And they wanted to end it, and our miners have been mistreated and are not being mistreated anymore.
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" _____ • "No one should ever be mistreated this way.
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I feel very sorry for what she went through and what she was subjected to by the Starr investigation and everyone who mistreated her — mistreated her, in my opinion, just disgracefully.
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In any — and every — profession, women are continuously mistreated.
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" The complaint said Russo was "discourteous and mistreated the victim.
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The reporters said they had not been mistreated in custody.
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Both say their citizens are mistreated in the other's country.
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I apologize to the people I have mistreated and hurt.
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Another child or animal or person with disabilities is mistreated.
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It is our collective shame that you were so mistreated.
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"She added: "Please today stand up for every soul Mistreated.
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Maria's employers, on the other hand, have never mistreated her.
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The government has denied that any defendants have been mistreated.
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"Students would cry because they felt mistreated," Ms. Cheek said.
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Or, think back to the last time you mistreated someone.
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" She added, "Homosexuals, the transgender community, women, blacks—they're mistreated.
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Local officials have said she was not mistreated in jail.
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You can, however, feel hurt, mistreated, offended, misunderstood, forsaken, and helpless.
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The two journalists said they had not been mistreated in custody.
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Perhaps 150,000 children went through the schools, and many were mistreated.
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"Police are the most mistreated people in this country" — Trump pic.twitter.
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It was, of course, upsetting that Long had mistreated their son.
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He sang about girls, naturally, but also about mistreated street traders.
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You have said police are the most mistreated people in America.
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Gutierrez said Trump mistreated a young woman because of her ethnicity.
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" He also apologized to his victim, "whom I mistreated so badly.
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THEY MISTREATED DOGS AND FORCED THEM INTO RUSHING WATERS WHILE FILMING.
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Things were just boring me, I was bored and felt mistreated.
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I apologize to the teenage girl, whom I mistreated so badly.
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Recent allegations that she mistreated staff have further complicated Klobuchar's chances.
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That Mr. Magnitsky was mistreated in jail is hardly in dispute.
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Canada is not a miscreant to be mistreated, insulted or threatened.
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That news reminded editors: Women are often mistreated in the workplace.
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Captured American pilots were badly mistreated and tortured, as was McCain.
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When Célestine is especially mistreated, she mutters insults under her breath.
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Every day people feel left out, unappreciated and mistreated at work.
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Yet he often erupted in rage when he saw animals mistreated.
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"No one should ever be mistreated in this way," he said.
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I never felt harassed or mistreated because I was a woman.
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They insist it was not mistreated or mishandled in any way.
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Einstein had invented the atomic bomb, mistreated dogs, neglected his children.
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There were also accusations that he was mistreated by the Saudis.
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Breaking up with someone is particularly painful if they mistreated you.
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Yet another story about a mistreated United passenger has made the news.
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It allows us to speak up for the weak or the mistreated.
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"You need to know that nobody deserves to be mistreated," Shereé said.
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Kok isn't the only female employee who alleges being mistreated while pregnant.
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In the message, the letter's authors allege they've been mistreated in detention.
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Of transgender employees, 90% report being harassed or mistreated on the job.
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"I apologize to the people I have mistreated and hurt," he said.
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"He has confronted and mistreated the guards," Moreno said during his video.
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Colonel Winthai Suvaree, a spokesman for the junta, denied authorities mistreated Sirawith.
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When they are arrested or mistreated by police, the world soon knows.
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The river, the city, and the people were all mistreated for years.
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"I apologize to the people I have mistreated and hurt," Batali said.
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Because my entry into child labor was unionized, I never felt mistreated.
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Fast food workers are among the most mistreated groups in American society.
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The Chinese Embassy denied that Pakistani brides were being mistreated in China.
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He was sexually abused as a child, and mistreated in other ways.
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"There were people held against their will, being mistreated," Mr. Baloyes recalled.
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Native Americans have been historically marginalized and mistreated by the United States.
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In interviews, four workers said they were not mistreated at the restaurants.
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Khadr later recanted and his lawyers said he had been grossly mistreated.
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On Wednesday, the reporters said they had not been mistreated in custody.
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When employees are demeaned and mistreated, it diminishes collaboration, creativity and productivity.
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The women Fosse used and discarded and harassed and mistreated were real.
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Now's the time to talk about body image and how women are mistreated.
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She is also currently defending Irish prisoners who were mistreated by the country.
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"[S]ome of the most impressive judicial nominees are grossly mistreated," he wrote.
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We are also disturbed by reports that some of those detained were mistreated.
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About 4% of men and 8% of women report being mistreated at home.
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Powerful men—stars, studio bosses, talent agents—had heard that he mistreated women.
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The rich can kick up a fuss when they are mistreated by police.
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Chai said that the café has not mistreated its animals in any way.
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Russia has denied Kiev's accusations that it has mistreated the Tatars since 2014.
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Too many of Iran's young girls have been mistreated, abused, tortured and killed.
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I have said it time and again: I was mistreated by police officers.
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Many of the guards have mistreated the inmates, but it's hard to watch.
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"The biggest thing I've learned is how Satan has mistreated humans," she said.
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The first involved one of the girls telling him they were being mistreated.
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He did not discover America... he mistreated the people already living in America.
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After decades of being mistreated by her mother, McNeely finally ended the relationship.
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"It has been five years since Adèle and I were mistreated," she said.
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At Fox News, many knew that Roger Ailes and Bill O'Reilly mistreated women.
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Even one of our Republican senators, Charles Grassley, says we have been mistreated.
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They are being mistreated and they can't help but express it this way.
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"Look, I'm not being offended by, you know, mistreated by anybody," he said.
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"I was certainly mistreated," she said in an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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"No one should ever be mistreated this way," the company's chief executive said.
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But Duyet denies that McCain and the other POW's were mistreated during captivity.
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Mr. Francken has said he did not know the men would be mistreated.
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" Asked whether Trump ever mistreated women, Brewer Lane said, "Not that I've ever seen.
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They aren't being mistreated and chained in some room — no one is saying that.
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Young adults with cancer are often diagnosed at later stages and mistreated, he adds.
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Hillary was an enabler, and she attacked the women who Bill Clinton mistreated afterward.
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For the first few years the camps were ill-run and the inmates mistreated.
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She is ostracized and mistreated by Orlando's family, including his ex-wife and son.
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And by the way, the police are the most mistreated people in this country.
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Stan's adamant he's not being mistreated, and suggests someone might have a personal vendetta.
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The workers later sued Mr. Trump, saying that they had been underpaid and mistreated.
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There are large, mistreated Palestinian refugee communities in all of Israel's neighbors but Egypt.
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While the platforms have codes of conduct, they don't prevent users from being mistreated.
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"No one should ever be mistreated this way," he said in a statement Tuesday.
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"If you see somebody being mistreated, or somebody being taken advantage of, say something."
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There is no evidence that the child had been mistreated prior to being abandoned.
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Enough people agreed that animals were being mistreated to turn the tide on circuses.
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At various times, his colleagues pushed, beat and mistreated the detainees in small rooms.
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One of the legends Byrne rakes up is that Hillary mistreated her security detail.
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There has not yet been any suggestion of how Swoopes might have mistreated players.
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But others have painted a different picture, saying they have felt overworked or mistreated.
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" "We don't need short-term revivals of an industry that has always mistreated us.
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Only six of the respondents, she writes, reported that they had never been mistreated.
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So if you see someone getting mistreated, call it out for what it is.
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Ms. Baeshen, the embassy spokeswoman, said that none of the detainees had been mistreated.
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Two years later, Tinder is still brimming with possibly sedated, likely mistreated wild animals.
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Their expertise is fraught with the pain of having been misunderstood and, often, mistreated.
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He and Mr. McKenzie have previously denied that they isolated or mistreated Mr. Indiana.
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But the new lawsuit claims the chevre were mistreated and exploited in multiple ways.
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I thought of the deaf people who had been mistreated or killed by police.
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All those people that mistreated you and left you there to rot and die?
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TRUMP: Yes OK. And I think the Kurds have been horribly mistreated by us.
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Many arrived malnourished or mistreated, and most clearly enjoyed her affectionate voice and attention.
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Relatives have alleged the babies were mistreated because they were born to unmarried women.
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She is always there, even when she's angry, even when she's being horribly mistreated.
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Even prominent performers have told of being mistreated by producers, agents or fellow actors.
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Even prominent performers have told of being mistreated by producers, agents or fellow actors.
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Beaten and severely mistreated, he lost 60 lbs over the course of three months.
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Multiple studies show that people with disabilities, senior citizens, poor people, and people of color are more likely to be mistreated by medical professionals, and the likelihood of being mistreated increases if family members view them as an emotional or financial burden.
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There are people that are ignored, mistreated and neglected with disabilities that need our support.
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It's a harsh reality that many of us have felt mistreated or undermined at work.
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"The husbands would abuse me sexually and I was mistreated physically and verbally," says Morales.
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Our Arab allies, shamefully abandoned and mistreated by the current administration, are certainly not perfect.
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"Supposedly Chinese is [a] minority, and in the history we have been mistreated," Jeff said.
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Bradford Cat Watch Rescue is a voluntary organisation that cares for abandoned and mistreated cats.
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Under Islam, slaves have rights and cannot be mistreated nor forced to have sexual relations.
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Black men had undeniably been mistreated in the criminal justice system, especially in Los Angeles.
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One security source said the protesters detained several policemen, seized their weapons and mistreated them.
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Al Franken, who announced he would resign earlier in December, was mistreated by his colleagues.
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If you see a Black child being mistreated or unfairly profiled, don't just stand there.
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The two Drake sisters who had been abandoned and mistreated their whole lives bonded instantly.
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"It's so fundamental to the female experience to be mistreated and feel ashamed of it."
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Sean was mistreated as a child in terrible ways, ways that left lasting mental scars.
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He acknowledged his past abuse during his sentencing, admitting he "mistreated" several former student-athletes.
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And in his personal life, he has repeatedly mistreated the women he promised to love.
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Even foreigners who have put their lives on the line for America are being mistreated.
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Lau said there was a "grave risk" Wang had been tortured and mistreated in detention.
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His own restaurants routinely mistreated workers and violated overtime, workplace safety and other labor laws.
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The fact that women are being mistreated financially is, sadly, not a breaking news story.
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I sincerely hope you've never been mistreated because your parents came from a different country.
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Upon their release, the Pentagon stated that there was no sign the sailors were mistreated.
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Earlier this year, the president suggested that soldiers are mistreated in the military justice system.
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The women he mistreated will always have to live with what he took from them.
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"If our African-American guests were mistreated, was it because of racism?" he wondered aloud.
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He feels as though Roy Moore was "mistreated" and Robert E. Lee was a hero.
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In two cases, the report said, evidence indicated that British officers had themselves mistreated suspects.
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The senator faced criticism earlier in 2019 for reports that she mistreated Senate staff members.
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I'll set you straight when you're unreasonable, and come to your defense when you're mistreated.
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Synopsis: In Gotham City, mentally troubled comedian Arthur Fleck is disregarded and mistreated by society.
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"I apologize for how you were mistreated by the Brazilian justice system," de Mello said.
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As with most high-profile people, Megyn Kelly is being mistreated by the chattering class.
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There, he gave investigators a statement largely supporting the descriptions of how Smith was mistreated.
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DeKalb said Devonte and one of his sisters had told him they were being mistreated.
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It's important to ask ourselves why we, a group of traditionally mistreated professionals, are gathering.
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George Washington, enshrined these principles even as British and Hessian troops mistreated their American captives.
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While on death row, Hall became functionally blind due to mistreated glaucoma, his lawyers say.
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So it's unlikely these animals will be mistreated by the people entrusted with their care.
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The US said it had obtained assurances from Algeria that Ameziane would not be mistreated.
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She also sues the police and prisons on behalf of clients who have been mistreated.
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"To the women in our campaign who were harassed or mistreated, I apologize," Sanders said.
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The show has stoked strong feelings about how they were mistreated, subsequent struggles and eventual exoneration.
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Or were complaints made by mistreated workers investigated but never reported up the chain of command?
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You're meant to feel outraged that she's mistreated; you treat her as indistinguishable from a person.
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He proclaimed himself an ally of survivors and recoiled at the way Ford has been mistreated.
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The footage showed sick cows being transported to the slaughterhouse where they were mistreated and killed.
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"I think this is the only country in the world where migrants aren't mistreated," he says.
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It teaches them that it's okay for Muslims to be mistreated simply because they are Muslim.
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Including our wonderful and hard-working miners who have been absolutely, totally mistreated by this administration.
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But he'll also say America has been mistreated, and is going to stand up for itself.
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Ghasemi denied allegations that White, who hails from Imperial Beach, California, has been mistreated in prison.
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According to the Times, Mehri "strongly denied" the allegations and said that no one was mistreated.
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"I went through the system, and was humiliated, and mistreated," Moore said in a 2017 interview.
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She says she was a vulnerable single mother and he mistreated her both physically and sexually.
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More than half of them had been bullied by peers and mistreated by caregivers as children.
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Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Ghasemi said earlier this week Michael White has not been mistreated.
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Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwon, who is also defense minister, said Karadag had not been mistreated.
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Nor are we allowed full expressions of rage or other unfeminine emotions when we are mistreated.
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Some have taken to social media to detail instances in which they felt mistreated or abused.
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Whatever they say, she has to follow, even though sometimes she gets mistreated and is beaten.
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Some pets are mistreated and there is a lack of know-how about vaccinations and sterilization.
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A series of recent revelations, some tied to women who say they were mistreated during Gov.
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The state found evidence that about a dozen residents at the group home had been mistreated.
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All three brutally mistreated their populations and were complicit in acts of terrorism and/or aggression.
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And some of the millions of elderly Americans abused each year are mistreated by paid caretakers.
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Both present stories of people who were mistreated for the sake of the larger company motives.
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Mr. Boh said the shutdown further proved the Anglophone protesters' point that the government mistreated them.
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Williams added that there is no indication so far that McNabb mistreated anyone in his care.
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We need to get to a place where EVERY SINGLE WOMAN who's being mistreated says no.
