In a second, lengthier separately published statement, Weinstein reiterated that he knows his age isn't an excuse for mistreating women, while providing his age as an excuse for mistreating women.
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In other words, Weinstein insists that he knows his age isn't an excuse for mistreating women, but at the same time, he provides his age as an excuse for mistreating women.
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Human rights groups regularly accuse Border Patrol of mistreating migrants.
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In that case, there's nothing morally wrong about mistreating [them].
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Now we find out they've been mistreating the nation's heroes.
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Egyptian officials have denied mistreating prisoners or neglecting their health.
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If someone is mistreating you in ANY way please speak up.
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Trump companies have not been accused of mistreating H-2 workers.
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A lot of festivals are about mistreating your body, Bisnow said.
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Turkey denies mistreating refugees and insists it is meeting its international obligations.
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Catholic Charities is not one of the centers accused of mistreating women.
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Members of Congress with histories of mistreating women should be extremely nervous.
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"Any contestant mistreating his animal may be disqualified," the race rules state.
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That suspicion is further validated by America's long history of mistreating tribes.
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But it didn't show police using excessive force or necessarily mistreating Gray.
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Malaysia has deemed Israel a "criminal nation" -- claiming the country is mistreating Palestinians.
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The Egyptian government has denied mistreating the detainees or using torture in interrogations.
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Trump has been accused of mistreating and disrespecting women throughout his public life.
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When reached by phone on Tuesday, Mr. Han vehemently denied mistreating Ms. Locklear.
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Croatia has routinely denied accusations by migrants and rights groups of mistreating migrants.
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He admitted "an abrasive and intolerant management style," but denied sexually mistreating anyone.
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The complaints expressed concerns he could be harming or mistreating patients of color.
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The claims have not been independently verified, and Ellison has denied mistreating her.
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The claims have not been independently verified, and Ellison has denied mistreating the woman.
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Now, a man has been charged with illegally possessing and mistreating the tiger cub.
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Dorit Kemsley has denied mistreating Lucy Lucy Apple Juice, the dog involved in #PuppyGate.
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VP: All these calls happen against a backdrop of police mistreating protestors in Paris.
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VP: All these calls happen against a backdrop of police mistreating protestors in Paris.
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The president himself has been endlessly forgiving of men with reputations for mistreating women.
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The department declined to say whether it would remind officers about not mistreating suspects.
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They accused their commander of gross misconduct, mistreating prisoners of war and war profiteering.
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In an online statement on July 29, Jasic denied mistreating workers or blocking their union.
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The paper said he had been accused of mistreating women for more than two decades.
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She continued: "If someone is mistreating you in ANY way please speak up," she said.
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But when he found out that Alina was mistreating another student, the illusion was shattered.
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" Friedman Agnifilo said Weinstein's reported pattern of mistreating women is "disgraceful and shocks the conscience.
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If you're a Democratic politician, donor or public figure, mistreating women comes with serious consequences.
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In April, two U.S. regulators jointly fined the bank $2000 billion for mistreating auto borrowers.
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Kurdish officials were anxious to show that they were not mistreating the arrivals. Maj. Gen.
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The Texans are just one of several teams that have been accused of mistreating cheerleaders.
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Congresswoman Betty McCollum has repeatedly accused the Israeli military of mistreating and abusing Palestinian children.
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Photo: GettyInstacart just nailed two of Silicon Valley's classic misbehaviors—blaming the machines and mistreating contractors.
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But we ought not be faced with discrimination and banks and the government mistreating black people.
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OVER the past year, there have been myriad stories in the press about airlines mistreating passengers.
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Both of those short films depict big-scale factories mistreating animals and producing low-quality products.
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Hollywood has long excused powerful men for mistreating women by the sole virtue of their power.
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Robinette told Kelly she is angry with her sister for allegedly mistreating her nieces and nephews.
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But he didn't really understand how to train goshawks and ended up mistreating his quite horribly.
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The big banks — Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch — were sued, accused of mistreating junior creditors.
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The Bahraini authorities have denied mistreating inmates, and a Bahraini court upheld the sentences last week.
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She's also made headlines recently for allegations of mistreating staff, something that's dogged her for years.
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But the mea culpa is getting flak as the police have been accused of mistreating trans people.
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Besides its crude sexual references, the piece accused Erdogan of repressing minorities and mistreating Kurds and Christians.
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Mr. Weinstein's pattern of mistreating women, as recounted in recent reports, is disgraceful and shocks the conscience.
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T-Mobile, which has about 235,000 employees, says it abides by the law and denies mistreating workers.
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TMZ broke the story ... the hair and makeup crew filed a complaint against Nia for mistreating them.
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"I couldn't believe that the person who loved me was mistreating me," the 21-year-old said.
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These channels and hosts arouse suspicion by failing to sufficiently flay establishment conservatives or mistreating favorite firebrands.
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In December, Mr. Trump warned on Twitter that Wells Fargo faced stiff penalties for mistreating its customers.
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The film also accused the company of mistreating its orcas and endangering employees who worked with them.
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If the company is guilty of mistreating vulnerable kids, they should never get another dime from taxpayers.
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But Trump retaining his power despite charges of mistreating women is not an aberration in American life.
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Amazon is under investigation for mistreating third-party sellers that offer products similar to what it sells.
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He perceived it as another example of managers, including Mr. Venniro, mistreating him because he was black.
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Some of his tactics opened him up to criticisms and allegations of racial profiling and mistreating prisoners.
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Kalanick is not the first CEO to face charges of mistreating women, and won't be the last.
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WASHINGTON – A Facebook executive publicly apologized Tuesday for mistreating Diamond and Silk, the pro-Trump social media personalities.
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Because, in hindsight, these allegations were alluded to in lyrics about mistreating women that we romanticized as teenagers.
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Norman is smart and gripping as she analyzes the role sexism plays in misdiagnosing and mistreating women's pain.
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Tell the king to stop murdering the innocent, to stop hurting the stranger, to stop mistreating the poor.
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It's every pet owner's worst nightmare: a trusted caretaker and businessperson mistreating the furry love of your life.
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"In one case, it's about exposure," he added of the women who have accused Clinton of mistreating them.
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Zachary Cruz apologized for mistreating his older brother in the past and repeatedly told him he loved him.
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The Miami Dolphins, the Washington Redskins and other teams have been accused of mistreating their cheerleaders as well.
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Jessica also later deeply apologized to her former fiancé, Mark, for mistreating him and being a drunk mess.
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As Ronan Farrow documents in his absorbing new book, "Catch and Kill," mistreating women is a bipartisan enterprise.
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The Ecuadorean president accused him of gaining access to the embassy's security files without permission and mistreating personnel.
