These so-called deviant burials were likely not deviant to those who participated in them.
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"Normalization" once meant making the deviant conform to the ordinary, but it now means the opposite, accepting the deviant as the new ordinary.
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Ending up as the town "Deviant" means you're trying to fool everyone into thinking you're the Werewolf, as the Deviant wins the game by being the one killed.
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They view it as abnormal — as weird or deviant.
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Consent isn't some deviant left-wing phenomenon — it's the law.
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Deviant Desires is about the nature of the erotic imagination.
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I think activism is this deviant, extreme form of capitalism.
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" According to Hewitt, Valadon was more like a "social deviant.
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It's really in no way a deviant or unusual behavior.
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Turner's father is not the first to defend a deviant son.
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OCD will try to spin that like you're this deviant person.
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To open up when something hurts, in our culture, is deviant.
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They put up with my highly deviant and often destructive behavior.
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It's not clear if they're wild or domestic, deviant or generic.
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This assumes that everything else is deviant to the norm or unnatural.
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You're not a freak, you're not a deviant, you're not a sinner.
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A deviant with a soft spot for mountain living and white powder?
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But he knew that there was nothing so deviant in his thoughts.
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Eliminating the deviant cells seems to allow the immune system to reset.
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Gossip is where the private, deviant and forbidden circulates, true or not.
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Justin Fairfax in Virginia were not some deviant quirks of Southern politics.
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"Sexually deviant lifestyle" and "promiscuous sexual behavior" are also on the list.
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She calls her "deviant" and reminds Cheryl that she's loveless, cold, and alone.
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You would have said I was a fool, a social deviant, a jerk.
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But any socially deviant body, in any way, is going to get backlash.
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You are a sexual predator, a sexual deviant, and they should lock you up.
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"Shut up, you disgusting, pill-popping, sexual deviant scum," Mr. Gervais told the crowd.
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Despite such deviant behaviour by a feckless few, Bycyklen was something of a success.
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And some increasingly turn a blind eye to ways of life hitherto deemed deviant.
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Smoking, or drinking, or eating junk food are deviant ways of caring for yourself.
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There are calls for an emergency protective satanic ritual ( never change, please, Deviant Artists...).
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Professor Thaler has written that he began to have "deviant thoughts" in graduate school.
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The gallery ripples with visual and aural patterns that are often like deviant fractals.
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Because she preferred long, colorful nails, the runner was depicted as abnormal, deviant, and different.
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"Variations in gender expression should not be viewed as deviant or criminal," the guides say.
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Historically, society has always treated women who are sexual as wrong, deviant, or mentally ill.
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They should resist fighting "deviant sects" like Shias, and "avoid meddling" with non-Muslim minorities.
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It feels even more deviant than coming to work with boiled eggs in my pockets.
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They're kind of like snowflakes, in a way — each Deviant has their own unique mutations.
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Historically, bourgeois society regarded artists as disreputable and deviant, eccentrics doomed to the social margins.
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In psychology, you learn a lot about the brain by looking at the deviant cases.
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In schools, teachers warned students about the dangers of what they considered a "deviant" language.
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Instead of celibacy making men deviant, celibacy is the deviance, and open homosexuality the cure.
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"[The project] aims to raise questions about deviant and normal behavior within public space," Hovers says.
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What's consensus to a Trump supporter may be deviant to a Clinton supporter and vice versa.
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Additionally, attitudes around consent have taken a light-speed leap since Deviant Desires was first published.
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That's almost nonexistent on TV, and when it is there, it's depicted as deviant, or flippant.
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The decision to forego the traditional head scarf is considered particularly deviant in Saudi Arabian culture.
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An underage drinker is made to feel like some kind of deviant, maybe a secret alcoholic.
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Can you still take this deviant sexuality seriously if you're getting flogged with a pink toy?
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You target a whole range of sexual practices as criminal or deviant and therefore more vulnerable.
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Consequently, response time to a "deviant sound" was quicker on the first night of the experiment.
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That's when he explains the Bureau academy has a list of "deviant terminology" students have to memorize.
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The problem is that nobody is keeping watch on offenders who have already demonstrated deviant sexual behavior.
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We also need to lose this idea that not wanting to die is somehow crazy or deviant.
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The Deviant Art posts (linked above) show behind-the-scenes pictures for many of the looks. too.
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Olson explains that because she worked in porn, people view her as someone who's dangerous and deviant.
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Of course, a reference to that role would probably have included some sort of deviant sexual behavior.
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"Maybe this 25 years of democracy and liberal values in Poland is a deviant period," he said.
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One of my fellow trainees even urinated on their bags, giggling to himself like a deviant child.
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The team determined this by having sleeping subjects wiggle their fingers when the "deviant sound" was played.
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Three psychologists had attested that she lacked malice and that she exhibited no pattern of deviant sexual behavior.
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The media has a fascination with portraying young people—and particularly working class drinkers—as deviant and problematic.
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Saudi Arabia uses the term deviant group to refer to Islamist militants from al Qaeda or Islamic State.
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He enrolled in a court-ordered cognitive-treatment program in Idaho for youth who display deviant sexual behavior.
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There's a McCarthyite impulse here, a drive to identify and scrutinize the deviant so as to purify society.
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"Maybe this 25 years of democracy and liberal values in Poland is a deviant period," one observer said.
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Most often, we do not stop to distinguish the typical from the acceptable, the infrequent from the deviant.
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Soda: Even reading comments on people's posts that show a semi-deviant body, like armpit hair, is crazy.
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She is also a gay man with dark skin whose gender performance is extremely deviant from the binary.
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"I developed into a sexual deviant that viewed sex as a sport all most," he wrote in one email.
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"For the first time, collectors of deviant material" have a "free place to trade and barter," cautioned one activist.
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She is said to be "shrill", "ambitious" and, in the gutter where Mr Trump fills his opposition files, deviant.
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In the meantime, here's a roundup of the spookiest snacks and most deviant dishes uploaded to Instagram this week.
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If you whack it till you're dead inside, you won't be tormented by your deviant sexual fantasies all day.
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Jim Carrey's brush knows no executive bounds ... he sketched President Trump as a sexual deviant who's halfway to baldness.
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No." He adds, "No matter how much people wanna pin me as this deviant alcoholic abuser, that isn't me.
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Curly-haired NYC disco deviant Eric "Dr Dunks" Duncan has been a longterm favorite of ours here at THUMP.
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The end of the fourth season of the popular thriller saw political deviant Frank Underwood declaring war against terrorists.
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More than a means to perform socially deviant roles collectively, social media offers a platform to do it anonymously.
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There is this idea that black people are not to be trusted, that black people are criminals, thieves, deviant.
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In this country, AIDS was often seen as divine retribution for deviant behavior, particularly ascribed by the Christian right.
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Roy Maheu politely indulges my deviant line of questioning but reminds me that I'm here to write about food.
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Black women's bodies are constantly policed, targeted for violence, marked as deviant or excessive and mined for cultural appropriation.
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These portrayals were part of a system that painted African Americans as deviant and therefore deserving of subpar treatment.
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Now we have words like gender neutral, gender deviant, gender nonconforming and non-binary making and taking up space.
