This shall include any attempts to forcibly cut or shorten my hair or to forcibly feed me by any medical or pseudo-medical means.
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Moonves Has A History Of Forcibly Kissing Women In Business Meetings Actress Illeana Douglas and writer Janet Jones both describe being forcibly kissed by Moonves.
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Police forcibly dispersed the protest and detained over 1,000 people.
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Now, this choice was forcibly taken away from my ancestors.
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Israeli police said several people were forcibly removed and questioned.
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One remembers Bernard describing Berganza forcibly kissing her in 2006.
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Forcibly content with my seat, I headed to the gate.
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His friends, however, insist Mr. Gui was forcibly taken away.
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But she was caught and forcibly returned to Saudi Arabia.
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There are nearly 70m forcibly displaced people in the world.
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Chicago police were then brought in to forcibly remove him.
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Forcibly creating normalcy is just one way of doing that.
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More than half of all forcibly displaced people are children.
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My success was all down to my forcibly honed nunchi.
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But what happens when that exterior is forcibly ripped off?
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California forcibly sterilized about 20,000 people between 1909 and 1963.
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Trans women have had their heads forcibly shaven, it added.
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An initial decision to forcibly discharge Sergeant Martland by Nov.
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Mr. Sawah said he was given antipsychotic drugs, sometimes forcibly.
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Other countries are allowed to forcibly return them to Afghanistan.
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Rats forcibly deprived of REM sleep die within five weeks.
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When they did, they beat her and forcibly repatriated her.
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Perhaps the most notable is, prior to the creation of the concentration camps, the Nazis did in fact forcibly expel thousands of Jews from Germany — and, as part of the policy, forcibly separated Jewish families.
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Then, the women allegedly forcibly removed her baby from her womb.
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About 45,000 are thought to have been forcibly made to disappear.
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Under a border agreement with North Korea, it forcibly deports them.
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Police say her unborn baby was forcibly removed from her womb.
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"This is serious shit," he says, forcibly holding her in place.
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This now grants authorities the right to forcibly quarantine infected individuals.
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They can start by speaking out much more forcibly for Trump.
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He then dragged me to the bathroom and forcibly raped me.
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Any children accompanying them are then forcibly separated from their parent.
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He grabs her and forcibly prevents her from leaving his house.
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Putin, while serving as prime minister, forcibly denounced the then-U.
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If they swell it may begin to repress them more forcibly.
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They forcibly enter a school and distribute condoms to its pupils.
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Then, Daniela's parents come to forcibly remove her from Lito's friendship.
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Families are being forcibly separated, and children pulled out of school.
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Thousands may be forcibly expelled or trapped between the fighting lines.
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Authorities mobilized on Thursday to forcibly remove protesters from their encampments.
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It also forcibly conscripted civilians into the army or loyalist militias.
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Dao was forcibly removed to make room for United crew members.
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Jones' allegation that Kelly forcibly starved her is a new accusation.
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Chinese dissidents seeking refuge in Thailand have also been forcibly repatriated.
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Both women said Mr. Oreskes forcibly kissed them on the lips.
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Don't try to forcibly remove someone, even if you're gravely concerned.
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That's where Haleyi said he forcibly performed oral sex on her.
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Syria accounts for the world's largest number of forcibly displaced people.
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The purpose is not to transfer power forcibly for political gain.
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Others have been forcibly deported or are challenging their deportation orders.
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He fought separation and worked hard until they forcibly retired him.
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Like it has in the facilities where we forcibly detain children?
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Mr. De León suggests that decision is forcibly determined by politics.
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They are going to go after her and forcibly return her.
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Manning's hair is forcibly cut to the military standard male length.
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He drove past the house repeatedly and then forcibly ejected her.
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In it, Argento accused Weinstein of forcibly performing oral sex on her.
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The Sudanese military has moved to forcibly disperse protesters since April 11.
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This is all 2,300 children have been torn from their parents forcibly.
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And Russia has absorbed Crimea after it forcibly seized it from Ukraine.
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Officers then forcibly broke down a gate and rushed into the building.
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Her family had been forcibly resettled there under the rule of Stalin.
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She becomes the country's first democratically elected leader to be forcibly removed.
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Writer Janet Jones alleged Moonves forcibly kissed her at a work meeting.
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Rosen tried to forcibly grope or kiss co-workers, sources told NPR.
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Soon, the man nearby forcibly removes the child from the priest's arms.
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She says he pushed her against a wall and forcibly kissed her.
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They were not beyond turning churches into mosques and forcibly converting Christians.
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He did not say whether the camps' inmates are being forcibly detained.
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There was an attempt to forcibly commit Jonathan to a mental institution.
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Between 1968-1989 Iraq forcibly evacuated Kurds to settlements in the north.
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During WWII, families of Japanese descent were forcibly interned in camps together.
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Such efforts to forcibly subdue an erection can result in its fracture.
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Prosecutors sought a hearing to decide whether he should be forcibly medicated.
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You have the ability to more forcibly drive debate on key issues.
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Al Franken was accused of groping and forcibly kissing broadcaster Leeann Tweeden.
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Al Franken groped and "forcibly kissed" her without her consent in 2006.
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The United Nations report that 68.5 million people are forcibly displaced worldwide.
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Women are now being almost forcibly stripped and fined on France's beaches.
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In several cases aid deliveries have been forcibly blocked by Rakhine Buddhists.
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Saddam Hussein forcibly displaced them during his "Arabization" campaign in the 1980s.
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Many Taínos were brutally enslaved, forcibly assimilated, or died during this period.
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It is not OK to forcibly kiss a woman without her consent.
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But the world has 65 million forcibly displaced people, a record number.
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Nielsen oversaw DHS while it forcibly separated migrant children from the parents.
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After he refused, he was forcibly pinned down by public safety officers.
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Children were forcibly taken from such mothers and put up for adoption.
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The Iraqis cannot forcibly remove him with Kirkuk under pesh merga control.
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I can't imagine being forcibly separated from my children for any reason.
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They complained of being groped, forcibly kissed or subjected to unwanted advances.
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On Thursday she denounced the authorities' plan to forcibly remove the men.
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A former girlfriend alleged Elliott forcibly pulled her out of a car.
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Assange was forcibly removed by authorities from the Ecuadoran Embassy in London.
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Her story went viral on social media after she was forcibly evicted.
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I have never forcibly grabbed any woman or man in my life.
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Earlier this month, a woman alleged Franken groped and forcibly kissed her.
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You may have friends who have been forcibly disappeared, bodies never found.
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As part of the policy, parents were forcibly separated from their children.
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Once Steam has been forcibly closed, it can be reopened as normal.
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She said he groped and forcibly kissed her, according to the lawsuit.
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There are two reasons Republican leaders have not challenged Trump more forcibly.
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As a "reward" for being forcibly sexually assaulted by the Waterfords, Commander Fred (Joseph Fiennes) gives June the one thing she wants: a reunion with her daughter, Hannah (Jordana Blake), from whom she'd been forcibly separated five years earlier.
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Instead it calls them "forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals", which supposedly means something different.
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Y., said that he was forcibly holding a door open at the site.
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Some women had even had their scarves removed forcibly in public, they said.
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US officials began forcibly separating children and parents arriving at the US border.
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Gooding Jr. turned himself in to police Thursday for forcibly touching a woman.
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It's become a ritual over the past year — scheduled time to forcibly relax.
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On Monday, United forcibly removed an Asian man from a Chicago-Louisville flight.
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He says Singer then forcibly anally penetrated him, all while ignoring Guzman's pleas.
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These rising oceans spell disaster for coastal residents who could be forcibly displaced.
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Every single Windows 10 machine will eventually be forcibly updated to Creators Update.
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Under apartheid non-whites were forcibly moved to areas far from city centres.
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The ISIS fighters who had forcibly taken the home killed all of them.
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ISIS soldiers killed at will and forcibly converted minorities to Islam, Aboush says.
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She says Carter forcibly performed oral sex on her and made her reciprocate.
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He segued to CrossFit until a herniated disc forcibly segued him into gymnastics.
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Forcibly juxtaposed, the two manipulated female bodies perplex, considering their incomparable contextual histories.
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That is, if he has not been forcibly ejected from office himself—again.
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A former Democratic aide has accused Franken of trying to forcibly kiss her.
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Their leaders often behave more as warlords, forcibly extracting resources from local communities.
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If other countries were forcibly returning people to their deaths, we would protest.
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It is not okay to forcibly kiss a woman every without her consent.
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Petrol station shortages have eased after police forcibly removed pickets from fuel depots.
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Attempts to call for help were forcibly muffled by the nominee, she claimed.
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So, officials requested a warrant to forcibly draw blood -- and it was granted.
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She refused to move from a ladies waiting lounge and was forcibly ejected.
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Even camels were not spared the politics: 000,000 Qatari animals were forcibly repatriated.
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I met one 16-year-old girl who was forcibly married three times.
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A judge can be forcibly removed from office only through impeachment and conviction.
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Mr. Chen's friends and family said they believed he had been forcibly quarantined.
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As we previously reported ... a woman claims she was forcibly raped on Feb.
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To avoid looking bad, local officials intercept, detain and forcibly return petitioners home.
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Harris is, essentially, asserting that people have a right to be forcibly medicated.
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He was also charged with forcibly transferring Muslim women and children from Srebrenica.
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She also said Franken forcibly kissed her while they were rehearsing a sketch.
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Washington (CNN)Protesters tried to "forcibly enter" the Washington office of Republican Rep.
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I loaded the dishwasher so forcibly that I'm surprised the plates didn't shatter.
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After about a year, when she was 15, he forcibly raped her, Araoz said.
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One girl, 15, alleged that Nuñez began forcibly molesting and raping her since 2005.
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They were forcibly turned into monsters of darkness by the Children of the Forest.
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That land was forcibly taken from black people during the colonial and apartheid eras.
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" The woman said Gogoi forcibly hugged her and "touched her all over her body.
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Kolomoisky denies any wrongdoing and says the bank was forcibly nationalised without proper justification.
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The suit goes on to allege Singer then forcibly performed oral sex on Guzman.
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Another accuser described how Stewart would allegedly forcibly kiss her while unbuttoning her pants.
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We assume he had all existing golf courses collectivised, and caddies forcibly re-educated.
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Later, the two met together about a work deal, when Moonves forcibly kissed her.
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From 21, under apartheid, 3.5m blacks were forcibly moved to isolated reservations called "homelands".
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The ANC has balked at Zimbabwe's ruinous policy of forcibly seizing white-owned farms.
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Charging documents also said he had "forcibly kissed" a female Marine corporal in 2014.
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She was turned back by police and forcibly escorted to the border with Germany.
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Maradona was forcibly retired from the national team in 1991 when he was 30.
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A man catches feelings for the girl who tried to forcibly enter his home.
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In April, a United passenger was forcibly removed from his seat, prompting public outrage.
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The most serious crimes include genocide, torture, chemical weapon attacks, and forcibly displacing civilians.
