Straight men are more distressed by sexual infidelity; straight women are more distressed by emotional infidelity.
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Straight men are more distressed by sexual infidelity, while straight women are more distressed by emotional infidelity.
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You just become more vocal because you're more distressed by the situation.
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And yet, survivors, victims, and their non-profits could not be more distressed. Why?
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"There's more distressed energy names than there are in any other sector," said Monaghan.
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She grew more and more distressed, and her parents had her start seeing a therapist.
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Compared to the recreational users, these viewers were more distressed about their porn use and less sexually satisfied.
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But banks now face internal issues as the assets that back energy loans look more distressed, he said.
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For more than 8,000 of the country's more distressed neighborhoods, transformative economic development could be on the horizon.
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Lee walked all day but couldn't find them, becoming more and more distressed but determined to keep searching.
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State governors selected places that as a group were more distressed than other eligible areas they did not select.
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Already reluctant to reveal their plight, casualties of trafficking are even more distressed by "the Trump situation," he said.
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In each case, the person grew more distressed, advanced out of a desire to be shot and was shot.
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"This whole shutting down of everything makes me feel more distressed than the potential of catching this virus," she said.
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"As more distressed properties hit the market, the best way to sell them is through an online auction," DeGiorgio says.
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In the 493 years since the song's release, the area has grown more distressed, largely because of the closings of casinos.
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Still, the portfolio manager said that deals may not have crossed the line as easily had they come from more distressed names.
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In recent weeks, Juan Plascencia has noticed the posts on his Facebook feed from his fellow DACA recipients sound more and more distressed.
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The summer season can be a harbinger of fun, and that's exactly why it can make some of us a little more distressed.
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She looks annoyed, sounds even more distressed, and regardless of how adorable she is, it's absolutely heartbreaking to see a child so upset.
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This woman, who is older, has a more distressed posture than the peaceful woman in 315-307 BC, though this woman's face is hidden.
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Icahn said he's supportive of companies with strong balance sheets that choose to buy back stock, but said more distressed companies should not do that.
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And the more the American people know about it, the more distressed they are at how special counsels operate, particularly in the context of political elections.
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The Times Sports Direct has said it will not rescue any more distressed retailers until politicians introduce better protection for shareholders facing losses from collapsed companies. bit.
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"Investors will hold a more distressed view of the drug's odds of success and commercial potential as a byproduct of the update today," Leerink Research analyst Paul Matteis said.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, those who pursued ex-sex felt more emotionally attached to their exes; importantly, however, ex-sex was not linked to feeling more distressed about the breakup.
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For example, studies have found that being more religious is linked to feeling more distressed about one's own porn use, as well as feeling that one is "addicted" to porn.
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For many Australians, the more distressed and ill these humans become, well, that is just further proof that they are too troubled, crazy and foreign to belong here with us.
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But I'm even more distressed by those who portray Markiv as a hero, and who in doing so denigrate the two Andreis and lump them with the Russian-backed separatists.
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The people who were most worried about future negative events were the ones who consumed the most media coverage of the 2016 Orlando nightclub shooting, which made them even more distressed.
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Few of us are the effortlessly perfect models we would like to be, in eating as in so much else — and some children are more vulnerable, or more difficult, or more distressed.
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The reason I was thrilled was because the study found that the men were not only more distressed about having PE than their partners were, but the they also overestimated their partners' distress.
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"Public MLP equity markets, in particular, are even more distressed, as the fundamental MLP financing model is being questioned or challenged," Plains All American Chief Executive Greg Armstrong said on a conference call Tuesday.
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But also, while men tend to be very territorial about their wives -- and are more distressed by the idea of her with another man -- women tend to be more territorial about a husband's attention and resources.
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" Bennett added that women who are sent to prison will eventually see mental health professionals after a phase of becoming more distressed and often self-harming, "[but] you shouldn't have to get a criminal record to get treatment.