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My friend Pilar Gerasimo has been working on a book and health-advocacy project she calls The Healthy Deviant.
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It sought to portray it as a distinctly Shiite and Persian phenomenon — a foreign and deviant form of Islam.
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Part of the problem is that American culture still largely sees men's sexism as something innate rather than deviant.
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It accused Baharim of holding views that promote discord between Muslims and non-Muslims, whom he described as 'deviant.
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Men's sexual violence toward women isn't perceived as deviant if society values male sexual prowess and aggressive sexual behavior.
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Toss in the fact that our lusty female lead is 54 years old, and the film feels downright deviant.
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McLaughlin said she was unaware of Fogle's sexually deviant behavior until a 2015 raid by authorities ended in his imprisonment.
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Being a "sexually deviant" homosexual was bad enough—worse, I thought, was that I was attracted to big, hairy men.
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" Poly viewers appreciate that, as Shepherd continued, "they're not portrayed as sexually obsessed, or deviant ... They really respond to that.
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If the video store was Oz, then the deviant videos behind the curtain were the voice of The Wizard himself.
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Indonesia's television and radio regulator has issued rules against content that might depict homosexual relationships as anything other than "deviant".
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If I recall, he was seen as something like a deviant outcast within the art world, some sort of beast.
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Chinese had their own prejudices against Americans and American ideas as well, viewing them as immoral, sexually deviant and dangerous.
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Update: The discovery of the photo on Deviant Art was made by journalist Corey Pein, not The New York Times.
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To live joyfully in a trans or gender-deviant body is to flirt with danger and even death, it seems.
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Workplaces should "become obsessed with deviant behavior," he added, and socialize everyone with proper training, starting with first-line supervisors.
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Artist communities such as Deviant Art, PicsArt and Kanvas have primitive tools and lack collaboration, none of which help with animation.
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But women who remain to be virginal beyond what is perceived to be the normal scope are seen as abnormal, deviant.
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And, as a whole, leaning into both their animalistic qualities implies a complete surrender to the "deviant" sexual desires they represent.
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There is the issue of my blackness, too, which many, because of unconscious bias, interpret as inherently lazy, deviant, sick, unclean.
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The widespread rejection of the Islamic State by survey participants reflects a regional consensus about the group's deviant interperation of Islam.
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But if a whole swathe of people are pursuing "corruption" in more or less the same way, how deviant is it?
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And, secretly, all along she'd been a whore, he thought, a deviant, a pervert, carousing with prostitutes right under his nose!
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Shortly after Khalid's post, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the police is monitoring two deviant Muslim religious groups in the country.
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I find it incredibly sad that a law needed to be spelled out so specifically to outlaw this deviant form of behavior.
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Considering video games' lingering reputation as a form of deviant escapism, the depiction of addictive drugs in popular titles shouldn't surprise anyone.
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Fenske is charged with several counts of rape, unlawful contact with a minor and involuntary deviant sexual intercourse, according to Shapiro's statement.
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It wasn't so long ago that psychological thrillers laced with a healthy dose of deviant sex appeal were relatively common in Hollywood.
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You have no morals, and you're seen as some kind of sexual deviant or someone who can't be in a monogamous relationship.
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Facial and body piercings, ear gauging, dental grills and tribal ink were once the province of so-called deviant or subversive subcultures.
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But after Susan died in 1982, Alamo's behavior turned more deviant as he extolled the righteousness of polygamy and marrying young girls.
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Investigators told him to say he had been molested as a child, that the incident was responsible for his deviant sexual habits.
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And it's worth noting that the German people of the 1930s were not in any recognizable way deviant, inferior, different, or unique.
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In the universe of mythical Martians, centaurs and deviant deep sea demons, I can convincingly believe that I am considered a goddess.
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Transgressive Muppets and Muppet-like puppets that are mean and misanthropic and sexual and otherwise deviant are a shocking inversion of that.
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" Youths must masturbate to a deviant thought, then, at peak arousal, switch to an image of "something that you find disgusting . . . e.g.
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We the people were once sated by Underwood's make-believe underworld; we delighted in episodic samplings of his deviant dealings and horrifying hubris.
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Will it make behavior that had been ignored or overlooked or avoided by all of us suddenly seem obscene and deviant -- and stoppable?
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But after his wife died in 1982, Alamo's behavior grew deviant — and he began preaching the purported righteousness of polygamy and underage brides.
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Graves such as these are referred to as "deviant burials," as they're out of alignment with most graves left behind by a culture.
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Harvey is charged with criminal use of a cell phone, unlawful contact with a minor, involuntary deviant sexual intercourse and statutory sexual assault.
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We're talking about people engaging in a deviant act where the goal is to shock and surprise others for one's own sexual gratification.
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My children end up being collateral damage because I must subconsciously portray an evil sexual deviant in the minds of the fellow parents.
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Thanks to all the attention the deviant snail received, the search for a mate ended in the discovery of six more lefty snails.
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And are the recent public and political spectacles of nativism and gun-toting masculinity symptoms of a wounded people more than deviant personalities?
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It's true that, historically, queer sexualities have been problematically linked with "deviant" behavior and used by the criminal justice system in punitive ways.
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Today, it's most commonly used as a way for forensic psychologists to identify deviant sexual desires, such as pedophilia or violent sexual urges.
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" She continued: "You have no morals, and you're seen as some kind of sexual deviant or someone who can't be in a monogamous relationship.
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Anderson notes that part of this suspicion arises from commonly held stereotypes of black people as being criminal and black behavior as being deviant.
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More than a short-lived physical experience or explicit text exchange, cruising uplifts queer love by celebrating queer sex at its most joyfully deviant.
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In her new book, Deviant Desires: A Tour of the Erotic Edge, researcher Katharine Gates explores the vast and complex facets of human sexuality.
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Additionally, some of the group members supported the violent actions of extremist/terrorist groups that killed Shi'ites because they considered Shi'ites to be 'deviant.
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Homophobia, posing as a defense of heterosexual men, gave generations of white men tacit permission to kill any "sexual deviant" if they felt threatened.
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The fantasy of human-mermaid mating has been the subject of legitimate sociological inquiry, as well as ample horny Deviant Art drawings and captions.
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Ever mindful that they could be pushed out of their positions, these yes men and yes women acted as mirrors of his deviant desires.
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They stared for a moment, evidently reappraising their high-minded roommate as some kind of cokehead or very specialized deviant, before beating a retreat.
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"I think people have certain tendencies or characteristics that increase the probability that they're going to do all kinds of deviant behavior," she said.
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Shortly before he left, he took a second PPG test, during which he says he did not show significant patterns of deviant sexual interest.
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This kind of strategy — painting a marginalized minority group as sexually deviant to oppose civil rights — has been used time and time again throughout history.
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But Rothman suspects that many conservatives may see them as part of a broader case about the rise of "deviant" sexuality in the United States.
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One, which he calls "unreconstructed Salafism" follows Ibn Abd al-Wahhab in regarding as unfaithful or deviant virtually every reading of Islam except its own.
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Dr. Thaler has dismissed our argument as a "minor point about terminology," since the deviant behaviors attributed to loss aversion occur regardless of the cause.
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The strong one loves his smaller and uglier brother and accepts that his deviant behavior comes from trauma, but he still looks down on him.