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However, rights groups have said some men were forcibly conscripted after fleeing the fighting.
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Parents have been forcibly separated from their young children and husbands from their wives.
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Around 65m have been forcibly displaced either within their own country or outside it.
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It's not entirely clear why the military would have needed to forcibly take control.
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Apple gutted the perfectly fine Music app and forcibly grafted Apple Music's features in.
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Alva Johnson, a former Trump campaign staffer, said he forcibly kissed her in 2016.
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Latvia was forcibly incorporated into Stalin's Soviet Union in 1940, during World War Two.
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But the election of Donald Trump has forcibly brought queer culture to a crossroads.
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Kolomoisky denies any wrongdoing and says the bank was forcibly nationalized without proper justification.
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The soul hasn't chosen to leave, so much as it has been forcibly evicted.
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He has been accused of groping or trying to forcibly kiss several women. Sen.
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But this week, I want to forcibly draw the comparison between Trump and Sen.
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But instead, he forcibly, suddenly, and violently took their phone without justification or provocation.
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Chombo, who told the court he was forcibly removed from his home on Nov.
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Latifa was forcibly returned to Dubai, and hasn't been heard from in public since.
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First, forcibly express their belief in the humanity and patriotism of their political opponents.
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Franken apologized Thursday after reports he forcibly kissed and groped a woman in 43.
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More than 4,000 farmers were forcibly evicted from their land in often violent struggles.
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The state has no current plans to forcibly remove people from the protest site.
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FARC was formed in 1964 with rebels wanting to forcibly redistribute wealth in Colombia.
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Another says that Franken forcibly kissed her and later groped her while she slept.
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Forcibly assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers engaged in the performance of their official duties.
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The women detailed their accounts of being groped, fondled and forcibly kissed by Trump.
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Security officers forcibly removed Dr. Dao after he refused to give up his seat.
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But criticism is mounting over the government's decision not to forcibly close social spaces.
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Restarting the Apple TV may help stop the forcibly closed app from freezing again.
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Israel's bad decision to forcibly deport African migrants has stirred additional, and warranted, indignation.
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" After one of the women objected, the other minister "immediately and forcibly raped her.
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Those who breached the gate were beaten and forcibly removed by the municipal guards.
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During one encounter, Epstein held Araoz tightly and forcibly raped her, the lawsuit states.
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Papua New Guinea is threatening to cut off food supplies and forcibly move refugees.
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Under this strategy, a bank is recused by forcibly converting junior debt to equity.
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But Mr. Moncayo was forcibly trying to keep him inside the home, he added.
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She was even forcibly fed in jail after she went on a hunger strike.
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Twice on Tuesday, Teixeira was forcibly removed from the courtroom because of vocal outbursts.
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Mr. Gelb raised the prospect of having him escorted out, more or less forcibly.
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Regional leaders allied with Mr. Abdullah have threatened to forcibly take over provincial governments.
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It is not clear who ordered the National Guard to intervene forcibly on Monday.
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Nowhere to go Forcibly returning Somali refugees back to Somalia is not the solution.
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His beard could be forcibly cut off in the back of a moving van.
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GC A lot of kids had their parents come and forcibly take them away.
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But what use they have when 3500 people are forcibly evicted, who can say?
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Figures of those forcibly disappeared vary widely, but number in the tens of thousands.
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The Houthis bear full responsibility for using this location to (detain) forcibly disappeared Yemenis.
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One, Gena Richardson — then a senior in high school — said Moore forcibly kissed her.
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If you forcibly take a child from their parents' arms, you are kidnapping them.
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I was encouraged forcibly to meet George Lucas and that meeting changed my life.
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With the ruling, she became the country's first democratically elected leader to be forcibly removed.
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Leo Ryan, forcibly kissed her when she was a congressional staffer, The Washington Post reported.
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But demonstrators say they're prepared to stay and authorities say they won't forcibly remove them.
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I had to forcibly pull him off her bed and walk him out the door.
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She had been strangled and her unborn baby forcibly removed from her womb, police said.
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Nearly 15,000 people were forcibly expelled from France during the same period, according to AFP.
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"In my opinion, I was forcibly castrated," Maxi said in an interview with BuzzFeed News.
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Forcibly transplanted immortal Phillippe seeks to resurrect a friend he lost in the last novel.
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But at worst, he's alleged to have forcibly kissed and attempted to grope female coworkers.
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Mr Kim's government also earns more than $1bn a year by forcibly sending labourers abroad.
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Cimino allegedly forcibly kissed Johnson in once instance and also sent sexually suggestive text messages.
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Germany says Thanh was seeking asylum there but was forcibly repatriated by Vietnam last August.
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Al Franken, who was accused of groping and forcibly kissing a news anchor in 2006.
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The NYPD came and forcibly pulled her ONE-YEAR-OLD son out of her arms.
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She was only 18 when she was forcibly uprooted from her small town in Czechoslovakia.
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So, in theory, if Donald Trump wins, he will forcibly take President Obama's Twitter followers.
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Flaca (Jackie Cruz) and Maritza (Diane Guerrero) are forcibly separated and put into different buses.
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Over the next four years, the Nazis forcibly sterilized an estimated four hundred thousand Germans.
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She alleges Moonves forcibly kissed her during an act that she classified as sexual assault.
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Killed by Thanos when the Mind Stone is forcibly removed from him in Infinity War.
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The footage of police forcibly removing the ADAPT protesters is both inspiring and predictably heartbreaking.
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He insisted she give him a massage, and then forcibly performed oral sex on her.
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He led a group of 400 desplazados who tried to forcibly reoccupy land in Urabá.
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As of last year, an estimated 65.6 million people were forcibly displaced around the world.
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In April, a United Airlines passenger was forcibly removed from his seat, prompting public outrage.
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Syria has the highest percentage of a forcibly displaced population on the list, at 25%.
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United recently settled with a passenger whom security agents forcibly dragged off an overbooked plane.
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More than 65 MILLION people are now counted as forcibly displaced by the United Nations.
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Forcibly separating children from their parents can have lifelong health implications for the young people.
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Forcibly annexing part of another country, This behavior isn't generally viewed as good neighborliness, either.
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The parasite becomes a danger "only when it goes up the nose forcibly," Wadhawan said.
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Nor was I consulted when I was forcibly removed from mi mamá y mi papá.
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Forty percent of Africans forcibly brought to the US set foot on American soil here.
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There are 68.5 million forcibly displaced people, the equivalent of the entire population of France.
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Clinton was not in fact a lesbian communist, I'd have been forcibly removed, or worse.
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Police tracked him to a vacant home in Beverly Shores, which he had forcibly entered.
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Under international, E.U. and Turkish law, refugees cannot be forcibly sent to an unsafe country.
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It was one of those instances of reality asserting itself forcibly into these contrived situations.
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This case, should it be decided in Big Sky Scientific's favor, could forcibly change that.
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Inside the camps, the detainees are forcibly taught Chinese language skills and Communist Party propaganda.
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They sat across from me as he forcibly instructed her, shoving her, to move over.
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Chicago PD said the man started yelling before Aviation Officers tried to forcibly remove him.
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"The Palestinian people came out to forcibly stop this meeting," said a protester, Ahmed Odeh.
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Pulitzer winner Junot Díaz has been accused forcibly kissing a woman and berating two others
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For years, the military has forcibly fed chronic protesters when their weight dropped too much.
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He agreed to reinstate hundreds of forcibly retired judges, but mostly in more junior positions.
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Mr. Miller was forcibly escorted from the lectern, shouting inaudibly as he was tugged away.
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To pay the federal debts, forcibly collecting federal revenue was essential for the first time.
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What struck him most forcibly was how round it was, how beautiful, and how blue.
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"Ambassador Sondland also denies exposing himself to her or forcibly kissing her," his lawyer wrote.
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Police forcibly removed the protesters, with one person dragged out by their arms and legs.
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After the woman pushed Ms. Campbell away, Ms. Campbell forcibly took the hijab, prosecutors said.
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Haley alleged Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her in his Manhattan apartment in 2006.
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After its release, I asked my friends how many times someone had forcibly grabbed them.
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He told Reuters: "No youth are being used to forcibly collect contributions from the population".
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Congress may forcibly remove a judge from office through the process of impeachment and conviction.
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Tweeden also accused him of forcibly kissing her during a rehearsal for a USO show.
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When I read about babies being forcibly taken from their mothers, I remember this photograph.
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United is sorry about that time it forcibly removed a passenger who sustained multiple injuries.
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Beyond prevention, the doctors could forcibly widen the arterial blockade or inject clot-busting drugs.
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She was captured at sea, forcibly taken back, and has not been heard from since.
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But Justice John Harlan wrote for the majority that individuals could not be forcibly vaccinated.
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If they were a country, the forcibly displaced would be the 22.5st largest in the world.
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But when Curb saw what Craig had become, he had him forcibly removed from his office.
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Both of these symbols were forcibly applied, depriving the bearer of all status, leading to violence.
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Okada owned 20 percent of Wynn Resorts before the company forcibly redeemed his stake in 2012.
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I moved into a new apartment, quit my job, and forcibly removed people from my life.
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She is for banning assault weapons but not forcibly buying back the millions in private hands.
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Papua New Guinea has threatened to forcibly move the men if they remain inside the center.
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He then forcibly pulled back my hair as I attempted to stand up from the sofa.
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National Briefing A woman who collapsed and died after being forcibly removed from a Blountstown, Fla.
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How was the airline able to get away with forcibly dragging a man off a plane?
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Two men forcibly remove her from her seat because one person can't occupy an entire booth.
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From the 1850s, tribes were forcibly moved onto reservations and Indian-held land was parcelled out.
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The UN Refugee Agency estimates that 66m people worldwide have been forcibly displaced from their homes.
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Carmen, who was forcibly placed in a mental hospital, was allowed to tell her full story.
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But worried he would be forcibly fingerprinted, he snuck out of the camp with his friend.
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Under the formalised racism of apartheid 3.5m blacks were forcibly moved to isolated reservations called "homelands".
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" Moonves, she said, grabbed her and forcibly kissed her: "He shoved his tongue down my throat.
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Yet Khadim Rizvi, a Muslim cleric, was not worried about being forcibly evicted by the army.
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Before the conviction, al-Arab was "reportedly forcibly disappeared for a month," the UN statement said.
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This wasn't a case of a member of the media being forcibly removed from the country.
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In the docs, she says he forcibly grabbed her by the hair, hit and choked her.
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Protectors have refused to leave the land, and it's unclear whether police will forcibly remove them.
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Two photos by Elyxanrdo Cegarra immortalize calm-looking Venezualan police officers forcibly detaining distressed young people.
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A lot of the victims were held down and forcibly injected with it, which is murder.
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Many are forcibly sent abroad to developing countries; in exchange, the Cuban government collects their salary.
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Amnesty said it has documented cases of both registered and unregistered Syrian refugees being forcibly returned.