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Soon after the experiment began, the "guards" began mistreating the "prisoners," implying evil is brought out by circumstance.
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At the same time, campus activists forced examples of universities allegedly mistreating sexual assault victims into the national spotlight.
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NBC, MSNBC and HBO cut ties with Mark Halperin in October after he was accused of mistreating female colleagues.
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Sporting the most elaborate Audrey Hepburn costume ever, Renata (Laura Dern) interrupts and apologizes to Jane for mistreating her.
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He called her from rehab begging for a plane ticket to come home, telling her they were mistreating him.
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There are ways to enforce the law without mistreating a population that fits no definition of a criminal threat.
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The United States has accused Cuba of mistreating its doctors and pressuring them to take part in political activities.
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Sanders said he disowned anybody mistreating others in the name of his campaign, but Buttigieg wouldn't let it go.
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Sandra Bullock never had a bad experience with Harvey Weinstein, but she knew of his alleged reputation for mistreating women.
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I had many problems with people mistreating me there—one drunk guy [another refugee] was always threatening to hurt me.
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Officials deny mistreating Muslims there, instead saying they are putting some people through "vocational" style courses to prevent militancy spreading.
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There weren't times when we felt sorry for ourselves like, "We're women and they're mistreating us," because it was universal.
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But it comes at the expense of giving her husband a wider license, which extends to mistreating women in general.
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It changes your perspective — and the way you to talk someone — when you assume they aren't mistreating you on purpose.
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Suddenly, the people mistreating them were the bad guys, even if the androids could be rebooted after each sordid encounter.
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Days before they died, a neighbor contacted authorities to say the women had been mistreating their children and withholding meals.
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"It's too easy for men who pride themselves on not mistreating women to check out of the conversation," he says.
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Then, at the beginning of season 5, the #MeToo movement reveals that Moore has a history of badly mistreating women.
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Far from mistreating migrants, Mr. Zoido said Spain had saved 15,143 migrants from drowning off its shores in recent months.
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In recent days, unnamed former staffers had accused him and his wife of mistreating staff who worked in his congressional office.
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Europe had a long history of mistreating Jews, said Christopher Boyd Brown, an associate professor of church history at Boston University.
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Eleven men were detained under suspicion of mistreating and abusing women and children and there are arrest warrants against 11 others.
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Earlier last year an investigation by Sodalitium itself had likewise determined that its founder was responsible for serially mistreating young people.
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And yet, during the four-minute video, employees can be seen mistreating the animals and, in some cases, sadistically taunting them.
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Miller quit the show late last night in an explosive Instagram post that accused the series male producers of mistreating her.
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Some blamed the Swedish police for mistreating the tourists, but many lambasted the travelers, saying their behavior was unseemly and embarrassing.
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Cuba has been accused of mistreating its doctors and pressuring them to take part in political activities, which the country denies.
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While plenty of male lawmakers have faced criticism for mistreating staff, some think Klobuchar faces different assumptions because of her gender.
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The firing of a Chinese Facebook engineer who accused the social-media giant of mistreating him has provoked anger in China.
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González and Wood said the incident fit a recent pattern stifling free speech and "mistreating" reporters and spectators at public meetings.
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Overwhelmed by desperate migrants and criticized for mistreating the people in their care, many agents have grown defensive, insular and bitter.
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Agents have been accused of mistreating migrants and making vulgar postings in a private Facebook group for former and current agents.
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Cheng also denied Australia's allegations that China was mistreating a Chinese-born Australian writer detained by Beijing for almost a year.
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Trump just keeps doing it and doing it, no matter how much trouble he gets in for insulting and mistreating women.
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Arquilla was eventually detained, KSNV reported, and arrested for resisting a public officer and mistreating a police animal, according to online records.
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He did so repeatedly as she clinched the Democratic nomination, accusing Hillary Clinton of mistreating the women involved in her husband's affairs.
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Metropoulos -- who's also heir to the Pabst Blue Ribbon fortune -- says she threatened to spread lies about him mistreating and harassing women.
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How you know sheriff Arpaio: As Maricopa County sheriff, Arpaio used tactics that led to allegations of racial-profiling and mistreating prisoners.
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We need more writers like her to hammer home the message that we had better stop mistreating one another and our planet.
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Once again, a supervisor she says has a record of mistreating workers has been berating her, even showing up at her house.
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The second part of the answer is that tax reform is harder to understand than accusations of racism, treason, and mistreating women.
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In its ratonalization for mistreating these people, the United States -- under Republicans and Democrats -- has closely mirrored the Castro regime's authoritarian logic.
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Shortly after Trump announced Jackson as his pick to lead the VA, reports emerged about him drinking on the job and mistreating staff.
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South America's biggest nation has faced repeated accusations of mistreating its indigenous population which numbers about 900,000 in a population of 210 million.
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His daughter Maryam has accused Prime Minister Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf party of mistreating her father, a charge the government denies.
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The agency also has been accused in recent years of mistreating passengers, retaliating against whistle blowers, handing out excessive bonuses and wasteful spending.
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Charges that the department has a history of abusing and mistreating black residents were rampant in the protests that followed Mr. Sterling's death.
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There is also the issue of distrust, especially among African-Americans, of a medical system with a history of mistreating and exploiting them.
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"While we firmly believe our jockeys have not purposely been mistreating their mounts, it is time to make this change," the statement said.
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If there was no eternal punishment awaiting him for mistreating me, a nice girl, I'd have to take things into my own hands.
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They range from admonitions of North Korea for mistreating an American prisoner to banal statements about her plans to speak at a conference.
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" He said that the NYPD should formally apologize "not just for Stonewall, but for 100 years of mistreating queer people and people of color.
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That's why we have these things called "good manners," to save us from ourselves—to save us from mistreating someone who doesn't deserve it.
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Trump companies have not been accused of mistreating H-2 workers, but in a range of industries they have been exploited, beaten, or raped.
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"The whole world has heard how Donald Trump brags about mistreating women and the disturbing stories keep coming," Clinton said at a fundraiser here.
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On Wednesday, Francis unleashed another aspect of his complex public persona: The disappointed prophet who excoriates world powers for mistreating the poor and marginalized.
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On Friday, Trump accused the FBI of mistreating Stone and suggested that CNN had been tipped off about his early morning arrest in Florida.
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But she has been dogged by allegations of mistreating her Senate staff and failed to break through to the top tier in national polling.
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Former and current Planned Parenthood employees accuse the women's health organization of mistreating its pregnant workers in a New York Times investigation published Thursday.
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There was no telling how far Hungary's pugnacious prime minister, Viktor Orban, would have gone in mistreating refugees trying to cross into his country.