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Yet a separation is possible if the child is mistreated, neglected or endangered, law experts say.
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She later tweeted she was done with him because she'd been extremely mistreated on the tour.
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The committee did not find any evidence that British intelligence officers directly mistreated or tortured militant suspects.
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It's something that upsets Native American designers who don't want to see their culture mistreated once again.
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Pass-throughs who feel mistreated have a simple fix available to them: They can become C-corps.
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During the visit, McCain said he could not forgive the jailers who mistreated and killed his comrades.
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My rags … reflect the vulnerability and fragility of people, the pain, grief, and suffering of those mistreated.
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After the "Night of Terror" where imprisoned suffragists were beaten and mistreated, the public demanded their release.
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Misdiagnosed and mistreated for years, "93/11 seeped into every aspect of my life," Hovitz tells PEOPLE.
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" In a statement to Eater, Batali said, "I apologize to the people I have mistreated and hurt.
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You can — and should — be vocal about recording an interaction to actively support the person being mistreated.
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GWR, the train company that mistreated Ms Davis, has apologised and launched an investigation into the incident.
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" In addition, several news organization have reported that the accused shooter was bullied and "mistreated at school.
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We're going to take care of our African-American people that have been mistreated for so long.
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The WCO said the temple's tigers posed a danger to visitors and that they were being mistreated.
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"I'm not here to be mistreated by my f—ing bitch family," she said on speakerphone, sobbing.
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But he also gave voice to the grievances of those who believe they are mistreated by police.
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"I'm not here to be mistreated by my f—ing bitch family," Kourtney says on speakerphone, crying.
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Republicans are likewise trying to seize on anger among conservatives at how they perceive Kavanaugh was mistreated.
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Blondell complains about how the 1950s and early 1960s mistreated "mature gals" like herself, Crawford, and Davis.
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Democrats won in 2008 because we unified people who felt ignored or mistreated by the Bush Administration.
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" In a statement to Eater, Batali said, "I apologize to the people I have mistreated and hurt.
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In the letter, Nunes said the Democrats were pursuing a "sham impeachment process" that has mistreated Trump.
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Establishment Democrats mistreated Sanders, and then expected his supporters to fall in line and vote for Clinton.
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In the suit, Mr. Luke asserts that Mr. Mahmud mistreated female employees and exhibited anti-Semitic behavior.
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Employees who are treated well work harder and longer with greater loyalty than employees who are mistreated.
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The program is designed to help comfort and train mistreated and neglected animals rescued from deplorable conditions.
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It's very difficult for cruise-ship workers to sue their employers if they feel they've been mistreated.
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His death was symbolically resonant–eaten by the dogs he had starved and mistreated—but still empty.
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However, it is clear that we will continue to be mistreated and ignored if we stay silent.
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Since the lawsuit was filed, other women have come forward to allege they were mistreated by Ailes.
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In the 1920s, the disabled were mistreated, sterilized, experimented on and killed in some German psychiatric institutions.
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He and his family were originally from Nigeria, where gay Africans like him were scorned and mistreated.
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Many survivors forgo the criminal justice system altogether for fear of how their cases might be mistreated.
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Mr. Mehri said he strongly denied the accusations and that no one was mistreated after giving birth.
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The women in it claimed to be imprisoned in Saudi Arabia and said they had been mistreated.
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But as he indicated on television Friday, Mr. Biden does not believe he personally mistreated Ms. Hill.
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Later the children moved to their mother's apartment in Manhattan, where they were neglected and generally mistreated.
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In their view, the greyhounds were mistreated, subjected to harsh living conditions, then retired with broken bones.
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" It is grotesque and offensive for Trump to dismiss these stranded, mistreated human beings as "Boston bombers.
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They rushed over, Yodalys shaking from the stress and worry that she'd be mistreated in CBP custody.
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Most of what Juno does is predicated on the fact that many drivers feel mistreated by Uber.
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All say they have been mistreated by the police department because of the color of their skin.
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And when it has gotten attention, it's often been mistreated patients making a fuss about private ambulances.
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Gabriel said the research shows employers can lose female employees who are bullied or mistreated at work.
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Neighbors have since come forward to say they suspect the Hart children were being mistreated and denied food.
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He is physically alright but tired and stressed, but physically he does not appear mistreated, the source said.
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But she also recognizes that many truckers — especially minority truckers — are mistreated, working long hours for low pay.
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When our staff has been mistreated, whether by clients or staff, we have taken swift and decisive action.
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The werewolves rise up against Viktor, king of vampires who has, for centuries, persecuted and mistreated the werewolves.
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Maimon claims that Swartz mistreated May by adjusting her neck, and should have recognized that she needed hospitalization.
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And as somebody who has been mistreated by my faith and by the school that I went to.
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Those who feel they have been mistreated by law enforcement would survive to have their day in court.
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They feel as if they've been mistreated by the culture, by society, by our politics, by our economy.
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Wade told ABC 30 she isn't upset with Starbucks, but rather the employees whom she claims mistreated her.
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The affected families were travellers, an indigenous nomadic community that has been long mistreated and stigmatised in Ireland.
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Often the bully is also being mistreated at home or at another location--that bully needs help too.
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There have been reports Warmbier was mistreated in the custody of the North Koreans and possibly physically beaten.
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Clinton's accusation that he had mistreated Alicia Machado, a Venezuelan who won the Miss Universe competition in 1996.
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Sources at Egypt's prisons authority confirmed Mursi experienced a diabetic coma recently but denied he was being mistreated.
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When they see someone being mistreated or taken advantage of, it's up to them to not be silent.
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If Kalief were here, and I beat him and mistreated him, I'd be in jail for child abuse.
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Five legislators in all were detained, two say they were badly beaten and all say they were mistreated.
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We're realizing that a lot of people have been being mistreated and we haven't been paying any attention.
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It said they were mistreated through lack of care and attention, and others may have been put down.
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The CFPB did not say how much money it's seeking to compensate the borrowers it says were mistreated.
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Many said they had been mistreated at the Forum or at academy-owned properties in Stockholm and Paris.
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He said he had not been mistreated, and was released alongside the AFP reporter and another local journalist.
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Mr. Stack was in the news last year after accusations he mistreated State Police in his protective detail.
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There are calls for a general strike and accusations that protesters are being framed and mistreated in detention.
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Trump's public petulance about being mistreated is in fact a public appeal, in order to rehabilitate his brand.
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I worry that these workers are being mistreated and that the work may not be up to code.
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The woman he mistreated later received a settlement from Victoria's Secret, according to several current and former employees.
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"People get mistreated by the government, by people of power, and they choose to keep quiet," she said.
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They said Sheldon was "mean," reminded them of Trump, and has previously mistreated those she's done business with.
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His focus on crime data made him blind to the human beings who were mistreated under his policies.
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His focus on crime data made him blind to the human beings who were mistreated under his policies.
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"No one should ever be mistreated this way," Oscar Munoz, the company's chief executive, said in a statement.
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Pleas for help DeKalb said Devonte and one of his sisters had told him they were being mistreated.
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Those grievances, once again, are rooted in how he innately believes he is being mistreated by the media.
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Kashfia, another woman who observes hijab, recounts being pregnant and mistreated when she was expecting her first son.
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President Obama is not the first head of state to do business with countries that mistreated his ancestors.
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"Even in 'advanced' countries, women are ignored, passed over, mistreated and subjugated at rates that are unacceptable," she said.
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But after the sentencing last week, some prominent right-wing figures insisted that the Proud Boys had been mistreated.
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He recalled other times when black residents of Fort Worth had been killed or otherwise mistreated by the police.
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" In response, Kourtney cried on the phone, saying, "I'm not here to be mistreated by my f—— bitch family.
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During her visit, she talked about her beagle Guy, who had been previously mistreated and left to roam wild.
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"If there is anyone who has been discriminated against and mistreated here, it is the male employee," she said.
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Other Black women came to Mallory's support with their own accounts of being mistreated and discriminated against while traveling.
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"I'm not here to be mistreated by my fucking bitch family," Kourtney says at one point in an episode.
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Officials said the operation in Nebraska and Minnesota targeted businesses that hired and mistreated immigrants in the U.S. illegally.
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The Panthers used that loophole to monitor police patrols in black neighborhoods to ensure no black person was mistreated.
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Trump has cast himself throughout the Russia investigation as an aggrieved president who is being mistreated by the media.
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Making these photos serves the dual purpose of conceptualizing her underwater self and humanizing the environment that's being mistreated.
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The court also released a short video that showed Xie saying he had not been mistreated while in custody.
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At 23, Morgan Overholt found herself stuck in a job she hated, feeling underpaid, overworked, mistreated, and creatively stifled.
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Taystee interrupts Judy and gives a speech herself, saying Poussey's name and listing the ways the inmates are mistreated.
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Since that time, many, many more people understand what we did and feel that we were misjudged and mistreated.
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Griff hadn't bloodied or mistreated anyone outside the ring in a week, as if he'd sworn on a Bible.
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The two Italians were not mistreated during their captivity and are in good health, Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni said.
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Frydenberg criticised the regulator last week and promised to boost its powers to speed up compensation for mistreated customers.
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As one of society's most mistreated demographics, the experience of being a Black girl is significantly influenced by trauma.
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If it didn't, it's also not the first timewho knows for sure, other than that poor, possibly mistreated cucumber.
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I eventually started to talk again one day and she apologized for [her] actions and never mistreated me again.
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And undocumented laborers are less likely to risk job changes and less likely to complain if they're being mistreated.
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Kechiche was accused of sexual assault last year, and has also faced complaints that he mistreated actresses on set.
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I felt like I was standing up for everyone else that I was seeing at Uber who was mistreated.
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Mr. Ellison's campaign has been dogged by claims from an ex-girlfriend that he mistreated her during their relationship.
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Dershowitz was often introduced as an impartial arbiter—a Democrat who happened to feel that Trump had been mistreated.
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The bank set up the 400 million pound scheme to reimburse fees to customers who say they were mistreated.
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But critics say Iran should not have detained the sailors in the first place and that Iran mistreated them.
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Queer people get mistreated by non-queers, so when we get second-class treatment by ourselves, it really hurts.
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You will be mistreated, judged, harassed or assaulted because you have a vagina in a world full of penises.
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She gave support to Masha Mendieta, a woman on Mr. Sanders's 2016 presidential campaign who said she was mistreated.
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A Mother Jones reporter was warned by a co-worker that she'd be fired if she cried after being mistreated.
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Animal rights groups have criticized the use of elephants in the tourism industry, arguing that the animals are often mistreated.
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"I'm not here to be mistreated by my f—ing bitch family," Kourtney told Khloe on speakerphone as she cried.
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Khalid told reporters that Chin is being handled like any other detainee and denied claims that she was being mistreated.
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Seventy percent said they were mistreated, harassed, sexually or physically assaulted in shelters, or kicked out due to being transgender.
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"I apologize to the people I have mistreated and hurt," Batali said in a statement to Eater about the accusations.
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"I'm not here to be mistreated by my f—ing bitch family," Kourtney said on speakerphone in the episode, sobbing.
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O.J. Simpson's lawyer and Snoop Dogg's people reached out to him and said they were mistreated by Cosmo as well.
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" In response, Kourtney cried on the phone, saying, "I'm not here to be mistreated by my f—ing bitch family.
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A lot of kids out there who feel their friends, families have mistreated them might see this as an outlet.
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Then she read Fowler's lengthy blog post alleging the company ignored her complaints of sexual harassment and mistreated female employees.
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For the suspicious, it could record whether a parcel had been mistreated in transit by being heated up or crushed.
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In conclusion, the Qatari migrant workers are being cruelly mistreated by their employers and the system that they live in.
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His father told the Journal that Dimitrios was "mistreated at school" and "I believe that's what was behind" the shooting.
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But stigma and punitive laws often mean they are mistreated or turned away when they seek services, according to UNAIDS.
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Hastert admitted to having "mistreated" several former student athletes from his time as a high school wrestling coach and apologized.
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It also said that Trump had mistreated the coffee company late last year by criticizing changes to its holiday cups.
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Adding to her pain, she's often mistreated by the family she works for and by people in her personal life.
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The women alleged they were demoted, had their salaries cut, or were otherwise mistreated after they returned from maternity leave.
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But during the last two years, "watching older employees be patronized, stereotyped, maligned and mistreated was extremely painful," she said.
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The image reminds us that during the Vietnam era — and otherwise — it wasn't just Southeast Asians overseas who were mistreated.
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The sources said it was unfathomable that Prince Ahmed, a son of the kingdom's founder, could be arrested or mistreated.
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This new H.H.S. division is an open invitation to discriminate further against an already misunderstood, maligned and often mistreated population.
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I can't remember which I thought was worse — to be forced to stay in my room or to be mistreated.
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They talked about diversity, decency and, yes, women: how frequently they've been unheard, how cruelly they've been mistreated and marginalized.
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I didn't notice, at the time, how I was being mistreated, but I felt very silenced and hidden from view.
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If one of my daughters was ever mistreated in that way I'd want to kill the kid who did it.
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CMCs submit and manage claims for consumers who feel they have been mistreated by businesses across a range of industries.
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"They are all going to say the same: Maduro went to China and found nothing, they mistreated him," he said.
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Ms. Mendelsohn said many transgender people are reluctant to even go on job interviews for fear they will be mistreated.
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In February, former Uber employee Susan Fowler revealed allegations of female employees being mistreated and sexually harassed at the company.
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It's a riveting investigative narrative and, perhaps more significantly, a powerful study of how victims are mistreated, misunderstood and worse.
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SO WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR WAYS TO MAKE SURE THAT PEOPLE HERE ARE TRUSTED AND RESPECTED AND NOT MISTREATED.
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Mr. Sanders has twice apologized publicly to women who were mistreated, and promised to do better if he runs again.
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It's race," Rice said, adding that Bloomberg's 2008 claim "damages these consumers, these people who have been mistreated for centuries.
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They're doing it to show kindness to people they feel have been mistreated in the name of the United States.
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It's jarring when you realize your association with whiteness doesn't free you from the threat of being mistreated by police.