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If just one app seems to be acting balky or freezing up, try forcibly closing it.
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When the refugees seem likely to be forcibly removed from Berlin, Richard and his friends act.
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Buddhist groups accuse some Muslim organizations of radicalizing the community and forcibly converting people to Islam.
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"Twenty-three hundred children have been torn from their parents forcibly," an emotional Rivera shot back.
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Those attacked believe the Fulani herdsmen want to forcibly take over their lands for cattle grazing.
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Al Franken about allegations that he forcibly kissed a woman and groped her while she slept.
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In doing so, we were saved from the world that Hitler was attempting to forcibly impose.
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The new indictment accuses Weinstein of forcibly performing oral sex on a woman in July 2006.
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She grabbed my elbow and was trying to pull me forcibly back in the other direction.
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Multiple women have accused Franken of forcibly kissing them or touching them inappropriately during photo opportunities.
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And about 63 million Afghan migrants are expected to return to Afghanistan — many of them forcibly.
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After all, he faced multiple claims of sexual harassment during the campaign which he forcibly denied.
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To be drafted is to be forcibly used to produce the essential social good of peace.
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United shares dropped nearly 1 percent after the airline forcibly removed a passenger from a flight.
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The New York Times reported on two women having encounters during which Trump forcibly grabbed them.
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Counting people forcibly displaced within their home countries, that figure balloons to a staggering 60 million.
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Because those were the aspects of Ukrainian culture that were Sovietized and Russified, were forcibly changed.
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Hundreds of thousands of civilians were forcibly moved, and an estimated 20043,000 people lost their lives.
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Nobody knew what would happen if Trump had to be forcibly removed from the White House.
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But everything in any medium that is forcibly literal and physical eventually becomes metaphorical or indirect.
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This is a country that went from poised to conquer to the Pacific to forcibly disarmed.
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She does not know the whereabouts of her missing child, but fears he was forcibly conscripted.
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In addition, the woman had never wavered in her assertion that she had been forcibly raped.
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By the end of 2015, some 65.3 million people were forcibly displaced from their homes globally.
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And she wanted her oldest daughter to hear about what it meant to be forcibly sterilized.
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The police force at Fort Meade remained on high alert for people trying to forcibly enter.
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Forcibly separating children from their families is inherently traumatic and should always be a last resort.
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Video of the police forcibly removing the family, who were protesting their treatment, was posted online.
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Lieutenant Salim, 26, said her family was forcibly evicted and replaced by Arabs in the 1980s.
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An end to the conflict might cause Pakistan and Iran to forcibly repatriate millions of refugees.
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During the Great Depression, at least one million Mexican nationals and Mexican-Americans were forcibly repatriated.
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She and another mother of two lived in the vacant home before they were forcibly evicted.
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Solis and Vogel also accused Sondland of forcibly kissing them after he asked for a hug.
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The number of migrants forcibly returned is much lower: 25,000 in 2016, and 20,914 in 2015.
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But just as dehumanizing as being forcibly outed is being written out of the story entirely.
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He also is charged with forcibly performing oral sex on production assistant Mimi Haley in 2006.
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She accused him of "lunging" at her, forcibly kissing her, and forcing his penis inside her.
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During that rehearsal, Tweeden said Franken grabbed the back of her neck and forcibly kissed her.
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Taiwan has been in uproar since Kenya forcibly deported the 45 nationals to China this month.
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In 2012, Wynn Resorts forcibly redeemed 25 million shares which belonged to Aruze founder Kazuo Okada.
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The plan would forcibly prohibit most private health insurance, replacing it with a national insurance plan.
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Even then, they risk being forcibly repatriated by governments acting at the behest of Saudi Arabia.
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Erdogan's security forcibly removed a number of protesters from a venue in Ecuador in February, 2016.
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It forcibly disappeared or assassinated tens of thousands of people, and made widespread use of torture.
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This new charge comes from Weinstein allegedly forcibly performing oral sex on a third woman in 2006.
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German medical doctors, for example, used radiation to forcibly sterilize 7,200 disabled women in the mid-213s.
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After an exchange with the manager, Desmond was forcibly removed from the theater and put in jail.
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She accused Conley of forcibly having sex with her shortly after watching the other couple have sex.
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That's changing on June 26th, when anyone still using Gchat will be forcibly transitioned over to Hangouts.
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Police say he then fled the location in his grandmother's vehicle, forcibly taking the girl with him.
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Of the 13,000 sent back from Sweden last year 10,000 went voluntarily whereas 3,000 were forcibly deported.
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When al-Araqib was first demolished in 2010, many of its residents were forcibly relocated to Rahat.
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The statement says that, between December 2016 and March 2017, Sanchez forcibly raped a teenager three times.
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"If they are unable to pay their debts, the children are forcibly taken from them," explains Bonnaud.
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" But she, too, questioned forcibly removing homeless people from the streets, something she likened to "criminalizing homelessness.
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The smart cards however, identify an individual as a "forcibly displaced Myanmar national" and not as Rohingya.
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A California teacher was arrested after forcibly cutting off a student's hair while singing the national anthem.
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United discontinued the practice of forcibly removing passengers to give their seats to crew following the incident.
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The Greek police forcibly removed Afghan protesters from train tracks along the border with Macedonia on Tuesday.
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SNHR has documented at least 85,036 people forcibly disappeared across Syria since the start of the war.
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It (almost) makes me barely notice I'm getting hair forcibly ripped out of my private parts. Almost.
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Even if Lochte was charged, legal experts say it's unlikely he would be forcibly returned to Brazil.
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It's vital for women to speak out loudly and forcibly, and to share their pain and outrage.
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After forcibly entering, they found the man and his wife dead of gunshot wounds in their bedroom.
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Bell that states had the right to forcibly sterilize men and women they considered unfit to breed.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - One of the police officers who forcibly removed a passenger from a United Airlines UAL.
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You have a record numbers of people being forcibly displaced, both internally within countries and across borders.
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Cops say he began yelling at the request, at which point Aviation Officers tried forcibly removing him.
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She says he again tried to forcibly kiss her, and after she rebuffed his advances, he left.
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Bell, the Supreme Court's eight-to-one decision found that "undesirable" American citizens could be forcibly sterilized.
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One man refused to leave, and United called airport officials, who forcibly removed him from the plane.
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Hunter was part of the Stolen Generations, forcibly taken from her family at the age of eight.
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Instead, Beck choked her, dug his fingers forcibly into her neck and penetrated her with his fingers.
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Asia Argento, a film actress and director, said Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her in 1997.
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Nevertheless, he has twice been elected as chief justice, on the second occasion after being forcibly ejected.
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The incident comes just months after Dr. David Dao was forcibly dragged off an overbooked United flight.
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Love is not an impossible luxury, but our life's blood that has been forcibly taken from us.
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The unilateral decision to forcibly separate children from their parents and presume they are criminals is wrong.
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Other countries have expressed concerns about potential Russian aggression, particularly after Russia forcibly annexed Crimea from Ukraine.
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The Migrant Center for Human Rights has worked with a number of families forcibly separated by immigration.
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French soldiers helped stabilize the capital, but near the Sudanese border the Chadian Army forcibly conscripted children.
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She also said he kissed her forcibly during a rehearsal for a skit during a USO tour.
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Those seeking solace in Germany have found none: most have been ordered to leave or forcibly deported.
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Mr. Sarkozy took some similar measures to those of Mr. Hollande, forcibly breaking the blockades at refineries.
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Missions included forcibly repatriating Saudis from other Arab countries and detaining and abusing prisoners, the Times reported.
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She said that one of his staffers also sexually assaulted her in January 2001, forcibly kissing her.
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If he does and speaks forcibly, and with action, we should be ready to welcome his voice.
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A former staffer on Wednesday accused a New York state senator of forcibly kissing her in 2015.
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She also alleged that the Minnesota Democrat forcibly kissed her while the two were rehearsing a sketch.
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Once they leave, women are treated like national security threats, aggressively tracked and sometimes forcibly brought back.
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The eight Turks have said that their lives would be in danger if they were forcibly repatriated.
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Turkey has previously denied forcibly returning refugees to Syria, which would be a violation of international law.
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He said the proposals are punitive and aim to forcibly prevent companies from leaving the United States.
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One involves the body of a young martyr, forcibly taken from a morgue by an angry crowd.
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When he proposes to Jo, he pushes too hard, ramming through her disinterest and grabbing her forcibly.
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It is not simply to vanish, but to be vanished: forcibly abducted and, often, never seen again.
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Refugees fleeing nations at war like Libya, Syria and Yemen cannot be forcibly returned under international law.
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One is about people who get forcibly changed into animals if they don't find a romantic partner.
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As we sat in on the corruption trial of Joseph Percoco recently, we found ourselves forcibly phoneless.
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She was forcibly married to an ISIS fighter and was pregnant at the time of her capture.
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Then, without thinking, as though forcibly pushed by the weight of all that wonder, Suref steps backwards.
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They were forcibly stripped, held down and repeatedly raped so violently that they bled for days afterward.
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"The Fed needs to act more forcibly and try to prevent things before they happen," Ladner added.
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In each case, territory had been forcibly seized from local tribes by the Ethiopian military without compensation.
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The other woman accused him of forcibly performing a sexual act on her in Manhattan in 2006.
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Haley testified that Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her in her Manhattan apartment in New York.
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Instead, he used that power to sexually assault her, and he twice forcibly raped her, Hast said.
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She also wrote that Franken forcibly kissed her while they were rehearsing a sketch for a performance.
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Zari, another Taliban widow, who was forcibly married at the age of 14, was not so lucky.
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Grace Mugabe also has been accused of forcibly displacing local communities from land for her private preserves.
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Some 3,700 people aboard remain forcibly quartered; at least 135 passengers have tested positive for the virus.
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Nazanin was forcibly brought to a psychiatric ward, kept in solitary confinement and chained to a bed.
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He had been forcibly removed from a demonstration against Poland's effective ruler, the party chairman Mr. Kaczynski.
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They fled abuses, illegal taxation by armed groups, attempts to forcibly recruit their children, and sexual violence.
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In 1930, she was taken forcibly to a Swiss sanatorium, where she was treated by Sigmund Freud.
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Between 1968 and 1973, these inhabitants were forcibly sent to Mauritius, the Seychelles, and other British territories.
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Eight people died in clashes after the military forcibly cleared access to the plant briefly on Tuesday.
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He finally stepped down after GOP leadership started taking steps to forcibly remove him from his panels.
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They accuse Sondland of trying to forcibly kiss them, exposing himself or touching them in unwanted ways.
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These included cases of children being forcibly medicated, assaulted, and restrained for long periods, among other allegations.
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"But instead, he forcibly, suddenly, and violently took their phone without justification or provocation," the statement said.
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They were forcibly relocated from the Northern Plains to the state when it was still Indian Territory.
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As early as August, he had security forcibly eject Univision reporter Jorge Ramos from a press conference.
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Her true identity is no longer stymied by her upbringing, nor is it forcibly denied behind bars.