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As word of Werneburg's brutality spread, even the local Nazi office in charge of allocating forced laborers reprimanded the Reimanns for mistreating their workers.
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He said mistreating and neglecting children amounted to "soul murder" — a deliberate attempt to crush or eradicate the personality of a vulnerable young person.
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Aside from rules about not mistreating animals or inventing an event, the ethics of how wildlife filmmakers represent what they're depicting are largely uncodified.
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I hope that a man who got away with mistreating female colleagues spends the rest of his writing life being treated like a girl.
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And just like Amazon, the company has been accused of mistreating some of its workers, complaints Zalando executives acknowledge they could have handled better.
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On Thursday, Moreno announced a deal with the UK. Assange, he said, had "repeatedly violated asylum conventions," breaking into embassy archives and mistreating guards.
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Foreign and civil service employees at State have accused Trump political appointees of mistreating them dating back to the early days of the administration.
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But the man has a long and storied history of mistreating people in unfortunate circumstances, so it seems only appropriate to return the favor.
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"But these are things that men have been doing in the course of their professional work: Mistreating, denigrating and objectifying women," Ms. Lawrence said.
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Blame it on a combination of laziness and misinformation gleaned from teen magazines, but it turns out we've been mistreating our bras since day one.
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It said it was "beyond doubt" that British intelligence knew at an early stage that the United States, its closest security ally, was mistreating detainees.
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Obviously this is clearly a zoo with a terrible approach to animal welfare, but that doesn't mean it's the only one guilty of mistreating animals.
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Officials have been accused in the past of mistreating detainees who are held by the thousands as part of European-backed efforts to curb smuggling.
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As for Grace Banks, she was sentenced to a total of just five months when she first went to trial in 2015 for mistreating puppies.
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She fears the dawn of an era in which men who have been "stewing about political correctness" can start mistreating women with even more impunity.
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Hashtags like #Horribleperson began popping up in comments on any photos geotagged at Lake Elsinore in which it appeared someone might be mistreating the poppies.
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"Other women's basketball programs, including Georgia Tech, have fired coaches in recent years for mistreating players," the paper, among the state's most widely read, wrote.
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Travolta said Moose -- who he views as being on the autism spectrum -- crosses a line partly because he can't understand why Dunbar is mistreating him.
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Google, Facebook, Amazon, Uber, and other tech giants have faced growing criticism — both internally and externally — for things like mistreating workers and misusing consumer data.
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These are not the actions of an innocent man, nor is it the first time Blatt has been accused of mistreating women in the workplace.
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Texas just passed a law making it more difficult to sue insurance companies who are mistreating their policyholders, according to a top former insurance official.
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Britney Spears' dad has had enough with online blogs which have accused him of mistreating his daughter ... and now he's suing to make it stop.
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His sorted record on human rights, on mistreating his own people was not only ignored, but, frankly, contradicted in many respects by the president&aposs comments.
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A Los Angeles–area man has been charged with illegally possessing and mistreating a tiger cub that appeared in one of Logan Paul's videos on YouTube.
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The New York Times reported in April that Trump had a history of undercutting and mistreating Cohen with insults, dismissive statements, and threats to fire him.
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Nearby, a group of displaced men disavowed Islamic State, but also denounced the army for killing civilians in battle and accused some soldiers of mistreating them.
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There have been several recent high-profile reports of coaches mistreating college athletes, who typically lack the formal process for filing grievances that professional athletes have.
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Officials have been accused in the past of mistreating detainees, who are being held in their thousands as part of European-backed efforts to curb smuggling.
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The company has been accused of mistreating warehouse workers, and it's facing multiple lawsuits from former employees who said they were treated inhumanely at the facilities.
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What do we do about the fact that men accused of mistreating women shaped the story of the first female presidential nominee of a major party?
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Nicholas Perkins, who appeared with his pet tiger cub in Logan Paul&aposs controversial video, has been convicted of illegally possessing and mistreating a wild animal.
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In Death of the Outsider, the religious Abbey have taken over, and they are annexing all the magical ("heretical") objects, and of course, mistreating their witchy prisoners.
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The newspaper reported that Mr. Arnault had been accused of mistreating women at the club and at academy-owned properties in Stockholm and Paris over 20 years.
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Trump companies have not been accused of mistreating H-2 workers, but a 2015 BuzzFeed News investigation found that the H-2 program was rife with abuse.
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But given the new lineup of personalities who have their own patterns of mistreating women on-air, the network isn't showing signs of an overhaul just yet.
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Earlier this month, a Los Angeles–area man was charged with illegally possessing and mistreating a tiger cub that appeared in one of Logan Paul's YouTube videos.
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Mr Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal and levy metals tariffs on Canada and the Europeans has already raised the cost of mistreating allies.
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And in a stranger-than-fiction twist, the Cubans slipped a secret message in a bottle out into the sea, claiming the Coast Guard was mistreating them.
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As you'd expect, people are decidedly Mad on Twitter and on Apple blogs, with lots of upgrade customers complaining that Apple is mistreating its most loyal customers.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Bosnian border police on Tuesday denied mistreating migrants after a video emerged of detainees at a border holding facility in what appeared to be cages.
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The paper reported that Mr. Arnault had been accused over more than 20 years of mistreating women in properties that the academy owns in Paris and Stockholm.
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Mr. Trump says he'll spend his 21998th day as president at a "campaign" rally in Harrisburg, Pa., rather than with journalists he has accused of mistreating him.
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So many characters have a hard time understanding the provisions of the promises they make and that mistreating the other party might come back to haunt them.
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They're not deployed right off the bat, or in TV ads, but only as damage control in response to questions about his own record of mistreating women.
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From their perspective, our insistence on fair treatment is just as contemptible as the folks mistreating us: We're a nuisance preventing them from getting on with their lives.
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It goes on: police force after police force after police force in Canada is under investigation for mistreating Indigenous women, including repeated instances of physical and sexual abuse.
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What followed was a legal battle that saw Peter's son from his first marriage, Adam, and Mary, accusing each other of mistreating the famed artist in various ways.
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The battle between the residents plays out as a sort of class warfare, the inhabitants at the bottom of the building indignant about the top-dwellers mistreating them.
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Eric Greitens, who is accused of mistreating a woman with whom he was having an affair, blindfolding her and taking embarrassing pictures of her to use as blackmail.
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There is little justice sweeter than a woman taking over for a man with a habit of mistreating women, and little that feels quite as fair and fitting.
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Several former Joe Beef employees told me it was obvious that Hardie, the winemaker, had been mistreating women since long before the allegations against him were made public.
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"We know as a movement, as soon as you shut up, and the moment you be quiet about an issue, is the moment that they'll keep mistreating you."
