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The suspect in Chesna's death has also reportedly been accused of murdering a 77-year-old bystander.
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Alas, the Iron Throne is just a "dumb bystander" that got accidentally caught in Drogon's emotional freakout.
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The bystander video shows the officer, his partner and two security guards trying to control the woman.
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The sharpest plunge occurred immediately after the video, taken by a bystander, showed up on social media.
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What with the MbS-Putin "bromance" as well, the United States appears to be a mere bystander.
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There was an armed bystander at the shopping center mass shooting that nearly killed Representative Gabby Giffords.
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Schools have overhauled first-year sexual education, implemented bystander training initiatives, and hired more Title IX coordinators.
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Tester -- at least in the President's eyes -- with Republican candidate Matt Rosendale far more of a bystander.
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About 30 Israelis, two Americans and a Palestinian bystander have been killed by Palestinians since Oct. 1.
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One might imagine the bystander effect theme would trickle down into the plot of this episode somehow.
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Some bystander managed to capture the rescue on video, and the footage is, obviously, the fucking best.
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But your cognitive dissidents [sic] has you getting it from THAT BYSTANDER whom YOU DON'T NEED. Yes.
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She was not a bystander—she did the most horrible crime in the set of Manson crimes.
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Mr. Lane said prosecutors didn't oppose the request because Tom Reddington, the injured bystander, did not object.
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I remained a neutral bystander, engaging only to retrieve pieces from under baseboards, hijacked by the cat.
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After he opened fire on those inside, Mr. Kelley was shot and wounded by an armed bystander.
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In many ways, "Paris Metro" seems to be about the psychological cost of being a perpetual bystander.
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Interviews and videos suggest that a bystander and police preparedness may have helped limit the death toll.
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Sister Jeanne started off as more or less an innocent bystander, declaring herself neutral in the feud.
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Beyoncé isn't just blaming Becky, but she's also making it clear that Becky isn't some innocent bystander.
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But the authorities now believe that the driver — the white man in the sketch — was a bystander.
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A 35-45 year old female bystander "also suffered what appeared to be minor injuries," he said.
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I'm 23 years old, a closeted trans woman and the managing editor of The American Bystander magazine.
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Outside the church, Mr. Kelley was injured by a bystander who shot him twice after the attack.
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This week, we're highlighting student comments on three difficult issues: being a bystander, ending friendships and war.
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Had a bystander not videotaped the shooting, Ms. Ifill said, investigators would have accepted Mr. Slager's account.
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Four people — including the two burglars, their hostage and a bystander — were killed in the dramatic incident.
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Having thrown away his last bit of leverage in Syria, Mr Trump will be a mere bystander.
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Ryan is the "not so innocent bystander as his party slides toward Trumpism," the Post editorial opined.
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He was an innocent bystander in the swatting, and had no contact with the other individuals involved.
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Mr. Fahmy, no longer a neutral bystander, has become a pawn exploited and abused by both sides.
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Before the guns were lowered in 1993, at least 10 gangsters and a bystander had been killed.
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A brave bystander was able to catch the bird with a tablecloth and released it outside—unharmed.
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An armed bystander shot at Bush; then Bush tried to escape before he was caught by police.
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Most of the changes I've noticed as a bystander, because my own experiences have been fairly consistent.
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The wounds from that conflict still smart, yet Esteban was also a bystander to Spain's more optimistic phases.
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Bystander kills armed carjacker in Walmart parking lot Suspect shot after trying to steal cars in Washington state.
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Being a good bystander is predicated on actually seeing what's going on in the street and the subway.
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Here, there was not even an identifiable target of the offensive speech, just a bystander with a cellphone.
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Bateman considers himself part of this family, but he is a bystander to the larger dynamic of abuse.
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An officer attempted to yank the child from her arms before a bystander offers to take her children.
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Since November, 2015 Palestinians have killed 30 Israelis, two Americans and a Palestinian bystander, mostly in stabbing attacks.
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He wants all public school students to be trained on the basics of sexual consent and bystander intervention.
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During last night's episode, Tyrion scolds Ellaria for this murder — she killed a relatively innocent bystander, after all.
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In 2014, NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo was caught on tape by a bystander, placing Garner in a chokehold.
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He walks around cordially shaking hands with white audience members and warmly greeting every black bystander like family.
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The fraternity will also have to hire a live-in advisor and participate in a bystander education program.
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Now, thanks to a video shot by a bystander, Twitter is also up in arms about the incident.
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SEE IT: TOURIST BEACH IN MAJORCA EVACUATED AFTER SHARK HEADS TOWARD SHORE Bystander Lindsey Jones of Elko, Nev.
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At least one bystander told the Kansas City Star he shouted "get out of my country" before shooting.
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For about eight minutes until emergency responders arrive, the officer pleads for help and talks to a bystander.
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The nypd started this whole chaos and that officer assaulted a bystander who was just walking past. pic.twitter.
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"I knew it was wrong, that punch was wrong," said Tyrone Jackson, the bystander who filmed the scene.
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If that bystander in the corner sees something inappropriate, she has a responsibility to speak up, Klipstein said.
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Together, they've worked to equip fans, artists, and staff with counseling, bystander intervention workshops, and codes of conduct.
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" A scruffy bystander who'd been eavesdropping looked at Mr. T. and commented, "You're kind of a firetrap, yo.
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University, features a narrative in which, as in Bystander, you choose whether and how to intervene in potentially
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Prince had traveled about 15 miles from the scene of the second shooting and a bystander spotted him.
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A teacher in a separate vehicle was killed in the gunfire and a bystander was wounded, it said.
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Ko, 19, was an interested bystander to the jockeying among the players from the country of her birth.
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That's when his daughter (Dakota Fanning), involved in Vietnam War protests, bombs a post office, killing a bystander.
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"Imagine if a bystander disturbed by a police stop tried to sue under the Fourth Amendment," he wrote.
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The show's greatest theatrical magic, though, involves a young red heifer, a furry bystander to God's spiraling despair.
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The bystander video was provided to a Detroit television station, which gave the footage to police on Wednesday.
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Men Can Stop Rape offers training for boys and men on bystander intervention and other violence prevention strategies.
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During the encounter with the suspect, another person, believed to be a bystander, was struck by a bullet.
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The officers who killed Green were wearing body cameras, and a bystander filmed Rose's death from a distance.
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Just seconds after the aforementioned handshake from a bystander, the club's bouncer gives Rabbit a pound, as well.
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The energy in the room was exhilarating, even if I was more of a bystander than a participant.
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But if there's no bystander CPR or there's no early defibrillation, then the outcomes are much, much worse.
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When a bystander looked at him in horror, she said he just looked back at her and laughed.
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Prosecutors and F.B.I. agents in New York argued that video captured by a bystander supported Officer Pantaleo's account.
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An essential component of bystander intervention training is to get participants to imagine their own responses to scenarios.
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In 2015, an officer fatally shot a teenager wielding a baseball bat as well as an innocent bystander.
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It makes the U.S. not just a bystander to the criminality of our allies, but also a partner.
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It was taken by a bystander and posted on Facebook, and the police department also released a version.
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A bystander live-streamed the aftermath of Olango's shooting on Facebook, which showed his sister wailing and distraught.
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An NSA police officer and a civilian bystander also suffered injuries that were not life-threatening, he said.
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Properties adjacent to bulkheads experience stronger wave impacts, like an innocent bystander being hit by a ricocheting bullet.
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"You're hurting my son!" the woman screams on the video, recorded by a bystander and posted to Facebook.
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But I also view the 'bystander' concept as too limited when it comes to any form of injustice.
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Moreover, a bystander or emergency medical worker who comes into contact with such drugs can be gravely harmed.
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Pendleton was shot and killed as an innocent bystander while hanging out with friends in a Chicago park.
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No duck and cover for him, and no chance that he would end up hitting a cowering bystander.
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A bystander who chased the attacker later posted a video on YouTube of his encounter with the man.
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In both countries, bystander videos involving police interactions often go viral for the opposite reason — someone is killed.
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The bystander who was killed was Richard Steven Cutshaw, according to the Broward County, Florida, medical examiner's office.
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A bystander in a median crouched, then scurried away as officers moved in all around, the video shows.
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A bystander films it vertically, presumably so he won't be caught capturing the ordeal on his shaky cellphone.
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But we must remember that being present doesn't require a bystander to provide aid to someone in need.
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At first, Ms. Dabruzzo was a bystander, occasionally lurking in the Order of the Phoenix group on Facebook.
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Footage of the shooting, which was captured on cellphone video by a bystander, sent shockwaves across the nation.
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We've been collecting reader stories since then, and pulled together comments on sexual harassment trainings and bystander intervention.
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I just don't know that a bystander is going to really do something that could jeopardize a career.
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" The lasting message of the organization, he said, "was and always has been: Don't be a passive bystander.
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My son, I realized he was an innocent bystander in this situation and that it wasn't his fault.