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I asked the group where I should look for more deviant WoW behavior, and they told me I should head to an area called Pornshire.
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"It's incredibly powerful, and people get drawn into that," said Stephen Blumenthal, a London-based psychologist who treats people for deviant sexual interests and behaviors.
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Deviant Ollam, a security consultant who gives lectures about lock-picking at Defcon, the hacker convention, also provided an assessment of the company's security practices.
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Turks, in their view, came from the plains of Central Asia, Kurds were "mountain Turks" and any other ethnic influences were considered deviant and dangerous.
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And to complicate this even further: Black, fat and gender-deviant are the targets I wear on my back as I move throughout the world.
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Having degraded our national reality with his conspiracy theories, lies and incitements, the President has shown he is incapable of stopping his own deviant behavior.
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"We want a stern prohibition of LGBT activities and other deviant sexual activities and legislation that categorizes them as crime," he told reporters in 2016.
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The report doesn't explain how the sound was "deviant," but presumably it was a bullwhip striking a buttock—that would make me wiggle my fingers.
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Deviant ideas -- property is theft, white people are superior to people of color -- were not discussed for the simple reason that they didn't need to be.
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It might simply be a function of the decline in sex drive that occurs as people age, which might make managing a deviant sexual interest easier.
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They also consider much of mainstream Islam itself to be deviant, and making them representatives of Muslim communities brings potentially serious social consequences for those communities.
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We don't have to swallow our work or be afraid that it's too deviant to do well; there is, in fact, no canon we cannot touch.
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There's some cases of vandalism out there that are borderline serious crimes, but we're here to talk about the mild, only slightly deviant, kind of vandalism.
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"Monsters represent a part of normal human sexuality that has been repressed, or called 'perverse' and 'deviant,'" said Reynolds, who has a doctorate in mass communication.
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They arrested 14 men, charging eight with violation of the pornography law after officers caught the men engaging in "deviant sexual acts" and watching gay porn.
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And yet, it seemed a shame to repress the glaring, deviant beauty recorded in Wiggins's photograph by assigning it a name that didn't sufficiently describe it.
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In North Africa, the Islam of sub-Saharan Muslims was studied as "Islam noir," rejected by both Arab and European scholars of Islam as deviant religion.
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He repeatedly made two main points — that the attackers' view of Islam was "distorted" and "deviant," and that most Muslims around the world condemn such attacks.
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"Obviously, those who work or frequent [Kiwi Café] were and are identified as dubious or deviant in terms of their lifestyle and expression," Kincha told VICE.
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"People will say that BDSM and kink is relegated to those that are deviant," Veronica Chin Hing, psychotherapist and sexologist with NYC Therapy + Wellness, told Indier.
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" This, he explains, couldn't happen in Iran: "By promoting modest dress (#hijab), #Islam has blocked the path which would lead women to such a deviant lifestyle.
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Rea, before he was hired as acting superintendent at Glenwood in September 2017, was an assistant research professor at KU, where he researched deviant sexual behavior.
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Anderson notes that commonly held stereotypes of black people as being criminal and black behavior as being deviant strongly shape how they are viewed by others.
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Dugas reportedly had 250 sexual partners per year – and his 'deviant' sexual practices and awareness of his HIV-positive status augmented both his liability and immorality.
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Pell said he had no suspicions that Gerald Ridsdale was a deviant: In fact, when Gerald Ridsdale was finally brought to justice, Pell accompanied him to court.
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Ross Spano says there is research that finds a connection between pornography use and mental and physical illnesses, forming and maintaining intimate relationships and deviant sexual behavior.
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Former Today show executive producer Jeff Zucker says he was unaware of what he described as Matt Lauer's alleged "deviant, predatory behavior" during their time working together.
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At trial, he and his team cast Harris as a callous father and sexually deviant husband, undercutting the defense's claims that Cooper's death was a tragic accident.
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"There's an effort to marginalize people, those with certain sexual orientations seen as deviant," Muhammad Isnur, the chairman of the Indonesian Legal Aid Institute Foundation (YLBHI), said.
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Dr. Rea, who at another job listed as a research interest "deviant sexual behavior in persons with developmental disabilities," did not respond to an email requesting comment.
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" Bottoming, she tells Refinery29, "is either gay or kinky or both, but it's in some way related to sex that's historically (and often still) treated as deviant.
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As Precadio writes: In this inventory of the unacceptable body we find the mentally ill and the sexually deviant as well as the physically or psychologically deficient.
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"Victims need to be believed," another person pleaded by video, urging bishops and other church leaders to work with civil authorities to hold sexually deviant clerics accountable.
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" But they added a note of caution: "These studies used self‐report to measure decreases in deviant sexual drive, fantasies and behavior — a methodology with questionable reliability.
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And our notion of what would be deviant behavior used to be divorced and is now to be unemployed, and that's where our politics have been hitting.
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Anti-pornography advocates applauded the resolution, which attributes numerous problems to porn, ranging from sex trafficking and addiction to "deviant" sexual behaviors, familial deterioration, and even infidelity.
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Holden's first conversation about ditching certain allegedly "deviant" terms, which are actually just sexual, comes right after a scene insinuates he performed "cunnilingus" on Debbie in a bathroom.
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If that experimentation leads to excitement and—the ultimate payoff—an orgasm, you may be more likely to revisit unusual or "deviant" forms of sexual adventurism, he says.
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Authorities suspect there are militant elements in their teachings, and the minister noted that they preach concepts such as crusading and martyrdom — "deviant" concepts that pose security risks.
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"There persists an idea that acknowledgement of LGBTQ people equates to promoting a specific agenda or advocating for deviant behavior," he told the St. George newspaper last week.
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To the people who participated in these practices, however, it's fair to say they were not "deviant," likely playing some sort of important role in the local tradition.
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In a city where the average monthly salary is roughly US $200, this gastronomic deviant is slinging banh mi for $100 at his newly opened restaurant, Anan Saigon.
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Other states show residents sexual images or describe "deviant" scenarios, then use a device called a penile plethysmograph to track blood flow into the penis and measure arousal.
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Outlets portrayed White as the innocent victim who had contracted the disease through no fault of his own, whereas Dugas had contracted HIV because of his deviant lifestyle.
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"USC was complicit in these unconscionable acts because it suppressed and concealed years of complaints about Tyndall's sexually charged and deviant comments and behavior," according to the complaints.
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" It is a curious paradox when a transvestite potter, who makes work about deviant sexuality with an acidic political take on British society, is declared a "national treasure.
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Cocker trades the deviant, salacious appetite of past songs like "Pencil Skirt" and "I Spy" for something more clinical, likening success to the life of a porn star.
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Witches were shape-shifters, embodying the murky and limitless depths of human dread: darkness, death, sexual perversion, sickness, scarcity, deviant lines of power away from government and church.
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" As Mr. Taheri's following grew, hard-line clerics started objecting to his practices, saying that he was a "false mystic" and that his group was "a deviant sect.
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" It is superior to the non-Islamic "deviant framework" where "the most sought after characteristics of a #woman involve her ability to physically attract men and appease them.
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The women were then allegedly sexually assaulted, and one customer, 53-year-old Jamie Schmidt, was shot after refusing to "perform deviant sexual acts on him," the AP reported.