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Mr. Shwe Mann, a Bamar, denies mistreating ethnic minority civilians during his battle years, when he suffered shrapnel wounds, malaria and too many fallen men under his command.
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The Astors' simmering family tension erupted publicly in mid-2006 when, after a lifetime of public service, Mr. Marshall was accused by his son Philip of mistreating Mrs.
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Crowds of young men from his Oromo ethnic group quickly turned their anger against the prime minister, also an Oromo, saying he had betrayed them by mistreating Jawar.
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But another case raised questions about whether the U.S. is giving favorable treatment to some of the very people it should be pressuring to stop mistreating the Rohingya.
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The American Civil Liberties Union on Thursday accused Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents of mistreating suspected undocumented workers who were detained in a major raid in Nebraska last week.
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In a statement, the city police said its procedures complied with the law, any complaints would be investigated and anyone found guilty of mistreating the homeless would be punished.
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The report was published online by Neil Mitchell, a campaigner against banks including Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland, whom he accuses of mistreating some of their business customers.
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Norris is a nosy, judgmental aunt in Jane Austen's " Mansfield Park," the kind of character you love to hate: doting on her disrespectful nieces and mistreating the novel's protagonist.
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The next day, I dropped a client that had been mistreating me and decided to use my newfound free time to join a friend on a trip to Ibiza.
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While some executives liked him, he had been accused of padding his expense account and mistreating his assistants, according to people close to both the bank and Mr. Ford.
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Now we can go online and find people of color doing the gawking, offering jokes and anthropological scrutiny about white people's underseasoning food, mistreating potato salad or eschewing washcloths.
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Maya Wang, a senior researcher with Human Rights Watch's Asia division, warned that the Chinese government would be "rewarded and encouraged [to continue] its impunity in mistreating political activists".
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The gig economy of ride-sharing and grocery delivery has become notorious for exploiting and mistreating workers — and now, Motherboard has an inside look at one particularly bad example.
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" Hast spent the next 90 minutes walking the jury of seven men and five women through Weinstein's alleged history of mistreating women, calling him "a sexual predator and rapist.
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Current and former employees of an Ohio nursing facility are accused of mistreating two patients in their care, including one who died as a result of the nurses' actions.
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Yet Bernie Sanders -- the frontrunner among declared Democratic candidates -- has also been accused of mistreating his aides, but those allegations don't seem to have gotten the same media attention.
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Two of her female drill instructors were facing courts-martial for mistreating recruits and, in one case, abusing other, lower-ranking drill instructors, a phenomenon known as ''hat hazing.
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Private prisons have repeatedly been criticized for mistreating inmates and profiting from mass incarceration, and the Willacy County facility was often singled out as the worst of the worst.
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Beyond the extremely poor judgment shown by these officers, being flippant about mistreating inmates, even if it's intended as a joke, puts these staff and their fellow officers at risk.
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So far, the commission has enough evidence to believe that all four centers that TLDEF flagged are, in fact, turning away or mistreating transgender individuals seeking treatment, according to Pfitsch.
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He also said Barnes & Noble falsely accused him of mistreating then-Chief Financial Officer Allen Lindstrom, who Parneros considered a "poor performer" on business-related matters, according to the complaint.
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When she declared, I didn't think Democrats wanted a moderate, let alone one with an alleged history of mistreating her staff and troubling allegations about her time as a prosecutor.
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But far less so for artists themselves — centuries of men like Picasso or Schiele who were known for mistreating women, but whose works hang in prominent museums without any asterisks.
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Nicholas Perkins, who appeared with a tiger cub in YouTube star Logan Paul&aposs controversial 2017 video, has been convicted of illegally possessing and mistreating the animal in his home.
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The Obama administration is making a last-minute push for police overhauls in two of the nation's most violent cities, where officers have been accused of routinely mistreating African-Americans.
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He accused Mr. Assange of having installed forbidden "electronic and distortion equipment," accessing the embassy's security files without permission, blocking the embassy's security cameras and mistreating its personnel, including guards.
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" A spokesman for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees said "Australia's policy of deterrence by rescuing people at sea, mistreating them and abandoning them, has become a notion of cruelty.
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As images and videos of the puppy drew outrage on social media, both government officials and opposition politicians condemned the act and have called for stricter measures against those mistreating animals.
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In this version of the story, Ricki Seidman (Grace Gummer), a young investigator working for Ted Kennedy (Treat Williams), uncovers rumors that Thomas was known for mistreating women in his office.
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No one is going to be yelling at you, beating you, mistreating you, although we don't know what kind of physical abuse the kids might have experienced other than being shackled.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) accused U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents Wednesday of mistreating immigrants including pregnant women during a recent raid of suspected undocumented workers in Nebraska.
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Acting U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Jonathan Cohen accused China of suppressing and mistreating the Uighurs, according to several diplomats who attended the meeting and spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Mr. Cuomo was responding to a high-profile raid on a dairy farm, during which a farmer was briefly handcuffed after protesting that ICE agents were mistreating one of his workers.
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Mr. Moreno accused Mr. Assange of having installed forbidden "electronic and distortion equipment," accessing the embassy's security files without permission, blocking the embassy's security cameras and mistreating its personnel, including guards.
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The news agency that has ties to the Russian government accuses Bezos of mistreating his employees, working them to exhaustion and forcing them to live in tents and urinate in bottles.
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A US defense official told BuzzFeed News that one of those cases involved a relatively minor offense in which a US service member saw an Iraqi soldier mistreating a detainee during transport.
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Whenever a creative type (usually a man) is accused of mistreating people (usually women), a call arises to prevent those pesky biographical details from sneaking into our assessments of the artist's work.
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Compared with some restaurants run by men who have been accused of mistreating employees, like the Spotted Pig and Babbo, the Matter House restaurants are notably lacking a chaotic, anything-goes atmosphere.
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In explaining his decision, Mr. Moreno accused Mr. Assange of installing electronic distortion equipment in the embassy, blocking security cameras, confronting and mistreating guards and gaining access to security files without permission.
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Videos posted on social media in the days since portray an even more chaotic scene, with the president screaming at and slapping one of his own aides for mistreating the young man.
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For the past week, many women in Hollywood, frustrated with an industry that seems stuck perpetually sexualizing and mistreating women, had been watching closely to see where the Weinstein revelations would lead.
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To that crucial audience, it surely appears as though the Knicks are mistreating their most loyal supporter — with memories of Charles Oakley being thrown out of the Garden also still painfully fresh.
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One good sign: Although North Korea in the past had been criticized for mistreating people with disabilities, last year it allowed a United Nations special rapporteur to visit and discuss the issue.