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I didn't want to be a bystander so, instead of standing there and watching, I walked with them.
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Police have described her as an innocent bystander apparently shot by the same man who shot Officer Michael Chesna.
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Police said Conor, who was continuing to struggle, was restrained by an officer with the help of a bystander.
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Overall, a bystander used a defibrillator to aid patients in just 19 percent of these cases, the study found.
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Doesn't being a bystander bring with it the responsibility of telling the truth, however personally disgraceful it may be?
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After stopping the vehicle, the driver and bystander used a crowbar to free the cat from the tight spot.
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"All" now encompasses me — the bystander — a few of the fans, and the families of the four remaining contestants.
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He added that the NYPD does not capture the content of communications or any data from bystander cell phones.
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He had been suspected of killing his wife and shooting a bystander on Thursday in Prince George's County, Maryland.
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The suspect who possibly shot the 18-year-old and young bystander is still at large, according to Rector.
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He opened the door, and another bystander got the little boy out of the car as Betancourt called 911.
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Lopes, suspected of killing a Massachusetts police officer, as well as an innocent bystander, is being held without bail.
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The shooting gained national attention after a video of the incident was posted to Facebook by bystander Anthony Blackburn.
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By effectively omitting Graham from the cinematic record, Pakula ensured she would be viewed as a non-essential bystander.
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But Garcia and Simmons said what matters most is what the incident tells us about consent and bystander intervention.
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For example, the US stores its nukes in 10 states (in addition to a few bystander countries in Europe).
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But unlike a bystander (or a camera sensor), DSRC works even when the vehicles aren't visible to one another.
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About 25 Israelis, an American student and one Palestinian bystander have been killed in the attacks since Oct. 1.
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A bystander at the beach reportedly killed the shark before emergency personnel arrived, according to the Palm Beach Post.
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A bystander told them the woman was experiencing jhin, or being possessed, and asked them to read Quranic verses.
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The bystander who shot the suspect waited for officers and has been fully cooperative with the investigation, police said.
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The mother, 41, and brother, 8, were in critical condition, while the bystander was less seriously wounded, authorities said.
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Despite a bystander attempting to tell the driver to slow down, he exited the tunnel going far too fast.
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As we reported ... NBA YoungBoy and his crew were on the receiving end of bullets ... leaving a bystander dead.
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"A bystander with a pistol confronted the shooter outside the restaurant and fatally shot him," police wrote on Twitter.
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Convinced that June is not getting responses because of her profile pic, Moira enlists a bystander for objective insight.
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I'm genuinely scared of being caught in the crossfire between an armed bystander who means well and a crime.
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Video footage taken by a bystander showed Clinton becoming dizzy as she attempted to get into a waiting vehicle.
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The bystander who was injured, a 46-year-old woman, was standing north of the point of the shooting.
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"Being an 'upstander' rather than just a bystander has a positive ripple effect for the entire workplace," she adds.
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Garner is heard on bystander video crying out "I can't breathe" at least 11 times before he falls unconscious.
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One officer fired his gun, and the shots hit LeGrier as well as a bystander, his neighbor Bettie Jones.
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The bystander was knocked to ground in the chaotic tangle, and the footage shows his head striking the pavement.
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In the Hernandez Rojas case, a civilian bystander recorded the incident from the safety of an elevated pedestrian walkway.
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"Facebook is not an innocent bystander to these crimes," said Stephen Kohn, executive director of the National Whistleblower Center.
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The handful that replied assured us they take privacy very seriously, but didn't offer any specifics about bystander privacy.
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When Mr. De Leon grabbed the young man, the man with the phone went from bystander to co-rescuer.
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A bystander started recording a video as they pursued a shirtless man armed with a knife outside the home.
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After that, the virus starts to wreak havoc and replicate in hopes of infecting you and the next bystander.
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But it could also be a bus driver, train conductor, teacher or other authority figure, or simply another bystander.
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"As Europe's largest airline, we want to take part in consolidation, not just be a bystander," he told investors.
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Specifically, Katz advocates what's called the "bystander approach": In the face of harassment, men can no longer stand by.
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Footage filmed by a bystander showed one of the attackers prone on the ground following the stabbing, barely moving.
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Britain chose to be a friendly bystander, staying out of the earliest discussions of European economic and political cooperation.
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About 30 Israelis, two Americans and a Palestinian bystander have been killed by Palestinians since the violent upsurge started.
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"I think bystander intervention is a huge component that we are sadly still failing to talk about," says Bitto.
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During the nine or so hours when Manal emulated a rape victim, not a single bystander called the police.
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It all seemed so horrifyingly obvious on the bystander video: Mr. Garner, with no weapon, throwing up his arms.
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During this swirl of abrupt turns, China has mostly been a bystander, playing no direct role in the diplomacy.
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With the help of a bystander, they got John Phippen away from the area, but he did not survive.
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During the types of historical events that friends say informed DeWine's approach to crises, he was mostly a bystander.
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For example: if you're attacked in public, how likely is it that a bystander will come to your aid?
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The results offer a strong counterpoint to the "bystander effect," which arose from research spurred by the Genovese case.
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It was not clear whether Zinninger's father was the armed bystander who Rogers said exchanged gunfire with the suspect.
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" A Twitter bystander waded into Spencer's mentions and observed: "You get publicly owned with astonishing frequency, it's really wonderful.
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The debate over facial recognition has been raging for years, but the federal government has largely remained a bystander.
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"In this effort, they will identify key student influencers to help counter-narratives that deter reporting and bystander intervention."
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But accepting would force him to be a bystander as Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Trump participated in bilateral talks.
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Salieri is one of history's all-time losers—a bystander run over by a Mack truck of malicious gossip.
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"We really wanted to focus on providing the proof that active bystander training is necessary," Mell told Reuters Health.
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Luckily, he was saved by a bystander who performed CPR on him under the guidance of a 911 operator.
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A bystander in Los Angeles captured a standoff that lasted more than an hour and sparked a Twitter debate.
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The driver of that car has reportedly died, and another bystander was transported to a hospital in critical condition.
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Ms. Kilbane's chapter organizes discussions and workshops on sexual harassment, and conducts training in self-defense and bystander intervention.
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One bystander attempts to keep him from falling onto the floor while others are seen nervously pacing around him.
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" That's because "Flake is not the guard, he's more of a bystander to the guard, and he knows it.
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Most don't advise confronting the harasser in the moment, because it can escalate and put the bystander in jeopardy.
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"I now understand that the most dangerous position for people to take is one of the bystander," she said.
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Purinton was also charged with the attempted murder of bystander Ian Grillot, who stepped in to help the men.
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The wounded bystander, who was hit in the wrist, and one officer were transported to Bellevue Hospital for treatment.
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A proposal photo blew up across the internet on Saturday thanks to a happy bystander pictured in the photo's background.
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Belgian media say a gunman has shot dead two police officers and a bystander in the eastern city of Liege.
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BRUSSELS – Belgian media say a gunman shot dead two police officers and a bystander in the eastern city of Liege.
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A bystander posted video online showing a Wildwood police officer punching Emily Weinman in the head during the Saturday arrest.
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An officer is seen attempting to yank the child from her arms before a bystander offers to take her children.
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He allegedly approached a bystander and asked for help, saying that he'd been kidnapped and just wanted to go home.
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Before opening fire, Purinton is accused of shouting "get out of my country," a bystander told the Kansas City Star.
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Did she conspire with her boyfriend, Sebastian Fogelman (Felix Sandman), to plan the attack, or was she an innocent bystander?
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A bystander was also wounded in the incident at High Point High School in Beltsville in Prince George's County, Maryland.
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The fatal shooting was caught on video by a bystander and intensified a national debate on police treatment of minorities.
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The gunman in that shooting killed 26 people in a church in Sutherland Springs before being shot by a bystander.
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A bystander also recorded Stockley climbing into the driver's seat of Smith's car after the man's body was pulled out.
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After what seemed to the bystander to be a relatively short and uncomplicated labor, a healthy baby girl was born.
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Bystander intervention empowers each of us to play an important role in improving the environment in which we all live.
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The violation of the victim's rights and respect struck a chord with Erez, who was appalled by the bystander response.
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A source involved in the investigation told CNN that none of it is nearly as clear as two bystander videos.
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Investigators described Callaway as "an innocent bystander" who was attempting to move her child to safety when she was shot.
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So, in other words, Google is not an entirely disinterested bystander when it comes to a rival email product's success.
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Strategy is nothing more than a bystander in the face of overwhelming talent, which is ostensibly what Westbrook still has.
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It introduced a creepy privacy violation — a face-mounted camera that you, as a bystander, couldn't control — with poor explanation.
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A bystander with a pistol fatally shot an active gunman who opened fire inside an Oklahoma City restaurant on Thursday.
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Slager was charged in state court with murder after cell phone video of the shooting, taken by a bystander, surfaced.