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Overall, an estimated 2.78 million surgical procedures would have been needed for all forcibly displaced people in 2014.
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On Sunday, August 7, 2016, the two men were forcibly removed from their vehicle while traveling in Kabul.
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It says hundreds of thousands of Uighur Muslims in China have been forcibly sent to re-education centers.
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They say the citizen journalist was forcibly quarantined by Wuhan police after disseminating viral video reports about coronavirus.
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Dutch police dispersed the crowd with truncheons, dogs and water-cannons, and forcibly returned the minister to Germany.
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The man then fled the location in his grandmother's vehicle, forcibly taking the other female victim with him.
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Experience has proved that this order is invariably deranged when it is forcibly interfered with by the state.
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The federal government had been forcibly removing Indigenous children from their communities well before the 1960s in Canada.
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Recent reports describe children being forcibly injected with antipsychotic drugs and becoming suicidal from the trauma of separation.
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He sings of forcibly dispatching young men off to war and the lasting effects of that on America.
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Phil Jackson is awkwardly feuding with Carmelo Anthony, and Charles Oakley was forcibly removed from Madison Square Garden.
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"He then forcibly pulled back my hair as I attempted to stand up from the sofa," she said.
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Meehan kicked the state trooper trying to forcibly remove him from his hiding place, and then was arrested.
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Colombian woman Sara Morales said she was a young girl when the main guerrilla group forcibly recruited her.
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"He was shouting up to me but the crew forcibly made us leave everyone and go," Abdullah said.
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Carville patients not only fought a life-altering diagnosis, they were forcibly cast out by their own communities.
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" Until 2012, the FBI defined rape as "the carnal knowledge of a female, forcibly and against her will.
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The protesters continued to interrupt the vote intermittently and were forcibly removed by the Senate's Sergeant at Arms.
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After about a year, when Araoz was 15, Epstein forcibly raped her without a condom, the document states.
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But pipeline opponents said they would dig in their heels, while authorities said they wouldn't forcibly remove them.
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He alleged the other teen stole $55 from her purse and forcibly removed her backpack from her body.
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Because taking measures to forcibly change North Korea's conduct runs counter to Beijing's strategic interests in these ways.
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When a third security official came in, they forcibly removed the man and dragged him off the plane.
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Tennant claims Walton pinned her down and forcibly kissed her in his hotel room during a 2014 encounter.
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In 1981, when Wagers was working for the Department of Labor, Packwood forcibly kissed her again, she said.
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"Trump's zero tolerance policy is creating a zombie army of children forcibly injected with medications," the authors write.
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Constantin was just 4 months old when he was forcibly taken from his father at the US border.
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There are also scanners to forcibly read mobile phone data and even police dogs with virtual reality cameras.
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His reps told TMZ he "will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name."
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The federal government had reported that nearly 3,000 children were forcibly removed from their parents under the policy.
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She was arrested, forcibly examined by a local health officer named Dr. Carney, deemed infected with gonorrhea and
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He said that they had been kidnapped by Boko Haram and forcibly conscripted into the jihad before escaping.
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The new "Party of Five" is reshaping the premise as a Hispanic family whose parents are forcibly deported.
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"Eight convicts in a panic and paranoid state," Bulger later wrote of being forcibly injected with the drug.
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Crooks has alleged to The New York Times that Trump forcibly kissed her inside Trump Tower in 2005.
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Reid encouraged the White House, at times forcibly, to protect Dreamers through Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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Crooks alleged Trump forcibly kissed her 12 years ago at Trump Tower, where she worked as a receptionist.
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The U.S. called the meeting after Haley accused Russia of forcibly altering the report during the last month.
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Being without headphones was like being forcibly tuned in to the Brain Bullshit radio channel at all times.
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Tehran can be forcibly delayed from getting the bomb, but even "success" in that project would be failure.
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More than 65 million people are forcibly displaced globally, including 22.5 million refugees — half of whom are children.
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Prosecutors sought court permission to forcibly medicate Dear with Zyprexa, Abilify, Haldol and Cogentin, according to court papers.
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Images from those present show Capitol Police forcibly removing protesters from the building, some of them in wheelchairs.
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It began in 1964, after the success of the Cuban revolution, with rebels wanting to forcibly redistribute wealth.
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More than two hundred thousand people, most of them Mayan, were killed or forcibly disappeared in the conflict.
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Under this interpretation of the law, forcibly continuing sex after a sexual partner revokes consent is not rape.
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Then crashed the stock market, and with it came the Great Depression, forcibly quelling people's thirsts for cocktails.
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Chief among the offenses are the more than 77,000 forcibly evicted citizens that have been moved since 2009.
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God of War fills these moments with meaningful, character-building banter between a forcibly bonded father and son.
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The government said it would not forcibly remove anyone, but could cite people for trespassing or other offenses.
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The government has asked people to avoid all unnecessary social contact but has refused to forcibly close pubs.
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With the app's preview window selected, swipe up on the remote's touch pad to forcibly close the program.
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On some of those boats, government officials forcibly placed mentally ill individuals and prison inmates, including Mr. Herrera.
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A consensus was quickly reached, and both the mezzanine and its occupant were forcibly removed from the premises.
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Within a few minutes, Mr. McNab was being forcibly pinned down by public safety officers inside the library.
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The guards "blocked exits, surrounded visitors on all sides, forcibly removed visitors' clothing, including underwear," the charges said.
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Native American communities, of course, were also forcibly displaced by the railroad and the westward expansion it enabled.
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State governments agreed and forcibly sterilized Indian, black and poor white women thought to possess these "polluted" genes.
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Haley is a former production assistant who testified that Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her in 2006.
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Another two said Haggis tried to forcibly kiss them, then physically pursued them when they tried to leave.
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During Operation Cedar Falls in 1967, Americans forcibly relocated some 6,000 civilians from the village of Ben Suc.
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At Yingbo, a private kindergarten in suburban Beijing, dozens of security officers forcibly evacuated students, causing significant trauma.
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"They said if I refused to go, the police would come and forcibly take me there," Wang said.
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That includes the ability to forcibly quarantine people — a sign of how seriously they are treating the outbreak.
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Hundreds of thousands of refugees from Afghanistan are being forcibly returned there after living in Pakistan for decades.
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A second woman said he forcibly performed oral sex on her inside of his TriBeCa apartment in 223.
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But lawfully-armed individuals should not be forcibly disarmed when there's nothing to suggest they're doing anything criminal.
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He was told that he would be forcibly removed and then banned from re-entry for five years.
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And yet the characters in Terres fantômes were forcibly uprooted, given no choice but to sever that connection.
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She also said that Franken forcibly kissed her when the two were alone practicing for a USO skit.
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Hours later, Ms. Clemmons accused Mr. Díaz on Twitter of having forcibly kissed her when she was 26.
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The next night, she said, Mr. Gooding forcibly kissed her, putting his tongue up against her closed lips.
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When she finally gave up, she testified, he took her hands, forcibly removed her clothes, and raped her.
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She was stopped near Houston for not signaling a lane change, forcibly pulled from her car and arrested.
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Rolling back Medicaid expansion can be done without forcibly removing anyone from its rolls like its supporters claim.
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Nevils said she declined Lauer's advances many times, but that he proceeded to forcibly rape and sodomize her.
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Instead of being a normal human being, I turned into — I was forcibly turned into a political being.
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The Awami League authorities forcibly dispersed those crowds, killing at least 50 civilians, according to Human Rights Watch.
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Some supporters forcibly started shutting down meat shops and abattoirs, many of whose licences ran out years ago.
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Tweeden also said that Franken forcibly kissed her as the two were alone rehearsing for a USO skit.
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During the 1900s, the country's government forcibly removed many from their traditional lands and separated children from families.
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Dalrymple spokesman Jeff Zent told the Forum of Fargo-Moorhead that the state will not forcibly remove protesters.
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Russian soldiers invaded the peninsula early that year, forcibly seizing control of government buildings and installing new officials.
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One of the worst offenders was Longtop Financial Technologies, a Xiamen-based firm eventually forcibly delisted for fraud.
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President Donald Trump has since signed an executive order so kids and families would no longer be forcibly separated.
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More than half of forcibly displaced people in 2014 were under age 18, and almost all were under 60.
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Since the statement's release, however, officials have backtracked, saying they have no plans to forcibly remove those who stay.
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The move comes after the ugly United Airlines incident, in which a passenger was forcibly removed from a flight.
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That was last week and since then, officials have backtracked, saying they have no plans to forcibly remove anyone.
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About three in every five people living in Mocoa were forcibly displaced by the conflict, according to the mayor.
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Police have briefly detained over 2,000 people at rallies that they said were unauthorized and that were forcibly dispersed.
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China is forcibly moving more than 9,000 residents who live near the world's largest radio telescope, currently under construction.
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The policy has resulted in many young children being forcibly separated from their parents at the US–Mexico border.
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Absolutely, yes — if only because we were forcibly disconnected from the internet and given solvable problems with limited stakes.
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On another occasion, he allegedly stalked her through the office until they were alone together and forcibly kissed her.
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But it didn't work: Few troops defected to join Guaidó's side, thereby not allowing him to forcibly topple Maduro.
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He was forcibly led off the pitch to loud boos from the stands, before being handed over to police.
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We spoke to experts who told us children forcibly removed from their parents will likely face long-term trauma.
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Facebook disclosed last Friday that 50 million accounts had been breached, and forcibly logged out 90 million affected users.
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Last spring, according to NPR, Rosen tried to forcibly kiss a young reporter after the two had lunch together.
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Another accused him of throwing her against the window of a restaurant and then tried to forcibly kiss her.
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Bolton spent years in government working to stop any negotiations with Pyongyang and instead to forcibly change the regime.
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But it didn't work: Few troops defected to join Guaidó's side, so he was unable to forcibly topple Maduro.
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In 215 an official in one of the country's four regions reported forcibly removing the beards of 13,000 men.
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The modern viewer's thoughts, meanwhile, might turn to the children forcibly separated from their parents at the American border.
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"We're going to forcibly inject things that are normally feminine into this male-centered profession and practice," she said.
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Two themes persisted as multiple women reported him forcibly kissing them as well as inappropriate exchanges over social media.
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Unlike most Bush-era construction, which took place on federal lands, Trump's proposal would forcibly displace thousands of homeowners.
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Kelly unequivocally denies such accusations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name.
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Kelly unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name.
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The Police Prefecture said on Twitter it had ordered the protesters to leave the area, or be forcibly removed.
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The accuser claims during the interview, Gene reached over, grabbed her hand and forcibly placed it on his knee.
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Rather than hear them out, McConnell had the police forcibly remove protesters and the demonstration ended in 43 arrests.
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On Monday, a video showing a passenger being forcibly dragged from his seat on a United flight went viral.
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The rebel delegation said its focus was on making progress in the file of detainees and forcibly disappeared people.
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This move of forcibly re-subscribing someone who already opted out of their payment plan is, at best — best!