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AND KEEP IN MIND, SO WE DO A LOT OF THESE, YOU MENTION VENTURE AND INVESTING AND SORT OF THE OFFSHOOT TO THAT IN THE CREDIT TENDS TO BE MORE DISTRESSED OR DISTRESSED CREDIT INVESTING AS OPPOSED TO BUYING GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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"If we didn't have the option to send that crude to export markets, I think crude oil production would have been much more distressed," said Jarl Pedersen, chief commercial officer at Port Corpus Christi in south Texas, referring to 2016, when oil prices were still in the 40s.
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Once, a polite man I'd never met from a department I've never worked with asked if he could borrow my Dictaphone, and because I'm British and awkward I felt like I had to say yes, and then he didn't return the Dictaphone and I got progressively more distressed until my colleague Zing, smelling my panic, recovered the Dictaphone for me and placed it on my desk with a look that simultaneously bespoke a deep compassion and quiet empathy.
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In general it appears that boys take longer to recover, displaying more aggressive, antisocial and violent behaviour while girls may be more distressed but are more verbally expressive about their emotions.
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Results about the differential effects of gender on patient and caregiver distress are mixed, but a recent meta-analysis has indicated that regardless of role (i.e. patient or caregiver), women are more distressed by cancer than men.
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Adam was left paralyzed and Natalie was rushed to Pine Valley Hospital. Despite prayers for her and tons of medical help, Natalie was left comatose. She had severe brain damage. Trevor was even more distressed to learn that Laurel was nowhere to be found.
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At a highway rest stop, he meets a distressed woman, Lilly. He comforts and kisses her, before starting to cry and eventually leaving her. Bud appears more distressed as the road trip continues, crying as he drives. He stops at the Bonneville Speedway to race his motorcycle.
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In same-sex marriages, marriage has a more positive effect than negative. Single persons in the same-sex world happen to be more distressed. In contrast to same-sex marriage, heterosexuals have the lowest psychological distress. Lesbians, gays, and bisexuals who are not in a legalized marriages have the highest psychological distress.
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Anna becomes more distressed and, on New Year's Eve 1939, she runs out of the apartment in a huff. While walking, she is accosted and raped by a bunch of German SA stormtroopers. Nearly catatonic as a result, she is committed to Hadamar. She and others suffering from mental illness are killed under the Nazi Action T4.
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Morgan manages to steal the required information from Sunway Systems' vault, escaping with Rita's help. Rita ultimately takes him to meet Rooks. When she temporarily leaves the room, a nervous Morgan calls Finster, and becomes even more distressed. He accidentally shoots Rita, who encourages him to ignore her and meet Rooks in the room next door.
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However, she lacks the strength and courage to persuade the others.Tave, Stuart "Propriety and Lover's Vows" pages 37–46 from Jane Austen's Mansfield Park, New York: Chelsea House, 1987 page 40. When Tom and Mr Yates suggest bringing in an outsider to act, Edmund is even more distressed. He is concerned about Sir Thomas' sense of propriety which abhors any invasion of privacy.
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A music video was released in many European territories. The video features Blunt and Sinik together in a recording studio. Scenes showing Sinik and Blunt recording are intertwined with images of a girl in a forest who seems lost. As the video progresses, the girl seems to become more and more distressed, until she loses her footing and falls into a lake.
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Some of the biggest threats to the Many, however, were people working in the judicial and executive branches of federal government, especially lawyers. He said that they were continuously interested in having money scarce and their people in distress. The scarcer the money, they believed, the lower the cost of produce and the more distressed the people became, the better.Morison and Manning 219.
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Johnathon Hughes, writing for the Radio Times, thought that the character's name was unsurprising. In January 2019, Juliet was revealed to be the daughter of Mac Nightingale (David Easter), linking her to the established Nightingale family. Juliet is struggling to cope with the fact that Mac is her biological father. She then becomes more distressed and then proceeds to have a breakdown in the village.
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Summarizing the findings from these studies, heterosexual men seem to be more distressed by sexual infidelity than heterosexual women, lesbian women, and gay men. These latter three groups seem more responsible for this difference by reporting similarly higher levels of distress toward emotional infidelity than heterosexual men. However, within- sex analyses reveal that heterosexual men tend to rate emotional infidelity as more distressing than sexual infidelity.