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A bystander recorded the shooting, and the graphic footage sparked outrage and reignited a national conversation around race and policing.
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It is in the interest of both parties -- the patient and the doctor -- to have a bystander and witness present.
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Through a video game like Bystander, students can ask questions that might be "wrong," testing the boundaries of their own
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And while one screaming tot is annoying, the sound of a dozen is enough to make a hapless bystander crack.
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A web tutorial on bystander intervention and de-escalation, by the writer Jes Skolnik, also includes links to other resources.
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The police said a fight had broken out and at least one person opened fire; Ms. Simms was a bystander.
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The family's version The teen's family says that cellphone video of the incident, recorded by a bystander, tells another story.
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While in the bar, Mueller and the nanny reportedly got into an argument, prompting a bystander to call the police.
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And because of the ubiquity of body cameras, dash cameras, and bystander footage, their shootings were all caught on video.
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The track, "Bystander 2," follows suit, evoking dark, atmospheric tones that underscore its central themes of social strife and apathy.
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Nightshift's symbol of the moon and its role as a celestial bystander is an instance of Nature playing the eavesdropper.
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"I know that it is every officer's worst nightmare to harm an innocent bystander during a violent engagement," Moore said.
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The bystander effect can happen most anywhere — after a bike accident, a fight on the train or a fender bender.
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The university also offers a bystander intervention program to encourage action when a fellow student seems to be in trouble.
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When Mr. Saipov fell after being shot, the bystander kicked the guns he was still clutching out of his hands.
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On many occasions, this has left the West a helpless bystander, unable to force Russia to account for its actions.
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The department said it must have been lost in the immediate aftermath of the shooting, possibly taken by a bystander.
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One of the injured victims was a bystander who saw the crash while driving by and pulled over to help.
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This is called the bystander effect, a phenomenon when we push the responsibility of helping someone onto those around us.
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Officials tend to rebut allegations of bystander deaths by gesturing toward intelligence reports that cannot be released because of classification.
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Officials tend to rebut allegations of bystander deaths by gesturing toward intelligence reports that cannot be released because of classification.
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Ten issues have been published; it's a beautiful, hilarious magazine — very much what we always hoped the Bystander would become.
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A video recorded by a bystander shows the officers struggling to restrain a man near an escalator at the station.
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I can't see that any normal bystander without training would feel comfortable doing that, even if given the opportunity to.
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German TV played a video taken by a bystander of him stalking the streets of Halle in his body armor.
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A video recorded by a bystander shows two giraffes running away from the flames as smoke pours from the barn.
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In other words, Pompeo wasn't just an innocent bystander, blissfully unaware of what was going on: He was actively involved.
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"A bystander with a pistol confronted the shooter outside the restaurant and fatally shot him," the police Twitter feed said.
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The FBI said it interviewed a bystander who had taken video, which it was analyzing along with base surveillance video.
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Under ordinary combat rules established by the laws of war, some bystander deaths are permissible if deemed necessary and proportionate.
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STOCKHOLM, Dec 227 (Reuters) - As central bank for the world's least cash dependent economy, Sweden's Riksbank risks becoming a bystander.
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A rookie wants to enter the group, and you become a bystander and watch others, and eventually become a perpetrator.
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The whole thing is geared toward an assumed bystander viewer, which now that I think about it, is pretty clever.
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Social scientists increasingly see the passive but inwardly outraged bystander as a central figure in sustaining the norms around sexism.
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When people are on Twitter and stuff [and everyone's talking to one another], you're no longer an innocent bystander. Right.
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"I'm trying to change that and make hardware part of the solution to security rather than a bystander," said Salmon.
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In 1964, the brutal murder of Kitty Genovese would go on to be credited with the birth of the social science principle known as the bystander effect, in which the probability of help in times of crisis is said to decrease the more people are around, resulting in a diffusion of responsibility and bystander apathy.
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At least one of the victims was thought to be a bystander uninvolved in the argument that reportedly precipitated the attack.
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There's a difference between looking at the past 14 years the Giants provided as a fan and as an objective bystander.
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If nothing has changed and there is no pulse, the person needs CPR from a trained bystander and emergency medical care.
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At least one bystander told the Kansas City Star that the man shouted "get out of my country" before opening fire.
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As he tried to slam the door shut, a female bystander stuck out her foot to stop the door from closing.
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The source involved in the investigation told CNN that the other videos are not nearly as clear as the bystander videos.
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Video from a bystander showed a group of officers kicking and punching the man on the ground while he was restrained.
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Every school, employer, family and bystander has one simple obligation when it comes to sexual assault: to protect everyone from it.
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Burger Fiction compiled 100 of the very best one-liners that precede some deserving jerk—or innocent bystander—being brutally murdered.
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He fell to the ground, and a bystander called an ambulance that transported him to the hospital, where he regained consciousness.
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It's a matter for his parents to sort out: He's more than a bystander, but he's not a full-blown party.
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A fourth person was initially detained, but has since been released after authorities determined he was just a bystander, CNN reported.
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At least one bystander told the Kansas City Star he shouted "get out of my country" before shooting the Indian victims.
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The shooting of Tollison was the first time in 13 years an innocent bystander or hostage was killed by LAPD gunfire.
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As a Twitter storm erupted over Blevins' comments , innocent bystander — and suit wearer — Aodhán Ó Ríordáin got caught in the crossfire.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Attackers threw a hand grenade at a Greek police station on Monday morning, injuring a bystander, police officials said.
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Bystander video -- which apparently begins after Salamoni pointing his gun -- shows an officer rushing Sterling and pulling him to the ground.
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Palin was out on a recreational ride with family but was found by a bystander at the time of the accident.
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Another bystander was able to catch the moment on camera, and it really did almost hit him square in the face.
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Police arrested Minassian after a tense standoff in which he asked the police officers to kill him, according to bystander video.
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Like Castile's shooting, Sterling's death was recorded via a smartphone video captured by a bystander, although it wasn't streamed to Facebook.
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The arrest on a New York City sidewalk was so startling to a bystander that he took a video of it.
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In a campaign to end cyberbullying, anti-bullying organization Bystander Revolution recently partnered with Tarte cosmetics to launch the #kissandmakeup campaign.
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" Gregory Craig, a lawyer for Mr. Mickelson, described the three-time winner of the Masters golf tournament as "an innocent bystander.
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In one case, a bystander, a 2721-year-old woman, was killed in her home by a stray bullet in 923.
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The shooting is credited with being stopped by bystander, James Shaw Jr., who wrestled the gun out of the suspect's hands.
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"I could not believe that this was actually happening right in front of me," the bystander told the Miami TV station.
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But he's passed on commending Ian Grillot, a bystander who leapt to take the gunman down before anyone else was harmed.
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Lewinsky deserves an apology for being framed as if Clinton was somehow an innocent bystander to activities involving his own penis.
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A 12-year-old girl described by police as a bystander was shot once, but it's unclear by whom, Rector said.
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The video released Tuesday, July 31, marked the second time LAPD gunfire has killed a bystander in the last six weeks.
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" According to another bystander, a crew member said that the music video would document "a day on the Upper West Side.
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If the police are forced to open fire, in rare instances a police bullet will go astray and hit a bystander.
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Bystander CPR generally won't restore a normal heart rhythm, but it can buy time by maintaining blood flow to vital organs.
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Bystander intervention is a major contributor to stopping sexual assault…This is not something we should ever brush under the rug.
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One of the dogs was shot by a bystander while a medical crew tried to save the girl in an alley.
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In the days after the shootings at the Route 2250 Harvest festival in Las Vegas, many stories emerged of bystander courage.
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The bystander managed to pull him to shore, where he was met by rescue personnel who performed CPR on the swimmer.
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Nearly a decade later, China is a bystander as President Trump says he's open to the North's new offer to talk.
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Instead, a wounded Mr. Kelley led the bystander and another man on a dramatic car chase that ended in a crash.
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"We now need the government to start actively enforcing the law rather than playing the role of useless bystander," he said.
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About three years ago, the chip giant Intel seemed like a bystander in Silicon Valley's race to develop self-driving cars.
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Both suspects, the UPS hostage and a bystander who was sitting in a nearby idle car were killed in the crossfire.
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Four people were killed in the chaos, including the suspects; the UPS driver, Frank Ordonez; and a bystander, Richard Steven Cutshaw.
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Hollaback and other organizations offer bystander intervention training to help people learn what to do if they see someone being harassed.
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An occasional gun-toting bystander may, by chance, be able to take out a mass shooter before the latter has finished.
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"It appears that man was an innocent bystander who fled, actually fearing for his life as well," King tweeted Sunday morning.
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The new program on the list, RealConsent, teaches undergraduate men about informed consent, bystander intervention, empathy, communication skills, alcohol, and gender socialization.
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"They stayed til the end of the game, it was late," said one bystander, who saw the couple leave in an SUV.
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While that "reluctant bystander" assessment has fallen away from Ivanka Trump and Conway as Trump's presidency continues, it has persisted for Melania.