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The report focused on several violations: the defendants were forcibly disappeared, not legally arrested, and were tortured into confessing.
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Another was an entrepreneur who claims Pishevar forcibly kissed her during what was supposed to be a pitch meeting.
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At this point, she called for backup and three police officers began to forcibly remove Fairooz from her seat.
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There are currently more than 65.3 million people forcibly displaced around the world, 21.3 million of whom are refugees.
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Labour also plays down the significance of forcibly transferring 10% of the value of large companies to their workers.
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Children incarcerated in the Shiloh Treatment Center in Texas say they have been forcibly injected with strong psychotropic drugs.
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Video surfaced following the incident of the man being forcibly removed from his seat and dragged down the aisle.
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But a faculty member didn't find the performances to his liking, and forcibly rushed the graduates off the stage.
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The Cherokee were originally from what is today Georgia state, but were forcibly relocated to Oklahoma during the 1830s.
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Some were forcibly evicted, after "patriotically resisting" efforts by the British to interfere in what they considered Chinese land.
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This #FathersDay, the Trump Administration is CHOOSING to forcibly separate children from their parents who are legally seeking asylum.
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She said she vaguely remembered men coming into the bedroom and forcibly having sex with her, the documents said.
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At the same time, I want to elect politicians who haven't groped and forcibly kissed someone without her consent.
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It began in 1964, after the success of the Cuban revolution, with the rebels wanting to forcibly redistribute wealth.
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When the two were alone in an elevator, she says, Pishevar forcibly kissed her and she pushed him away.
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The deals are viewed by rebels as forcibly displacing people who oppose Assad after years of bombardment and siege.
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And these high homicide numbers do not include all known intentional killings nor people who have been forcibly disappeared.
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Speier described a chief of staff forcibly kissing her while she was a congressional aide in the 1970s; Rep.
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Manu asked one of his roommates, a large Austrian, for help, and he forcibly removed Kareem from the apartment.
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Finally, how can Kinsley know, before Trump even takes office, that he will forcibly suppress opposition to his policies?
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Then on Wednesday, Politico reported a former Democratic congressional aide said Franken tried to kiss her forcibly in 2006.
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To be imprisoned is to be forcibly used to produce the different but equally essential social good of security.
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These are customs agents forcibly checking the ID of every passenger deplaning from Delta flight 1583 tonight at JFK.
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The United Nations estimates there are more than 60 million forcibly displaced people worldwide, with a third considered refugees.
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Only when the couple left did he forcibly have sex with her, and when he did he appeared drugged.
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Iraqi officials re-emphasized to CNN on Friday their unwillingness to take in Iraqis who have been forcibly removed.
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Even Tic Tac—the company whose mints Trump reportedly takes before forcibly kissing women—has condemned the Republican nominee.
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She claimed Trump forcibly kissed her at meetings in New York and California following her appearance on his show.
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She accused the president of forcibly kissing her when she worked as a receptionist in Trump Tower in 85033.
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That same candidate was even heard on tape bragging about forcibly kissing women and grabbing them by their genitals.
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Back in 1937, 385 African-German children were forcibly—and illegally—sterilized as part of Hitler's foray into eugenics.
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Yvette is one of the estimated 60 million forcibly displaced people in the world — half of whom are children.
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If they throw you out of the house, or kick you out forcibly, go — but don't close the door.
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Woody, keen to set a wrong right, and get served, went up and forcibly ejected them from the premises.
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By 1898, the Cubans were busy trying to forcibly eject the Spanish for the third time in three decades.
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The complaint says that during their first encounter, Epstein forcibly used a sex toy on Doe while he masturbated.
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"I have never forcibly grabbed any woman or man in my life," Ford said in a statement released Thursday.
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These included cases of children being forcibly medicated, assaulted, and restrained for long periods of time, among other allegations.
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The UN has estimatedthat more than 60 million people have now been forcibly displaced, the highest figure ever recorded.
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Deprived of legitimacy at home, the Iranian regime sought to forcibly gain recognition by seeking weapons of mass destruction.
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Mr. Trump is making a mockery of law in the appalling policy of forcibly separating families at the border.
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After Mr. Xi came to power in 2012, he surprised many by how quickly and forcibly he took control.
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Kelly unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name.
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But, as a result, even expanded ICE operations are often unable to procure warrants to forcibly enter someone's home.
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Chen is currently missing, with authorities telling his family that he has been forcibly quarantined in an undisclosed location.
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The documents also alleged he kicked in doors and forcibly took phones from her so she couldn't call 911.
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As their argument escalated, McGlockton came from inside the store and forcibly shoved Drejka, who fell to the ground.
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When they started, the F.B.I. defined rape narrowly: the carnal knowledge of a female, forcibly and against her will.
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Government authorities should not be allowed to forcibly remove children from their parents, as is being done in Michigan.
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But rights groups warned that it should not be construed as a reason for countries to forcibly return refugees.
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Instead, she said, he pushed her onto a bed, held her down and forcibly performed oral sex on her.
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The worst mistake the party could make would be to forcibly shove an establishment candidate down their constituents' throats.
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One woman said the comedian-turned-politician forcibly kissed her and groped her during a USO tour in 2006.
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Some of Mr. Weinstein's accusers have said he raped them; others that he forcibly performed oral sex on them.
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On at least one occasion, Ragheb allegedly drove a victim to her home and forcibly kissed her, police said.
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If you get a "congratulations" box on your screen with no way out, forcibly quit the browser to escape.
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Friends and family of Mr. Chen, a lawyer from eastern China, said they believed he had been forcibly quarantined.
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Al Shafei says that, if encryption were to be forcibly weakened, she would have to shut down the platform.
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A man who was seen forcibly kissing a Louisville, Ky., television reporter live on-air was identified and charged.
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The issue, brought forcibly to light and subsequently remedied by Marcus, wasn't enough to force Jeff from the company.
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The Washington Post published an extended interview with Rachel Crooks, who accuses Trump of forcibly kissing her in 22016.
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The Kremlin's spokesman on Monday dismissed as "absurd" the notion that Russia wanted to forcibly take over Ukrainian ports.
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The calls for Franken's resignation followed allegations Wednesday by a woman who claims Franken forcibly kissed her in 2006.
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In defeat, around seven hundred thousand Palestinians either fled their homes or were forcibly driven out of the country.
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In Australia, children of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent were forcibly removed from their families by the government.
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In a first-person account, she claimed Trump forcibly kissed her in 2005 at his Mar-a-Lago estate.
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On Wednesday, Reveal News reported allegations that children were forcibly injected with drugs at Shiloh Treatment Center in Houston.
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Those issues have led some government officials to call for Facebook to incur penalties, or be forcibly broken up.
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The troops were there to forcibly collect taxes, and some of the residents regarded them as an occupying force.
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Jeff Flake, who has most forcibly opposed Trump, is now suffering from an 18 percent approval rating in Arizona.
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But people who work with the system whispered that that meant people were getting forcibly kicked off their benefits.
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They were forcibly dispersed with water cannons by crowd control police ahead of a planned pro-government rally today.
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Mr. Kelly unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name.
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But since the statement's release Friday, officials have backtracked, saying they have no plans to forcibly remove those who stay.
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Investigators say the pair assaulted Tianshu Shi at his apartment last week and forcibly took him to the city airport.
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That bit about forcibly creating baby Bigfoots with people captured by its "psychic terror vibes" isn't exactly reassuring, but okay.
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Clemmons said Diaz forcibly kissed her several years ago; others cited instances when they felt he had verbally attacked them.
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It's not yet clear whether the army will move to forcibly remove the 600 men, if they continue refuse transfer.
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They were kept in sexual and domestic slavery for several months after their husbands were forcibly disappeared by the military.
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As she describes it, an ex-boyfriend grabbed her by her vagina and forcibly carried her out of a club.
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The United fiasco was terrible for the airline and for the poor guy who was forcibly removed from his flight.
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One allegation described how Pishevar "forcibly kissed" someone and another alleged he showed someone photos of vaginas on his phone.
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BuzzFeed News spoke to experts who told us children forcibly removed from their parents will likely face long-term trauma.
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"Paul came straight up to me, forcibly grabbed my breasts and started feeling them — playing with them actually," Upton said.
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She accepted, and according to prosecutors, she claimed Mally plied her with booze on 2 occasions and forcibly raped her.
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Upon arrival, Arya headed down to the family crypt, where the girls were forcibly separated seven long, trying years ago.
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A video that quickly went viral showed a short-haired woman being forcibly ejected from a bathroom and called "sir".
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After refusing to disembark the Louisville-bound plane because the airline had overbooked the flight, security officers forcibly removed Dao.
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These encounters, though perhaps not as glaringly obvious as someone forcibly accosting another person, are still incredibly toxic and harmful.
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TOKYO – Three Japanese who were forcibly sterilized under a government policy decades ago have filed lawsuits demanding apology and compensation.
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AP reported that security guards grabbed its reporter by the shoulders and 'forcibly' shoved her out of the EPA building.
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Another aspiring actress, Mimi Haleyi, said Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her in his New York apartment in 2006.
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There's a moment where you might feel bad about a company forcibly sending these pollution-sniffing pigeons into hazardous airspace.
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In one instance an author says Mr Díaz forcibly kissed her six years ago when she was a graduate student.
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Brussels wants to forcibly resettle numbers of illegal migrants the size of a city into Hungary," and "Did you know?
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A little excitement caused delay.. Miami PD had to TASE & forcibly remove this asshole from my flight home 😳 pic.twitter.
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On Wednesday, People magazine journalist Natasha Stoynoff alleged that Trump tried to forcibly kiss her while she was on assignment.
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He allegedly claimed the other teen stole $55 from the victim's purse and forcibly removed her backpack from her body.
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I was forcibly reminded of that history lesson due to the ThinkPad X1 Carbon having a weird trackpad setting enabled.
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ICE, Judge Dana Sabraw declared that this wasn't an acceptable explanation and barred the Trump administration from forcibly separating families.
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And that number is critical: If only a few defect, Guaidó won't have enough firepower to forcibly remove the president.
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Four others who spoke to Reuters in northern Syria said they had been forcibly sent there in the past week.
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On April 11, police forcibly removed the WikiLeaks founder from the Ecuadorean Embassy near Harrods department store in central London.
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The United Nations and Western states warned Kenya not to forcibly repatriate those who live at the U.N.-run camp.
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United also issued a new policy to ensure a situation in which a passenger is forcibly removed doesn't happen again.
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Mr. Kelly unequivocally denies such accusations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name.
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One of the three U.S. Customs and Border Protection admitted to forcibly assaulting co-workers at Newark Liberty International Airport.
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Prosecutors accuse Weinstein, 66, of forcibly performing oral sex on a woman in 2006 and raping another woman in 2013.
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It said in January that Iran had forcibly recruited thousands of undocumented Afghans in the country to fight in Syria.
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The first poem, "Shikaakwa," tells the story of the Native Americans who called Chicago home before they were forcibly removed.