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There was further state-assisted emigration from overpopulated Crown estates during the Great Famine.; reprinted in There is evidence of Crown Estate public work schemes to employ the more distressed in improving drainage etc.Commissioners' Report for 1853, p. 601, and 1855, pp. 42–43 In 1854 a select committee of the House of Lords concluded that the small estates in Ireland should be sold.Commissioners' Report for 1855, p.
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The riders introduce themselves as the Marquis de Montalt, who is the owner of the abbey, and his attendants, one of which is named Theodore. Pierre becomes more distressed after the appearance of the Marquis. Louis notes this distress, but must soon leave to return to his regiment. During this time, Theodore attempts to warn Adeline that he fears she has been deceived and danger is upon her.
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Caspar David Friedrich, The Tree of Crows, c 1822. Musée du Louvre The figure is older than the woman in the "Spider's Web" drawing, and far more distressed. She stands at the edge of a chasm, turned towards the viewer with her left arm reaching out. Behind her is a fir tree, while a large raven, representing death or hopelessness, is perched on the arms of the dead tree besides her.
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A king and queen had several children, but loved them only if they were good and beautiful. One, Alidor, being ugly, in time left his parents secretly. More distressed over their reputation than his fate, they sent after him, but he had chosen his path with care and vanished. He met a young man in service to the King of the Woods and heard of his beautiful daughter Livorette, and so resolved to go there.
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He throws her out and a fight ensues between him and Matt. They steal his car and continue their journey. Casey becomes more distressed and Matt does his best to help her. He becomes scared, and after Casey threatens suicide, and also threatens to kill Matt with a gun she took from the glove compartment in the salesman's car, they return to Seattle and their families, where she is readmitted to the psychiatric hospital.
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He is not pleased when Ryan and Katie start dating but is more distressed with his father's "affair" with Ryan's mother Faye (Kim Thomson). He goes to London for a while to clear his head. Returning his attentions to Leyla in October, Nathan separates her and David by using his parents' contacts to get David more work. Leyla doesn't help when she borrows money from the petty cash in the farm shop's till and is caught when Nathan collects it early.
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In February 1994 the resources of NMPH were stretched to the limit by the horrific discoveries at 25 Cromwell Street, Gloucester. Calls to the helpline from relatives of missing people trebled and extra volunteers had to be brought in to answer the phones. New callers reported relatives missing for the first time, even though some had vanished ten years ago or even more. Distressed families already in touch with the helpline called again, in case their missing relative might figure in the investigation.
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Sealing small cracks with bituminous crack sealer prevents water from enlarging cracks through frost weathering, or percolating down to the subbase and softening it. For somewhat more distressed roads, a chip seal or similar surface treatment may be applied. As the number, width and length of cracks increases, more intensive repairs are needed. In order of generally increasing expense, these include thin asphalt overlays, multicourse overlays, grinding off the top course and overlaying, in-place recycling, or full-depth reconstruction of the roadway.
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Heterosexuals valued emotional and sexual infidelity as more emotionally draining than homosexuals individuals did. Sex and sexual orientation differences emerged regarding the degree to which specific emotions were reported in response to sexual and emotional infidelity. Summarizing the findings from studies, heterosexual men seem to be more distressed by sexual infidelity than heterosexual women, lesbian women, and gay men. The latter three groups seem more responsible for the difference by reporting similarly higher levels of distress toward emotional infidelity than heterosexual men.
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Many dogs were more distressed when they were placed alone in an unfamiliar environment compared to a known environment, or an unfamiliar environment with litter-mates. This increase in calm behavior when multiple litter-mates are in an unfamiliar environment is caused by allelomimetic behavior. If one pup is calm, many dogs will mimic that behavior, creating a litter of relaxed dogs. Likewise, if there is one distressed pup, many dogs could also mimic the distressed behavior but the former is more common among experiments.