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Though Himes had a penchant for mistreating himself and others, he was also brilliant and courageous in his depiction of the absurdity of black American life and the violence of white supremacy.
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Early this month, the New York Times finally put into print what had apparently been an open secret in Hollywood for decades: Super producer Harvey Weinstein has a long history of mistreating women.
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Through dozens of interviews and data analysis, AP found: Kids continue to enter the system, though dozens of the care providers have been sued or disciplined before for mistreating children in their care.
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Well, looking at the Macho Man and Miss Elizabeth relationship, when his character was mistreating her in the 80s, the fans wanted to speak up for her and wanted her to leave him.
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In a misogynistic 2000 memoir about his time as an editor in Russia, high-profile Rolling Stone magazine journalist Matt Taibbi and co-author Mark Ames described mistreating and sexually harassing young women.
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Wells Fargo has spent more than 2-1/2 years addressing fallout from mistreating its customers, including by creating fake accounts, losing two chief executives in the process, including Tim Sloan in March.
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The announcement comes days after a bizarre press conference in which he announced his reelection bid and a Politico report in which his former aides accused him and his wife of mistreating them.
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Violence that goes beyond the call of duty or rules of engagement like mistreating civilians, torturing prisoners, mutilating bodies -- things that make soldiers cringe not crouch - pierce the mind in a deep way.
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" Pompeo also implicitly supported torture by declaring that CIA officers accused of mistreating detainees were "not torturers, they [were] patriots" and that the acts of torture and ill treatment "were within the law.
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There were several calls to the hotline from mandated reporters—people, such as teachers and social workers, who were obligated to report suspected abuse—accusing her or her husband of mistreating the children.
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Last week's ouster of its mercurial CEO was the culmination of a series of scandals that included allegedly harassing employees, mistreating drivers, spying on customers, playing rough with competitors and deceiving authorities worldwide.
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After Dumbledore essentially tells off the Dursleys for mistreating Harry for his entire childhood, he informs them of the magical protection he placed on their house for the time that Harry lived there.
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"Amazon has a well-documented history of mistreating and dehumanizing its workers in the U.S. and around the world," Stuart Appelbaum, president of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, said in a statement.
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From mistreating fellow healthcare workers and trainees to developing inhumane rules that allow young doctors to work 28-hour shifts, we have created a work environment marked by high rates of burnout and depression.
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If I don't look after them I don't have any money at the end of the month, I can't pay my bills — so there's nothing to be gained for me in mistreating the animals.
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In a series of stunning confrontations, Warren forced Bloomberg to contend with his alleged history of mistreating women — including signing nondisclosure agreements with former female employees who say he harassed or discriminated against them.
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And it can take many forms: health and safety issues, fraud, sexual harassment, racism, financial cover-ups, environmental disaster, data breaches, a viral video of an employee mistreating a customer ... the list goes on.
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In some ways, Mr. Cosby paved the way for the #MeToo moment as he battled accusations for years that he had hidden a history of mistreating women behind his comforting pose as America's Dad.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Hundreds of men from eastern Aleppo have gone missing after leaving rebel-held areas, the United Nations' human rights office said on Friday, voicing deep concern that government forces could be mistreating them.
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Here was a person who had escaped a life where people were mistreating her, only to have you do the same by snooping through her things and sending a photo of her to a stranger.
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David RobinsonBethlehem, N.H. To the Editor: By separating children from their parents, imprisoning, mistreating and traumatizing them, President Trump ends any chance that these children can grow up to be useful citizens of any country.
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Executives at Goldman and other Wall Street firms said the conduct that Mr. Katzman described was inappropriate and was the type of behavior that had previously ignited intense criticism of the bank for mistreating clients.
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One of the group's most recognizable campaigns targeted the premium foie gras producer Ernest-Soulard, which they accused of mistreating geese in a 30 video that showed many of the birds looked distressed and hurt.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May has been clear that Britain's argument is with the Russian government and not with its people, her spokesman said on Monday after Moscow accused London of mistreating Russian businesses.
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" The company's lowered rates spilled over into the public spotlight earlier this month when transcriber Li Zilles tweeted about the change and called it "another example of a gig economy startup brazenly mistreating its workers.
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On Monday, Budkie's group, which has been critical of the zoo since the gorilla shooting, filed a second complaint with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, charging the zoo is violating federal law by mistreating other animals.
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It was the result of the long mismanagement by an association from the Provence of Florence (today Città Metropolitano), which for decades accumulated debt, mistreating the terrain and squandering resources, until it was liquidated in 2009.
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"It's too easy for men who pride themselves on not mistreating women to check out of the conversation and say, 'I'm not the problem so it's not my problem,'" says University of Virginia professor Siva Vaidhyanathan.
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However, betting on dog races at Macau&aposs Canidrome — a tradition of more than 50 years — soured after animal rights groups accused the stadium of mistreating the dogs and euthanizing ones that underperformed on the track.
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As Minnesotans absorbed the news that their own Senator Al Franken, a Democrat, had become the latest public official to be accused of mistreating women, there was widespread condemnation of his behavior in his home state.
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Naftali accused her of mistreating staff in the residence, including one instance where she woke him up in the middle of the night to scold him for buying milk in a bag rather than a carton.
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LAS VEGAS — Speaking before a crowd of influential GOP donors and Jewish Republicans, President Donald Trump on Saturday accused Democrats of mistreating Israel and allowing the "scourge of anti-Semitism to take root" in their party.
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Thousands of doctors across the nation have been sanctioned for sexually mistreating patients – some as young as infants – but offenders are allowed to keep their licenses to practice, an investigation by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has found.
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Sam cut Tara out of his life because he had an idea of how he wanted to be treated and trusted his own sense that Tara was mistreating him in some way that crossed his personal boundaries.
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In an interview with Mashable, its co-founder Yu Xin, and VP of Ofo's U.S. unit, Grace Lin, revealed that the company is dealing with users mistreating its bikes in China by flooding cities with shared bikes.
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A judicial board has accused a New Jersey judge of mistreating a woman by asking her if she tried closing her legs to stop a sexual assault by a man she was seeking a restraining order against.
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With a number of Seoul's dog and cat cafes being recently outed for mistreating their animals, these cafes claim that they hope to stand out not only for their unusual brood, but for their approach to welfare.
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The sorts of issues that tend to excite Capitol Hill and Westminster reporters—gaffes, apologies, withering anonymous quotes, even rumors about particular candidates mistreating their staffers—have little impact on the lives of the majority of people.
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" The resolution recommended that Mr. Mugabe be removed for taking the advice of "counterrevolutionaries and agents of neo-imperialism"; for mistreating his vice president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, whom Mr. Mugabe abruptly dismissed last week; and for encouraging "factionalism.