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Egypt has deemed the brotherhood a terrorist organization, and in 2013 its military forcibly removed the group's president from power.
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That was the first of three times that I have, forcibly or by my own volition, moved to the countryside.
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Weinstein is accused of raping a woman in March 2013 and forcibly performing oral sex on another woman in 2006.
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He did not, however, mention the violence that occurred when Spanish police tried to forcibly remove people from the polls.
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In March, more than a dozen offices belonging to groups opposed to the Democratic Union Party were forcibly shut down.
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When she first heard him announce that he intended to forcibly marry her, "I was so scared," Mummy Ibrahim said.
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Zervos said in 2016 that Trump forcibly kissed her and groped her, attempting to coerce her into a sexual act.
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Mr. Mugabe's government forcibly removed white Zimbabweans from their farms, which were supposed to be distributed equitably to black Zimbabweans.
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Mr. Lightfoot, the defense lawyers said, was injured while being forcibly restrained by officers who were simply doing their jobs.
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And second, how likely it is that forcibly converting bondholders to shareholders will do the trick in a financial crisis?
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A record 68.5 million people were found to have been forcibly displaced at the end of 2017, the agency said.
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The allegations started last month when radio news anchor Leeann Tweeden said Franken forcibly kissed and groped her in 2006.
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Sometimes the Indians tried to forcibly return the colonials in a prisoner swap, and still the colonials refused to go.
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As John Mearsheimer recently outlined at The New York Times, forcibly keeping Tehran bombless would require a substantial, perpetual war.
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Assange stayed in the embassy for almost seven years before he was arrested and forcibly removed from it this April.
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"Even when passengers are forcibly denied boarding the idea is to handle this as tactfully & sensitively as possible," Strickland added.
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His first wife was forced into marriage with a Boko Haram fighter as well as being forcibly converted to Islam.
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Later Friday night, Turkish police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowd and forcibly enter the building.
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Perrotta later called him and said he would personally go to Chmielewski's home to forcibly retrieve his EPA parking pass.
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The facility where these women are forcibly held has "microwaves" and "televisions," Bennett told Broadly, describing the facility's basic amenities.
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Kind of like a trampoline, the subterranean bubble forcibly undulates as Sokolov puts pressure on one side using his foot.
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Would a forcibly installed President Kamala Harris have to crack down on civil liberties in order to hold the peace?
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In addition to their multicolored complexions, Puder's constructions look as though they've been forcibly compressed like debris in a tsunami.
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If anything, the video proves only one thing: that the Chinese government has finally admitted to forcibly disappearing Abdurehim Heyit.
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In Singapore there is a gaping absence, a missing presence of all the millions who have been forcibly kept out.
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Other government programs forcibly sterilized indigenous women and put more than 16,000 aboriginal children up for adoption by white families.
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Al Franken's resignation in the wake of a series of allegations from women that he groped and forcibly kissed them.
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She can choose to return to Haiti before the termination date or wait to be caught and forcibly sent back.
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Seeking documents on the status of children forcibly separated from their parents under a Trump policy announced in April 2018.
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The United States Supreme Court concurred this year that Americans could not be forcibly relocated on the basis of race.
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But for people in prison letters remain the best way to engage with a society that has forcibly excluded them.
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Five women spoke with Bloomberg about what they said were incidents of him forcibly kissing, groping or otherwise harassing them.
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The day was marred by violence: The Spanish civil guard came into Catalonia to forcibly repel voters from voting stations.
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Human rights activists say as many as 30,000 people were killed or forcibly made to disappear under the military junta.
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Another told her commander she wanted to keep serving, but would resign if the military moved to forcibly discharge her.
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This was brought forcibly home to me in 2013, when I reported the obituary of a man named Tom Christian.
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"We're making diplomatic efforts with the related country so that the defectors will not be forcibly repatriated," Mr. Roh said.
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That incident followed one in June 2017, when he forcibly kissed and sexually assaulted her at his Pittsburgh-area home.
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Both routes will be forcibly suspended under the travel restrictions because the airport isn't listed as an approved entry airport.
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In the United case, forcibly bumping a passenger contributed to tension not just on that plane but across the industry.
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The group was formed in 1964 by rebels inspired by the Cuban revolution in their attempt to forcibly redistribute wealth.
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Alva Johnson claimed that Trump forcibly kissed her without her consent at a 2016 campaign event where she was working.
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She alleges that Sondland screamed at her and reprimanded her at work a few days after he forcibly kissed her.
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Video surfaced shortly after the incident show officers forcibly removing Dao from his seat and dragging him down the aisle.
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The report estimates that between 2017 and 2019 some 80,000 Uighurs were forcibly transferred to work in factories across China.
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"There are no instructions to security forces to enter the headquarters and forcibly clear it," said police spokesman Surjit Singh.
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The tents were removed by violence again, with police officers killing two protesters when they forcibly removed the last tent.
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Franken, who has been accused by six other women of groping or trying to forcibly kiss them, denied the accusation.
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Every family interviewed had at least one member who had disappeared after being arrested or forcibly drafted by the government.
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After the seven-hour drive, they were forcibly barred from the boma, despite their legal mandate to inspect captive animals.
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This week, a second woman, Theresa Sullivan Twiford, said Murray had forcibly kissed her outside his family's home in 85033.
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But, Brown might not be off the hook in Florida, where the accuser claims Brown forcibly raped her in 2018.
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Nearly 3,000 children were forcibly separated from their parents under the "zero-tolerance" immigration policy carried out earlier this year.
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Last spring, the Saudi police kidnapped Fahad Albutairi, a Saudi actor, from Jordan and returned him forcibly to the kingdom.
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The root of the fascination this disaster inspires is in that sense of separateness, of a people forcibly riven apart.
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The actress says it didn't stop ... Harvey forcibly pulled her into the bathroom and started rubbing her breast and buttocks.
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They arrived to find Erick Reyes, who was suspected of trying to forcibly enter his ex-girlfriend's apartment, and Johnson.
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In 1948, when the State of Israel was founded, most of Jaffa's Arab residents were forcibly removed from their homes.
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Despite his father being forcibly removed from office, Saif Ghadaffi seems to be enjoying support in wide regions of Libya.
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Douglas said she rebuffed his advances, at which point he allegedly got on top of her and forcibly kissed her.
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However, if Pugh isn't convicted of a crime, the Baltimore City Council likely lacks the power to forcibly remove her.
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The number of forcibly displaced people continues to increase, the research team said May 284 in the World Journal of Surgery.
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Ocean Bank suffered heavy losses and was forcibly taken over in 2015 by the State Bank of Vietnam, the central bank.
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"We had to forcibly downsize the company around May to around 12 [employees], when we couldn't attract further financing," Wesén explains.
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But if it does go ahead, anyone voting not to exchange will have their debt forcibly exchanged into the new notes.
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The calls came as another woman, a former Democratic congressional aide, accused Franken of trying to forcibly kiss her in 22006.
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However, other treatment, like gender confirmation surgery, remained out of reach, and Manning's hair was still forcibly cut every two weeks.
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I grabbed that orange creamsicle, sat forcibly close to one of my friends and her chocolate-smeared face, and unwrapped it.
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This week, officers forcibly removed a woman from Southwest Flight 1525 after she told the airline she was allergic to dogs.
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It said more than 128,000 people were still detained or "forcibly disappeared" by the government since the uprising began in 2011.
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Berganza eventually was demoted in 20123 following allegations that he had forcibly kissed a woman at a comic convention that year.
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Because children couldn't go with their parents into federal custody while they faced illegal entry charges, the families were forcibly separated.
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State officials never contemplated forcibly removing protesters, and Dalrymple said his evacuation order stemmed mainly from concerns about dangerously cold temperatures.
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Let's make a rule now: anyone caught using them on the subway should be forcibly removed by train staff post-haste.
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Popular ad-blocker AdGuard has forcibly reset all of its users' passwords after it detected hackers trying to break into accounts.
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Refugees make up a portion of the forcibly displaced people worldwide, which was at a record 70.8 million people in 2018.
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The lawsuit alleges that Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her and the company was complicit in covering up his behavior.
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"The idea that we should forcibly conscript young girls into combat to my mind makes little or no sense," he said.
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According to Chen's friends, authorities told his family over the weekend that he had been forcibly quarantined in an undisclosed location.
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Most people in Stilwell are native Americans—part of the Cherokee Nation that was forcibly relocated to the territory in 1830.
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Multiple residents were reportedly injured, including an elderly woman who reportedly collapsed after being forcibly removed from the mosque by police.
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Summer Zervos told reporters that Trump forcibly kissed her and touched her breast without her consent at a dinner in 2007.
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Cathy Heller told The Guardian that Trump forcibly kissed her at a Mother's Day brunch at Mar-a-Lago in 1997.
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Seven of the 16 forcibly sold properties were owned by Chinese nationals, according to a list issued by the Australian government.
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Franken was accused by one woman of forcibly kissing her and by three others of grabbing their buttocks while taking pictures.
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Microsoft issued a follow-up statement saying it was "dismayed" by the Trump administration's policy of forcibly taking away people's children.
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However, when the rescue goes awry, the superhero group is blamed for the destruction and forcibly disbanded by the U.S. government.
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At no point did Jake forcibly attempt to try and kiss me, nor did he grab me in any inappropriate manner.
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After an hour of little success, the koala was forcibly trapped with a net and brought back up to the surface.
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These old habits are still too deeply ingrained and it's about time we find a fun way to forcibly remove them.
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Then I sued The week was filled with news about United Airlines after a passenger was forcibly removed from a flight.
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"The Russian propagandist Anna Kurbatova will be forcibly returned to Russia," said Olena Gitlyanska, the SBU spokeswoman, in a Facebook post.
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But the opposition decries them as a tactic of forcibly displacing people who oppose Assad after years of bombardment and siege.
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He called parts of her story "preposterous," particularly her assertion that McCarthy forcibly kept her captive in her house for months.
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The Australian government had forcibly removed mixed-race Aboriginal children from their families to dormitories or industrial schools until the 1970s.
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Her body was only discovered after her employers' landlord got a court order to forcibly evict them for not paying rent.
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The mosque would be forcibly demolished on Friday, they added in the notice, widely circulated among Chinese Muslims on social media.
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Turkey is rounding up and forcibly deporting refugees back to war-ravaged Syria on a near-daily basis, claims Amnesty International.
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President Bush invaded Iraq and forcibly removed its government, with the peak of our deployment exceeding 2628,28503 troops four years later.
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A lawsuit made public on Wednesday alleges that immigrant children held at a detention center near Houston were forcibly administered drugs.
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Crooks, a candidate for the Ohio state legislature, accused Trump in 85033 of forcibly kissing her more than a decade ago.
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Crooks has accused the president of forcibly kissing her 12 years ago at Trump Tower, where she was a young receptionist.
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Since then, more than a half-dozen women have come forward to accuse Trump of inappropriately touching or forcibly kissing them.