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As an example, a patient who has a respiratory rate of 25 breaths/min and an average tidal volume of 250 mL/breath has an RSBI = (25 breaths/min)/(0.25 L) = 100 breaths/min/L. In contrast, the 'average' patient breathing 12 breaths/min, with a tidal volume of 420 mL/breath (70kg x 6 mL/kg) would have an RSBI = (12 breaths/min)/(.420 L) = 28 breaths/min/L. The higher the RSBI, the more distressed the patient is generally considered to be.
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The best way to get family and spouses over this period, is for the deployed personnel to contact their family as soon as they arrive at their destinations as soon as military authority permits. This can help the family feel less stress over the deployment duration. Constant contact is a key part to decreasing a stressful family life. ;Recovery and Stabilization: Usually after six weeks the family will fall back into a more distressed family pattern, and recover by becoming accustomed to the situation of a missing family member who has been deployed.
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Researchers have suggested that a combination of low self-directedness and low cooperativeness form a general factor common to all personality disorders. Low self-directedness appears to be the most important predictor among the TCI traits of having a personality disorder. Low self-directedness tends to be associated with more distressed mood, particularly depression. Research has found that non-responders to antidepressant medication scored lower in self-directedness compared to those who did respond, both before and after treatment, whereas responders had scored normally on self-directedness after treatment.
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Vasilyev, a law student, is persuaded by his friends Meyer and Rybnikov to take an evening cruise through the Lane, a red light district in Moscow. As they move from one brothel to another, Vasilyev gets more and more distressed with what he sees. Disgusted with the general air of apathy and indifference, he tries to strike up conversations with the women but is shocked by the dullness of the response. His attempts at constructing a more or less logical picture of the inner mechanism of this place, and the motivations behind it, fail too.
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With the Tradition helping them, Gina training the girls and Andie and Periapt on tactical side, they seem unstoppable. Unfortunately Andie is reluctant to face off her mother; she is even more distressed when she realizes she has fallen in love with Periapt. The climactic battle becomes a fight for life and things scale out of control when the Royal Palace starts burning down. Godmother Elena arrives to sort things out, when it seems that Andie can’t let go of Periapt, who declares his love for Andie, and Gina and Adamant reveal they’re in love as well.
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Kerim is left deeply disturbed by the event and is even more distressed to know that the girl has been rescued by his mother. The rich boys are confident in the power of their rich fathers and are sure to be saved. As Mukaddes approaches the Yaşarans threatening of giving their name to the police (as she had found Selim's engagement ring at the rape-scene), with the course of events, the Yaşarans save their sons and forcefully marry Kerim to Fatmagül. Kerim accepts the blame of solely raping Fatmagül for protecting his friends and also because he believes himself to be guilty.
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The age of the patient and caregiver can affect the psychological effect that cancer has on them. However, which age group of caregivers (young adult, middle age or elderly) are more distressed by caregiving is still unconfirmed. Some suggest that younger caregivers suffer from more psychological distress, but others suggest that elderly caregivers are more at risk for distress. This may be a function of the phase of the cancer trajectory that caregivers are undergoing: studies tend to find high distress amongst younger caregivers in the acute and chronic phases, and high distress amongst elderly caregivers in the resolution (specifically, bereavement) phase of caregiving.
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She is offered a place in the Mother and Baby unit, but refuses as she feels it is no place to bring her baby up. She becomes even more distressed when she is forced to do some cleaning in the mother and baby unit, as seeing other mums with their babies upsets her and reminds her of her daughter. Fiz soon changes her mind and requests a place in the unit, but is forced to wait. Horrified when she finds her cellmate, Ginny Portis (Ashley McGuire), unconscious from a drug overdose, Fiz is shocked to discover that her friend Ruth Walsh (Rebecca Callard) has supplied the drugs.
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Wolves gradually grew into the game and restricted Liverpool to long, and hopeful hoofs from Pepe Reina to give them a chance. Stephen Ward deservedly put Wolves in front after an hour and Liverpool fans visibly became more distressed. Chants of "Dalglish" grew louder, and ironic chants of "Hodgson for England" (in reference to Roy being linked with the position after England's disastrous 2010 FIFA World Cup campaign) were echoing round the stadium. Some home fans even joined in the away supports chants of "You're getting sacked in the morning" and booed when David N'Gog was substituted for Ryan Babel, despite the Frenchman being Liverpool's best player on the night.