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The FBI agent went to pick it up, and while doing so, he unintentionally shot a bystander, 24-year-old Thomas Reddington.
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While the Theranos debacle is juicy from a bystander standpoint, it's clearly been financially devastating for those who bought into the hype.
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Following through as a helper isn't simple, and being an effective and active bystander doesn't mean swooping in and saving the day.
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In fact, it might shatter as soon as it's fired — which could injure or kill the shooter or a bystander, he said.
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One photo posted to Twitter from a bystander showed a man lying in the middle of the street with a bloodied shirt.
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She founded an anti-bullying organization In 2014, MacKenzie began the anti-bullying organization Bystander Revolution and serves as its executive director.
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" "I beg you not to be a bystander in this life, but to go out and find ways to make peaceful change.
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Garner's cries of "I can't breathe" were recorded by a bystander and became a rallying cry for the Black Lives Matter movement.
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When a bystander asked why they were not trying to resuscitate him, an officer said it was because Mr. Garner was breathing.
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On Tuesday, bystander Dan Bookhard, who was leaving the airport in his car, saw Luther walking along the side of the highway.
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" Butler said he remembers a bystander looking on at the scene and simply saying, "'Wow, you really are an action movie star.
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After a bystander released video of the 2016 shooting, people quickly protested in the area and voiced their anger on social media.
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Ask the average bystander and they might just picture some dude in a mesh vest, platform boots and a Slipknot wallet chain.
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By being the one doing the killing — rather than an unwitting bystander — James is able to act as the master of death.
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And in 2014 a married couple that had been spewing hateful views killed two police officers and a bystander before killing themselves.
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Why it matters: Trump often acted like a bystander during the special counsel's investigation, venting his frustration on Twitter and with reporters.
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Later, she learns that the man wasn't simply a good-hearted bystander, but that she once saved his life while on duty.
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The videos The killing gripped the nation because two bystander videos, each less than a minute long, captured the struggle with officers.
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In Sterling's case, the video that brought the incident to light and sparked protests across the city was recorded by a bystander.
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With Title IX potentially on the line, bystander intervention in cases of potential sexual assault is more important now than ever before.
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Rhodes was worse than a bystander, however — he was an active participant in the decision not to act to prevent the slaughter.
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The announcement set off criticism after several recent bystander videos showed physical altercations between uniformed officers and various people in the subway.
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A video of the scene showed her staggering through the rubble before a bystander picked her up and carried her to safety.
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The case drew national attention last April with the release of a video of the encounter that was taken by a bystander.
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One bystander suffered a minor hand injury in the incident, police said, but it wasn't immediately clear whether that person was shot.
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I watched the cellphone video, shot by a bystander and widely available online, of the final moments of a black man's life.
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Her conduct has disqualified her from any such discussion, unless it is to explain how someone can be a bystander to genocide.
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Munger uses the examples of the bystander effect and social proof to demonstrate that many investors are just a bunch of followers.
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"The bystander effect occurs when the presence of others discourages an individual from intervening in an emergency situation," according to Psychology Today.
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On the video, the group takes turns pushing and punching the two men in the head as a bystander tries to intervene.
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The act of contribution is greater than existing as a bystander, particularly for some of the most prideful athletes in the world.
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For some, it makes them unquantifiably more vigorous than they'd otherwise be, especially when asked to exist as an ostensibly supportive bystander.
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This sensation is further heightened when the Border Patrol arrive and you are implicated in the scene, despite being merely a bystander.
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Three messages that ring loud and clear in this book: Firstly, you can't just be a bystander, and every action has consequences.
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There are many approaches people can use to stop talk they find noxious, say experts in what is known as bystander education.
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At least one bystander told the Kansas City Star the gunman shouted "get out of my country" before shooting the Indian victims.
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The psychology of intervention in cases like these is quite complex, and many studies have been done on so-called bystander apathy.
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A bystander named Steve Yates remembered watching his friend wrench a cobblestone from the street and hurl it at a police car.
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Mr. Kelley was shot twice by the armed bystander after he walked out of the church, having finished his killing spree inside.
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But in none of these cases have permit holders ever accidentally shot a bystander or themselves been mistakenly shot by responding officers.
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"What the President did clearly worked," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Monday when asked whether Trump was simply a bystander.
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An armed bystander exchanged gunfire with the suspect in the lot of the Jeffersontown store before the shooter fled in a car.
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Bystander video put the viewer in his shoes as he de-escalated the situation and arrested the suspect without firing his gun.
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She was en route to see her primary care doctor about the nausea when a bystander who saw her falter called 911.
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"Because of his constant threats to kill me, I have found myself seeing every bystander as a potential threat," Ms. Baskin said.
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The attack fit into a Russian narrative — repeated today in eastern Ukraine — that Moscow was simply a bystander in a local conflict.
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Whether the UPS driver or the slain bystander was hit by police fire is part of the investigation, the FBI's Piro said.
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A kind bystander used her golden retriever to lead Harrison to the finish line, which he crossed by rolling over it sideways.
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Having a bystander provide CPR before paramedics arrive on the scene can double or even triple the rate of survival, Kurz said.
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A bystander who was not aboard the plane tried to help the victims of the crash and suffered injuries from smoke inhalation.
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And how would it be most helpful to engage with this woman if ethics demand that I can't simply be a bystander?
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Her husband, Michael (a fantastic Lior Ashkenazi), mutely stares at this scene as if he were a bystander in his own life.
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Bystander training is still rare in corporate America but has been effectively used on college campuses, in the military and by nonprofits.
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The bystander effectSo our brave new world of AI-enabled hacking awaits, with criminals becoming increasingly capable of targeting vulnerable users and systems.
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An attack in Belgium that left two police officers and a bystander dead was considered to be a "terrorist murder," officials said Wednesday.
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As the officer took the driver into custody, video posted to Facebook by a bystander showed Rose and the other passenger running away.
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In the video, which was recorded by a bystander and posted to Facebook and Instagram on Saturday, Williams backs McGrier against a wall.
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The authors of the current study say that only 37 percent of people who suffer sudden cardiac arrest in public receive bystander CPR.
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What can someone actually do when they experience or witness misconduct, whether that's speaking up as a bystander or reporting it to HR?
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During the Ayon shooting, bullets also hit a teenage bystander, a high school student who worked on a ranch each morning before classes.
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About 26 Israelis, an American student and one Palestinian bystander have been killed in stabbings, car rammings and gun attacks since Oct. 1.
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Additionally, because hateful content is so pervasive, increased bystander reporting is unlikely to shift the onus of moderation from platforms to their users.
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The result is that real human beings, like the innocent-bystander Pakistani asylum seeker detained as a terrorist, get caught in the gap.
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Dr. Mor said he suspected that the brains of fetuses could be especially vulnerable to this kind of bystander damage early in development.
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At one point, a bystander walks within a few feet of Franklin and the officers order her to get out of the way.
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"I was obviously shocked to see my name in the middle of all of this because I'm just an innocent bystander," he said.
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"Cell phone video shot by a bystander shows an officer restraining Bland as she shouts, "You just slammed my head into the ground.
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Once the shots stop, you hear what appears to be a bystander telling them to stay awake and hold on for an ambulance.
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After a tense standoff, caught by a bystander on video, the suspect begged police to "kill me," and claimed to have a gun.
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Brown was arrested in January when a bystander called the police and reported seeing Brown lay hands on his girlfriend, as People reports.
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He did not have a pulse when they got him back on land, but another bystander performed CPR and eventually he was resuscitated.
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We are not a silent bystander in anyone else's strategy; we are a young country making its own independent way in the world.
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She calls Ron Goldman "the unfortunate innocent bystander," talks about the trauma of the trial, and the shifting realities of race in America.
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"I called for help; I didn't call you guys to kill him," the sister wailed on a Facebook video recorded by a bystander.
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Megan Chadwick, a bystander who huddled with her four children during the shooting, praised the actions of the men who confronted the suspect.
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After leaving North Carolina, he moved to upstate New York and began writing a column under the name Bystander, advocating for racial equality.
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During the ceremony, hosted by It's On Us and the Biden Foundation, Richard was presented with the Biden Courage Award for Bystander Intervention.
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Three paramilitaries, a local policeman and a woman bystander were wounded, and one militant was killed when the police returned fire, he said.
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Katt Walton, vice-president for women at Oxford University Student Union, runs bystander intervention training to help students be proactive and productive bystanders.
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He wonders aloud how his life would have taken a different course if he wasn't so fearful of being a mere bystander himself.
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Police arrested Alek Minassian, 93, after a tense standoff in which he asked the police officers to kill him, according to bystander video.
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Given that 70 percent of cardiac arrests occur at home, a family member or friend is most likely the beneficiary of bystander CPR.
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Asked in April about South Ossetia's plans to hold a referendum on joining Russia, Mr. Putin suggested that Moscow was mostly a bystander.