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The concept of male-on-male child sexual abuse is seen as something that rarely happens; when it does, the perpetrator is often dismissed as a sexually deviant recluse.
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We see one, the advanced prototype android Connor, attempt to defuse a volatile situation involving a "deviant" home-help 'droid, a dead father and the family in question's child.
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On Monday, an illustrator who goes by the name Brakken (real name Max from Australia, according to his Deviant Art profile) shared the following drawing on his Tumblr page.
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Roy was 20-years-old in 1984 when she was dishonorably discharged from the military after hours of interrogation and being labeled a "sexual deviant" for being a lesbian.
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Walking around in jeans with sanitary pads taped to my hips is maybe the most deviant thing I've ever done in the VICE office, and that says a lot.
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She said under Cold War thinking, being gay could subject someone to blackmail, and coming out meant someone would be seen as a deviant who could not be trusted.
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The world depends on a sustainable future and an aroused citizenry in America who will not tolerate this kind of deviant behavior from the highest office in the land.
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It suggests that both parental monitoring and adolescents' susceptibility to deviant peer influence "provide two additional modifiable factors that can be targeted for prevention and intervention" in the future.
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They also say his behavior contributed to a misogynistic culture where those who also partook in deviant behaviors were promoted and celebrated and management often turned a blind eye.
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Their characters have always traded on classic horror tropes (the deviant clown; the gas mask; the sorta serial-killer, human-skin look) which have an inherent wink to them.
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The Cambridge natives failed to realize I wasn't a deviant sex criminal exposing myself for jollies, but rather a college student participating in the time-honored tradition of streaking.
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R. Kelly was a sexual deviant who wouldn't take no for an answer ... so claims his former hairdresser who spoke publicly for the first time about the alleged sexual assault.
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"No matter how much people wanna pin me as this deviant alcoholic abuser, that isn't me," he wrote in statement shared with TMZ, adding, "I'm a happy fun-loving guy."
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The fifth grader and her mother apparently brainstormed this deviant plan together, printed off pictures of a shirtless, glistening Momoa, and put them on "dozens of boxes" of the cookies.
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To buck is to aggressively thrust the pelvis forward, a movement that is obviously sexually suggestive — and in the rubric of American sexuality, deviant when cast on a feminine body.
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There were warnings that bilingual children would be confused by two languages, have lower intelligence, low self-esteem, behave in deviant ways, develop a split personality and even become schizophrenic.
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The potluck includes some of the most powerful queer globalists in the world, all of us with vast vegan baked good reserves we're ready to advance our deviant LGBTQ agenda.
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In policy circles, the idea that black youths are deviant and deficient, an idea that shapes education, welfare and police practices today, has been fashionable for more than 50 years.
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"That's all we're here for, acceptance of all people," he said, his arm wrapped tightly around his wife, Sukkew, who is also his partner in their rap group Deviant Horror.
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Kinks like voyeurism and masochism are much more common than most assume, while the only truly rare types of sexual behavior are the ones that are actually deviant (read: pedophilia).
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You'd be naive to think a man who's been married four times and writes films about the often deviant subconscious of sexuality didn't have a rich and fruity dating life.
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To invent the character of Foxy Knoxy, my normal sexuality was presented as deviant and slutty, and that invented deviancy was absurdly used to justify a psychopathic propensity for homicide.
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You are able to understand that something occurs frequently without also thinking that it is morally acceptable, or that something occurs infrequently without thinking that it is weird or deviant.
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According to Libring's website, its customers included SEGA, Slickdeals, Reddit, Jam City, Wooga, EA, Zynga, Next Games, Meet Me, GameInsight, Deviant Art, Webedia, Ubisoft, theChive, saambaa, badoo, textnow and others.
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A resolution passed Tuesday in Florida's House of Representatives declared pornography a public health risk that leads to "deviant, problematic or dangerous sexual behavior," according to the bill's sponsor, Rep.
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And while Trump claims supporters like Kanye West will help him gain support among black voters, Republicans have continued to criticize rap as deviant and in opposition to their values.
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This began as people lumped up all sorts of behavior that they saw as deviant — in this case, homosexuality and child abuse — and used it to scare people about gay men.
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Cheryl is sadly where we left her, with the Sisters of Quiet Mercy, locked up undergoing some kind of conversion therapy where she is made to watch films about "deviant" behavior.
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"These assaults were violent rapes committed by a serial rapist, a sexual deviant predator, who was not going to stop until he was caught," McEachern told reporters at a press conference.
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In a statement first issued on Monday, al-Azhar said sexual harassment in any form was deviant behavior, and rejected any attempt to blame the way some women dress or behave.
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Those are the questions Virginia Tech researchers Mattia Samory and Tanushree Mitra, who study deviant behavior in online discussions, tried to answer by analyzing a decade's worth of Reddit conspiracy talk.
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A court has ruled he's a sexually violent predator, and to go through the rehabilitative program, his treatment team must believe he is being open and honest about his deviant fantasies.
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Overall, almost half of the respondents expressed interest in at least one of these eight sexual behaviors that the manual labels as deviant, researchers reported in the Journal of Sexual Research.
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The royals have marshaled the religious establishment to address the kingdom's conservative population, condemning the Islamic State as a deviant sect and preaching obedience to the rulers as a religious duty.
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Moments like the one in the pool dressing room, moments where I can see the instant someone registers my body as deviant, force that complicated relationship with disability to the foreground.
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Cherry's genitalia is mutilated in one scene, though not shown, and Ava is presented as a duplicitous and deviant figure who is accused of having an incestuous relationship with her son.
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Unfortunately, the desire for sexual stimuli leads some adults to seek out avenues for their deviant sexual fantasies in the real world, putting more and more vulnerable young people at risk.
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If everyone is watching for deviant trans women or men claiming to be trans women, who is watching for the respected public figure perpetuating horrific sexual abuse against women and girls?
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei issued a religious edict, or fatwa, in 2013 calling for Iranians to avoid "dealings" with Baha'is and labeled the group "deviant and misleading," news reports said.
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One points to an image on Deviant Art depicting Bruce Wayne (the Ben Affleck edition) on a fake cover of Time in some weird posture opposing the presidential run of Lex Luthor.
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Lemures87/Deviant Art/Saint Vincen CollegeOpen access science journal PLOS One is once again under scrutiny after a Creationist-minded research paper about the evolution of human hands got through peer review.
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He notes that the behavior societies find unacceptable—what sociologists term "deviant behavior"—can vary dramatically from country-to-country, culture-to-culture, and that variation can occur in a short time.
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"Over the years of human history there are very few practices that have, in one society or another, not been regarded as normal and then deviant and then normal again," writes Hill.
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What troubles me is this: If match-fixing is viewed as deviant in almost every culture the world over, why is it that the practice of match-fixing is not universally illegal?
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" The resolution affirms that porn consumption "can impact brain development and functioning, contribute to emotional and medical illnesses, shape deviant sexual arousal and lead to difficulty in forming or maintaining intimate relationships.
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Treatments tend to focus on how detainees should manage or change their "deviant" tendencies rather than advancing a more holistic approach to rehabilitation, an approach some experts say is ineffective and inhumane.