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Last week, a Los Angeles radio show host accused the comedian-turned-senator of forcibly kissing and groping her in 2006.
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The claims of the survivors of genocide, many Christian, who lost everything when forcibly evicted from their homes must be supported.
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The student videos posted online showed Mr. Fields telling the girl to leave her seat or he would forcibly remove her.
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Moreover, the UN's outsize focus on Palestinian refugees has come at the expense of the world's 71 million forcibly displaced persons.
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An estimated 1.2 million children are trafficked each year, and many of them — particularly girls — are forcibly exploited for sex work.
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Human rights groups have long accused Myanmar's military of abuses such as using child soldiers, forcibly recruiting conscripts and confiscating land.
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He agreed to step down shortly after to avoid the possibility of having to be forcibly removed by the Steering Committee.
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The New York Times reports, meanwhile, that at least 700 kids have been forcibly removed from their parents at the border.
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But without a DNA lab, identifying most of the 143,000 forcibly disappeared, like those found on military bases, was near impossible.
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More people are forcibly displaced from their homes today than at any time since the end of the Second World War.
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Al Franken, who was accused of groping and forcibly kissing a radio newscaster, Leeann Tweeden, during a USO tour in 2006.
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Al Franken (D-Minn.) to resign following a series of allegations from women that he had groped and forcibly kissed them.
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The new complaint states that immigration officials at a detention center forcibly separated Velasquez's daughter from her at 3:30 a.m.
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But in this case the committee literally proposed the changes late last night and forcibly injected them first thing this morning.
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Poll workers had to alert the sheriff, who had to get a court order to forcibly reopen the building for voting.
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OK, another thing I've always wondered: How long could you go without paying rent before being forcibly removed from the apartment?
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"This is about the fact that [Turner's victim] was intoxicated: She was unconscious and someone didn't forcibly rape her," she says.
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On one level, her embroideries are an attempt to reunite through art people who were forcibly separated in 1953 through war.
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The U.N. human rights office has expressed fears the warring parties may use migrants as human shields of forcibly recruit them.
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Shalini (Huma Qureshi) is forcibly separated from her daughter Leila (Leysha Mange), a "mixed-religion" child deemed a threat to society.
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HuffPost reported Thursday that a woman alleged that Ford forcibly grabbed her one evening in Manhattan, engaging in harassment and intimidation.
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And in the past couple of days, seven women have come out with allegations that Trump forcibly kissed and groped them.
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The sparkle ascribed a kind of valuableness, transforming these forcibly obsolete pieces of technology into trophies and West Coast cultural beacons.
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The U.S. government had ordered that all people of Japanese ancestry be forcibly removed from their homes on the West Coast.
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Last week, the actress Dominique Huett filed a lawsuit claiming that in 226, Mr. Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her.
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The Amnesty report recounts the story of the Farhadi family, which was forcibly returned to Kabul from Norway late last year.
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They will wonder how the United States could have forcibly confined some two million of our fellow human beings to cages.
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Under state law, homeless people cannot be forcibly removed from the streets unless they pose a threat to themselves or others.
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Hard not to connect the plummet with public outrage over cops forcibly dragging Dao Sunday off the United jet in Chicago.
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Idlib is home to some three million people, about half of them displaced, or forcibly evacuated, to the province from elsewhere.
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White supremacist mobs forcibly repressed black political activity, as seen in major "race riots" — white massacres of black people — in 1866.
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Accuser 244 Mimi Haleyi says Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her in 20173 at his Manhattan apartment, court documents show.
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China, meanwhile, has forcibly detained at least 800,000 members of Muslim minorities in "re-education camps" rife with allegations of torture.
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But Qyburn was right: Whatever Pycelle's faults, he didn't deserve to be forcibly retired by a mob of knife-wielding children.
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The tanker was "forcibly escorted by a military vessel" into port so the cargo could be transferred to PDVSA, Citgo said.
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Microsoft is planning to use the Office 365 installer to forcibly switch Chrome users over to the company's Bing search engine.
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The calls for Franken's resignation followed new allegations on Wednesday from a woman who claimed Franken forcibly kissed her in 2006.
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Its leader, Matteo Salvini, has advocated forcibly rounding up and sending hundreds of thousands of foreigners back to their home countries.
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Accuser 22017 • Mimi Haleyi says Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her in 22017 at his Manhattan apartment, court documents show.
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When he refused, they followed Department of Transportation protocol and called local law enforcement to forcibly remove him from the plane.
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When he refused they followed Department of Transportation protocol and called local law enforcement to forcibly remove him from the plane.
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The FARC was formed in 1964 with rebels wanting to forcibly redistribute wealth inspired by the success of the Cuban revolution.
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A provincial governor recently said that he had forcibly shaved the beards of 13,000 men suspected of sympathizing with fundamentalist Islamists.
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Reuters reported last month that Iraqi security forces were forcibly returning civilians from refugee camps to unsafe areas in Anbar province.
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She alleges she met Trump at the same golf tournament as Daniels and that he forcibly kissed her and two friends.
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Speier previously revealed that a chief of staff forcibly kissed her when she worked as a congressional aide in the 1970s.
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Speier has also disclosed that a chief of staff forcibly kissed her in the 1970s when she worked on Capitol Hill.
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Ramirez alleged that Kavanaugh drunkenly exposed himself and forcibly thrust his genitals in her face without her consent, something Kavanaugh denied.
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Their actions should have been due cause to recuse themselves from the case or to be forcibly removed from the investigations.
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They "forcibly opened" the window, then "violently shattered" the bulletproof case surrounding the coin, according to a police spokesman, Winfrid Wenzel.
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Weinstein is accused of forcibly performing oral sex on a woman in July 2006 and raping another woman in March 2013.
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Many asked whether the guards, who appeared to be white, would have forcibly removed a pregnant white woman from the subway.
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Forcibly returned by the police to the laundry, she later gave birth to a daughter, herself then placed in an orphanage.
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No. "We will not be forcibly vaccinating individuals," a City Hall spokeswoman, Marcy Miranda, wrote in an email to The Times.
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The allegations range from claims that Carlson forcibly attempted to kiss women and following them into bathrooms, to serious sexual assault.
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She resisted his advances, she said, but soon he pulled her back onto the bed and forcibly had sex with her.
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The SS and Gestapo forcibly removed approximately 30,000 Jewish men from their homes, among them were the men of our family.
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Police forcibly dragged would-be voters from the polls and shot rubber bullets into crowds, leading to more than 800 injuries.
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The case against the once-feared producer was essentially built on three allegations: that he raped an aspiring actress in a New York City hotel room in 2013, that he forcibly performed oral sex on Haleyi and that he raped and forcibly performed oral sex on "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra in her apartment in the mid-1990s.
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During her concert in Shanghai on Wednesday night, multiple attendees were forcibly removed by security, according to videos posted on social media.
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As you know … Assange was forcibly removed from the Ecuadorean Embassy in the UK last month after the country withdrew his asylum.
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" As officers attempted to forcibly remove Fairooz from the hearing for laughing, she shouted, "Why am I being taken out of here?
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Cathy Heller Heller told The Guardian that Trump forcibly kissed her at a Mother's Day brunch at Mar-a-Lago in 1997.
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Italian actress Asia Argento accused Weinstein of assault, saying he forcibly performed oral sex on her when she was 21 years old.
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Democrats response to this has been to say that Trump is the one who is forcibly separating these kids from their parents.
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One Philadelphia waitress has been served a $3 million jury award after suffering injury while being forcibly kissed by an intoxicated patron.
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Asylum seekers who haven't been recognized as refugees are being told they can either return home with assistance, or be removed forcibly.
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The difference between the two facilities, Wiles explained, was that the latter houses children who have been forcibly removed from their parents.
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Laura Ingraham describes the detention facilities where children are sent after being forcibly separated from their parents as "essentially summer camps." pic.twitter.
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From there, you can quickly close any apps you don't plan on using, forcibly making more memory available to the camera app.
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I really don't know but it made me furious to watch a girl forcibly remove someone's hands from her body multiple times.
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From 1948, under the National Party's system of apartheid, millions of blacks were forcibly removed from their land and dumped in "homelands".
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The punishment for failing to do so could be as severe as having the offending app forcibly removed from the App Store.
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Deliberate acts of humiliation of national dignity had been staged by the protesters, as if to forcibly goad the mainland into action.
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The women accused Mr. Gooding of acts such as grabbing their rear-ends, biting, licking, and forcibly kissing them without their consent.
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Tvple Eraser has since replaced the ransomware version with a safer "cut" version that doesn't lock your files by forcibly encrypting them.
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The declaration will allow the health authorities to forcibly quarantine people, and designates one hospital and one conference center as isolation facilities.
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Then all of a sudden Jane's sex rendezvous is cut short in favor of being forcibly placed in a terrifying safe house.
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Millions would be forcibly removed from their homes and communities as new resources and a new mission invigorate the pace of deportations.
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Figaro was later found guilty of forcibly licking and kissing the teen's face, and touching her breasts and genitals over her clothes.
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"This is a welcome development for our fishermen who have been forcibly prevented to fish in their traditional fishing ground," he added.
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In fact, A.P. says its reporter was not only denied entry, but grabbed by security and forcibly shoved out of the building.
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Forcibly separating children from their parents at the border strips children of their strongest buffer against stress when they need it most.
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Many of them were "forcibly disappeared" - a euphemism for kidnapped and murdered - and hundreds of children were stolen from their imprisoned parents.
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Turkey and Iran have threatened to react forcibly to any move, lest the fragmentation of their own multi-ethnic states follow Iraq's.
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You have been convicted of violating me, intentionally, forcibly, sexually, with malicious intent, and all you can admit to is consuming alcohol.
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Canada is forcibly ejected from the United Nations for contributing nothing to global society, and the fallout is henceforth known as #DREXIT.
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You could also invest a thousand or two in an untouchable CD, and (forcibly) forget about that cash until it matures, too.
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Footage surfaced on Twitter on Sunday of a man being forcibly removed from an overbooked United flight going from Chicago to Louisville.
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Lee said she was 16 when she was forcibly taken to Taiwan by a Japanese man in a "sort of military uniform".
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Today he is one of Colombia's nearly six million forcibly displaced people—the second-highest such number in the world, after Syria.
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With over 65 million forcibly displaced persons worldwide, 21 million of them refugees, hope may be as essential as food and housing.
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The country even forcibly relocated thousands of villagers who lived nearby, so their modern trappings wouldn't interfere with the new prized instrument.
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On Monday, a video began circulating of a passenger being forcibly removed from an overbooked United Express flight operated by Republic Airways.
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Eighty percent of the native Palestinian population is removed forcibly from what becomes Israel, and then are denied re-entry and rehabilitation.
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But, according to Sara's lawyers, before that could happen, she was forcibly removed from the hospital and returned to the detention center.
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The aid workers, who all spoke on condition of anonymity, estimated that between 26,22 and 5,000 people were forcibly returned between Nov.