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"What's happening now is Mexico, by being a bystander in this criminal enterprise, is imposing enormous costs on the United States," he said.
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Prosecutors said he lied to doctors, telling them he had merely been a bystander to the shootout and was injured in the crossfire.
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The scene was captured on video by a bystander and shared on social media, where it was viewed hundreds of thousands of times.
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Police Chief said that one bystander who recorded the incident on their cellphone voluntarily turned over their device to police for their investigation.
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The suspect then got in his vehicle while the bystander waved down a man in a vehicle, and the two chased after him.
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Video from a bystander shows some of those moments: As one officer handcuffed a man, another officer pointed a gun at a vehicle.
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Clearly, Bell Pottinger was not an innocent bystander, and for a crisis management firm, it did a terrible job of managing this crisis.
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Police, for example, might be less willing to hand over a CCTV database for a study into how officers react to bystander intervention.
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A bystander recorded the crime on a phone, so the police had a still of the gunman's face to run through Clearview's app.
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The Irish Undertaker, Paul Ryan, is a lost cause — and increasingly looks like a bystander to the multiple-car wreck happening before him.
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Whether the UPS driver and the slain bystander were shot by police is under investigation, FBI Special Agent in Charge George Piro said.
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Two bystander videos released not long after the 2016 shooting had captured the final part of Sterling's struggle with the two white officers.
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For now, the EU, the world's biggest trade bloc, is a bystander in the battle between the other two global trade super powers.
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A fourth person detained in the aftermath of the attack was later determined to be an armed bystander who wanted to help police.
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When asked whether the UPS driver or bystander was hit by police fire, the FBI's Piro said that is part of the investigation.
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Here's to Bystander Intervention Maybe as a result of all this women will feel empowered to call out (loudly) harassment when it happens.
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The video shows fire roaring through trees and grass, creating huge, towering plumes of smoke as a bystander films beside an empty car.
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A short cellphone video captured by a bystander shows what happened next: Two police officers yelled at Sterling to get on the ground.
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As an example, they often point to the Tucson shooting, in which Loughner was stopped by a bystander when he had to reload.
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Mr. LeGrier and his neighbor Bettie Jones, 55, who the police said was an innocent bystander, both died after Officer Rialmo fired several shots.
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Chiu also shared several links about bystander invention, as well as an op-ed piece she had written in the wake of the incident.
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Police reported that six individuals were wounded: five men and a woman, with 63-year-old bystander Earnest McKnight later succumbing to his injuries.
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It's true that Ibaka's gradual drift away from the basket hurt his rebounding numbers and often turned him into a bystander within the offense.
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The bystander video was posted online and drew immediate backlash, with many pointing to it as the latest example of racial profiling by police.
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The bystander, Ed Harrell, told the Louisville Courier Journal that he had pulled out his pistol as Bush approached him in the parking lot.
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The bystander effect, which leads to a diffusion of responsibility in a crisis, is well-documented, although its most common interpretation may be misleading.
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Does Kylie have pity for Serena Joy or does she simply see her as a bystander letting the terrors of this new regime unfold?
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Before the two recent accidental killings, it had been 13 years since an LAPD officer had shot an innocent bystander or hostage, Moore added.
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Former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley, who lags badly in polls, was often a bystander although he joined Sanders in criticizing Clinton's Wall Street ties.
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In its letter to shareholders, Twitter said its election integrity-related efforts helped reduce bystander reports on tweets that violate its service by 27%.
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The program teaches its members to practice bystander intervention if they see something problematic happening, like if a girl's nudes are being passed around.
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"If someone is being disrespectful or harassing a girl, I won't be a bystander and I will do what is right," he went on.
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According to the Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police, the arrest took place after LaBeouf allegedly became "disorderly" after he asked a bystander for a cigarette.
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"I am German," he yelled at a bystander in a nearby apartment house after he yelled a racial slur and threw a beer bottle.
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Meanwhile, focusing on victims' behavior often means ignoring the idea that we should educate men and boys about things like consent and bystander intervention.
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In recent years, education and prevention programs like this have increasingly used various forms of bystander training to confront rape culture on college campuses.
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But a new study suggests that women are less likely than men to get CPR from a bystander, and are more likely to die.
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Your characters literally know everyone in town by name, since the game generates (extremely, archetypally British) names for every single bystander, enemy, and corpse.
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All of this paints a picture of Tiffany as the innocent bystander — her ties to President Trump are cast as purely familial, not ideological.
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Matthews said no charges are expected to be filed against the bystander, as his actions were "within the law based on the preliminary investigation."
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The officers backed away while under fire and a bystander was struck by gunfire and died, according to local media reports that cited police.
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Carlos José Moreno Varón It's unknown whether Carlos José Moreno was participating in the April 12 protests in Caracas or just an innocent bystander.
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Maybe I'm being too philosophical and giving Anderson Silva too much credit for being an innocent bystander to his physical collapse and our heartbreak.
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The actor approached a bystander and a police officer asking for a cigarette, according to a statement from the Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department.
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When officers arrived on the scene they confronted him, and the police department released a video recorded by a bystander of what happened next.
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And let's get a couple of things straight, just a little side note: The burden of the brutalized is not to comfort the bystander.
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Their struggle culminated in the horrors of Syria, where the United States ended up a bystander to the deadliest war of the 21st century.
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On Comedy The first issue of The American Bystander, a new print-only humor magazine, began with a letter from the publisher predicting failure.
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In comedies, jokes are underlined by closeups, but "Atlanta" 's camera stayed aloof, serving not as an exclamation point but as a neutral bystander.
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According to the Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department (via The Hollywood Reporter), the incident reportedly began when LaBeouf asked a bystander for a cigarette.
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There's a lot of research about bystander intervention and sexual assault, she said, and that research carries some weight for the LGBTQ community, too.
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Palestinians have killed about 30 Israelis, two Americans and a Palestinian bystander since the near-daily stabbings, shootings and vehicular attacks began last fall.
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The training program highlights that drinking establishments have a strong potential for bystander intervention, especially when the intervention comes from the bar staff present.
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In his lyrics, he often positions himself as an innocent bystander—someone whose path to success was shaped by happenstance rather than by ambition.
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"The Constitutional Tribunal was turned from a guarantor of the constitutionality of laws into a hapless bystander within a few weeks," the report said.
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Mr. Bush was stopped by an armed bystander who shot at him in the parking lot, and whose name the police have not released.
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Mr. Moon recently delivered a nationally televised speech warning that his country could not remain a bystander as talks between Washington and Pyongyang stalled.
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There have been many other instances in which a officers cite the state's wiretapping statute while arresting a bystander for recording video or audio.
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We must challenge ourselves to step out of the comfortable role of bystander, and to stand in the way of all forms of hate.
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In fact, he said, they could have driven the death toll into the hundreds, since the gunman had been shot by an armed bystander.
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These trainings inform you on what your constitutional rights are (regardless of your immigration status) and how to practice safe bystander intervention when needed.
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While fighting extremism in the region remains the challenge of our time, it is mendacious for Iran to portray itself as an innocent bystander.
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Now, less than a mile away and five months later, the police had another mystery and another blameless bystander lying crumpled on the ground.
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Bringing in the Bystander is a form of harassment training that helps employees "understand how to respond if they witness inappropriate behavior," he said.
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The gunman was shot dead by the police as he tried to flee on foot; two other police officers and a bystander were wounded.
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FBI examining surveillance video The FBI on Sunday said agents collected surveillance videos and videos taken by a bystander as part of the investigation.
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A bystander found the boy in a car outside a school and took him to a nearby fire rescue station, CNN affiliate WESH reported.
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Thanks to a viral video taken by a bystander, the world watched as Rosario, 14 weeks into her term, crumpled to the ground, wailing.
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Rosfeld and his partner left the scene after a bystander provided a description of the vehicle involved in the drive-by shooting, Hodges testified.
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Security guards eventually escorted Mr. Bravery to a bathroom for his own security, after a bystander punched him in the face, the witness said.
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A bystander called 911, and the responding officers took a 27-year-old man into custody who they believe was part of the group.
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But video from a bystander showed Scott haphazardly running — very, very slowly — from Slager, and Slager firing at least eight shots at Scott's back.
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As for the white man who sped away in a red pick-up truck, there are reports that he was merely an innocent bystander.
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He committed the murder at an auto body shop in 2001, and he also killed Jose Rojas, a bystander who happened to be present.
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She suggests being an active bystander, meaning learning to recognize the signs of a potentially violent situation and -- when it's safe for everyone involved -- intervening.
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I think I'm a better judge of how I felt in that satirical photo shoot with Al Franken than the recollections of an anonymous bystander.
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Just six months after Mark Wahlberg's Patriots Day comes the first trailer for Stronger, starring Jake Gyllenhaal as a bystander injured in the 2013 tragedy.
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Such footage arguably creates a new class of trauma by exposing the public to horror without making the viewing audience a direct victim or bystander.