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The Central Java provincial police has said it conducted an internal investigation which found the officer had violated ethics and tarnished the reputation of the institution by engaging in "deviant sexual behavior".
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In total, around 60 percent of the skeletons uncovered at Great Whelnetham were classified as "deviant," that is, burials inconsistent with conventional Roman practices (such as laying the dead on their backs).
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"There was never a suggestion of that kind of deviant, predatory behavior, not even a whisper of it," Zucker said during the Business Insider IGNITION 2017 conference in New York on Thursday.
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It's also arguably part of a larger recurring wave of concern over any pop culture that's been perceived as morally deviant, from rock 'n' roll to the occult, depending on the era.
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The Pennsylvania scandal echoed the abuses exposed in Boston 16 years ago, punctuating what critics have called the Catholic Church's ingrained culture of masking criminal conduct, protecting deviant priests and silencing victims.
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Upon their arrival, Jeanne is torn over whether she should keep up the secrecy for the sake of her parents' security or share her deviant life with her new beau (Bilge Bingul).
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And pagan rituals before the 15th century had involved phallic forms, so the shape of the broomstick between a woman's legs had both a sexual and spiritually deviant meaning to the Church.
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In the United States, a backlash during the Great Depression forced queer party culture underground, and in Germany, the Third Reich's fanning of xenophobia started with the targeting of anyone deemed sexually deviant.
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He repeated an idea that was deviant -- the elected president of the United States was a secret Kenyan Muslim -- so loudly and relentlessly that it became part of the sphere of legitimate controversy.
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In early 2016 the Indonesia Broadcasting Commission banned television stations from screening images of "effeminate men" or of anyone campaigning for rights for gay or transgender people, to protect children from "deviant" influences.
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Fleabag and HP's relationship was secretive and scandalous, and somewhat deviant from the norm—which is exactly what it was like to fall for someone of the same sex for the first time.
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Rather, it demonstrates the insidious sort of prejudice that permeates British society and how a need to police one "deviant" part of a population then ends up tarring bystanders with the same brush.
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In other words, Americans are becoming more and more attracted to pornography depicting sex with underage persons and this growing exposure to increasingly deviant porn is driving more criminals toward victimizing more teenagers.
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"Many times in my life I tried to go up against this deviant, this criminal who assaulted me and left me with shame, left me with humiliation, left me with rage," she tells PEOPLE.
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If someone's been taught that BDSM is always wrong, that it's deviant, and that it's not holy, that's likely to make them feel especially conflicted if that desire persists despite all those negative messages.
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In Voyager, the third book in the Outlander series written by historical fiction author Diana Gabaldon, Cho or Mr. Willoughby (the name he's given in Scotland) is described as having a deviant foot fetish.
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In June 2017, a woman sued Delta Air Lines and ExpressJet for $10 million for failing to protect her from a "sexually deviant passenger" who flight attendants had witnessed masturbating, according to court documents.
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The national broadcasting commission reiterated a policy banning TV and radio programs that make LGBT behavior appear "normal", saying this was to protect children and teenagers who are "susceptible to duplicating deviant LGBT behaviors".
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On the other hand, obscenity may extend to deviant acts that are not sexual, and images of extreme cruelty alone could possibly be obscene, as evidenced by a case involving videos of animal cruelty.
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It lays out commitments to avoid any interference in the internal affairs of other Gulf nations, including barring financial or political support to "deviant" groups, which is used to describe anti-government activist groups.
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Gervais riled up the audience with an opening monologue in which he called the A-list audience "disgusting, pill-popping, sexual deviant scum," setting the tone for the bawdy humor that filled the night.
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Certain characteristics also correlated with a tendency to digital self-harm, including being non-heterosexual, experience with school bullying and cyberbullying, drug use or deviant behavior, and having depressive thoughts and self-harming offline.
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It seems like it's to society's advantage to have those individuals with a propensity for acting out in some sort of deviant way to have better contact with social institutions, social norms, social involvement.
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It also sends a message to cis gender people, to parents, that trans people are not dangerous or sexually deviant or any of these myths that have kind of been construed by conservative outlets.
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After he'd left the United States, where instead of becoming revered, like Sendak and William Steig, he had been branded a deviant, unfit to be near children, Ungerer steered away from making picture books.
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Thanos was a Deviant in the comics, and while his heritage has not been explained in the movies so far his presence may be used as a later example of their presence in the MCU.
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Interestingly the short film, which appears to be from the '50s, features Kevin (Casey Cott) and Moose (Cody Kearsley) as "actors" engaging in deviant behavior which actually depicts their first encounter down by Sweetwater River.
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In a copy of the suit obtained by Variety, she claims Kelly regularly abused her "mentally, sexually and verbally," and used his iPad to film her performing "deviant and compromising" sex acts against her will.
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"So far, there are no early indications of illegal, predatory or like deviant behavior in the performance of duty that suggests the public at large is at risk," Butt said in a statement to CNN.
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"On the morning of [December] 7, I went to the San Pedro Police Department, armed with a folder full of printed articles and info on the deviant, disgusting behavior of Dr. Hall," Sniffin told me.
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As long as we keep acting as if sexual abuse is wrong because the abuser is physically unattractive or sexually deviant, abusers deemed attractive and "normal" will be more likely to get away with it.
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But the kind of sexual "Freedom" that George Michael was offering felt uniquely empowering and deviant in ways that I, a queer kid who would remain in denial about it for years, couldn't yet parse.
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"I implore upon the Muslim ummah (community) to always remain vigilant upon the spread of Shee'ah deviant teachings in this nation," the department said, according to a copy of the sermon posted on its website.
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To make matters worse, Republicans in Congress have abdicated their duty to hold the White House accountable, weakening the most important constitutional check on presidential behavior, while helping Mr. Trump to define deviant government downward.
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The bed is the stage for sexual acts with an assumption of privacy, but historically, the bedroom has not been private enough to prevent sodomy laws from attempting to stop "deviant" sexual acts from happening.
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Under state law, school employees "engaging in a sex act or deviant sexual intercourse with a student," even if consensual, face not only possible jail time but also a lifetime on the sex offender registry.
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There's an assumption that because black Americans (especially men who sleep with men, and black women) have the highest infection rates that we are prone to be more sexually deviant or less responsible about protection.
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The origin of vanilla, then, was reactionary, and it's significant that queer people were the ones to start using the term because queer sex was considered deviant (or, well, at least more than it is today).
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He said he had been swept up in an evil wave when he joined "a group of deviant people of Al Qaeda and Ansar Dine," an Islamist offshoot that held sway in northern Mali in 2012.
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In particular, scholar Michel Foucault viewed the rise of identity markers as "a way for science to be like, 'heterosexuality is right,' and we're gonna label all these other sexual identities as well, as deviant sexualities."
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And while the Emmy-nominated Ms. Biel is back as an executive producer, the story this time belongs to Bill Pullman as the intriguingly deviant Detective Harry Ambrose, Cora's savior and the first season's sole survivor.
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As satisfying as it can feel to hear that your foes are irredeemable, stupid and deviant, remember: When you find yourself hating something, someone is making money or winning elections or getting more famous and powerful.