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"It was emotional to receive but also validating — sometimes you wonder if you imagine how people are mistreating you, or exaggerating it, playing the victim, so it was nice to have my hurt feelings affirmed," she said.
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MALE/COLOMBO (Reuters) - The exiled former president of the Maldives accused authorities on Wednesday of mistreating a supreme court judge thrown into prison following the imposition of a state of emergency in the Indian Ocean island nation.
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Mr. McKenzie has said it was the Morgan company that had been mistreating Mr. Indiana by not paying him the proper royalties on works he and the company had jointly agreed to sell, a charge the company denied.
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New Jersey's Supreme Court Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct filed four complaints on Monday accusing Superior Court Judge John F. Russo Jr. of being discourteous and mistreating an alleged rape victim, the local Asbury Park Press reported Tuesday.
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GENEVA — United Nations officials on Friday condemned the recent mass arrests of gay and transgender people in Azerbaijan, Egypt and Indonesia, saying that the authorities in those countries had violated international law by detaining, mistreating and torturing them.
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I believe that this family loves their pig very much and that I am witnessing an unintentional act of animal cruelty, but I am in a quandary: Should I tell them that they are unwittingly mistreating their beloved pet?
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Glasper slammed Hill for cutting his pay in half before a show they played together, mistreating hired band members, demanding that she be called Ms. Hill, and for allegedly not allowing people to look her directly in the eye.
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Over time, hopefully, a peace treaty and economic aid will allow the regime the space to evolve from a totalitarian Cold War leftover threatening its neighbors and mistreating its people, and into something more worthy of the world's respect.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accused the United States on Thursday of mistreating a strategic ally, in a blistering speech which appeared to rule out swift resolution to a dispute between two NATO members jointly fighting Islamic State.
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Maybe the chaos extremity of current events has made us wistful for the moral authority of "Oprah Winfrey": school massacres, police shootings of unarmed black people, men chronically mistreating women, the government's separation of children from their migrant parents.
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Discussions between the United States and Canada had stalled amid souring relations between Mr. Trudeau and Mr. Trump, who lashed out at Canada last week during the United Nations General Assembly meeting for mistreating the United States on trade.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran on Wednesday called for the immediate release of an American-born journalist arrested in the United States while working for Iran's English-language state television, accusing Washington of mistreating her in jail as a black Muslim woman.
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This news comes after a post by an alleged former employee—originally found on a Bunz Trading Zone pet page before being taken down and re-shared anonymously—that accused the TOT Cat Café of mistreating and abusing its cats.
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A U.S. judge has ordered a farm labor contractor to pay $7.7 million for mistreating impoverished Thai workers on farms in Washington state and confiscating their passports, leading to their detention by police, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said on Monday.
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So, in the wake of the #MeToo movement, the pinnacle question the scientific community must reckon with is: Why should any scientist be allowed untethered access to federal funding if they are accused of mistreating the people they have power over?
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian police said on Saturday they had arrested a Ghanaian man for alleged murder, rape, kidnapping and people-smuggling after migrants he is accused of mistreating attacked him at a reception center on the Mediterranean island of Lampedusa.
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They have not been accused of being directly involved with Dr. Nassar's criminal behavior, but some gymnasts who trained there have claimed that the atmosphere created by the Karolyis at the ranch enabled Dr. Nassar to get away with mistreating them.
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"No one should have to endure sexual harassment as a rite of passage into the legal profession," said Knake, who told the judges that when she was in law school she was warned to avoid clerking for a judge known for mistreating clerks.
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Exciting that the UK gets a choice between a man in a suit and a blue tie versus a man in a suit and a blue tie and a — Tony Robbins has been accused of groping more women and mistreating vulnerable followers.
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The court's ruling said it had been proven that the defendants were guilty of the killings, and of mistreating and torturing civilians in October 1991, when the then Serb-controlled Yugoslav People's Army and paramilitaries attacked the village of Lovas in eastern Croatia.
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This has manifested in protests that targeted Amazon's wages and treatment of warehouse workers; sexual discrimination and abuse of employees at companies including Google; and the contracts that companies like Microsoft have with ICE and other government organizations accused of mistreating immigrants.
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When groups such as the Black Panthers began arming themselves in the 60s as a show of force against police who were beating and mistreating black people, white politicians who had resisted gun control, such as California Governor Ronald Reagan, embraced it.
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The judge based his ruling, which was filed last month, in good part on a 45-minute video that showed officers mistreating Mr. Strickland in a prison medical unit and then the medical staff failing to react appropriately, including improperly administering CPR.
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"The Trump administration is destroying the Bureau of Land Management by mistreating its staff and politicizing its mission and then lying to Congress and the public about the damage it's causing," Committee Chairman Raul Grijalva said in a statement Thursday to The Hill.
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While Deutsche Telecom treats it workers well at home, its American subsidiary, T-Mobile, has a track record of under-compensating and mistreating hard-working Americans from small towns in the Midwest and the South, to cities on the East and West coasts.
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"I'm disappointed in people on our side for being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women who are in our party, who are sitting in the White House, who brag about their extramarital affairs, who brag about mistreating women," Charen said.
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Dianne Feinstein of California, the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, was first contacted by Ford in July; a president who has faced repeated allegations of mistreating women himself; and the possibility that Republicans could lose control of the Senate in the midterms.
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After six weeks of grinding 20193-hour days, we published the first story about the man I believe is the worst abuser in the history of popular music, which is saying something, given the art form's long and ignoble history of male stars mistreating women.
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So much of it hangs on the terrifying precipice Jeffrey had to keep from falling over every day in the Navy, and his barely restrained fury at an institution he loves mistreating him so badly, before finally pushing him into the abyss of Cunanan's rage.
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According to the report, a relative who suspected Malysa might be mistreating the boy checked on him after Malysa allegedly told her she was bringing her other child to the local YMCA to swim, but that the 11-year-old wouldn't be accompanying them.
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But it's worth asking: If all these full-throated attacks on liberal elitism ended with the ascension of a racist, sexist authoritarian who has a gross history of mistreating working people, then is attacking liberal elitism really the proper strategy for the opposition to Trump?
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Li Xiaojun, publicity director at the Bureau of Human Rights Affairs of the State Council Information Office, which is the office of the Chinese cabinet's spokesman, denied mistreating Muslims in Xinjiang, and said China was trying to avoid the problems of radicalization Europe had experienced.
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Very seldom during the whole season — and never for a moment on Sunday — did the company dance as if shadowed by the scandal of the Alexandra Waterbury lawsuit, in which City Ballet, three dancers and a donor are accused of demeaning and mistreating women.