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She said she was worried she would be mistreated or not given work by Cuban authorities if she went back home.
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The president has complained vigorously that neither Mr. Comey nor Mr. McCabe have been charged and that Mr. Flynn was mistreated.
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The alleged fraud itself was uncovered by a lawyer, Sergei Magnitsky, who was later arrested, mistreated, and died in Russian custody.
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These young women know something is wrong, they know they've been mistreated, yet they don't have the language to fight back.
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Some write anonymously to share the names of religious figures who mistreated them, hoping to spare other women what they've experienced.
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He's skipped debates when he felt mistreated by the hosts, and hurls strange insults at his rivals when he does attend.
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VICE News sat down with Castle to hear why he believes he was mistreated and denied his rights by law enforcement.
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"I'm not here to be mistreated by my fucking bitch family," a crying Kourtney says when Khloé puts her on speakerphone.
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"I'm not here not be mistreated by my fucking bitch family," she says to Khloé, Kim, and Kris on speaker phone.
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Today they are more likely to be part of tourist attractions - where the animals are often mistreated, however, say rights activists.
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Thailand's Wildlife Conservation Office (WCO) said the temple's 137 tigers posed a danger to visitors and that they were being mistreated.
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" In a statement to Eater about the original accusations, Batali said, "I apologize to the people I have mistreated and hurt.
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In Westworld, constant rebooting makes artificial lifeforms conscious of the fact that they are slaves, and horribly mistreated slaves at that.
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In his statements, he wrote that new management at the center has mistreated him and friends over their choice in clothing.
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I understand policing is a vital and dangerous job, but calling them the most mistreated people in our country is outlandish.
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BAH" Motta said: "We can assure you no mothers have been sacrificed, mistreated, or hurt during the realisation of this ad.
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Just as problematic, those who appropriate our history for their own objectives often remain silent when our community is being mistreated.
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When Wren introduced Charlotte and Alex, the two half-sisters who had been abandoned and mistreated by everyone, finally found family.
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Mr. MacLean was later reinstated after a Supreme Court ruling, but he said he continued to be mistreated by the agency.
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Trump reacted Friday by claiming Stone was mistreated, again labeling the Russia investigation as a "witch hunt" and denying any collusion.
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Warren's plan would also reform police procedure to ensure vulnerable communities are not mistreated, including separating law enforcement from immigration enforcement.
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Some elders, like ICAS president George Edwardson, remember a time when Native Alaskans were deliberately mistreated in the name of science.
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I was left by the girl I loved over something I didn't do, and I was attacked and judged and mistreated.
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Speaking in court, Hastert issued an apology "to the boys I mistreated when I was their coach," according to NBC News.
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During a visit to the infamous prison, McCain said he could not forgive the jailers who mistreated and killed fellow POWs.
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Hastert admitted Wednesday to having "mistreated" several former student athletes from his time as a high school wrestling coach and apologized.
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For example, he had to apologize to women who were "harassed or mistreated" during his 2016 campaign by male campaign workers.
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Joining a cadre of former employees claiming they were mistreated for speaking out about problems at the bank, Mr. Tran sued.
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In it, she describes being harassed and mistreated by a series of men, in addition to the accusation against Mr. Trump.
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Malcolm X's daughter and granddaughter have been arrested after allegedly stealing a U-Haul which contained a bunch of mistreated dogs.
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We're seeing massive overreactions to events and lots of innocent people being caught up in arrests and mistreated along the way.
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Today the figure is 54 percent and sure to grow because it conveniently ties the hands of disgruntled or mistreated workers.
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Despite early reports that she mistreated staff members, Klobuchar hasn't yet faced the likability question in the same way Warren has.
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These victims are harassed, mistreated, tortured and targeted for coercive and often violent "thought-transformation" to ensure loyalty to the CCP.
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Since creating the first labradoodle, however, he said he had regretted the way some breeders had mistreated dogs to fill demand.
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"The Kurds, by the way, have been horribly mistreated by …" Hewitt corrected Trump that he was talking about the Quds Force.
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Sources close to the singer's now ex-GF tell TMZ ... she now feels she was brainwashed, manipulated and mistreated by Kelly.
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Enough of being mistreated and overlooked, run down and run over, and who snaps on a group of unruly white kids.
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For years, Kanye West has complained about how black artists — himself, but also others — are mistreated in the main Grammy categories.
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When they were eventually returned to their parents, the girls were mistreated and, they say, sexually abused by their father, Oliva.
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One facility reported a cat had been mistreated during a visit, yet no facilities reported an infection linked to animal visits.
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The bank has, however, set aside 400 million pounds ($527 million) to reimburse fees to customers who claim they were mistreated.
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My denomination, the United Church of Christ, has a long history of defending the voiceless, the mistreated, the least of these.
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During a private meeting with other survivors, Ms. McSally disclosed that she, too, had been raped and mistreated by the military.
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"It is clear that we will continue to be mistreated and ignored if we stay silent," they wrote in the letter.
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In addition, club workers are alleging through social media and news interviews that ATC and NOPD mistreated them during the raids.
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In 198 cases, they received intelligence obtained from detainees who they knew or should have suspected had been mistreated, the committee said.
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Those repair professionals are also adamant that touchscreen problems are showing up on phones that have not been mistreated, dropped, or bent.
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"If you see a child no matter where, if you don't know them, if you see they're being mistreated talk," she said.
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ISIS terrorizes them as non-Muslims, and even before the extremists marched into Nineveh, Shabaks were severely mistreated by past Iraqi regimes.
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"Unfortunately, you can tell she had been mistreated or on her own for a while," veterinarian Dr. Mary Qwacz told the station.
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Janice "JJ" Jobity was always fit growing up, but when she was mistreated in a relationship, she turned to food to cope.
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SFFA's suit is the first major consideration of the argument that Asian American students are the ones being mistreated in college admissions.
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"No employee should ever feel harassed or mistreated based on their race, gender, beliefs or anything else," the Tesla spokesperson wrote today.
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A project of The Jed Foundation , Love Is Louder was created with the actress to support anyone feeling mistreated, misunderstood or alone.
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Ziegler, a trans black man in Oakland, California, said he was mistreated because of his race when he presented as a woman.
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Over a lone, reverberating guitar, Allison slides in and out of a high falsetto, still fixated on feeling like a mistreated pet.
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There are so many pets that need loving homes and have been displaced and mistreated or even surrendered due to lifestyle changes.
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Sheriff Leazenby also made a visit to the site and did not believe that the animals were being mistreated, according to WLFI.
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He also pointed to recent media reports in which former staff members alleged the senator was overly-demanding, or outright mistreated them.
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But it's clear, George's beef is less about soccer ... and more about the way he feels Latinos are being mistreated in America.
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" Kourtney later cried on the phone about Kim's comments, saying, "I'm not here to be mistreated by my f—ing bitch family.
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While Smurf's story is heartbreaking, it's not much different than most of the other mistreated animals she cares for at the shelter.
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RBS set aside 400 million pounds ($525 million) to compensate thousands of small businesses that said they were mistreated by the GRG.
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Leroy's half sisters were shuffled off to their blood mother's relatives, and he was left to live with cousins who mistreated him.
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" In divorces, he said, the wife from the earlier marriage "wants to make sure that her child isn't mistreated by later children.
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The smugglers abused and mistreated Victory and other would-be migrants, and they demanded ransom payments from his family before releasing him.
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Trinh, a former supervisor at a strawberry farm, felt she'd been mistreated by coworkers and had talked about getting revenge, police said.
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The station says Chatman was incarcerated in December 2013 on a stalking charge and claimed she was mistreated during her time there.
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The U.S. State Department said it was troubled by his detention, saying concerns he would be mistreated in custody were well founded.
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What puzzles me, is that if they're under the impression that we're being mistreated, why have they come to gawk at us?
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When police tried to arrest and mistreated the bar's customers and employees (including trans women of color), four nights of rioting commenced.
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Civil servants who think that they have been mistreated can appeal to a semi-judicial agency called the Merit Systems Protection Board.
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Ms. Paley said she called on Mr. Franco then to apologize to her and to other women who said he mistreated them.
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She found herself relating to a character whose husband had mistreated her and who discussed her relationship with others on the show.
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They felt mistreated by Baghdad, and this anger helped ISIS build a support base and replenish its manpower after its near defeat.
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Choe replied just as hotly that Warmbier had not been mistreated and was in fine condition when he was sent back home.
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Speaking at an event in Istanbul, Erdogan said the findings in Callamard's report showed that Turkey had been mistreated in the process.
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People have been critical of Shaq -- since the doc paints Joe as a scumbag who mistreated the animals at his Oklahoma facility.
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Sometime between mid-227 to March 228 One of the Hart children tells DeKalb that she is being mistreated by her parents.
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Amir Hekmati, an American imprisoned and mistreated by Iran, was found eligible for $20 million from a special United States government fund.
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That explanation mirrors the one she gave earlier this month after reports that the Minnesota Democrat has mistreated her staff for years.
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One black staffer alleged that Luber made inappropriate comments to her about race, and three others said that Luber repeatedly mistreated her.
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But one person familiar with the center strongly disagreed with that description, saying a family member who had stayed there was mistreated.
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The United States was founded on the central insight that if you have no voice in your government, you will be mistreated.
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NOTES A woman long mistreated and underestimated by men overcomes her challenges and, along the way, discovers a love for colorful pants.
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"I want to apologize to the boys I mistreated when I was their coach," Mr. Hastert said at his sentencing in 2016.
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Arthur feels terrible about his mom's sacrifice and the way the Atlanteans mistreated his mother, blaming her for deserting her underwater country.
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" In a later statement to CNN, Batali said he was "deeply sorry" and he apologized "to the people I have mistreated and hurt.
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" As for the drama with Curko, the source says Maier is "very protected" of Staub and "doesn't like it when she is mistreated.
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The Chisinau government says its officials are being mistreated partly to derail a Moldovan investigation into an alleged Russian-led money laundering operation.
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The workers' complaints come at a time when Amazon warehouse workers across the world have alleged that they are overworked, underpaid, and mistreated.
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He said, "I can go to sleep at night very well knowing that I never mistreated anyone on my watch in 42 years."
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It amazes me with all the "awareness and treatment options" there are thousands who are mistreated costing significant heartache and sometimes their lives.
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They say they have been habitually mistreated and intimidated, and have few meaningful ways to make their complaints heard without fear of reprisal.
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The latter method works with powerless defendants who are unfamiliar with or mistreated by the criminal justice system and are susceptible to trickery.
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From North Korea, to racial tensions at home and the NFL national anthem controversy, Carter says Trump is often mistreated by the media.
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There have been plenty of liberal men who have supported feminist ideas in theory but mistreated women in their private or professional lives.
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One building, which was well-kept, with clean tiles on the exterior and working plumbing, held 300 pupils who were not regularly mistreated.
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Josie's dad, Jose Canseco, famously threatened to shoot Mike if he mistreated his daughter -- but they eventually all hung out and got along.
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While Glass has never explicitly accused Kath of abuse, she's implied that she was "mistreated and manipulated" during her time in Crystal Castles.
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HAVE THOSE ROUND ABOUT THOUSAND EMPLOYEES, THEREFORE, BEEN MISTREATED BY THE BANK IN THE PAST IN ORDER FOR THEM TO NOW BE REHIRED?
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Microsoft executives spoke with employees on Thursday about new allegations that surfaced in an email thread about how the company has mistreated women.
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" Kourtney cried on the phone in response to her sister, saying, "I'm not here to be mistreated by my f—ing bitch family.
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In the same year as "Delia's Gone", Martina McBride's "Independence Day" depicted a mistreated mother incinerating her home—and husband—on July 4th.
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He finds himself mistreated by local police, eventually waging a one-man war on them after traumatic memories from the war are triggered.
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Prisoners being mistreated isn't a fun topic, but the show excels at blending brief, funny moments into otherwise serious (and often sad) episodes.
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"I'm not only Laura; I represent lots of women, women who've been raped and mistreated," Laura told a local CBS affiliate in 2015.
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She said in some cases -- like the one at a Philadelphia Starbucks last month -- those who are mistreated actually end up getting arrested.
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"I can go to sleep at night very well knowing that I never mistreated anyone on my watch in 42 years," he said.
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Lionel Messi says he wanted to leave FC Barcelona in 2013-2014 after being "mistreated" during a tax fraud investigation by Spanish officials.
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I stayed for six months and tried to deal with it, but was mistreated so terribly that I ended up in the hospital.
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Lewandowski also denied reports that he had been a "hothead" who mistreated staffers, saying his outbursts were part of his push for perfection.
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During Monday's debate, Clinton laid some juicy bait for Trump by bringing up the way he had mistreated Venezuelan beauty queen Alicia Machado.
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Palestina Hospital's Chief Medical Officer Mariam Maliwa said any patients who claim to have been mistreated should have voiced grievances through "official channels".
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Complaining that he was mistreated in the Democratic primaries (an old complaint that's still a sore spot for some of his supporters) 3.
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"I never mistreated anyone," he said, adding that he had resolved matters privately because he wanted to protect his children from the publicity.
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Though she felt mistreated by the people from the bank and the police station, Ms. Lo said she does not wish anyone harm.
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The Indigenous people were mistreated all because a man decided that he wanted to take over land that did not belong to him.
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U.S.C. came under fire for its handling of reports that the longtime gynecologist at the campus health center had mistreated students for decades.
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Yes, let's please take an already mistreated, undervalued group and castigate them further with the cheapest schoolyard insult one can possibly dredge up.
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In 2013, the Arizona Department of Health Services found that a male employee mistreated some patients by making sexually explicit remarks about them.
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Mr. Butler wrote in the book that black men were disproportionately incarcerated and mistreated because the system was supposed to work that way.
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By then, Ms. König was already thinking of leaving France, saying that she was mistreated and harassed in the street for her attire.
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It ruled instead that the baker had been mistreated by members of the state's civil rights commission who had expressed hostility toward religion.
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After she spoke out about Mr. Weinstein, Ms. Argento quickly emerged as a powerful voice for women who have been mistreated by men.
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To Millie's grown children, this obsession with her dead Lorenzo's heart looks like stubborn grief for a man who mistreated her for years.