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Jafferjee said the three shared responsibility for the submission of inaccurate election expenses returns, and that Mackinlay was not an innocent bystander in what unfolded.
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Even though she married one of the most powerful and influential people in Silicon Valley, Powell Jobs was never a bystander to her husband's success.
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It said in an online statement a "soldier of the caliphate" had carried out the attack on Tuesday which killed two policewomen and a bystander.
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Hands-only CPR involves giving chest compressions alone and that's a perfectly fine thing you can do as a bystander to help save someone's life.
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NYPD officers then arrived at the scene and arrested Ceballos after a long altercation, as seen in a video that a bystander posted on YouTube.
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In flashbacks to his life before the apocalypse, Turbo is shown to be both a bystander and a bully who participates in physically attacking Josh.
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During the Arizona shopping center mass shooting that wounded Representative Gabby Giffords, an armed bystander tried to help and almost accidentally shot an innocent man.
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And even if you aren't an immigrant, knowing which rights immigrant communities have during travel is the first step toward being an informed, empowered bystander.
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About five officers used their own bodies and a dog leash belonging to a bystander to lift the man out of the freezing cold water.
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One night in 2012, a standard World Star recording was turned into a Kurosawa movie when a bystander drew a katana and defused the situation.
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Two other men were injured in the shooting, including Garmin engineer Alok Madasani, also of Indian descent, and a white bystander who tried to intervene.
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But Davis' account comports with what a distraught woman told a bystander who was recording a video on Facebook Live on Tuesday after Olango's shooting.
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Todd Henneman teaches journalism and media ethics at California State University, Long Beach, and developed a bystander-intervention curriculum at the University of Southern California.
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Thanks to a helpful bystander, police in Ohio were able to apprehend an armed man who was trying to run away from them, authorities say.
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The armed responding officers fired more than 50 rounds at the three attackers; one bystander was struck by a bullet but is expected to recover.
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In the Wild West of hacking back, victims could easily end up doubling down on bystander devices that are already the target of malware campaigns.
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RSPCA inspector Rebecca Bedson told the Evening Standard a bystander had already placed the boa constrictor inside a box when she responded to the call.
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The gunmen also shot a bystander who turned out to be a off-duty soldier as they fled in a stolen police vehicle, Naidoo said.
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He may have been a bystander to all of the drama at the winter formal, but Clay is no longer happy standing on the sidelines.
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So the UN will not become an irrelevant bystander, but neither will it operate as the final authority on the US decision to use force.
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Gomez Gonzalez's shooting Wednesday drew international attention after a bystander posted video of the aftermath on Facebook Live, showing her lying on the ground, bleeding.
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Gun control advocates perennially fear that a permit holder will accidentally shoot a bystander, or that a police officer will accidentally harm a permit holder.
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Two robbers (James Landry Hébert and Michael Villar) botch a bank heist and take a bystander named Vivian (Ashley Bell) with them when they flee.
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A man "opened fire" Thursday in an Oklahoma restaurant, leaving at least four people injured, before he was fatally shot by a bystander, police said.
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Learn about bystander intervention and how you might be able to use some of your privileges to intervene in situations where women are unsafe. 98.
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Patients' survival odds improve when a bystander at the scene performs CPR, but only about 2.4 percent of Americans are trained in CPR each year.
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"The key to safe bystander intervention is learning how to intervene in a way that fits the situation and your personal comfort level," McGovern explained.
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The findings are important because immediate CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, by a bystander is associated with a doubling of survival in cases of cardiac arrest.
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HuffPost and BuzzFeed ran the first stories, which included weird anecdotes like the time Klobuchar flung a binder into the air, hitting an innocent bystander.
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Garner's death first drew national attention in July 2014, when a video taken by bystander Ramsey Orta showed Pantaleo using a prohibited chokehold on Garner.
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Mr. Kelley, 26, was dressed all in black and wearing a skull-face mask when an armed bystander outside of the church fired at him.
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And the idea that Melania Trump is a victim or innocent bystander in her husband's presidency — #FreeMelania — has been, for many, an oddly comforting thought.
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Serving as his own cinematographer, Mr. Nicks largely takes an observational approach to "The Force," the kind that turns the camera into a persistent bystander.
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Local authorities had said a man fired a gun during an argument, shooting and injuring a bystander who was in line to buy a lunchbox.
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The Genovese story persists, she added, because "many of the problems presented by the case remain relevant today," like sexual assault and the bystander effect.
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A widely distributed cellphone video of the shooting taken by a bystander heightened a national debate about police treatment of minorities across the United States.
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"Her death was his fault," Officer Rialmo said, referring to the bystander and recalling something that he said a Police Department psychologist had told him.
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In "Active Measures," President Obama is portrayed as an innocent and well-intentioned bystander to perhaps the most serious attack on democracy in modern times.
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Students can also reflect on the importance of interrupting discrimination as a bystander, reporting such incidents to trusted adults and reaching out to the victim.
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A bystander video provided to a police advocacy group showed armed officers in plain clothes and uniforms walking down the sidewalk with their guns drawn.
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A fourth person who was detained in the aftermath of the attack was later determined to be an armed bystander who wanted to help police.
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" Santorum said a bystander would have never known they didn't have "the best history" and once had "several disagreements on Armed Services that got heated.
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" Yet Biden, as committee chairman, was no helpless bystander, and his actions at the time contrasted with others in his own category of "white guys.
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Michael Chesna, was fatally shot with his own service weapon in July by a man who used the same gun to kill a female bystander.
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Crossword _____ Months before a wave of scandals, creators like Aziz Ansari, Lena Dunham and Tig Notaro explored sexual abuse, particularly the role of the bystander.
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So if it's a full-of-himself, pretentious, vicious mobster who's suffering violence, it's more likely to be funny than if it's an innocent bystander.
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But there are innovations to anti-harassment programs that have seen some results, Martin says — namely in bystander training and tailoring programs to specific workplaces.
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A good samaritan saw the attack, jumped out of his vehicle and went to aid the man and his dog while another bystander filmed the incident.
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Eric Soskin, a lawyer for the U.S. State Department, told the judge on Tuesday that the government's role in the case was that of a bystander.
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Other interventions that have shown promise, such as bystander training that focuses on concrete actions witnesses of harassment can take, should be encouraged, the authors said.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how bystander shocks might cause better survival odds or limit disabilities after a cardiac arrest.
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But it's a loud White House message to the Hill that the administration — after learning lessons on health reform — will now be less of a bystander.
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When she is finally out of the car, another bystander video shows an officer apparently trying to grab the one-year-old child from Harper's arms.
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"I know that it's every officer's worst nightmare to hurt an innocent bystander during a violent engagement," LAPD Chief Michel Moore said at a news conference.
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The shooting death of a black man at the hands of a white police officer received national attention, especially after bystander video of the incident emerged.
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Andy Ngo was hardly a random bystander: The 33-year-old is suddenly one of the most prominent young figures in all of right-wing media.
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It was recovered by a bystander shortly after the heist, just blocks away from the crime scene, in the French capital's 8th arrondissement, BFM-TV reports.
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If you're actively listening for it, it's still detectable, but the average bystander walking below wouldn't pick up on the fact that something is close overhead.
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The footage appeared to come from PornHub, a popular porn website, and lasted for about three minutes, according to an anonymous bystander interviewed by the Post.
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When Cruz tried to defend his friends and relatives, Mena allegedly pulled out a handgun and fired off several shots, killing Cruz and wounding a bystander.
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Colleges should consider efforts to tamp down on big spikes in partying associated with big games, as well as investing in bystander prevention training for students.
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After cropping one of these shots to remove an incidental bystander and upscaling via Let's Enhance the image came back with a resolution of 3408×2304.
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A tipster sent us this video of the aftermath:The station itself looks severely damaged:"The train simply did not stop," a bystander told CBS New York.
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A bystander recorded the incident on video, and the release of the clip spurred protests about the use of force by police officers against African Americans.
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Police arrested Jeremy Webster, 23, hours after the shooting that killed a 13-year-old boy and also wounded a bystander not related to the family.
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An armed bystander with a carry permit for a concealed weapon exchanged gunfire with Bush in the parking lot before the suspect fled in his car.
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The fire coming from the mobile device continued until a bystander picked the phone up with a cloth and dunked it into a bucket of water.
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Bystander intervention is being a good samaritan to your fellow students, and checking in on a shady looking situation before it escalates into something genuinely dangerous.
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Each varying situation also involved a bystander who would either help, refuse to help or "spontaneously turn away" from the owner before being asked to help.
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After taking a stroke-and-distance penalty, he hit his fourth shot onto the green, moments before a bystander saw his ball fall to the ground.
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"If a shooting victim or bystander didn't have a trauma kit but instead had basic trauma skills, it could significantly impact morbidity and mortality," O'Carroll says.
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So, whether you enjoy many of these music playlists or not, don't be a passive bystander to one of the most important elections in our lifetimes.