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While the circumstances of each incident may differ, they all highlight the ways in which people of color are singled out and treated as deviant, often at the cost of their dignity, or their very lives.
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"They way they view sex…" So, he goes down on Debbie to prove he's not like his murderous subjects, and updates the curriculum to confirm his own sexual behavior isn't deviant in the way his interviewees are.
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Already private institutes are offering courses to a fleet of amateur detectives, known as "ranparazzi", to instruct them on hunting for discarded receipts and filming deviant officials with hidden cameras, for rewards of up to 200m won.
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When it comes to women's pleasure, the perception persists that masturbation is deviant (like Sally Draper being carted off to the psychotherapist in Mad Men), but today's popular TV shows created by women are challenging these tropes.
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Similarly, when it's noted that a key to the venture capitalist Don Valentine's success was his willingness to overlook "deviant" behavior, some discussion of the downside of letting the hacker culture run wild might have made sense.
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First, just as same-sex couples were humanized in the same-sex marriage battle, trans people must be humanized to show the world that they are not deviant — as the link to attacks in bathrooms can suggest.
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Thus altered (or, as the study put it: "damaged"), said pleasure centers become more "tolerant" to explicit erotic stimuli, rendering the addicts dependent upon greater and more deviant stimulation to trigger the now distorted dopamine release (read: cum).
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Reuters Health - Lots of ordinary people are into sex with a dash of voyeurism, fetishism and masochism – all habits classified as deviant in the manual doctors use to diagnose mental health disorders, a survey of Quebec residents suggests.
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Torn from his master, Carl (Lance Henriksen) by a jealous son, Markus winds up as the leader and spokesperson for a group of escaped "deviant" androids known as Jericho, and works to help them achieve rights and recognition.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Religious authorities in a Malaysian state denounced Shi'ite Islam on Friday and asked mosques to call in sermons on their congregations to be vigilant over the spread of the "deviant teachings" of the Shi'ite sect.
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"It is the duty of Muslims to try and replace the current president who has betrayed the country and his religion," he said, accusing Widodo of "selling the country to foreigners" and "empowering communists and deviant religious sects".
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When the local police began to view the participants of these fights as deviant youth gangs, the teens took the action up to the rooftops, where they could conduct their bouts uninterrupted by the authorities and other adults.
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My colleague John Biggs covered the Series A round for Israel-based Intelligo, a startup that provides "Ongoing Monitoring" — essentially a continuous background check that can detect if (when?) an employee has suddenly become a criminal or other deviant.
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On one hand, defending his need to survive and protect his family; on the other, cursing himself as a cowardly worm, who compromised all his principles, going so far as to denounce his hero, Stravinsky, as a deviant modernist.
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But this book that once called homosexuality a deviant act can still help create and reinforce negative stereotypes for perfectly healthy sexual behavior, said lead study author Christian Joyal, a psychology researcher at the University of Quebec Trois-Rivieres.
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KS: When you think about that, what if it's not a deviant behavior, which it isn't at all, it seems totally healthy to do that — does it change the nature of relationships when you're doing this over digital means?
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This show begins with imagery from the Velvet Underground: The 1963 paperback of that title, an exploration of what was then called deviant sexual behavior and gave the band its name, is one of the first objects on display.
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Jahnn, whose dramas were censored in 193s Germany for their portrayal of "deviant" sexuality (incest and self-mutilation), seemed to equate sexual liberation with personal and collective freedom, exemplified in the sexual interrelationships between male and female Ugrino members.
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The show begins with imagery from the Velvet Underground: the 21976 paperback of that title, an exploration of what was then called deviant sexual behavior and gave the band its name, is one of the first objects on display.
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In the newly released documents — including letters, emails and a journal spanning years — Brown admitted to abusing his then-wife, Molly, calling himself a sex-addicted "deviant" who considered himself a "God" and Molly his personal "slave," according to the documents.
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Though Saudi Arabia has not officially blamed the Islamic State for the attack, the interior ministry characterized the attackers as "kharijites," a term that refers to an early deviant Islamic sect that Saudi officials often compare with the Islamic State.
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I play through a scenario where I'm one of three actual humans making up part of a jury, and the three of us must decide the fate of a... OK, I'll say "deviant walrus," and let your imagination do the rest.
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A few have refused, point-blank, to entertain my requests either on grounds that they are too ticklish to withstand my ardor or that I'm an incorrigible sexual deviant whose foot-based perversions shall not be humored on their time.
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From the 1965 Moynihan report, to the panic about twerking when it first went mainstream, to critiques of the lyrical content of female rappers, Black women's sexuality has been seen as deviant, taboo, and threatening to our culture's moral fiber.
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It contradicts the head coach's testimony before a grand jury and his published statement a week before he died in 2012 that he "had 'no inkling' that Sandusky might be a sexual deviant" until he heard the shocking allegation from McQueary.
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The pair's story unfolds as a double bildungsroman set against a background of political and cultural upheavals, from the Nuremberg trials to Britain's moral panic about "deviant" behaviors and the stirrings of sexual freedom, of which Freya is a committed proponent.
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CEO Caroline Spiegel reportedly described her new video and image-free porn site Quinn as "a less gross, more fun Pornhub for women," a description that suggests women who enjoy typical tube sites, or create content themselves, as deviant sexual outliers.
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But the camps, especially their ambition to rewire people, reveal a familiar logic that has long defined the Chinese state's relationship with its public: a paternalistic approach that pathologizes deviant thought and behavior, and then tries to forcefully transform them.
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Polke's enormous ''Paganini,'' 1981-83, looks like the work of multiple deviant hands, incorporating an etching of the devil mid-fiddle solo, fogbound expanses spiked with graffiti swirls and a stencil of a jester turning a skull into a radiation symbol.
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Journalist Corey Pein, as The Washington Post and others note, discovered a Deviant Art account believed to belong to Tobias Kurtz that featured several images of Nazis, as well as comments that spoke positively of Adolf Hitler and the Nazis.
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Since the eighteenth century, when classical-riding displays became the basis for the modern circus, the sport has been tainted by the notion that it is somehow deviant and even cruel, a display of human power rather than of equine skill.
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Because of the play's medicalizing frame, it becomes unclear whether this "Antebellum Sexual Performance Therapy" is positioned as a means of simply repairing broken relationships or curing the sexually deviant Black participants of their apparently pathological non-desire for white people.
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As sites like Stormfront came online in 1996, white nationalists found each other and a strange thing happened: They developed their own spheres of consensus, controversy and deviance, where ideas that were deviant in mainstream discourse became the common ground to build on.
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Research commissioned by the federal government in the late '60s concluded that family background was a bigger predictor of sexually deviant behavior than access to porn, and sexually well-adjusted adults "reported more experience with pornography as teenagers" than their maladjusted counterparts.
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Since the killings and the letters stopped, it seems likely that he abandoned murder as a hobby and moved into other social deviant behaviors like attending Princeton, working for George W. Bush, or spoiling the GOP's best-laid plans to stop Donald Trump.
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"We live in a world where men can publicly prey upon and demean women and still become president, but if a man wants to kiss a woman's foot and clean her apartment it's considered deviant," Mistress Yin says to Ken in one scene.