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The Edwards family, in a statement, said the police mistreated those in the car — Jordan's two brothers and two friends — after the shooting.
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"Not here to complain about who has done me wrong or how I've been mistreated" — Michael Flynn speaking to California republicans. https://t.
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The new report "extends the evidence that many women are mistreated during facility-based childbirth in low-resource settings," Afulani and Moyer wrote.
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Hussein was accused of being a member of al Qaeda but was released after a short stint in jail and was not mistreated.
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" Batali later said in a statement to CNN that he was "deeply sorry" and apologizing "to the people I have mistreated and hurt.
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They, of course, fall for his charms and while grumbling how they've been mistreated by stockbrokers and Wall Street, fork over their money.
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Secretly recorded by the French animal rights group L214, the video shows sheep being badly mistreated as they move through a processing plant.
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He wrote that constitutional wrongs generally demand legal remedies: when people are mistreated, the law doesn't allow them to be hung up to dry.
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Anyone who's ever felt they've been mistreated (most likely each and every one of us) knows that the act of forgiving can be challenging.
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Riverside County Superior Court Judge Bernard Schwartz discovered probable cause that the couple mistreated 12 of their 13 children for a number of years.
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While Torres's macaroni and cheese days are over now, she says financial security pales to the joy she feels when saving a mistreated pup.
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Of course, a symbolic act of solidarity with people of color mistreated by the criminal justice system seems a little off brand for Trump.
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Concerned animal lovers can make a donation towards helping dog and other needy or mistreated pets through the Humane Society's donation page: humanesociety.org/rescueteam.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's financial watchdog faced sharp criticism on Wednesday from former small business owners who say they have been mistreated by big banks.
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He said: "We recognise that you were ill-treated, you were mistreated, you were embarrassed and shamed, and it was wrong," Notley-Smith said.
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And as president, I'll fight for the rights of transgender people, because no one should be harmed or mistreated for being who they are.
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"My dog was really mistreated and I tried to leave a bad Yelp review on that page and it kept getting deleted," she says.
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There, he was neglected and mistreated by his aunt, uncle, and cousin and was even forced to sleep in a cupboard under the stairs.
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But is her participation in this case an act of solidarity —of sisterhood with other women who allege they have been assaulted or mistreated?
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"People remember mob violence that led to lynching, people remember mob violence that led to people being shot, being grabbed, being mistreated," Clinton said.
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And yet, another source told us Kaiser was "extremely fearful" of going back to the family house and claimed he was mistreated by David.
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All too often, consumers are being mistreated by debt collectors and now taxpayers are at risk of that in the collection of tax debt.
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Midwest ICE raids targeted businesses that hired, mistreated illegal immigrants, officials say Sons of missing Korean War soldier receive their father&aposs dog tag .
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In too many cities across the country, black men [are] being disproportionately brutalized and mistreated by policemen in a higher number than anyone else.
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I regret that any student ever felt uncomfortable, unsafe, or mistreated in any way as a result of the actions of a university employee.
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While it's certainly true that in some Muslim countries women are mistreated, often—and unfortunately—in the name of religion, it isn't true everywhere.
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And of course, several alleged offenders have been ousted from their firms after their conduct was thrust into the spotlight by women they mistreated.
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Humanitarian organizations say that migrants are mistreated and even tortured in Libya, and have protested protocols to return migrants who have been rescued offshore.
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Here's an example of the kind of argument you'd make: Black motorists are being targeted and mistreated by American police officers — we know this.
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Hildur's husband had vowed never to marry after the death of his first queen, because he was worried that his daughter would be mistreated.
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A study by Andel and colleagues found that workers who felt mistreated and spent more time surfing the web were less likely to quit.
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"Only a few hundred kilometers away, countless young people are being arrested, being locked up, being mistreated, being disappeared," the narrator says, then adds.
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"Republicans in the General Assembly were pretty mistreated," said Isela Gutiérrez, the associate research director at the advocacy group Democracy North Carolina in Durham.
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Russia pointed to 19 Russian children who died in the care of their adoptive American parents, and others who were abused or otherwise mistreated.
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Trump had regularly argued on the campaign trail that black voters were being mistreated by the Democratic Party and should back him as a result.
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Two leaders of recent company protests said they've been mistreated by managers and collected similar stories from other workers at the world's largest internet company.
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The conditions of many are often misunderstood and mistreated, due to fear and a lack of understanding about how to discuss and treat these issues.
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Los Angeles police said Tuesday that 52 women have filed complaints alleging they were mistreated by a former gynecologist at the University of Southern California.
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"The claims in the report about Syrians being forcibly sent back, threatened and mistreated are false and imaginary," said Hami Aksoy, the foreign ministry's spokesman.
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In it, she said that Uber's HR failed to deal with or reprimand sexual harassers, and that the company's culture routinely devalued and mistreated women.
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I am standing up for myself and any woman who has ever been mistreated, overpowered, sexualized, or made to feel unworthy of sharing her story.
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The FCA was forced last month to give parliament a copy of its internal report into allegations that Royal Bank of Scotland mistreated business customers.
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Earlier this month, Mighty Mouse blasted Dana -- saying the UFC has bullied, mistreated and mis-marketed him over the years ... and he feels completely disrespected.
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The allegations are the latest example of "shopping while black," the colloquialism that describes how black customers are routinely profiled or mistreated in retail establishments.
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When migrant farmworkers in the 1950s were mistreated by bosses and the U.S. government alike, Dolores Huerta led the movement to organize and build power.
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Theresa Schleicher, acting director of Medical Justice—a charity that monitors healthcare provision in detention centers—spoke about how mentally ill women are allegedly mistreated.
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The character has been shuffled from castle to castle, suitor to suitor, all the time being mistreated by her captors and isolated from her family.
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The accusations have not been independently substantiated, and Ellison denied that he ever mistreated Monahan or that video of the incident in question even exists.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) earlier Monday vowed disciplinary action for city police who allegedly mistreated Rhymefest while he was reporting a robbery last weekend.
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" The report adds: "Guestworkers do not enjoy the most fundamental protection of a competitive labor market — the ability to change jobs if they are mistreated.
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Two former G/O Media executives have sued the media conglomerate, alleging in separate lawsuits that its CEO Jim Spanfeller mistreated women at the company.
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She fell into relationships with men who mistreated her, was hounded in school for being (supposedly) obese and was sent to psych wards for depression.
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Pyongyang has said that Warmbier's death was due to botulism and taking a sleeping pill, and insisted that the student was not mistreated or tortured.
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Lionel Messi says he wanted to leave FC Barcelona in the 2013-2014 season after feeling "mistreated" during a tax fraud investigation by Spanish officials.
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The hostility toward journalists underscores the frustration on Milwaukee's north side, where many in the predominantly black population feel that they have long been mistreated.
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Employees are still mandated child abuse reporters, required by law to call the child abuse hotline if they suspect that a child is being mistreated.
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A lawsuit or a report to a regulator are two last-resort options available to many workers who feel like their employers have mistreated them.
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"United Airlines continues to focus on making this right, as no one should ever be mistreated this way," a United spokesperson said in a statement.
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In fact, Ali does not really need this special ability to know why she is mistreated at work — her colleagues are pretty clear about that.
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Barnyard Betty's Rescue calls itself "a sanctuary for orphaned, mistreated and unwanted farm animals who if not rescued would be destined for a certain death."
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The neighbors said the children complained to them about being mistreated by their parents and asked for food, saying their parents withheld meals as punishment.
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Teresa Malof, 51, says she has been mistreated in her attempts to divorce her ex-husband Mazen al-Mubarak, the father to her three children.
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"I think any woman who has felt violated or felt mistreated in any way, they have every right to speak up," Ms. Haley told CBS.
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That, combined with a distrust of medical systems that have historically mistreated them, is creating a challenge for health workers that could have deadly outcomes.
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My sense is that it stems from the lingering rage that Jimmy feels about his brother and the way HH&M mistreated and underestimated him.
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That cost has been grim, particularly for the civilians who had already felt like a mistreated minority and have now been displaced by the battle.
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Chief Slavin said Mr. Jones had been arrested around 2008 or 2009 on domestic violence charges alleging that he mistreated his wife and a child.
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Being mistreated or otherwise discriminated against specifically because you are a member of a legally protected category — such as a racial minority — is an exception.
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"Heather being Heather has seen something on Facebook or read something in the news and realized someone has been mistreated and gets upset," he said.
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They proved adept at brutality: They shot unarmed civilians, relocated thousands, curtailed press freedoms, postponed elections to hold on to power, and mistreated indigenous populations.
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There's all these horror stories — they're true stories — of black Americans who are mistreated or denied care at white hospitals and die as a result.
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Jackson said she felt ignored and mistreated by the airline so she filed a report with the police at the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport.
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"Somebody has to stick up for the people," Trump told reporters, referring to Stone and other associates he believes have been mistreated by federal prosecutors.
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Although Saudi men sometimes mistreated women, the solution lay not in changing the system but in educating women about their rights within the existing structure.
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But he refused to say whether Senate Republicans had mistreated Judge Garland by refusing to consider his nomination for the better part of a year.
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Because of this, I can understand how young gymnasts might be confused about whether and how to speak up for themselves when they've been mistreated.
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In his testimony, Mr. Kelly rejected accusations that inspectors had insulted or mistreated those caught up in the confusion after Mr. Trump signed the order.
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But we know Van Gogh was there — a guy who was mistreated by everybody, and now there are souvenir shops selling posters of his paintings.
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In an editorial this week, Cuban Communist Party newspaper Granma said allegations that Ferrer had been mistreated were lies cooked up by the U.S. embassy.
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Of those remaining in the area, some said they were afraid to leave because they expected to be arrested or mistreated on the other side.
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We're told in the case of 4-year-old Kaiser, his dad, Nathan Griffith, is fighting for custody because he believes Eason has mistreated him.
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At Yale Law School, she studied with Jennifer Gordon, who won a MacArthur Foundation fellowship, or "genius grant," for her efforts to organize mistreated immigrant workers.
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In January, Sanders apologized to women campaign workers who said they had been harassed or mistreated by male campaign staffers during his 2016 White House bid.
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Melisa Russell went into detail in her blog Wednesday -- claiming she was first "physically mistreated" by her husband in the months after their wedding in 2016.
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Court documents and social media posts written by Ramos paint a portrait of an angry, frustrated man fuming about how he&aposd been mistreated and maligned.
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Ask any Periscope user what it's like in 2018, and you'll hear wild stories about backstabbing, abandonment, and generally being mistreated by the community and company.
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Koskinen was not at the IRS when the political groups were mistreated, but some Republicans in Congress have been unhappy with his cooperation in their investigations.
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What does it mean that Oram (Billy Crudup), the hapless replacement captain of the Covenant, is a fervent Christian who's mistreated and disrespected by his crew?
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They were treated as non-factors and when women were onscreen they were often literally mistreated, their bodies battered and broken to push the story forward.
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He said that would likely require clear evidence that the science of the studies was flawed, or that the specific patients identified in them were mistreated.
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What followed was a truly inspiring speech about the plight of incarcerated trans women and other LGBTQ people who were being mistreated by the prison system.
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N.M. said she has no qualms about adding Khan to the growing list of influential men who've mistreated or manipulated women from their positions of authority.
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The daughter holds a grudge against her father (the two are pictured), and especially against her late mother, for having mistreated her while pampering her brothers.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's new federal treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, criticized the conduct of the corporate regulator and promised it powers to speed up compensation for mistreated customers.
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Handmaids — women assigned to high ranking, infertile married couples and forced to act as surrogates for their children — are raped, beaten, and generally mistreated at will.
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Teens bullied by their peers for any reason have worse long-term mental health effects than kids mistreated by adults, a study published in 2015 found.
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The apartment building was run by an ISIS enforcer named Um Adab, a Moroccan who mistreated the women and their kids, denying them diapers and medicine.
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He was becoming used to life in the LRA, though he was sometimes bullied and mistreated by his immediate superiors despite having Kony's support and patronage.
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The most damning elements of the report are drawn from a seemingly endless well of anecdotes about how particular Baltimore residents are mistreated by the police.
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Republicans have painted the Democratic-led inquiry as a partisan exercise, with Nunes saying the Democrats were pursuing a "sham impeachment process" that has mistreated Trump.
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Even aside from the fact that noncompete clauses often curtail that freedom, why should mistreated employees have to pay the emotional and financial costs of moving?
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" A seller named Steve, responding to a buyer's concern about mistreated miners, wrote that buying crystals "can provide a better standard of living for their people.
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The announcement came three months after the university revealed an investigation into accusations that Swoopes mistreated players during her three seasons leading the Ramblers' women's team.
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He said he had been told that Democrats had mistreated House staff members and had perhaps even damaged congressional furniture during their sit-in-style protest.
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Although racial profiling has been a problem for a long, long, time, nine environmental and progressive leaders are calling for action after DC Police mistreated Rev.
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He's also a weirdly polarizing figure for talking about (the real problem of) racism in MMA and how he feels he's been mistreated as a champion.
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Black people have been mistreated and abused by police for years, so who's to say similar mistreatment and abuse wasn't behind the Scott shooting as well?
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So, ladies, the message here is to [checks notes] not care that about getting mistreated, so your boyfriend will be kind to you because you're easygoing.
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But Donald Trump has finally found someone who wants to hang out with him and who understands that he is THE MOST MISTREATED PRESIDENT IN HISTORY!!!
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The woman, Shira Raban, worked at the prime minister's residence for a month in 2017 and said that Ms. Netanyahu mistreated her and insulted her constantly.
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Despite being mistreated in Singapore and missing her children desperately, Georgia put on a brave front and wrote in occasional letters that she was doing well.
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The Savages say that their daughter, Joycelyn, has been held and mistreated by Kelly, first in an Atlanta residence beginning in 2016, and then in Chicago.
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Mr. Sanders met with about two dozen former employees in January to discuss the complaints, and he publicly apologized twice to the women who were mistreated.
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If women can't legally get an abortion, an abundance of unwanted children will be born who may be neglected, physically or verbally abused, malnourished or mistreated.