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The plight of refugees worldwide must also be a priority for Mourdant - with about 66 million people forcibly displaced worldwide - Oxfam said.
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Police forcibly ejected a Chinese man surnamed Zeng and his parents from a hotel in Stockholm in the early hours of Sept.
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Slow-motion bank runs have already started, as savers fret that their US dollars will be forcibly converted into the new notes.
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And even if you do find yourself in a position of such power, to forcibly change another's behavior is nonetheless ultimately futile.
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In Room 101 a person is re-educated by being subjected to their greatest fear in order to forcibly control their reality.
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In a baffling turn, the solicitor-general told the Supreme Court the jewel was neither "forcibly taken nor stolen" from colonial India.
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United Airlines is reportedly compensating all customers who were on the flight in which a passenger was forcibly removed from his seat.
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In 1954, the Klamath Tribes were forcibly terminated as a sovereign nation by an edict from Congress, unilaterally abrogating the 1864 treaty.
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"Whether indiscriminate or specifically targeted, such attacks forcibly displace civilians, violating international humanitarian law, and must stop," she said in a statement.
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Relatives of Islamic State members have also been forcibly displaced to camps and harassed by locals who throw grenades at their homes.
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"Good job," he told Corey Lewandowski, his campaign manager, after Lewandowski forcibly ejected reporter Michelle Fields from an event, leaving her bruised.
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This measured just how much force the lemurs could exert on the bar as they were forcibly tugged in the opposite direction.
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One of them got away after two months with Boko Haram, during which she said she was forcibly married, raped and impregnated.
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She accused the president of forcibly kissing her when she was a 22-year-old receptionist working in Trump Tower in 2005.
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"The county does not, and has no interest in, operating a de facto federal prison for forcibly separated youth," the statement said.
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By the end of 2017, 68.5 million people had been forcibly displaced from their homes, many of whom were fleeing mass atrocities.
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Saudi Arabia forcibly disappeared a dissident princes by diverting his private plane to Riyadh so they could arrest him, a report says.
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Video of her arrest shows an officer forcibly holding her down while she accuses him of slamming her head into the ground.
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More than 100,000 ethnic minorities have been forcibly displaced as fighting between the Kachin and Shan and military forces of Burma continues.
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Lawmakers are zeroing in on the domestic airline industry after a passenger was forcibly removed from a United flight, suffering heavy injuries.
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They maintained from the start that Mr. Lightfoot was injured while being forcibly restrained by officers who were simply doing their jobs.
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The Post reports that an estimated 5 percent of the almost 1,500 boys at Casa Padre were forcibly separated from their families.
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That figure excludes many thousands more who have fled or been forcibly moved within territory still controlled by the ultra-hardline Islamists.
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But if so, the trailer doesn't capture it, no matter how many times The Rock forcibly thrusts one eyebrow toward the heavens.
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Under South Africa's apartheid regime, the government forcibly displaced millions of black citizens in order to enforce its ideology of racial segregation.
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On April 10, refugees attempted to forcibly cross the border, prompting the Macedonian military to respond with tear gas and rubber bullets.
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Johnson has also accused Trump of forcibly kissing her, which the White House denies and has said is contradicted by eyewitness accounts.
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The United Nations Refugee Agency reported unprecedented levels of refugees in 2017, with the number of forcibly displaced people reaching 68.5 million.
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Perhat told The Post she was repeatedly raped by Chinese guards; she twice found herself pregnant and had the pregnancies forcibly terminated.
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Attorney General Nestor Humberto Martinez said Rojas Rodriguez allegedly had approximately 80 kilograms of explosives when he entered the police academy forcibly.
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The aid workers, who all spoke on condition of anonymity, estimated that between 2,400 and 5,000 people were forcibly returned between Nov.
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The Customs and Border Protection officials declined to say whether the military would at any point forcibly remove migrants from the ports.
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In one Louisiana town near an Army installation, a woman was forcibly examined because she'd been spotted dining in a restaurant alone.
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This is not a subtle message, but then neither is forcibly rounding up people by race and putting them in detainment centers.
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On the footage, the official said, Mr. Gooding is seen forcibly touching the woman, who is a student at New York University.
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In 2009, the strike force in Kandahar tried to forcibly release one of its colleagues detained by the police on criminal charges.
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Some 3,000 children were forcibly removed from a parent as a result of the administration's so-called zero-tolerance policy on immigration.
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"Forcibly returning refugees and asylum seekers to their country of origin is a serious violation of international refugee law," the agency said.
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Beijing, which is increasingly mimicking Russia's playbook, must have certainly taken note of how Russia forcibly annexed Crimea with relatively little pain.
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The mayor ordered the governor's appointee forcibly removed from his office and mustered a force of hundreds of Municipals to do so.
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He said his family was forcibly removed from their ancestral village in 1988 and confined to an internment camp for five years.
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Many of them were forcibly repatriated, but others, like the Shahs, were fed up with being targeted for abuse by the police.
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It began, she said, with an episode at the Four Seasons in 1999 during which he forcibly performed oral sex on her.
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Haley said Weinstein pulled out her tampon and forcibly performed oral sex on her in his Soho apartment in New York City.
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Millions more have been forcibly displaced within their own countries, bringing the global number of displaced people to an unprecedented 22011 million.
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The first involved a student who was forcibly taken several times to a psychiatric hospital after lampooning the president on social media.
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In both Victoria and NSW, firefighting officials have been granted emergency powers to forcibly relocate people, if necessary, according to the Guardian.
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We have been waiting for decades to return to our land, property, and memories from which we were forcibly and unjustly expelled.
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Mass demonstrations have at times turned violent as police fired tear gas and forcibly arrested protesters they accused of rioting and vandalism.
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Battles had erupted near their house, and one brother had been arrested and forcibly drafted as he was traveling to his university.
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During the raid, American and Somali forces rescued children forcibly recruited by the extremist group, though it was not clear how many.
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Some of his policies, like forcibly separating mothers from their children at the border, are also opposed much more strongly by women.
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He was accused this week of forcibly kissing and groping a woman in 2006 during a USO tour in the Middle East.
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Do you agree with Mr. Trump that unauthorized immigrants are criminals who must be found and forcibly removed from the United States?
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Even if a scareware alert pops up, you can dismiss it without rebooting your whole computer — just forcibly quit the browser program.
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Forcibly married to a man she did not love, Baumfree gave birth to 13 children, most of them sold away from her.
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The woman, who requested to remain anonymous, alleged that Ford forcibly grabbed her one evening in New York City several years ago.
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Two security officers have lost their jobs after a passenger was forcibly dragged off a United Airlines flight in April, CNN reported.
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After a 10-hour standoff in which editors refused to give the legislators airtime, security guards forcibly ejected two of the lawmakers.
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After Politico published accusations from a former congressional staff member on Wednesday morning that Mr. Franken had forcibly kissed her, Democrats lunged.
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According to reports, she was fired by Chief of Staff John Kelly at a Christmas party and forcibly removed from the building.
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Al Franken's resignation, just hours after Politico published a report detailing how Franken tried to forcibly kiss a former Democratic congressional aide.
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"The County does not, and has no interest in, operating a de facto federal prison for forcibly separated youth," the board said.
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Both boys were child soldiers forcibly enlisted by Houthi rebels and put to work carrying ammunition and supplies to the front lines.
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The refugee crisis in Europe has reached unprecedented levels — over 65.6 million people worldwide have now been forcibly displaced from their homes.
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For months, the Trump administration has said one of its main goals in Syria is to forcibly remove Iran from the battlefield.
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Even if they do, it is morally reprehensible to forcibly separate children from parents under any circumstances — deterrence cannot justify such cruelty.
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Zarqawi "felt that by correcting his own practice of his religion, and forcibly correcting others, he was doing God's work," Orton said.
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It gathers 40 recent illustrations from 12 artists in an exhibition about the estimated 68.5 million people who have been forcibly displaced worldwide.
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Understanding the surgical needs of forcibly displaced people can help inform planning, resource allocation and improvements in healthcare systems, Kushner and colleagues write.
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Zervos — one of 16 women who have come forward against Trump — had previously accused the president of groping her and forcibly kissing her.
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Thankfully, that tragedy has been narrowly averted—the only loud conversations you'll be forcibly subjected to are the ones involving "re-accommodating" passengers.
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Natasha Stoynoff The People magazine journalist said Trump forcibly kissed her while she was reporting a story at Mar-a-Lago in 2005.
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Saakashvili said Tuesday that Poroshenko breached international law by stripping him of his Ukrainian citizenship and forcibly kicking him out of the country.
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He demanded the woman hand over her purse and, when she refused, he tried to take it by forcibly pulling on the strap.
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Turning their backs to the forcibly displaced was simply not an option for some Ugandans, many of whom had just returned home themselves.
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In April, Dr. David Dao was forcibly dragged off a United flight for refusing to give up his seat on an overbooked flight.
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Charlotte only achieves clarity after she was forcibly removed from the Academy, and then spent years shuffling in and out of mental hospitals.
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"Weapons were used with the aim of forcibly stopping the Ukrainian warships," the FSB said in a statement circulated to Russian state media.
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One of the officers involved in forcibly removing and dragging a passenger from an overbooked United Airlines flight was placed on leave Monday.
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Now they&aposre involved with things like forcibly separating children from parents, these kinds of raids that have scared people throughout the country.
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Set in the near future, it follows a woman who's kidnapped by an ultra-conservative organization that tries to forcibly "fix" her gender.
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But months later, McShane was accused of forcibly kissing and touching the daughter of one of the clients who used the storage facility.
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She said there were tentative plans to offer an alternate shelter closer to the bridge but that the migrants won't be forcibly removed.
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But in DC, Kessler and his cronies would be surrounding an enormous statue of Andrew Jackson, the president who forcibly relocated Native Americans.
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The deal with the United Nations refugee agency was meant to replace a contentious Israeli plan to forcibly deport the migrants to Rwanda.
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Islamism is a political and theocratic philosophy that commands its adherence to wage violent jihad, to murder or to forcibly convert all infidels.
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The overwhelming likelihood is that they are grieving because they were forcibly taken from their loved ones, not because they are mentally ill.
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Hearing about refugees being deported is an abstraction — watching a loving couple forcibly separated by the government is a powerful, empathy-driving moment.
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One can only imagine how this witch would feel about someone who forcibly "yanked" crystals from their home and unapologetically sold them off.
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Delaney's entire store is full of forcibly cheesy merch descriptions and unique Delaney "accessories," like stress grips, playing cards, and an ERASER. Ugh.
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Tom Brokaw Tom Brokaw is being accused of groping and twice trying to forcibly kiss a younger NBC News colleague in the 1990s.
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The Minnesota Democrat was accused of forcibly kissing and inappropriately touching multiple women, in many cases while they were being photographed with him.
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These refugees then face further hostility seeking safety in neighboring countries like Sudan, which forcibly returned 100 asylum-seekers to Eritrea last year.
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