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And although our sensibilities have relaxed in recent years, we're still collectively operating under the assumption that "normal" people have "normal" sex, and that an interest in activities outside of what's considered broadly acceptable is an indication of some hidden, deviant character trait.
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The agency quoted the interior ministry as saying that the man, identified as Sweilem al-Ruwaili, had been hiding at one of his comrades from the "deviant group" in the northern al-Jawf region when he was captured in the raid on Thursday.
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Here they made a name for themselves as outlaws by throwing full moon parties—all night beach gatherings occupied by sound systems, bonfires, and LSD—that fell in line with the city's love affair with weird and occasionally deviant arts and culture.
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The tabloids painted Knox as a sex-craved deviant participating in murderous orgies, essentially slut-shaming her to "prove" that she was capable of murder; Pisa is especially jubilant while talking about her (and Kercher's) looks and joking about girl-on-girl crime.
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Today Nazi furry culture lives on in memes and Twitter accounts, curiously untroubled by censorship, and fan art hosted on furry site FurAffinity or Deviant Art, where occasionally swastikas are swapped out for a black pawprint on a red and white background.
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According to a new profile in The New York Times Magazine, the film will feature Monáe as a "deviant" hiding from a totalitarian government and on the run to find her love interest (which just so happens to be Tessa Thompson, Monáe's rumored partner).
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The Arabic-language al-Watan newspaper reported that the Specialised Criminal Court in Riyadh had found the two unnamed defendants guilty of "heeding the calls of (the) ideologically deviant to cause chaos and participate in demonstrations billed as the 'Hunayn Revolution'" of March 11, 2011.
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The suit against St. Paul's School in Concord alleges administrators failed "to meet its most basic obligations to protect the children entrusted to its care," and further contends a "warped culture of sexual misconduct and deviant moral norms" is allowed to pervade at the school.
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"The government has always approached LGBT members as couch grass and as being deviant," explains Secin Tuncel, a member of KAOS GL, one of the country's largest LGBT support and research groups, as well as a fierce supporter of Sportif Lezbon and Ozgur Lig.
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" Mr. Mahdi added that he was "influenced by a group of deviant people from Al Qaeda and Ansar Dine," a Qaeda offshoot in Mali, and said that he hoped his punishment would "serve as a purging of the evil spirits I got involved with.
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Privacy is associated with liberty, but it is also associated with privilege (private roads and private sales), with confidentiality (private conversations), with nonconformity and dissent, with shame and embarrassment, with the deviant and the taboo (Igo does not go there), and with subterfuge and concealment.
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Since monogamy is the cultural norm, it would make sense to fantasize about deviating from that norm, but what's really interesting is that non-consensual non-monogamy—aka cheating—is NOT something that Americans typically fantasize about, despite it also being a deviant desire.
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Mel Gordon, an unorthodox and widely published drama scholar who taught a course in the history of bad acting and wrote books about the ghastly Grand Guignol theater of Paris and the deviant sexual world of Weimar Berlin, died on March 21922 in Richmond, Calif.
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Baked into our politics is the quiet assumption that the elected leader of the country will be constrained by a sense of decency and a respect for basic liberal democratic customs, and that competition among the three branches of government will protect against deviant actors.
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The environments aren't as oppressive, the guns are more numerous (there are even grenades), and small iterations, like being able to access the combat knife using a separate button instead of having to equip it in place of a firearm, make Resident Evil 1.5 seem deviant.
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But it was understood that part of the ethnographer's project was a suspension of belief in conventional assumptions about deviant behavior, and that if you wanted to understand more fully how and why people broke the law, you had to see their world from the inside.
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Now we have Louis C.K., a comedian that the feminist blogosphere often held up as a beacon for how male comedians should treat their female counterparts; as well as a guy who represented a more sensitive, more feminine style of humor being revealed as a deviant.
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Rochelle L. Cressman, 32, faces dozens of charges including 10 counts of statutory sexual assault, 10 counts of involuntary deviant sexual intercourse and 42 counts of indecent assault of a person less than 16 years old, the Titusville Herald, Erie News Now and the Meadville Tribune report.
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As Myles E Johnson wrote earlier in the week, Freedia—"a gay man with dark skin whose gender performance is extremely deviant from the binary"—still sits too far outside of society's norms to fit into our mainstream, however forward-thinking it may want to be.
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Though Haddad has been invited to perform around the world and Dorit has been invited to perform at the White House, neither of them believe the promiscuous and deviant stereotype projected onto women who dance raqs al-sharqi have changed much in the last half-century.
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Practically enslaved to their grandmother — who adores Luismi, the only boy, and beats Yesenia with a wet rope for the slightest infraction — she resents her cousin's feckless, pill-popping lifestyle, constantly spying on the "little crumbsnatcher" in an effort to have him disinherited as a sexual deviant.
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The news followed what had been an especially painful year for families of victims, as debris from the plane was found as far away as Tanzania and new clues emerged, including news that the pilot had mapped out a deviant route on his personal flight simulator.
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" Moore goes on to skewer Trump's greedy profiteering off the family-destroying vice of gambling, his "Nietzschean, social-Darwinist" approach to his (thin) pro-lifery, and his narcissistic lust for power, of which Moore claims: "Social and religious conservatives have always seen this tendency as decadent and deviant.
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When masculinity wants to be vulnerable, or be submissive, or play with their own gender...that becomes deviant and ridiculed and how in media so much of the time the submissive man in BDSM play is not usually the stud or the guy you want to be with.
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For example: our pioneering yet stuffy psychologist sheds her lab coat for bondage gear; the "token" African-American sidekick is the film's muscular wisecracker; and BDSM—now mainstreamed thanks to the Fifty Shades franchise and a growing tolerance of varied sexual behaviors—is depicted as deviant and morally depraved.
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The nonbinding measure, S.C.R. 9, attributes a wide range of social ills to what it called "the pornography epidemic," including objectification of and violence against women, the "hypersexualization" of teens and children and the development of "emotional and medical illnesses" and "deviant sexual arousal" in those who view it.
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But anyone versed in the language of conservative economics will understand immediately that the "deviant" behavior that Buchanan and Tullock wish to curtail consists of any effort by the majority to place restraints on the activities of the rich and powerful, for instance through antitrust laws or environmental regulations.
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Owens has found a small seam of deviant love where his body becomes an instrument that propels others not to fear the black body, but to regard it as something that will reward their trust (though it might do all kinds of things to you while you're enveloped in darkness).
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It wasn't until I started seeing friends coming there while I was working that I was able to break some of the stigma I was quietly carrying—stigma centered in how gay men are viewed as more sexually deviant and reckless, and how attached those views were to establishments like this.
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The sanitation piece is still very mainstream and so to even bring it up with your partner you're really worried that they're gonna think you're filthy or something is deviant about you or that something's wrong with you because you want to pervert something that everybody else accepts as wrong.
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Image: Archaeological SolutionsIn most Roman-era cemeteries in England, archaeologists expect to find some culturally unconventional burials, but as Peachey told the BBC, it's quite rare to find such a high proportion of deviant burials at a single site, suggesting the presence of a specific population with a specific burial tradition.
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Less agreeable people are less tolerant of deviations from convention "This ideology of standardness and correctness — seeing everything that is not standard as deviant — is constantly confronting [the] linguistic reality which is of a lot of [language] diversity, so I would imagine that personality traits would correlate with language attitudes," Guy told Mashable.