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Role play through video games could seem more real and convincing to kids and adults working through scenarios as the bully, target or bystander, for example.
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Shot on the ground The killing gripped the nation because two bystander videos, each less than a minute long, captured Sterling's struggle with the two officers.
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The US military has performed kinetic kills of its own satellites, in 1985 and 2008, and is hardly a passive bystander in the militarization of space.
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After all any human who signs the baseball hat of an eager young bystander, only to toss it into the crowd, has grand ideals of himself.
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The incident was captured on cellphone video by a bystander who can be heard in the video wondering why the officer is striking the young man.
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About 30 Israelis, two Americans and a Palestinian bystander have been killed in a series of stabbings, shootings and vehicular attacks that began on Oct. 1.
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These high-empathy students were also more likely to be amused by reports that students protesting the speech had injured a bystander sympathetic to the speaker.
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Last week, at a Walmart in Texas, a female bystander spotted a man pushing a shopping cart with a crying child's hair wrapped around the handle.
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On Monday, Slager's attorney attacked the credibility of a bystander whose cell phone video captured the fatal shooting and said his client was not a racist.
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A bystander uploaded a seven-minute video to YouTube showing the officer confronting Mr. Thomas, who resisted and cursed at the officer before he was handcuffed.
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"He came at us for no reason and that's when Chad [a white bystander who defended the boys] walked up and I started recording," Butterfield said.
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A bystander who recorded the video Tuesday night told WSVN another officer kicked the suspect in the head while the man was sitting on the ground.
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May's critics argue that Parliament would be turned into a bystander in the process of starting Britain's disengagement from more than four decades of European integration.
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After a drone lowers a defibrillator on a line, a bystander will be able to unbox it and apply the pads inside to a patient's chest.
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Instead, Bystander is designed to look like a graphic novel, the color palette all greens and reds and blues, grand Hyde Park buildings serving as the
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Last year, Bonnaroo held "consent 101" and "bystander training" classes during their festival, while other festivals have introduced women-only areas and handed out consent cards.
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"Rather than being a bystander, they feel as though they have the skills to intervene" when they observe other children being mean online, Ms. Gallagher said.
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Yet Mr. Curbelo, who like many of the most endangered House Republicans represents a metropolitan area, portrayed the president as a mildly irritating but distant bystander.
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Closer look: Interviews with survivors, and videos of the attack and its aftermath, suggest that a bystander and police preparedness may have helped limit the toll.
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In "An Innocent Bystander: The Killing of Leon Klinghoffer," Julie Salamon describes these moments in an effort to tell the human side of a harrowing tale.
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A bystander live-streamed footage of the couple, and the video of them being mocked and laughed at was viewed by hundreds of thousands of people.
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Building resources that can better respond to bystander reports, or reports from non-elite Twitter users, is essential to keeping the democratic function of the platform.
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" Barbara Coloroso, author of "The Bully, the Bullied, and the Bystander," said: "It's a short walk from hateful rhetoric, to hate crimes to crimes against humanity.
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Similarly, he pointed to the New York City Health Department's Bystander Training Course as another useful resource even for people who don't live in New York.
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The court would have us believe it's only a bystander, but the reality is that the justices have virtually total control over which cases they hear.
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They determined that in nine out of 10 cases, a bystander intervened to stop a public attack, and the rate of intervention was consistent across cultures.
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That is, unless they're steeped in hate — in which case being a bystander is a step up from the role of perpetrator they've been primed for.
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The bystander videos were taken after the attack had begun and first responders had arrived, FBI public affairs officer Amanda Worford said in a news release.
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But as far as health care is concerned, he's just an ignorant bystander, who all evidence suggests has little if any idea what's actually in Trumpcare.
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A bystander who appears to be the person filming the interaction asks whether he or other transit police officers are authorized to act as immigration authorities.
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After all, no amount of gun experience or training in gun safety could prevent a similar situation from injuring or even killing an officer or bystander.
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Authorities were finally able to bring him to a standstill by orchestrating an intentional crash, according to bystander video and Midland County District Attorney Laura Nodolf.
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In 2013, when another reporter asked if he felt sorry about the deaths of so many Muslims, he suggested that he had been a helpless bystander.
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At the training sessions, too, what Derki was able to film beggars belief, and there are moments when even his presence as a bystander seems questionable.
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The commander of the Kuleli military school was caught on audiotape by a bystander vowing to bury the protesters and calling for more ammunition, he said.
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A female bystander, aged 35-45 years old, was also injured during the exchange on Monday, Capitol Police Chief Matthew Verderosa told reporters at the time.
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IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde warned on Thursday against adding currency wars to the trade conflict, saying this would hurt global growth and "innocent bystander" countries.
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"[Robert Briscoe] was a bystander caught in the wrong place at the wrong time," Huron Township Police Chief Everette Robbins told reporters at a Monday press conference.
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"I think I'm a better judge of how I felt in that satirical photo shoot with Al Franken than the recollections of an anonymous bystander," she wrote.
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The man who had violently assaulted me was now positioning himself as an innocent bystander in a cultural reckoning that, he seemed to suggest, had run amok.
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The Republican People's Party (CHP), the main secular opposition, swept up initially by the nationalist exhilaration that followed the failed coup, has turned into a shellshocked bystander.
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LONDON — Kingston Police have released video footage of a bystander casually sticking his foot out to trip a man running away from two police officers in London.
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Once, upon seeing me struggle to rub in sunscreen on my back, a bystander offered to lend a hand, and we ended up becoming friends on Facebook.
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A total of ten people were killed, including five students, two teachers, one bystander, and the two shooters, who committed suicide after opening fire on the campus.
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At this point in my life, I'm self-aware enough to know that I would be, at best, the good guy's henchman; at worst, a passive bystander.
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The information is the same as a bystander could see with their own eyes, if they could see both vehicles: location, acceleration or deceleration, direction of travel.
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Late last week, authorities in Georgia arrested Shia LeBoeuf after he appeared to be intoxicated in public and became "disorderly" after soliciting a bystander for a cigarette.
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Katz introduced the idea of applying an analysis of masculinity and the tool of "Bystander Behavior" to the field of the prevention of men's violence against women.
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She describes a phenomenon called the "bystander effect," which is the idea that people are less likely to intervene in emergency situations when other people are present.
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Titusville Police said the incident remains under investigation, but the bystander won&apost face charges because his actions were within the law, according to the preliminary investigation.
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"One thing [that's] is heartening is there are people who actually want to be trained on how to be an upstander rather than a bystander," Hobson says.
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The investigator could not conclude that Zwicharowski acted intentionally but blamed him for not correcting any misperceptions when a bystander laughed and took it as a joke.
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To better understand low rates of bystander CPR, Abella and his colleagues surveyed a nationally representative sample of about 9,000 U.S. adults on their CPR training status.
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"If a young woman is drunk, SHE CANNOT CONSENT," former vice president Joe Biden, who spearheaded the bystander-intervention campaign "It's On Us," recently told Teen Vogue.
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David Corlett, who is also a veteran, said a bystander alerted him to the woman by the river while he was working at the event on Saturday.
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Video footage shot by a bystander showed police arresting a suspect at the scene as he shouted: "Kill me" and pointed an unidentified object at a policeman.
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According to Global News, a bystander who wasn't waiting for a Chubby Chicken burger called 911 when he noticed that smoke was billowing from the restaurant's roof.
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This should be paired with legislation that would make health care providers and lay users of naloxone immune from liability for failure or misuse of bystander naloxone.
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We need consent workshops and bystander training offered to staff members, so they can be aware of what professional boundaries look like and how to respect them.
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Speaking to reporters ahead of the premiere, Qu said she wanted to examine the responsibility of the bystander through the film, titled "Jia Nian Hua" in Chinese.
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Cellphone video from a bystander captured New York Police Department officers detaining a woman who was selling churros — a fried dough snack — inside a Brooklyn subway station.
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Karen Richerson, a bystander who saw the father and son pull up with the bison in the vehicle, said the two had genuine concern for the animal.
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In addition, the athletic department sponsors supplementary formal training for coaches, staff and student-athletes in sexual violence awareness and prevention, bystander intervention, and campus reporting procedures.
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The On Comedy column on Tuesday, about the new print-only humor magazine, The American Bystander, misidentified the publication that did mock issues of Playboy and Esquire.
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Trejo says he crawled into the wrecked vehicle from one side but couldn't unbuckle the child's car seat, but another bystander was able to undo the buckle.
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In this age of dashcams, body cameras and police confrontations taped on iPhones, Mr. Zapruder's 26 seconds stand as the most famous bystander documentation of a crime.
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Trejo and another bystander - a woman who identified herself as Monica Jackson - teamed up to free the child before emergency personnel arrived on the scene, they said.
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"When I first saw this, I thought that it was being shot for a TV show or a movie, but apparently it's real," said bystander Jonathan Bayle.