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The police said a 22-year-old woman who taught at the RYB Kindergarten in Xintiandi, a middle-class housing development in east Beijing, had "been placed in criminal detention on suspicion of mistreating persons in her care," Xinhua, China's official news agency, reported.
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One agent in El Paso told a retired agent he was so disgusted by scandals in which the Border Patrol has been accused of neglecting or mistreating migrants that he wanted the motto emblazoned on its green-and-white vehicles — "Honor First" — scratched off.
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The case was not the first in which federal charges have accused a diplomat of mistreating a domestic employee, with perhaps the most prominent episode involving an Indian diplomat who was allowed to return home in 2014 without facing trial in the United States.
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"I'm disappointed in people on our side for being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women who are in our party, who are sitting in the White House, who brag about their extramarital affairs, who brag about mistreating women," Charen said on Saturday.
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Mr. Arpaio made his name by mistreating Latino immigrants and petty criminals, whom he imprisoned in a "Tent City" where temperatures reached 120 degrees and Mr. Arpaio devised a menu of cruelties ranging from making them wear pink underwear to serving them miserable food.
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While numerous coaches, gym owners, and support staff members were accused of abusing and mistreating the competitors they were supposed to look after, At the Heart of Gold seems primed to highlight the notorious crimes of former USA Gymnastics team doctor and serial child molester, Larry Nassar.
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He's not telling the truth about his conduct as a student in high school and college, but he's totally sincere in his conviction that he did nothing wrong, and genuinely indignant that people would think to hold a powerful person accountable for mistreating girls 35 years ago.
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On New Year's Eve, the Community and Rick and Morty creator went ahead and flat-out called himself an asshole, vowing to do better in 2018—leading a former Community writer and producer to call him out for mistreating her during her time on the show.
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" A bigger problem for Klobuchar may be that the stories about her mistreating staff conflict with her "Minnesota nice" public persona: a pragmatist able to work across the aisle who holds widespread popularity across her state and even titled her 2015 memoir "The Senator Next Door.
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Without a legal alternative to informal migrant labor, the competition between dairy farms to retain migrant workers is so fierce that farm owners, once notorious for underpaying and mistreating workers, are now improving working conditions and wages to entice employees to stay on their farms, workers said.
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Fuck the security & cops for being trolls, mistreating & disrespecting curators, artists & attendees from start to finish hedonistic environments cannot exist in this police state of a country In a statement, Boiler Room condemned the "unnecessary display of force" used by law enforcement and the resort's security team.
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Even though the company treads in problematic territory, like reportedly mistreating employees, and has faced pushback from (former) Prime subscribers, the HQ2 spectacle proved that Amazon has enough power to make entire cities bow before it — and that powerful people are okay with overlooking Amazon's controversies.
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BALTIMORE — With just days until Donald J. Trump is sworn in as president, the Obama administration is making a last-minute push for police overhauls in two of the nation's most violent cities, Baltimore and Chicago, where officers have been accused of routinely mistreating African-Americans.
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Off-the-record, they'll tell you that they've been unable to convince the President that disregarding, mistreating and, most recently, even abandoning allies (as recently has been the case with Syrian Kurds) runs counter to achieving President Trump's loftiest foreign policy objectives, most of which they support.
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"Mona Charen stunned the crowd by ripping into conservatives as hypocrites for standing by President Trump as he brags about his infidelities and as he quote, 'brags about mistreating women and because he happens to have an R by his name, we don't complain,'" Kapur says.
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Long before she was writing racist and offensive things on Twitter, Roseanne Barr was allegedly berating and mistreating staffers on the set of her eponymous sitcom, once forcing an underling to grill six burgers – all for her – under a broiling sun, a former TV exec says in a report.
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"The mistreating, exploiting, and vandalizing of national parks during the government shutdown is of a piece with the anti-government sentiment that helped propel the election of Donald Trump as president," says Richard Grusin, the director of the Center for 21st Century Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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They demanded of me an explanation as to why my then-boss, Jay Lefkowitz, who was special envoy for North Korean human rights issues, was stating publicly the well-established fact that China was mistreating refugees fleeing the hell of North Korea by returning them to their captors.
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We frequently hear accounts from Latinos in border communities of officers singling them out and mistreating them for no apparent reason, but without transparent, publicly accessible data about these occurrences, we'll never know exactly how widespread the problem is or the scope of the resources needed to eradicate it.
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In 2007, an Australian wildlife management expert who gained access to Tiger Temple's private facilities for a research project told National Geographic that she witnessed monks drugging and mistreating tigers, removing young cubs from their mothers, and importing new animals so as to conceal that others had disappeared.
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"I am disappointed in people on our side for being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women who are in our party, who are sitting in the White House, who brag about their extramarital affairs, who brag about mistreating women," Charen said, without mentioning the president's name.
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Here is what is known of their last days: Authorities pay visit There had been reports of abuse in the past, and neighbor Bruce DeKalb says he heard firsthand from the children allegations that the mothers were withholding food and mistreating the children, who the Harts adopted in Texas.
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Aliph, the protagonist, is a young energy plant worker who finds herself in the middle of communities facing an energy crisis (which forms the basis for the energy-balancing platforming sections) and an awareness of their organizing power where higher-ups have been mistreating the populace (in the game's in-depth story sections).
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For two decades, Kelly has been accused of a similar pattern of mistreating women — some have called it "predation" — but because of his acquittal on the child-porn charges and the nondisclosure agreements in his numerous civil cases, the charges have remained in the realm of gossip instead of derailing his career.
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Plenty of news leaders and talking heads have denounced Trump's disdain toward the Fourth Estate, but the reality TV star has turned the animosity to his advantage, using the press as a punching bag for allegedly mistreating him even as he has ridden its frenetic coverage to the GOP nomination for president.
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His unusual tactics have attributed to his 90-percent success rate on the "investigations he pursues," according to ID. His commitment to building relationships with victims, suspects and his community started at an early age, when he was about 12 or 13, as he witnessed law enforcement mistreating his family after his uncle was killed.
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The surge of women publicly accusing men — professors, filmmakers, novelists, journalists and businessmen among them — of mistreating them suggests that Mexico may be approaching a moment of reckoning with violence, harassment and mistreatment of women, an entrenched problem in a country that has made little space for accountability or public debates on the topic.
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Many conservatives, Gabby, and you have reminded this as well, have been using this sort of as a lightning rod to differentiate some Republicans that they&aposre just honoring the law, they&aposre not mistreating kids, they&aposre just doing what the original intent was, to police those who try to, they say, break into this country.
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People around the world binged on hundreds of hours of footage, watching every short film uploaded by the family, by neighbors, by drunk dinner guests, hunting for clues, for proof that the Presleys had brought this upon themselves, that Frank had abused Ernest, mistreating the ghost so wantonly, so egregiously, that it finally came looking for revenge.