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"We have known for some time that certain groups of adolescents are prone to deviant behaviors, but we need to know more about the unique environmental and/or biological vulnerability factors that influence the tendency for risk behavior engagement at the outset," Cavazos-Rehg, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Those of us in the field know that no matter what's going on at the top, we have to work on a micro level, going into those vulnerable communities that need us the most and building trust from people who are often viewed as sexually deviant—or, much worse, as just a number.
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Koh spent his time away on a remote patch of land in the Catskill Mountains, which seems to have guided the artist toward an attunement with nature, and helped him shed his infamously deviant artistic tendencies (which included covering his own poop in gold and selling it for half a million dollars).
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Chambers' trial may have seemed like a cut-and-dry murder case, but the level of sexism present in his trial was notable, given the fact that Chambers' lawyers did everything they could to make Levin seem like a deviant and form the narrative that she somehow deserved what she got with Chambers.
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While the "Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act" will help law enforcement put sexual criminals behind bars and allow victims some semblance of justice and restitution, until the deviant desire for sex with underage children dissipates, the problem will continue to plague our society and threaten our most vulnerable.
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So drawing on Chicago as a disaster is actually a brilliant rhetorical move that frames black folks there as permanently deviant and threatening and a failure of Democratic leadership, subtly linking both to President Obama Ramsin Canon Besides Harold, Jesse Jackson and Louis Farrakhan are based here; Barack Obama cut his political teeth here.
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From its debut on a tiny London stage in 1973 to its subsequent 1975 film adaptation starring Susan Sarandon and Tim Curry, the movie's ensuing cult classic status, and the thousands of midnight screenings that are still held worldwide each year, the horror comedy has always been a legendary celebration of camp and deviant pleasure.
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During the post-convention lull, the press strained hard to create the impression that Hillary Clinton had used (and would use) the Clinton Foundation as a vehicle for pay-to-play corruption, while Trump ran the most deviant and corrosive campaign in modern history and his far more well-documented corruption received relatively scant attention.
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I gained network access and stole several thousands of dollars in physical primitives by picking my way through cheap locks (credit to Deviant Ollam for the rad lockpicking animations.) This client had been pretty confident that I wouldn't get into either facility, much less be able to hit both in a short time span.
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" She highlights that spending time with family members who hold beliefs that queerness is deviant and unnatural creates a unique drain for LGBTQ+ people during the holidays: "You'll usually have to tone down parts of yourself that may shock family members, you won't get to talk about anyone you're dating or be your full self.
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Compared with males who have not played violent video games, males who do play them are 67 per cent more likely to engage in non-violent deviant behaviour, 63 per cent more likely to commit a violent crime or a crime related to violence, and 81 per cent more likely to have engaged in substance use.
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But while this year's series brings plenty of out-there scares (including a veritable smorgasbord of sexually deviant clowns with nightmarishly giant heads, if that's what you're into), it kicks off with a horror ripped straight from reality — and maybe straight from your own living room, depending on how you felt watching the returns roll in last Nov. 8.
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Herjavec claims that in March 2015, he received a letter from an attorney acting on behalf of Vasinova threatening to expose "graphic details of [his] deviant sexual fantasies and escapades" — a reference to a visit the former couple paid to a sexual fantasy club in September 2014 at Vasinova's request — if Herjavec did not make an unidentified payment.
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First is the one offered by Josh and his lieutenants, the edgy extravaganza in which people are thrown together and tested against the mass of others; where drink and drugs and deviant behaviors stack and build until "the bunker" is a fevered hell and civilization frays, falls apart … at which point the authorities intervene and shut the thing down.
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These include a drama about cockfighting in Paris ("No Fear, No Die," 19993); a vampire thriller that French audiences booed for its extreme violence and deviant sexuality ("Trouble Every Day," 2001); and a dreamy reimagining of the philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy's account of his heart transplant, shot in locations including Tahiti and Switzerland ("The Intruder," 2004).
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After World War II, immigration slowed and the university was expanding, and what became known, under the leadership of Everett Hughes, as the Second Chicago School was less interested in ethnic minorities than it was in the processes of professionalization — how some people come to self-identify as ''doctors'' or ''lawyers'' — as well as the mechanics by which some subcultures were labeled ''deviant.
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Ashley Parkins Pruitt, a teacher and coach at Locust Fork High School and then at Appalachian High School, pleaded guilty in 2017 to two counts of performing a sex act with a student or deviant sexual intercourse with a student and two counts of distribution of pornography to a minor, according to a release from Pamela L. Casey, District Attorney for the 41st Judicial Circuit of Alabama.
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In the weeks since Trump reprised the Vince Foster murder conspiracy theory (weeks in which he incited a campaign of racial intimidation against a federal judge, and accused President Obama of being an ISIS sympathizer among other things) Trump has received exactly the kind of coverage that he deserves, and my fear that the media will stop treating Trump as a deviant has waned.
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Grace Medford If you find yourself offended by what I'm about to say, consider your feelings irrelevant and incorrect: "Ooh Ooh Baby" is a better version of "Womanizer"—breathy, racy, sexy, with lyrics that you can enjoy both as an unsuspecting 11-year-old and as a fully-formed adult deviant ("I can feel you on my lips / I can feel you deep inside").
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"It was accepted that 'a free and democratic society must tolerate certain offensive conduct as well as some obnoxious or morally deviant behavior' and that application of the tort of intentional infliction of emotional distress, or outrage, should be limited to only the most exceptional circumstances," New Mexico District Judge Alan M. Malott wrote in a 2010 Albuquerque Business Journal article about the shortcomings of the law.
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This is confirmed by the apparently infinite subdivisions within the movement; outdoing the left's fondness for obscure self-labeling, subdivisions such as the Anime Right, the Trash Right and Beach Boys Twitter coexist on Twitter, spinning out their bizarre conflicts, tweeting about how Hitler was a friend to animals, creating Deviant Art tributes to "Pony Nationalism," and offending the unwitting normies who occasionally stumble into their world.
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Soon, through a series of subtle deceptions and maneuvers, the Kims infiltrate every part of the Park household's staff: Their father, Ki-taek, takes over as chauffeur after the Kims lead the Parks to believe that their previous driver is a sexual deviant; their mother replaces the housekeeper, Moon-gwang, after the Kims convince the Parks (falsely, of course) that Moon-gwang has tuberculosis.
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" The paper reported other such acts in Maple Grove, Minnesota, at the University of Vermont Hillel Organization, and at Texas State University, in San Marcos, where police were trying to determine who had distributed flyers reading "Now that our man Trump is elected and Republicans own both the Senate and the House—time to organize tar & feather VIGILANTE SQUADS and go arrest and torture those deviant university leaders spouting off all this diversity garbage.
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For all his professions of horror at the revelations about predatory priests whose activities were covered up by the hierarchy — and for all his other admirably enlightened and pastoral actions — it seems the pope has yet to fully appreciate that the abuse of minors is not simply a matter of a few deviant priests protected by overzealous prelates but of his church's acceptance of a horrible violation of a most sacred trust: that of a devout and questioning youth and a spiritual guide.
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