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Lovato, whose latest single is called "Sorry Not Sorry," added: I'd rather lose fans and stand up for what I believe in rather than be a bystander.
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At least one bystander narrowly escaped death when a Russian military helicopter accidentally fired rockets into a parking lot next to a firing range near St. Petersburg.
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But as Inauguration Day approached, I became so disgusted by President-elect Donald Trump's behavior that I felt it would have been negligent to remain a bystander.
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Bystander Cathy Crawley was at the beach when the migrants came ashore and said one of them was so overjoyed that she kissed the ground upon arrival.
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One of the officers, who is wearing a black T-shirt, grows increasingly agitated with a bystander, later identified as Calvin West, who was recording the encounter.
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"The E.U. is more than an innocent bystander," said Fredrik Erixon, the director for the European Center for International Political Economy, a think tank based in Brussels.
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If talks between Washington and Pyongyang make serious progress, China is likely to give up its bystander status and insist on being a party to the discussions.
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The executive branch has grown in power so much that the president is only really limited by the courts, with Congress often relegated to a bystander role.
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Marin, 85, was painted by his lawyers as an innocent bystander, caught up only through his close associations with others who had been appropriately charged, they said.
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It will most likely be remembered for a mishap: At least one bystander narrowly escaped death when a military helicopter accidentally fired rockets into a parking lot.
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One of the people she knows was saved by CPR, while the other did not make it, possibly because the bystander administering CPR made a fatal mistake.
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Another bystander told officers he had seen a man running wildly with something black in his hand through the Melrose playground a block and a half away.
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Sheila, now the septuagenarian author of 14 works of fiction, has grappled with her role as a bystander to her older sister's death for over 35 years.
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He asked the three women to close their bodies into an even tighter circle, so that a bystander would want to know what they were talking about.
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"It's hard to be shocked by anything he says," he said, addressing Trump's recent remarks that he could shoot a random bystander and not lose voter support.
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Now, back to Joe ... the guy actually tried claiming innocence with us, saying he's nothing more than a bystander here who's worked with and respects both guys.
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When a bystander sees a nanny neglecting a child or engaging in other unsafe behavior, there isn&apost much that person can do to report the issue.
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The churro vendor, identified only as Elsa, spoke out Monday about the incident that was captured by a bystander in the now-viral video, sparking widespread anger.
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Soon thereafter, a bystander punched the culprit in the face before security officials led the accused into a restroom for his own protection, according to the witness.
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Yet, the Republican Party is acting as though it were a mere bystander to the story, unwilling to digest the fact that their brand is in trouble.
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Kelley died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a bystander drew his weapon and fired, striking him and forcing the gunman to flee to his car.
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British police gunned down the London Bridge terrorists as they attacked an innocent bystander at Borough Market ... and the whole incident was captured by city surveillance cameras.
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Separately, MacKenzie Bezos, a novelist, is the founder and executive director of the anti-bullying group Bystander Revolution, which has done work with celebrities including Monica Lewinsky.
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David Lammy, MP for Tottenham—where 17-year-old bystander Tanesha Melbourne was killed in a drive-by shooting on April 2—singles out the cocaine trade.
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Prosecutors now say a man suspected of killing a Massachusetts police officer as well as an innocent bystander in her own home will not face arraignment right away.
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A man accused of fatally shooting a Massachusetts police officer with the officer&aposs own weapon and an innocent bystander is scheduled to be arraigned on murder charges.
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The bystander video recorded Wednesday shows Flagstaff Officer Jeff Bonar and a Coconino County sheriff's deputy as Bonar tries to arrest a woman he believes has outstanding warrants.
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During a game of oversized Jenga, one of the pals informs Gus that a male bystander made a comment about Gus' hair and called him a homophobic slur.
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In one of those cases, on March 20, 2012, a targeted strike on a Syrian doctor working for AQAP also killed a civilian bystander and injured five children.
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That's good to know, and it's great news that more companies around the country are starting to take bystander training seriously as a way of improving their workplaces.
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As Dan Stalder, a University of Wisconsin–Whitewater professor, has documented in reviews of previous research, the bystander effect lessens any individual's feelings of responsibility in a situation.
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A bystander was also wounded, but she's going to be OK. The Capitol and White House were both briefly locked down, but thankfully no one else was hurt.
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The acquisition of Mobileye has clearly emboldened Intel, which, until recently, appeared to be more of a bystander in the race to build and deploy fully autonomous vehicles.
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On Thursday, a suicide bomber attacked a checkpoint manned by oil facilities guards in Ras Lanuf, killing at least seven people, including a civilian bystander, according to witnesses.
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I spoke with both Brooks and Jason Williamson, senior staff attorney with the ACLU's Criminal Law Reform Project, about approaches you can take as a bystander of harassment.
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PLUS: Billy Bush comments on "bystander abuse" and how it played a role in his infamous interview with Donald Trump Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Garner's death was recorded by a bystander, and his final words, "I can't breathe," became a rallying cry for the Black Lives Matter movement and sparked protests nationwide.
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"I'm hoping this movie gets people to step out of the bystander mentality, when you see something bad happening to someone, step up and do something," he says.
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The United States is a bystander to these developments, the argument goes, while China and Russia are outfoxing it and cementing a strategic alliance that threatens US preeminence.
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To that end the EEOC has begun emphasising the role of what it calls "bystander intervention"—a technique shown to be effective in sexual assaults on university campuses.
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It's also critical for schools to encourage bystander intervention, educating students about reporting things they see and about the importance of reaching out to the suspected victim directly.
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Police said an attacker assaulted Manjarrez and, after a bystander tried to intervene, the man used a nearby Bird rental scooter as a weapon to continue assaulting her.
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Two days later, a bystander was killed and three were injured when a JLP motorcade drove through Flanker, a poor area of the town close to the airport.
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Castile's death came one day after the fatal police shooting of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, which was partly captured on bystander video and sparked widespread protests.
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Israel says the guard fired in self-defense after being stabbed by screwdriver-wielding Jordanian workman, who was killed along with a Jordanian bystander hit by stray gunfire.
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Both he and Taisha Allen, the second bystander who filmed the incident, claim to have been subjected to harassment, physical intimidation, and unlawful arrest since filming the video.
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Robert Matteuzzi, 71, and his son Angelo, 31, later found the accuser and allegedly instigated a fight, which a bystander recorded on video (but police did not release).
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But the murder came to symbolize the "bystander effect," a psychological concept that the presence of others discourages an individual from intervening in an attack or other emergency.
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First, Hoover police said a 21-year-old suspect -- later identified as Bradford -- shot and wounded an 18-year-old man and a 12-year-old innocent bystander.
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The driver moved to the passenger seat and tried to exit the S.U.V. , but another bystander held the door shut to keep the driver inside, Ms. King said.
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They included a requirement that the target pose a threat to Americans — not just to American interests — and that there would be near certainty of no bystander deaths.
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I don't see anything from the prophetic tradition that would support WMD's or less destructive forms of weaponry that cannot discriminate between friend and foe, victimizer and bystander.
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We've now been inundated with images of victims bravely coming forward and abusers cowering behind legalese, but the role of the bystander still lacks a clear social script.
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A black man wielding a knife grabs and forces a white woman to the ground as an armed bystander reaches for his handgun and rushes to her defense.
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In blurry video taken by a bystander in the Walmart parking lot, Yarber's car does move in reverse, and about 30 shots can be heard as people scream.
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In a video taken by Ramsey Orta, a friend of Garner's and a bystander at the scene, Garner could be heard telling officers, "I can't breathe" 11 times.
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My hands shaking from a mix of adrenaline and December cold, I took out my phone and began to record the scene, along with another bystander or two.
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A video of the confrontation, which circulated on social media, shows a civilian bystander trying to help the police by repeatedly pushing a shopping cart at the man.
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Scott's death drew fierce reactions after a bystander video emerged of Slager, a North Charleston police officer, shooting Scott eight times as he ran away from the officer.
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At almost the same time, TMZ published the ultimate receipts: blurry but real photos of Ms. Kufrin taken, it looks like, after her engagement, snapped by a bystander.
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There were reports of people jumping from windows to escape the smoke and flames, and of a baby caught by a bystander after being dropped from high above.
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Cellphone video recorded by an unidentified bystander and posted on local news websites shows a man who appears to be Terry Thompson lying on top of Mr. Hernandez.
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This has nothing to do with Trump, who is, as I've been saying, an ignorant bystander — yes, he's betraying every promise he made, but what else is new?
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A bystander had spotted the newborn after climbing down into the drain on Monday, Garrith Jamieson, head of Durban Rescue Care, said in a statement obtained by CNN.
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Knee injuries ended his season in 2014 and 2015 and a tweaked groin rendered him a bystander in a one-sided A.F.C. championship game loss to the Patriots.
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And then, when an attack came and they returned fire, they would probably kill or wound not the assailant but another innocent bystander, as studies have repeatedly shown.
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