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" Brian Tashman, a political researcher and strategist at the American Civil Liberties Union, wrote in August that "women of color in Arpaio's jails were particularly mistreated.
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Instead, the writer-director furnishes a lengthy drama about several generations of mistreated women who band together for support — and ultimately vengeance — against their male oppressors.
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"I regret that any student ever felt uncomfortable, unsafe, or mistreated in any way as a result of the actions of a university employee," Austin wrote.
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There's something unseemly about how consistently she complains about the awfulness of her childhood — her mother was cold, she claims, and mistreated her physically and emotionally.
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"All people who need medical care should be able to see their doctor without worrying about being mistreated, harassed, or denied service outright," the report said.
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And in 2015, nearly one in four respondents reported that they had avoided seeking medical care out of fear of being mistreated as a transgender person.
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Had Sandmann and the other kids mistreated Phillips sans the MAGA hats at the Lincoln Memorial, most folks would have never known the incident took place.
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The incident is believed to be the first in which Hungarian police have been investigated over allegations they badly mistreated migrants at the EU's external frontier.
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A Defense Department inspector general report published Thursday found that the U.S. Army mistreated bomb-sniffing dogs after they were discharged from the military, Reuters reported.
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However, after mounting the skin, he was concerned that the dead horse might be mistreated in post-Napoleonic France, so le Vizir was sent to England.
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Not just Harriet, the mother, but also her great-granddaughter Nancy, who sued the largest corporation in town when Willie Muse was mistreated later in life.
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This initiative follows a decade of campaigning by small businesses which have complained they were mistreated by their banks in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Unionized workers in the US enjoy significantly higher wages and better benefits than non-union workers, and have greater recourse if they're being mistreated by their employer.
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In what universe does a person allege that they were mistreated by another person and you want to bust out the Zapruder film and fact check it?
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The company found itself at the center of a media firestorm after a former employee raised allegations that Alcor mistreated the remains of baseball great Ted Williams.
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Wise's approach, of arguing that animals are being not just mistreated, but being held against their rights as autonomous beings, is meant to upend this usual order.
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Instead of worrying about being mistreated or fired — a big concern for most of the transgender population — I could focus on developing and executing my transition strategy.
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The memoir includes anecdotes in which Taibbi and co-author Mark Ames seem to have mistreated – possibly even assaulted – some women they encountered in Russia, Reuters reported.
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Kellyanne Conway served up a surpringsily common-sense sound byte over the weekend when she said that any public official who has mistreated women should step down.
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This joins Clooney's slate of impressive cases, including continuing to push for prosecution of ISIS sex crimes and defending Irish prisoners who were mistreated by the country.
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Black Americans living in the South could shop without being mistreated at local stores, either on price or service, says Louis Hyman, a historian at Cornell University.
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A large federal law enforcement operation has targeted businesses in Nebraska and Minnesota that officials say knowingly hired — and mistreated — immigrants who are in the U.S. illegally.
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The tent protest has so far been peaceful even though Basha once called on supporters to puncture car tires, break windows and punch anyone who mistreated them.
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The operation, mounted by Katsina police and federal police from Abuja, freed about 500 students though not all of them had been mistreated, a police source said.
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Family sources said the man was motivated by revenge after being mistreated by interrogators at the security facility when he was detained a week before the shooting.
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In her book "Yes, Please, " the comedian argues that too often, people's careers will leave them feeling mistreated and unfulfilled Your career won't take care of you.
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Press TV said she was mistreated in jail because her hijab was removed and she was offered non-halal food, or food not permissible under Islamic law.
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The case joins Clooney's slate of cases, including continuing to push for prosecution of ISIS sex crimes and defending Irish prisoners who were mistreated by the country.
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Some of the girls and women who did seek medical help after experiencing complications talked to Human Rights Watch about being mistreated and abused by care providers.
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What Michael McKinley saidMcKinley, who served as one of Pompeo's senior advisers, testified that career diplomats were routinely mistreated and sidelined within the department for political reasons.
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For example, Smith Barney paid out $150 million to resolve disputes with women who were allegedly mistreated in the 1990s, several years before Krawcheck joined the company.
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They remained for more than a year in solitary confinement without charge and some were mistreated according to members of the families, HRW said in a statement.
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What often isn't said in all the Trump-bashing, though, is that he's right about some of the ways that Americans have been mistreated by their elites.
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What they said: Trump said the country has been taken advantage of and mistreated, and the European Union "makes it almost impossible" to do business with them.
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Previously, domestic workers often didn't work under a formal contract and weren't able to file complaints with the country's labor ministry if they were mistreated or abused.
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Once we'd debated the merits of family law, I asked Tanzer about pornography and whether his career had informed his view that men were mistreated by society.
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The big ol' bearded ghost takes Scrooge on a tour of the house of Scrooge's most loyal and mistreated employee, Bob Cratchit (Kermit, voiced by Steve Whitmire).
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A damning SPLC report assessed the various ways in which inmates were being mistreated in Alabama prisons, and discovered that untreated hepatitis C is a rampant problem.
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In court, the defendants argued that Abbasi had not shown enough evidence that they were mistreated in detention and claimed that high-level officials qualified for immunity.
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"They are not like the selfish humans that mistreated and abused them or simply passed them by and let them to die on the streets," she added.
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In this case, the puppets are maligned and mistreated by humans; the entire film seems set up as a comment on misconceptions about puppet-on-puppet violence.
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AC (Virginia): Is there anything to stop President Trump from pardoning his friends and political associates if he feels they have been mistreated by the justice system?
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A lawyer who represents cruise-ship workers reveals why it&aposs nearly impossible for them to sue their employers when they feel like they&aposve been mistreated
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The film has faced a hostile backlash over allegations that the nonprofessional actors were coerced and mistreated on set, and subjected to both psychological and physical torture.
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" He denied that anyone was mistreated or abused on set and spoke about his "responsibility to the real people who dedicated years of their life for 'DAU.
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Women have been indisputably and outrageously and systematically mistreated, so ensuring that women are no longer on the wrong side of power in the workplace is crucial.
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The delivery companies were on the hook for anything that went wrong, from workers complaining they were mistreated or underpaid to pedestrians and drivers hurt in crashes.
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Ms. Tavares, who works in cleaning and maintenance, said that the security guards were friendly, but that she still felt mistreated because of the wait and chaos.
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It also offered a window into how the self-described political "dirty trickster" mistreated others in private, all while pushing for Donald Trump to win the presidency.
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In 2013, the Arizona Department of Health Services found that a male employee at the facility had mistreated some patients by making sexually explicit remarks about them.
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His arrest came after a Lifetime documentary, "Surviving R. Kelly," brought new attention to accusations that he had mistreated women and revived prosecutors' interest in his behavior.
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It's more diverse, it's much more open and dynamic, it's much more accepting of traditionally mistreated groups, there's much more immigration, we're a much more diverse society.
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Keith Ellison, vice chair of the Democratic National Committee and current candidate for Minnesota attorney general, denied allegations that he abused and mistreated his ex-girlfriend Karen Monahan.
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Now that he's on track to win the GOP nomination, and is threatening riots if he doesn't get it, the Trump threat is way beyond mistreated circus elephants.
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"It's just like a super sensitive topic for me," explains Gus, adding that he grew up in a house with sisters and a mother whom he saw mistreated.
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Trump referred to tariffs of 100 percent by some countries on U.S.-made Harley-Davidson motorcycles, saying that the company was used to being "mistreated" in foreign markets.
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That day Mr Munoz issued a fresh apology that was different in tone, saying of the forcibly removed customer that "no one should ever be mistreated this way".
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I experienced firsthand how fast a business can grow by smartly offering fair and convenient services to people who have been mistreated or ignored entirely by existing providers.
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"He lived his whole life mistreated (likely chained up — damage to his neck, cannot use a collar on him) and now he's the happiest dog in my pack."
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An undercover reporter got a job in a slaughterhouse outside Warsaw and broadcast footage last month of ill animals being mistreated, killed and sent on for human consumption.
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On this show, you're talking about people, especially Bob, who have done really terrible things, particularly when it comes to the many young women he mistreated and harassed.
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The Bahraini embassy in London last week denied Mushaima was being mistreated, saying he had been to the prison medical clinic 16 times since the beginning of 2018.
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It also requires city agencies to provide training to employees on transgender diversity and inclusion so they may better understand and serve these vulnerable and often mistreated communities.
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Magnitsky had said he was mistreated in jail and denied medical care in an effort to get him to confess to tax evasion and give evidence against Browder.
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Loree has worked with adult industry performers who say they often receive death threats online, and some are mistreated when family or friends find out about their work.
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Last week, the chief of mission for the group of Russian athletes, Stanislav Pozdnyakov, said a member of the Canadian delegation in Pyeongchang had mistreated a Russian coach.
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"Trump is using pardons to further his narrative that people like him and his friends are supposedly mistreated by the justice system," tweeted former federal prosecutor Renato Marrioti.
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Deng Guilian, Hua's wife, told Reuters she was not aware of the specifics of the case, though said her husband had told her he was not being mistreated.
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All but the most ardent racists can look at Burns's documentary and agree that Robinson was mistreated, that he was courageous, and aren't we glad we have overcome?
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"For too long, the criminal-justice system ignored or mistreated victims," Holtzman said in a speech before the New York City Task Force on Sexual Assault in 20033.
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A federal watchdog alleges that top officials in the State Department's Bureau of International Organization Affairs harassed and mistreated staffers, according to an inspector general report published Thursday.
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That separation is harder to maintain on the local level, since the people who are being mistreated are psychologically (and physically) closer to the officials who govern them.
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Cho and her sister resigned from their executive positions at Korean Air in April following public criticism over their behavior and allegations their family mistreated and abused employees.
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It gives politicians little reason to care if prisoners are mistreated or what becomes of them after they are released, all the while doing nothing to deter crime.
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But in recent weeks, Mr. Ellison's edge appears to be evaporating, amid claims by his ex-girlfriend, Karen Monahan, that he mistreated her during their long-term relationship.
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I believe that Maria was mistreated by doctors and by her employers, that Jesse and his mother felt alone, and that Linda was neglected by her housing company.
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Thai historians also dispute Leonowens' account of how the king mistreated his wives, saying Mongkut was actually the first monarch to provide education for women in his court.
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The ads will direct people to a new website and a hotline, 1-888-392-3644, that they can use to report employers that have mistreated pregnant workers.
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In their accounts, people who worked at Outdoor Voices say select managers and leaders mistreated, manipulated, and alienated other team members, perpetuating a culture of fear and mistrust.
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"We want it so Mexican citizens don't have to go to the United States to work, so they don't have to be mistreated" by the Trump administration's policies.
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Glenn says it's important for people to understand this, so they can identify when they're being mistreated in a relationship or when their loved ones are in trouble.
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This sort of post hoc dehumanization can then license subsequent violence toward the group, as it is easier to be aggressive toward someone that you have already mistreated.
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During those interviews, HRW said it found instances where the men alleged they had been mistreated by police, refused access to legal representation and subjected to forced confessions.
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The Republican establishment resisted even after he had won enough primaries to secure the nomination, and he repeatedly threatened to run as an independent if he felt mistreated.
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In the state reports, the district denied that students had been mistreated and said that when they had reported cases of harassment, it resolved them promptly and appropriately.
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It was signed by six organizations that have taken the positions that refugees and asylum seekers have been mistreated and that immigrants should have access to health care.
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" Bloomberg said he had not mistreated women employees but defended his decision not to release those he settled with from non-disclosure agreements, saying they were made "consensually.
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This year, Mr. Sanders is already dealing with another thorny problem involving his 2016 staff: allegations from women who say they were mistreated or harassed during the campaign.
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And this year, Mr. Sanders is already dealing with another problem involving his 2016 staff: allegations from women who say they were mistreated or harassed during the campaign.
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Johnsey left the Trocks at the start of the year, alleging that he and other dancers were mistreated and harassed for appearing too feminine in classes and rehearsals.
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Instead, he was banished first to Zimbabwe in 1982 and ultimately made his way to South Africa, where he faced new accusations in both countries about mistreated boys.
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Organizers of the alternative Pride parade do not want the police around the event in a show of solidarity for those who have been mistreated by the authorities.
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Particularly when someone feels as though they have been mistreated, disrespected or abused, an otherwise trustworthy person could develop the motivation as well as the ability to retaliate.
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The rest of the FBI files are news clippings about her vigil and complaints she and her supporters had circulated over the years, alleging the government mistreated her. 6.
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"Over the years, certain council members have regularly mistreated, intimidated and underpaid staff, while members are given near-unlimited discretion over the treatment of their staff," the letter says.
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According to PETA, a whistleblower on set of Crazy Alien sent the animal rights group a video purporting to show a German shepherd being mistreated during a stunt sequence.
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It could be handing in homework on time or, in the context of bullying, telling a teacher when they see a someone being mistreated firsthand or on social media.
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Our subjects turned out to be fair-minded: A sizable proportion of signalers were willing to pay to punish selfish acts, even though they had not been personally mistreated.
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The suspect&aposs attorney, Nicholas Poehl, said he was investigating whether his client endured any "teacher-on-student" bullying after reading reports of Pagourtzis being mistreated by football coaches.
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Details: Democrats had opposed the appointment of Dickson following allegations that he mistreated a whistleblower who complained about pilot safety during Dickson's tenure at Delta, says the Seattle Times.
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While a few Sino-dependent companies such as Apple and Boeing want to lower the temperature, many others consider themselves mistreated by China; for them, it is payback time.
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"Having got the message they need to do better, they are looking harder for instances of where things have gone wrong and where people have been mistreated," he said.
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Nothing could have made this point more poignantly than the tragic return and subsequent death of Otto Warmbier, the U.S. student wrongly imprisoned and mistreated by North Korean authorities.
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This plays into the hands of traffickers, as their threats to their victims that they would be mistreated by the authorities if they come forward are being proven true.
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There was a time when tech PR maven Brooke Hammerling felt she had to grin and bear it when someone mistreated her or one of her female co-workers.