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Early last month, we told you about a bizarre new lawsuit involving longtime venture capitalist Michael Goguen, whose career at Sequoia Capital ended early last year after he was sued in a salacious breach of contract suit that accused him of sexually mistreating a woman named Amber Baptiste, then refusing to honor an elaborate financial arrangement they'd made.
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According to a source, Sitrick also represents Michael Goguen, a former partner at Sequoia Capital who was named in March in an extraordinary breach of contract lawsuit that accuses him of sexually mistreating a woman he met in 2001, then refusing to honor a financial arrangement they'd made in more recent years to keep her from suing him.
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Michael Goguen — a longtime venture capitalist whose career at Sequoia Capital ended earlier this year after he was sued in a salacious breach of contract suit that accused him of sexually mistreating a woman named Amber Baptiste and then refusing to honor a financial arrangement they made afterward — has been hit with yet another strange lawsuit.
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While some residents have been waiting for more information about the case before forming an opinion, hundreds of black residents of Tupelo have attended meetings and public protests to express their concern about Mr. Shumpert's fate, and have complained that despite racial progress in other areas, the police in Tupelo have a long history of mistreating African-Americans.
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As they and others have tried to hold the company to account for mistreating prisoners, an investigation by The Marshall Project and The New York Times found, the brothers behind USG7 have failed to appear in court, started a new company under a different name and claimed that its documents had gone missing in a U-Haul truck.
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Courtney E. Smith for Refinery29 argues for conscious consumerism to help curb any additional promotion, and thereby absolution, of men who have treated women abhorrently, which can potentially stop the trope from continuing on not only as a revered lifestyle but also as an excuse to get someone out of taking responsibility for mistreating a person.
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But it's part of a larger trend that's begun to emerge over the course of the great reckoning of powerful men accused of mistreating women: Over and over again, people and institutions that ostensibly support the #MeToo and "believe women" movements have found caveats in their opinions when the accused man is someone who is on their team.
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Michael Goguen, a longtime partner at Sequoia Capital who joined the tony Sand Hill Road firm roughly 210 years ago, has been named in an extraordinary breach of contract lawsuit that accuses him of sexually mistreating a woman he met in 210, then refusing to honor a financial arrangement they made in more recent years to keep her from suing him.
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Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 22019 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.), were mistreating women, as Planned Parenthood has done, many politicians were pressured into returning or redirecting the political funds.
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The present day narrative, wherein a young working class man is fired from his job by a greedy mill owner and then imprisoned for a crime he doesn't commit, seems to connect most directly to the story of L.A. Noire, which involves capitalists mistreating war veterans and the police disproportionately targeting the poor and people of color in order to increase their own lots.
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" As a court explained in a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) against the DHS' Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, in which the ACLU is trying to obtain the names of DHS employers accused of mistreating children, the high presence of "closed not converted" means that "virtually no investigations into the complaints took place, or at least were completed.
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The show was criticized for the way it seemed too willing to celebrate the controversial Fosse (a rampant sexual harasser who endlessly propositioned women he worked with, mistreating them if they said no), but those critiques missed the way the miniseries's ingenious structure doubled back in on itself to reveal the rot within Fosse and the instability of any partnership founded atop such decay.
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"I am disappointed in people on our side for being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women, who are in our party, who are sitting in the White House, who brag about their extramarital affairs, who brag about mistreating women — and because he happens to have an 'R' next to his name we look the other way," the former CNN "Capital Gang" regular panelist said.
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Part 1: Unlimited PowerPart 3: Tony Robbins Filmed Using Racial SlursPart 4: Tony Robbins Punishes Followers By Making Them Drink Unidentified Brown Liquid "Designed To Have A Lasting Effect"Part 5: Tony Robbins Has Been Accused Of Groping More Women And Mistreating Vulnerable Followers Four more women have come forward to accuse the self-help guru Tony Robbins of sexual misconduct in the wake of a BuzzFeed News investigation.
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The latest man to torpedo his own career is Eric Schneiderman, who resigned Monday evening from his position as New York State attorney general just hours after The New Yorker published a long piece detailing the myriad ways he is alleged to have abused some of the women in his life: hitting them, choking them, sexually degrading them, psychologically mistreating them and verbally undermining their work and their sense of self.
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Part 2: Four More Women Have Accused Tony Robbins of Sexual MisconductPart 3: Tony Robbins Filmed Using Racial SlursPart 4: Tony Robbins Punishes Followers By Making Them Drink Unidentified Brown Liquid "Designed To Have A Lasting Effect"Part 503: Tony Robbins Has Been Accused Of Groping More Women And Mistreating Vulnerable Followers When Tony Robbins leaps onstage in arenas around the world, under strobe lights and pulsing speakers, he's greeted by thousands of screaming fans.
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James Scully, an industry casting director — one of a number of professionals who screen and select models for runway shows, ad campaigns and magazine photo shoots, with and on behalf of designers — took to the platform to accuse Maida Gregori Boina and Rami Fernandes, a prominent pair of fellow casting directors, of mistreating models and subjecting them to what he called traumatizing conditions during the casting process for the fall Balenciaga show.
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Part 1: Unlimited PowerPart 2: Four More Women Have Accused Tony Robbins Of Sexual MisconductPart 4: Tony Robbins Punishes Followers By Making Them Drink Unidentified Brown Liquid "Designed To Have A Lasting Effect"Part 5: Tony Robbins Has Been Accused Of Groping More Women And Mistreating Vulnerable Followers Tony Robbins was filmed repeatedly using racial slurs and describing how he shocked a woman fan by kissing her after she said his techniques didn't work, BuzzFeed News can reveal.
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Part 19853: Unlimited PowerPart 2: Four More Women Have Accused Tony Robbins of Sexual MisconductPart 3: Tony Robbins Was Filmed Using Racial SlursPart 4: Tony Robbins Punishes Followers by Making Them Drink Unidentified Brown Liquid "Designed to Have a Lasting Effect"Part 5: Tony Robbins Has Been Accused Of Groping More Women And Mistreating Vulnerable Followers As evening fell on a eucalyptus-lined hillside overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the teenage campers spilled out of a well-lit hall.
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The plot of the film concerned Santa mistreating his reindeer because he's unable to think for himself and has outsourced his morality to "the good book" (*sigh*) and also featured a subplot with Megyn Kelly and a character called White Jesus (*sighing so hard I deprive myself of oxygen and hallucinate myself heading towards the light, having what I believe is a religious experience that will be smugly picked apart by a guy in a flat cap on a Roku atheist TV channel*).
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