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Over the years, hundreds of thousands of former service members have been mistreated by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), the federal agency that's supposed to serve us.
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The initiative she works with aims to combat violence against young single mothers and other refugee girls, including those mistreated by their husbands, by helping them gain economic independence.
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Lauryn Hill has responded to accusations, leveled by the pianist Robert Glasper, that she "stole" music from other musicians to make her debut album and mistreated her band afterwards.
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About a third of the survey's participants who had a job reported being fired, denied a promotion or being otherwise mistreated in the workplace because of their gender expression.
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After interviewing more than a dozen current and former employees, the report concluded that Planned Parenthood mistreated and even fired employees after finding out they were expecting a baby.
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Several patients, including Ms. Lewis, said they thought that doctors had mistreated them, but that it had happened because they were poor or uninsured, not because they were black.
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But right-wing websites and pro-Trump commentators alleged that Acosta mistreated a White House intern who tried to take a microphone away from him during the press conference.
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"I am saddened and sickened to hear that anyone, of any gender, would ever be made to feel marginalized or mistreated in any capacity at their workplace," she said.
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This opens an opportunity for us to explore how my patient reacts to the notion that he is being mistreated, which can be revelatory and vital to the therapy.
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First he thanked "from the bottom of my heart" the women who were "harassed or mistreated" for speaking out, then -- this time in greater detail -- spoke about his regrets.
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A number of high-profile men in politics, journalism, business and entertainment have resigned or been forced out of leadership positions over accusations that they groped or mistreated women.
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A federal appeals court just made it more difficult for travelers to sue over claims that they were mistreated by a Transportation Security Administration employee at an airport checkpoint.
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Linda Wright from Iowa saw the big picture cycle of abuse, from "puppy mill" to rescue shelters: Puppy mills mass produce puppies often from sick neglected and mistreated females.
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He spoke of all of the work that officers do that rarely garners international attention, and encouraged residents to file complaints if they felt they were mistreated by police.
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Putin's depiction of Trump during his press conference mirrored how Trump often describes himself — mistreated by political opposition and a hostile press, despite his strong performance as a leader.
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"Surviving R. Kelly" had brought new attention to longstanding accusations that Mr. Kelly had mistreated women, reviving prosecutors' interest in his behavior and leading to his arrest last month.
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During closed-door sessions on Friday, Mr. Trump went around the room, declaring ways that each of the nations had mistreated the United States, according to a European official.
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Although British policy prohibited rendition, the committee found, British agents repeatedly aided other countries in sending suspects to places where there was a high probability they would be mistreated.
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When reporters asked him about the state of the wireless industry, he responded with a tirade about how badly customers were mistreated, and what he planned to do differently.
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In fact, in areas of Afghanistan still controlled by the Taliban, women continue to be mistreated and deprived of basic rights -- such as education and work outside the home.
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Nowadays, raw footage of harrowing police encounters captured on phones, body cameras and dashcams have made age-old claims that African-Americans are mistreated harder to refute or ignore.
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Soviet propagandists made a film featuring Americans living in poverty, with the point being that America was a brutal, terrible place that mistreated workers and left people in squalor.
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" -- November 22 interview with Fox & Friends "...I was a civilian...but I always see, you turn on the news, you read in the paper, about our veterans being mistreated.
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Revelations of an aggressive corporate culture that saw employees harassed, drivers mistreated and regulators dodged forced the company's founder, Travis Kalanick, to resign as chief executive last month. Mrs.
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It would go a long way if Wells Fargo publicly admitted that at least some whistle-blowers had been mistreated, and rewarded them rather than fighting them in court.
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Recently we won a jury verdict in New York federal court for a young family that had been seriously mistreated on a return flight to New York from Cairo.
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Wind turbines, he noted, can disintegrate or even catch fire when improperly maintained or mistreated and the sensors involved in maintenance could easily be configured to give faulty data.
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Ava DuVernay (Selma, A Wrinkle in Time) directs an unflinching miniseries about the brutally mistreated, wrongly convicted black teens who came to be known as the Central Park Five.
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This category is truly up in the air (see below), and Clarke came through the final season with flying colors, despite plenty of folks feeling her character was mistreated.
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Even venturing inside the local government offices where people registered for licenses or paid their taxes was an invitation to be mistreated and humiliated, and was something to avoid.
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But for Black museum goers like me, the phenomenon of being mistreated in predominantly white institutions — and the MFA's swift reaction to a PR nightmare — are all too common.
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RBS announced the scheme in November 2016 and set aside 400 million pounds to compensate thousands of small businesses that say they were mistreated by RBS's Global Restructuring Group (GRG).
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When we're stewing about something, we ruminate about how we were mistreated, and we obsess about things we wish we had done or said, or what we're going to do.
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Apologize,' or Ruth never got to say, 'These are the ways in which I felt mistreated by you as a friend…' It's getting harder and harder for them to ignore.
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Juana Camila Bautista, a special prosecutor in charge of combating human trafficking in Mexico City, said every single member of the family mistreated Zunduri in some form, even the children.
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" In court, Hastert was asked about Cross, Reinboldt, and Individual B, and confirmed abusing each of them, though he said he didn't remember abusing Cross: "You said you mistreated athletes.
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In this case, neither of the two people at the center of the claim, Mr. Ferro and the person who he alleges to have mistreated him, actually worked for Tesla.
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While she hasn't spoken about this decision, Lovato did appear in the comments on Instagram recently to speak out against those who she feels mistreated her during her health struggles.
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The poor person, who has been mistreated by the aforementioned rich person, takes this opportunity to usher in some sort of poetic justice by convincing them that they are married.
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Kashuv said he has received death threats, is bullied at school, has been mistreated by teachers and receives endless criticism on social media – simply for coming out as a conservative.
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Arresting 147, a federal law enforcement operation — one of the largest in Homeland Security Investigations' 15-year history — targeted Midwestern businesses that officials say knowingly hired — and mistreated — illegal immigrants.
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"It's important obviously that the United States and any country speak up for its own citizens and for all LGBT people around the world if they are mistreated," Tobin says.
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I could relate in that a lot in my early 20's were about me juggling my identity, all while being mistreated by men just as confused as I was.
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Davis, 53, played Aibileen Clark, a maid working for a socialite white family in the 1960s, while Octavia Spencer played another maid being mistreated by the family she worked for.
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Despite Britain's decision to leave the EU, the country fulfils the migrants' criteria of an Anglophone destination deemed more welcoming than mainland Europe, where they consider themselves unwanted and mistreated.
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Niemczuk said police have launched a criminal investigation into two companies after an undercover reporter filmed sick cows being transported to the slaughterhouse where they were mistreated and then killed.
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On the negative side, a culture that tolerated widespread sexual harassment, mistreated employees, and ran roughshod over regulatory requirements grew in parallel with the tremendous economic growth of the company.
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Polls have shown the enthusiasm gap between the two parties narrowing and it's possible that the fight over Kavanaugh's nomination may have activated conservatives who believed he was being mistreated.
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Giuliani told The Washington Post that Trump sought advice while Manafort's financial fraud trial was taking place, and that the president felt that Manafort was being mistreated by federal prosecutors.
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"To the women in our campaign who were harassed or mistreated I apologize," Sanders said at a news conference Thursday after meeting with women who worked on his 2016 effort.
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"We have returned almost $12 billion to more than 30 million consumers who had been cheated or mistreated by banks or other large financial companies," Cordray wrote in the letter.
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For example, 30% of transgender employees report that they have been fired, denied a promotion or mistreated at work due to their gender identity, according to the 2015 Transgender Survey.
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"The government deems itself responsible to investigate on the recent complaints of our compatriots who were mistreated by the Taliban and other forces involved in the fighting," the statement said.
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"I am saddened and sickened to hear that anyone, of any gender, would ever be made to feel marginalized or mistreated in any capacity at their workplace," said Wolfe Herd.
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Straight women everywhere are posting sappy selfies captioned with messages to all of their partners' exes — the women who presumably mistreated their men and led them to their current relationship.
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In a program broadcast on March 31, Boehmermann had recited a poem about Erdogan that contained crude sexual references and accusations that Erdogan repressed minorities and mistreated Kurds and Christians.
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It was at Circa where Solomon gained the attention of some of the right's biggest names, like Sean Hannity, for reporting alongside Sara Carter on how Michael Flynn was mistreated.
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On Tuesday, Liane Hornsey, chief people officer and one of Uber's top female executives, resigned after allegations that she disparaged other executives, mistreated subordinates and ignored complaints about workplace discrimination.
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Book Review ____ After Mr. Freeman spoke to the CNN reporter Chloe Melas in a way she considered inappropriate, she tracked down other women who said the actor had mistreated them.
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And pro-Trump media outlets ran stories alleging that the reporter had mistreated the White House aide who tried to take a microphone away from him at the news conference.
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Organizers say that union stewards would be available when workers felt they had been mistreated, but that otherwise workers would be left to interact with managers as they saw fit.
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There's nothing really wrong with "Know Your Worth," Khalid's brotherly self-help advice to someone who's being mistreated and underestimated (though the cutesy vocal sample of "What!" does get annoying).
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During an October appearance at Benedict College, a historically black school in South Carolina, Mr. Trump told Ms. Johnson to give him the names of others who had been mistreated.
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The furor follows a string of revelations about how venture capitalists have mistreated women entrepreneurs over the years, an issue that was in the past largely swept under the carpet.
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He will have to convince not only doctors and hospitals to buy in, but Americans, too, said Robert Pearl, author of "Mistreated" and former CEO of The Permanente Medical Group.
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Several weeks after the article was published, the secretary of agriculture, Tom Vilsack, said an investigating panel had visited the center and found no sign that animals were being mistreated.
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Mr. Trump, absorbing these arguments, has related to allies that he thinks he is being mistreated by the media and sought to shift the conversation to the broader immigration debate.
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In one, Kimmy gets uncomfortable at a nail salon when it seems as if the workers are getting mistreated; it turns out to be a valuable lesson about white feminism.
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In 2014, Feld Entertainment won $25.2 million in settlements from groups including the Humane Society of the United States, ending a 14-year fight over allegations that circus employees mistreated elephants.
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The original ending is problematic and slightly depressing because it lacks remorse from all the characters (except the crows!) for how they mistreated Dumbo and his mother during the entire film.
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Sandra Slaton, one of the family's attorneys, said she's also representing other members of the community who have been mistreated by police, but that this case has something most others don't.
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Yes, cats can build negative associations with a person depending on how they are treated—an abused or mistreated cat may show the rage emotion when confronted with such a person.
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Yue Gang, a retired PLA colonel and military commentator, said many older veterans have a deep-seated instinct to mobilize quickly when they feel one of their own has been mistreated.
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"If mistreated borrowers cannot rely on state consumer protection laws, her only recourse is essentially to hope that the Department of Education takes action to hold their servicer accountable," Zibel said.
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"We were being mistreated so much, but we stayed because we were told it'd be good for our careers and we were making so much money," one former channel performer said.
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And more than one in five transgender people don't seek care to begin with because they fear being mistreated, according to a 2016 study by the National Center for Transgender Equality.
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Keala Lusk, a former Uber engineer, published a blog post detailing how her female manager mistreated her, signaling that the company's problematic culture isn't limited to the men who work there.
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It's not Jacob from the Bible but a 16th-century ancestor of the artist who led his mistreated Jewish family through deserts and mountains on routes similar to today's European refugees.
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"Not only did they arrest them, but we found out much later around November that the women were also physically mistreated, tortured — electric shocks, whippings," he told BuzzFeed News from Jordan.
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As a long-standing enemy of the former Libyan leader, he was imprisoned and tortured until his release in 2010 while his wife was also mistreated during her four-month incarceration.
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RBS has previously vigorously contested these allegations but in last month's third-quarter results, McEwan admitted the bank had mistreated some customers, paving the way for Tuesday's fee refund scheme launch.
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A Houston Police spokesperson was not able to provide the names of the arresting officers and added that Thompson could file an internal affairs complaint if he felt he was mistreated.
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Though Pacheco's alleged crimes took place before this ongoing crisis, there are other more recent reports of children being mistreated in detention centers since President Trump's policy was announced in April.
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They're also relatively quiet dogs, and very smart and sensitive — making them easy to train, or over-train in some cases (they can sense tension and become overly timid if mistreated).
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You can also stick it to the man by simply not indulging in the corporately manufactured holiday, supporting grossly mistreated Amazon workers by sending those Amazon emails straight to the garbage.
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"Mauritanian society doesn't accept rape, and victims are often shunned and mistreated by their families," said Aminetou Mint Ely, president of an association that runs support centers for sexual violence victims.
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In the aftermath of the incident, most of the outrage focused on the idea that someone could be so mistreated for just wanting to keep the airplane seat he paid for.
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The settlement resolves allegations that the lender mistreated borrowers from 2009 to 2012, including failing to apply payments promptly, charging unauthorized fees, and threatening foreclosure to borrowers engaged in loss mitigation.
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Rowanne Brewer Lane, a former model who is featured in the story, said in an interview early on Monday that the newspaper "spun" her comments and said Trump never mistreated her.
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In the Senate, Biden helped craft the passage of laws that became the scaffolding for mass incarceration and presided over the Senate Judiciary Committee when it mistreated Anita Hill in 1991.
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Kompass, who is Swedish, said he had received more than 100 messages from colleagues in the first three days after his name was cleared, some saying they had been "similarly mistreated".
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Mike Pence of Indiana, Keith Pritchard, 57, said that Mr. Trump had been mistreated in his standoff with the Khan family, and he blamed the Clinton campaign for stoking the controversy.
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Throughout its eight episodes as it explores eight ecosystems, Our Planet investigates the many ways various species work together to overcome obstacles and survive in our mistreated and increasingly inhospitable world.
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He made it as far as Libya, where he says he and other would-be migrants were held in grim living conditions, deprived of food, abused and mistreated by their captors.
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Wilder exploded with a passionate rant about how black people have been oppressed and mistreated in the U.S. -- and he was offended that the radio host pushed him on the topic.
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A general expected to be the next head of U.S. Army Europe is under review after the service found that he mistreated a congressional staffer, Stars and Stripes reported. Maj. Gen.
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She said that their experiences of being mistreated by Kechiche on the Blue Is the Warmest Color set would likely be taken much more seriously in today's post-Me Too landscape.
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But the volume and intensity of the vitriol directed at Douglas fits a larger pattern wherein black female athletes, like her teammate Simone Biles and tennis great Serena Williams, are mistreated.
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Trump has courted police unions aggressively by siding with police officers over Black Lives Matter protesters, saying law enforcement officials are mistreated and unequivocally on the right side of these protests.
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Yet their rage against "elitists" who continue to point out inconvenient truths is very real — because it's a fact of life that many people feel special hatred for those they've mistreated.
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The discouragement of many of the soldiers is such now, he asserted, that they would gladly surrender if they could do so with any assurance that they would not be mistreated.
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Even though we are still only in the early stages of dealing with this pandemic in America, it's already clear how the elderly will be treated — and mistreated — as it continues.
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His shooting death garnered national attention after sparking intense unrest and protests in Sacramento, particularly among the city's black residents, who argue that the local authorities have long mistreated their communities.
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Coincidence alert: One of the two detectives assigned to the Tanner girls' case — Dr. Abigail Winter, a forensic psychologist with the F.B.I. — had a mistreated sister and a narcissistic mother, too.
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"In addition to receiving inadequate medical care, women report having been shackled around the stomach while being transported and mistreated physically and psychologically by ICE and CBP agents," the letter says.
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The report takes issue with most of the assertions in the Times article that cows, sheep and pigs were mistreated at the Nebraska center, calling them inaccurate or lacking sufficient context.
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"I'm deeply troubled by what I've read about how Jaylan Butler, an African-American athlete at EIU, was mistreated by law enforcement in East Moline," Pritzker wrote in a Facebook post.
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Earlier this year Chapo's lawyers and wife had repeatedly complained that he was being mistreated in the Altiplano prison, primarily through sleep deprivation that was sending his blood pressure dangerously high.
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Unfortunately, studies show that discrimination against doctors due to race or sex is way more common than we realize — about 60% of doctors in training report being mistreated, harassed, or discriminated against.
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But she's remained an active commentator on political issues throughout the Obama era — and has gradually grown more and more hostile to the GOP establishment that she feels so badly mistreated her.
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"There is such a need for more clinicians who understand these barriers and who intentionally create safe spaces for people who have previously been mistreated or neglected by our system," she says.
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Canada, under British rule and after, brutally mistreated aboriginal people, not least through government-inflicted famines and the state's horrific seizure of children from their families so they could attend residential schools.
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Donald Trump said Thursday that police are the "most mistreated people in this country," a comment that immediately sparked disagreement after a year of protests that highlighted police brutality across the country.
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The allegations and accounts from the brave women in the entertainment industry who were mistreated as a symptom of its toxic culture made way for a much-needed shift behind-the-scenes.
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It leads her down dark paths — Katherine is not what you'd call a "sympathetic character" — and the resulting story is a study in what can happen when a mistreated woman finally snaps.
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In a rare decision, the commission found that the judge, Terrence C. O'Connor, the son of a former district attorney, habitually mistreated lawyers, abused his power and failed to follow the law.
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The lawsuit comes after the U.S. Department of Agriculture in December proposed rules it said would make it easier for chicken producers to sue processors if they believed they were being mistreated.
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Give me a story where an innocent is mistreated by some swine or by a swinish institution, and then he or she is vindicated and things are made right, and I'm yours.
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Along with this alleged interference in the affairs of other states, Moreno also says Assange blocked security cameras, has mistreated guards, and even accessed the security files of the embassy without permission.
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In Lisbon, the mistreated Angolan immigrant population has heavily influenced Príncipe Discos, the city's premier record label; local artists put a new spin on Angolan dance styles such as kuduo and tarraxinha.
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Filipinos and Indians, as well as Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Nepalis and other groups make up most of the UAE's laborers and service staff, whom the rights groups say are underpaid and often mistreated.
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We know pigs are intelligent; we know they're mistreated and contaminated in slaughterhouses; we know that not eating animals is one of the top things we can do to mitigate climate change.
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It all started last week when Silva said he was mistreated and disrespected by the UFC-- especially after taking a short-notice fight with Daniel Cormier at UFC 200 back in July.
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She exposes the ugliness to Finn, showing him that the profits of the wealthy come at the expense of mistreated kids, and tells him that she was once one of those kids.
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But Rosenberg is a Justice Department veteran with close ties to James Comey, the fired FBI director, and Robert Mueller, the DOJ special counsel, both of whom the president has publicly mistreated.
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Mr. Rajoy wrote back to Mr. Puigdemont on Monday and rejected the separatist argument that Catalonia had long been mistreated, as part of a historic conflict between Madrid and Barcelona, Catalonia's capital.
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"Against the backdrop of a society that systematically mistreated and dehumanized black people, they were mocking portrayals that reinforced the idea that African-Americans were inferior in every way," Desmond-Harris wrote.
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It could also lead to further investigation into allegations that Bloomberg has mistreated a number of women — as well as what a number of nondisclosure statements former female employees have signed occlude.
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"Cheerleaders are being exploited and mistreated solely because they are women," Gloria Allred, the cheerleaders' attorney, said, reading from the letter at a sidewalk news conference outside NFL headquarters in New York.
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Just weeks after closing all its company-owned stores to conduct anti-bias training, a Philadelphia Starbucks is in hot water after a barista allegedly mistreated a customer with a speech impediment.
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In the United States, a number of studies have looked at how rudeness affects medical students and medical residents, as part of tracking the different ways in which they are often mistreated.
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In a clip from next week's reunion show, obtained by TMZ, Shaunie addresses the accusations head-on, saying she's sorry OG feels like she's being mistreated but vehemently denies the colorism claim.
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"It is unfair that a worker is arrested for something that he cannot on his own do," Paul said Migrant workers are also often mistreated in such raid operations, according to Olsen.
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"Americans are far more likely to care about images of poorly paid, mistreated workers, rather than fairly abstract taxation issues," said Dorie Clark, a branding expert and business professor at Duke University.
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"I regret that any student ever felt uncomfortable, unsafe or mistreated in any way as a result of the actions of a university employee," Austin said, according to the statement released Friday.
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But to deny the sheer volume of evidence that Trump has systematically attacked, belittled, dismissed, and otherwise mistreated women in classically misogynistic ways, you have to ignore reams and reams of evidence.
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Johnny Manziel basically just trashed the NFL in open court -- telling the judge in his domestic violence case he doesn't always trust the league based on the way it's mistreated other players.
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October marks National Bullying Prevention Month in the U.S. If you feel you are being mistreated at work, you can get in touch with CNBC Make It's workplace advice column, Work It Out.
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Two defense witnesses - an Iraqi general and a U.S. Marine staff sergeant - later testified they never saw the Iraqi captive mistreated by anyone during the 20 minutes he spent alive in American custody.
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Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand (CNN)The Buddhist temple accused of abusing dozens of tigers seized by wildlife authorities in Thailand has denied allegations that it mistreated or traded the animals on the black market.
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According to the Post, which first reported news of Johnson's complaint, she is the first woman to publicly claim Trump sexually mistreated them while in office or while he was campaigning for president.
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They found that members of the high-cost group had the same four childhood disadvantages: they grew up poor, were mistreated, scored low on IQ tests, and exhibited a lack of self-control.
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"There is one case... a girl of about 14 was serving this woman, who mistreated her to the extent of running a hot iron over her breasts," said Lambert Onuoha from the commission.
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The patient's daughter, Rebecca Knapton, installed a camera into her 68-year-old father's clock after the man told her he was being mistreated by staff at Universal Healthcare in Raleigh, WRAL reported.
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The Donkey Sanctuary, a British charity, worries that the donkey population is falling in some African countries, that the animals are mistreated and that the trade is fuelling a rise in donkey theft.
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It begins, "I grew up on that Cash Money / bling bling, was well known to flash money" and then descends into shot after shot about the way Birdman has mistreated those around him.
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Do you think that Leo, the sign of this eclipse and the sign of royalty, allows themselves to get underpaid for their work or mistreated after putting their time and energy into something?
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Yvette was the mistreated lover of Jody (played by Tyrese) and to my eighth-grade self, the phoenix set to rise from the flames if only she could give the fire some air.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A United Nations human rights panel said on Wednesday it had credible allegations that North Korean authorities had tortured or mistreated children forced to return from abroad or held in detention.
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When Mr. Ghani began making condolence calls several months ago, it was a rare display of respect for soldiers and officers long mistreated by the government and now battered by the resurgent Taliban.
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Metacritic Score: 35/100A gender-swapped remake of "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels," Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson star as two scam artists who team up to rip off the rotten men who've mistreated them.
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At a news conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, Trump said Flynn, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant general, was a "wonderful man" who had been mistreated by the news media.
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He often used that adage to explain the plight of his people, who have long been used or mistreated by the very powers that claim to spread democracy and freedom through the world.
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"I know the Shinnecocks have been mistreated in the past — their land was stolen, their people were killed and the living conditions on the reservation for many are at poverty level," he said.
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He reportedly confessed soon after his capture to being part of the Gulen movement, but he retracted the statement in court, saying he had been mistreated and disoriented when he made the admission.
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In court, Hastert read from a written statement, saying he felt "deeply ashamed" and acknowledging that he had "mistreated some of the athletes" who were entrusted to him, according to the Washington Post.
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Many of those who say they were mistreated by Mr. Martins have remarked on the lack of any public statement or apology from the board in response to their accusations regarding Mr. Martins.
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The essay was widely praised as a brave and honest account of his painful past, but others saw Mr. Díaz's account as an effort to pre-empt allegations that he had mistreated women.
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They also reduce or eliminate your options if you're mistreated: quit because you have an abusive boss or have problems with company policy, and you may have real trouble getting a new job.
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Restraint Chairs and Spit Masks: Migrant Detainees Claim Abuse at Detention Centers Immigrant detainees held at facilities for troubled teenagers paint a hellish portrait of life inside, claiming they were abused, neglected, mistreated.
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The rates of mistreatment were even higher for certain racial groups: Indigenous women were most likely to report being mistreated (33 percent), followed by Hispanic women (25 percent) and black women (23 percent).
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The coronavirus is a karmic test that we need to pass, so that we as a species can transcend our conduct on this planet we have maligned and mistreated for far too long.
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The U.S. Department of Labor was founded in the 19th century to provide basic protections for workers from being mistreated by business owners whose drive to maximize profits resulted in intolerable worker abuse.
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A new big sister — a "cruelly mistreated Princess" with "long, flowing wondrous hair" that looks a lot like yellow tights — refuses to roll over when her new sibling sucks up all the attention.
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" Mr. Weiner said he had apologized to those he had hurt, including the teenage girl "whom I mistreated so badly, and I am committed to making amends to all those I have harmed.
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In 2018, the New York City Department of Investigation released a damning report showing that the NYPD has understaffed its special victims unit, supplied it with inexperienced detectives, mistreated victims, and jeopardized prosecutions.
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The vocal lines reached back to West African tradition, though the musical trappings were modern and so was the message: women's empowerment and steadfast protests against the many ways women have been mistreated.
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While viewing "I, Daniel Blake," it's easy to forget that Mr. Loach is a polemicist who has always stood up for working-class Britons, whom his films portray as oppressed, mistreated and noble.
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State department spokesperson John Kirby told reporters on Friday that the incident took place on June 6 and was just the most recent example of American diplomats being mistreated and harassed in Russia.
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The head of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán's legal team says that his client is being so mistreated in prison that he wants to be extradited to the United States as soon as possible.
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Almost half of adults ages 18-44 agree that the media treats police unfairly, while only 36% of those 45+ agree Police from bigger agencies are more likely to believe they are mistreated by the press and rank and file officers and sergeants are almost twice as likely to say they are mistreated by the media than administrators Our thought bubble: Media coverage of police activity is likely to evolve given the new Administration's position on the role of law enforcement.
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"Blame for every mistreated child, heartbroken mother and father and broken family rests squarely on the president, and only he can end the trauma," said Pelosi, who was joined at the podium with Rep.
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"I made it very clear to USC that I have never been abused, assaulted or otherwise mistreated by Matthew Boermeester; not on January 21, 2017 and not ever," Katz said in a court declaration.
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"It's the story of a person who was mistreated by her father," said the source who recently noted Sumner's physical condition, and has known the father and daughter for an extensive period of time.
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Pardoning the Hammonds suggests not only that this particular case was mistreated, but that fears of government overreach are warranted — and that Trump will continue to act in a way that acknowledges those fears.
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Voller's mother, Joanne Voller, told ABC last year -- after allegations of the Alice Springs hood and chair incident first surfaced -- that she believed her son had been mistreated more than once while in custody.
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"I've been extremely mistreated on this tour so on that note i will NO longer continue to stay on the #LaterThatNightTour because if I do ima end up knocking this n---- out," she wrote.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Emilio Cuenca makes a living taking portraits of pets but in his spare time snaps rescue animals, hoping that his pictures will encourage people to adopt mistreated and abandoned dogs and cats.
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It's been one year since the New York Times and New Yorker investigation into the sexual misdeeds of Harvey Weinstein unleashed the #MeToo movement and a courageous fury over the ways women are mistreated.
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Last month, the president's first choice, restaurant executive Andrew Puzder, flamed out following accusations that he mistreated his workers, questions about his divorce and the revelation he employed an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper.
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They're not revolting -- and they are even loathe to talk about this, on or off the record -- nor are they going to up and quit because a member of the club is being mistreated.
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During the sentencing, Mr. Morales first said that the shooting was "more so reckless than intentional," then, in an inexplicable tirade, insinuated that emergency medical technicians had mistreated Mr. Carson, leading to his death.
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BANGALORE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Bullied at school, gang raped as a prostitute and asked about his genitals in job interviews, Daniel Mendonca - like many intersex people in India - has been mistreated all his life.
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At the time the ban was enacted, nearly 220 Russian adoptees had died under suspicious circumstances in the US, and there were widespread fears in Russia that many others had been mistreated or abandoned.
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Last year, the Intercept news organization revealed a government checklist to score people in terrorism investigations based on factors, including whether they feel mistreated by the government, distrust law enforcement or suffer from discrimination.
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Her school has a program encouraging students to speak up if they see someone being mistreated, Ms. Maher said, and for that reason, she has felt obliged to address the subject of Mr. Trump.
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It said Erdogan's government should issue standard instructions to border guards at all crossing points that lethal force must not be used against asylum seekers and that no asylum seeker is to be mistreated.
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Baron always mentions as a cause for her sickness the terrible night [in November] 1938, when the Nazis broke into [her family's] apartment, and the Nazis mistreated her parents and ruined their living quarters.
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Roland G. Fryer Jr., the author of the study, surprised to learn that although blacks are more likely to be mistreated by the police, they are not more likely to be shot by them?
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In the early '80s in New York City, she struggled in an abusive relationship and was mistreated by men in the music industry, but now she's getting her due as a little-known pioneer.
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In Pascoe's view, Chinese sex slaves often regarded their situations as a "temporary necessity" — a way of meeting a husband or making money — and tried to escape only when their owners egregiously mistreated them.
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Last month, officials in Gabon announced a judicial investigation into claims that members of the country's under-20 women's team had been raped and mistreated by federation staff members during a tournament in France.
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Younger black Democrats driven by grass-roots ideology want to rally around issues like inequality and criminal justice, and they see Mr. Biden as emblematic of an old guard that has mistreated black communities.
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On Wednesday, Thomas sued TCF Bank for alleged race discrimination, saying the Livonia branch mistreated and humiliated him by calling four police officers when all he was trying to do was deposit legitimate checks.
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But Shklar's critique is applicable to any political view that holds itself to be so crucial to the future of a nation or of humanity that people can be cruelly mistreated in its name.
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The way Salahuddin had always been mistreated by the world was always in the back of my mind, and it was a factor in my political awakening — but there it remained, in the back.
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Today, I bring up the Kohinoor Diamond often, as the massive jewel, which was expropriated and remains unreturned, is just one example of how we were mistreated and how that mistreatment has been denied.
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The next 343 hours after that game on Monday became a bizarre litigation of whether Spike Lee, the director and Knicks superfan, had been mistreated by the team's owner, James L. Dolan, that night.
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Lopez Obrador responded in a letter he posted on Twitter, calling Trump's policy of America First "a fallacy" and accusing him of turning the United States into a "ghetto," that stigmatized and mistreated migrants.
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During the election campaign, Trump was depicted not as an underdog but as an honest representative of the American people who was being mistreated by the establishment elites and other evil forces in Washington.
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In a complaint filed last week, Dennis Walters claims that he has been repeatedly mistreated at the Sewells Point Police Precinct, which is part of Naval Station Norfolk, because his wife has been so outspoken.
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This is particularly upsetting to immigration advocates, many of whom feel that many of these families shouldn't have been denied asylum to begin with — and that the administration has mistreated them from the very beginning.
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"Some donors come to the Church offering profits from the blood of people who have been exploited, mistreated, enslaved with badly paid work," Francis said during his regular weekly audience with pilgrims at the Vatican.
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In Rice Pot (2012), she captured women with the quintessential object of their (expected) labor, and in The Green Net (2017), she captured female construction workers, who are often underpaid and mistreated on the job.
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The NYPD has pledged to improve its treatment of deaf people under a 2009 consent decree and has paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in settlements to deaf people who say they&aposve been mistreated.
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Trump has threatened to target Japanese automakers with high tariffs as part of an effort to reduce trade surpluses with other countries that he sees as a sign that the United States has been mistreated.
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Immigrants at ICE detention facilities are being mistreated and sometimes even endangered because of a lack of oversight, according to a scathing new report from the Department of Homeland Security's Office of the Inspector General.
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And Taddeo, in her selective reporting and sourcing process, constructed the project with a very particular (and limiting) focus on the misery of women being mistreated by men — and, apparently even worse, by other women.
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Instead, women in immigration detention are often denied adequate medical care, even when in dire need of it, are shackled around the stomach while being transported between facilities, and have been physically and psychologically mistreated.
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But the provincial police chief has rejected that claim, saying the reason for the officers' desertion was that the post's commander had been fired recently over complaints from local residents that he had mistreated them.
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In a letter responding to Trump's announcement on Thursday, Lopez Obrador called Trump's policy of America First "a fallacy" and accused him of turning the United States into a "ghetto" that stigmatized and mistreated migrants.
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The truth of the matter is this started because there were NFL players who believed that at the hands of law enforcement, black and brown people in this country have been mistreated, mishandled, and killed.
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The singer took to Twitter on Wednesday to announce that she was leaving due to the fact that she was "extremely mistreated," and promised to make sure those who came to see her get refunds.
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Police released the two videos to the public Thursday and have defended their actions, while the girl's family and their attorney said at a news conference that the young woman had been mistreated by cops.
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Reviving Mosul's historic traditions will depend partly on whether Iraq's Shi'ite-led government can win the trust of Sunnis, many of whom welcomed IS when it stormed the city because they felt marginalized and mistreated.
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And I think a lot of people who look at the trade imbalance have a similar reaction, you know, that he&aposs not wrong about how the United States has been mistreated in these deals.
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These teens may fear that they'll be mistreated, or refused treatment, or they might experience more subtle discrimination like a clinician not using their preferred pronouns that match their gender identity, Shumer said by email.
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" He adds ... he supports all people who feel they are being mistreated to come forward and speak out, but he also must "protect myself and my family from those seeking to tarnish my good name.
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It also may raise the likelihood that a child will be mistreated in other ways—rates of neglect and physical and emotional abuse in foster homes were three times higher than in other, similar families.
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Ghalebi, who spoke out against former populist President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's re-election during the 2009 Green Movement, told us that his friend was personally interrogated by Jahromi, and mistreated for his involvement in the protests.
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Newton discovered a loophole in California law that allowed the open carry of loaded weapons, and the Panthers used that loophole to monitor police patrols in black neighborhoods to ensure black people were not mistreated.
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One, a video by the Illuminator collective, shows residents of the Crown Heights neighborhood in Brooklyn composing messages that were beamed at night onto the facades of buildings where tenants were said to be mistreated.
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Subsequently, the Guggenheim came under attack when it was revealed that its exhibition, Art and China after 1989: Theater of the World, would feature works involving animals and insects, including a video of mistreated dogs.
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In 2010, I wrote a book called "Losing Our Religion: The Liberal Media's Attack on Christianity," which explored this very topic, arguing that Christians were misunderstood, misrepresented and mistreated by many in the mainstream media.
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During a press conference yesterday, Representative Kevin McCarthy, the House majority leader, stated that the Democrats' protest was "not becoming of the U.S. Congress," noting that they may have damaged furniture and mistreated House staff.
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In it, Miley Cyrus, who hosted the show back in October and has made a number of memorable appearances on SNL over the years, plays a mistreated employee who takes a stand against workplace sexism.
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He began by lauding the political successes of the 2016 campaign, but then quickly transitioned to an apology, thanking "from the bottom of my heart" the women who were "harassed or mistreated" for speaking out.
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It should be noted that this decision happened on the same day Democrat Al Franken resigned from the Senate because of allegations he mistreated women, even while declaring that some of the allegations were false.
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I want to thank everyone at the cash registers: tired, mistreated, breathed-upon, coughed-upon, sneezed-upon, touching the money, some of them risking their lives so we can buy the things that sustain us.
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Just last month, officials in Gabon announced a judicial investigation into claims that members of the country's under-20 women's team were raped and mistreated by federation staff members during a recent tournament in France.
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WPP hired a law firm to investigate whether Mr. Sorrell had misused company petty cash and mistreated staff — in particular, his retinue of executive assistants — according to the two people with knowledge of the matter.
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I ask forgiveness — in the name of the church and of the Lord — and I ask forgiveness of you, for all those times in history when we have discriminated, mistreated or looked askance at you.
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During closed-door meetings on Friday, he went around the room, citing ways each of the other nations represented there had mistreated the United States in some fashion or another, according to a European official.
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Mr. Mnuchin's comments came a day after President Trump lashed out at Canada, saying it mistreated the United States on trade, and threatened to impose tariffs on Canadian automobiles if a deal is not reached.
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That is, mistreated workers who spent more time surfing the web and checking emails reported higher job satisfaction and were less likely to want to quit than similar participants who didn&apost cyberloaf as much.
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Though Ms. DeVos said she believed that accused students were often mistreated, she also said that victims were being ill-served by a quasi-judicial process that lacked the sophistication required for such sensitive matters.
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The circus never lost in court; it won a total of $0003 million in two settlements from two major animal rights groups and beat back allegations that it had mistreated elephants with chains and bullhooks.
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Trump has threatened to target Japanese automakers with high tariffs as part of an effort to reduce trade surpluses with other countries that he sees as a sign that the United States has been mistreated.
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A black Princeton professor is protesting her arrest during a traffic stop last week, saying she was mistreated because of her race by two white police officers who searched her and handcuffed her to a table.
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A few weeks ago, Jay highlighted the case of trans black woman Eyricka King whose mother alleged she had been mistreated and beaten by police while held in solitary confinement in a New York correctional facility.
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Ned Stark, the virtuous hero of Game of Thrones, had been gravely mistreated — imprisoned not for crimes he committed but for discovering the truth of the incestuous affair the queen was having with her twin brother.
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"It's not about getting access to things; it's the feeling of being ignored, mistreated, or misunderstood," said Lamont, who authored the book Getting Respect: Responding to Stigma and Discrimination in the United States, Brazil, and Israel.
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African-American parents, activists, educators, and political leaders spent decades before and after the Brown decision pursuing creative measures to ensure educational opportunities for black children being purposefully mistreated, disregarded, and demonized by the education system.
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Based on an 1865 Russian novel and just off a round of festival appearances, Lady Macbeth isn't Shakespeare; it's a steady, scalding story about a woman who's mistreated by men and just isn't having it anymore.
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According to the Washington Post, which first reported news of Johnson's complaint last month, she is the first woman to publicly claim Trump sexually mistreated them while in office or while he was campaigning for president.
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In fact, a 2015 Gallup poll found that a higher percentage of African Americans felt mistreated while shopping (24 percent) or dining out (20 percent) in the previous month than did during police encounters (18 percent).
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Being involved with him was a steady stream of humiliations small and large as he mistreated me in front of others and over-shared about our intimate interactions with friends who were often also professional colleagues.
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Donald Trump denied requests by political aides to submit himself to a forensic evaluation, a choice that partially led to his campaign being unprepared to handle accusations that he mistreated women, according to a Bloomberg report.
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According to our best sources, which are admittedly biased toward Becket, Henry criticized his knights for being "drones and traitors" for letting him be so mistreated by Becket, but never gave a direct command to violence.
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It's like the woman who's been mistreated during prior relationships but is so desperate to get married, she falls for the first guy who sweet talks her and takes her out to a few fancy restaurants.
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When a local radio reporter managed to talk to Illanes shortly after midday, the deputy minister said that he was not being mistreated, and sent a message to his family saying they should not be concerned.
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"We know based on her sad demeanor she was mistreated in the short time she was out of the shelter," the group, who gave the dog the name Cargo as in previous Crago, wrote on Facebook.
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"There are still so many other gay Hutterites who are living their lives in hiding, fearful of who they are, fearful of being 'outed' or disowned by their families, mistreated, and even excommunicated," said Tyrone Hofer.
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"Unfortunately, prisoners are by and large a population that can be harmed, can be mistreated, can even be tortured often with impunity," said David C. Fathi, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's National Prison Project.
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But those same technological innovations also allowed the senators who mistreated Hill back in 1991 to use the same tactics of humiliation and rumor-spreading that they employed back then, but on a much larger scale.
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Although Cuban did not face accusations of misconduct, the employees who were mistreated suggested the harassment had gone on for years and that he must have known about it and had done little to prevent it.
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Earlier this year, Chapo's lawyers and wife had repeatedly complained that he was being mistreated in the Altiplano prison, primarily through sleep deprivation that his representatives claimed was causing his blood pressure to soar dangerously high.
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Long mistreated by Moscow, including being subjected to mass deportations during World War II, they had hoped before the Russian annexation that closer ties between Ukraine and the rest of Europe would strengthen their minority rights.
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The visceral fury about the reports has laid bare the distrust that many feel about rigid, harsh, even abusive conditions in schools and what many see as a lack of official accountability when children are mistreated.
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More than 200,000 migrant children have entered the United States in the past six years, according to a recent Senate report; too many of them have been misplaced, or mistreated, or deported without a fair hearing.
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A career official at the civil rights office of the Homeland Security Department, whose job is to process complaints by people who feel they have been mistreated, watched staff members crumple into tears at their desks.
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During Zymere's kindergarten year, the child welfare agency received four more allegations that the child had been mistreated, and while it investigated some of them, it never asked a judge to remove him from the home.
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The men, a 22-year-old Guinean and two Egyptians aged 26 and 24, are believed to be part of a group that kidnapped and mistreated dozens of people, the judicial order seen by Reuters said.
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The self-induced demise of Mario Batali, Ken Friedman, John Besh and other men in the restaurant business, following accusations that they had abused and mistreated the women who worked for them, was a catalytic event.
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"The Anglophones have always been mistreated and disrespected," Iran Chi, a carpenter with four children, said on a street in central Bamenda, the main town in the western region in which most citizens communicate in English.
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In Vengerberg, young Yennefer is mistreated by all who come across her, family included; as the love child of a human and an elf, she has been cursed with a twisted spine and a locked jaw.
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Rarely content to claim incremental progress when he can claim an astonishing transformation, he keeps saying -- three times in these past two weeks alone -- that you no longer see any news stories about veterans being mistreated.
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Democrats are demanding that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo move quickly to discipline aides found by a federal investigation to have mistreated career staffers at the State Department during the early stretch of Donald Trump's presidency.
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The brutal public defrocking of Trump's advisor in the nation's largest swing state — which has the utmost strategic and sentimental value to Trump — left many Republican insiders and Trump campaign officials fuming that Wiles was mistreated.
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