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Elaine tries to run an ethnic-themed clothes store called Putumayo out of business after receiving bad customer service. First, she tries shopping at a competing store, Cinco de Mayo, but discovers that the same woman from Putumayo owns both stores. Later, she tries to get Kramer, under an alter ego named H. E. Pennypacker, to change the price tags on the labels, but he accidentally destroys the pricing gun before he can finish. Instead, he tries to take the desiccant packs from the clothes as Plan B, so he only manages to ruin the clothing in about 5 years, making Elaine more distressed and presumably gives up.
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His widow Harriet McDougal and his publisher, Tor Books president Tom Doherty made the decision to have the book completed posthumously, with McDougal saying, "I am sad to see the series end. But I would be far more distressed to leave it unfinished, incomplete and dangling forever." On December 11, 2007, four months after Jordan's death, it was announced that McDougal had chosen Brandon Sanderson to finish the final book in the series, although the decision itself had been made the preceding month. Sanderson had been chosen partly because McDougal had read and liked his novels, and partly because of a eulogy he had written for Jordan.
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The bond between the two is established through the joining of their hands, which are positioned at the exact center of each work. Their shared grip is typically rendered with such pathos and intensity that art historians believe that not only did the two figures share a deep emotional bond, but that they were most likely blood relations. In probability the woman is Sophie's aunt Karen. Some critics have observed that the older woman is more distressed than the child; in the words of critic Patricia Donahue, "It is almost as though the child, knowing that nothing more can be done, is comforting a person who has reached the end of her endurance".
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As the date for the Die Walküre premiere approached, Wagner grew more distressed and sullen; a letter from the critic Franz Müller reporting that everything was going well did nothing to console him. Cosima wrote in her diary that his distress "pierces my heart like a dagger, and I ask myself whether this disgraceful act will really go unavenged?". The premiere was attended by leading figures from the musical world, including Liszt, Brahms, Camille Saint-Saëns, and the violinist Joseph Joachim. The reception from audience and critics was much more positive than had been the case a year earlier with Rheingold, although Osborne quotes one dissenting voice, from the critic of the Süddeutsche Presse.
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Gendered perceptions in these and in other writings and prisons are dependent on contemporary society's gender roles. Additionally, Giallombardo suggests that kinship networks of pseudo-families display the inmates attempts to replicate their social worlds outside the prison through their familial relationships. Another explanation often cited is that the family networks were induced by the cottage style institutions traditionally favored for women's prisons, which naturally created familial environments for inmates. A more gendered theory which has lost prominence contended that women were likely to be more distressed than their male counterparts at being separated from their children and families, and would therefore re-create the families they were missing by creating new social groups with other inmates.
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Upon entering the restaurant, Hugo is shocked to see Linda, Bob's wife, whom he was previously engaged to. Still reeling over how Linda left him for Bob many years ago, and seeing an advantage in Bob's numerous "violations", Hugo plans to close down the restaurant to get revenge on Bob. He begins to rally the public against the establishment by building up a rumor (originally made up by Louise, Bob's youngest daughter) that the burgers are made from the flesh of the dead bodies in the nearby crematorium. As the public begins to protest and antagonize Bob, he is only more distressed when he finds that the day is also his and Linda's wedding anniversary, which he had completely forgotten.
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On May 25, 2020, George Floyd, a 46-year-old black//; that means do not put African-American in place of black either; consensus on talk page is to retain it here>>--> man, was killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota, while being arrested for allegedly using a counterfeit bill. During the arrest Derek Chauvin, a white police officer with the Minneapolis Police Department, knelt on Floyd's neck for several minutes after he was already handcuffed and lying face down. Two police officers, J. Alexander Kueng and Thomas Lane, assisted Chauvin in restraining Floyd, while a further officer Tou Thao prevented bystanders from interfering with the arrest and intervening as events unfolded. Floyd had complained about being unable to breathe prior to being on the ground, but after being restrained he became more distressed, and continued to complain about breathing difficulties, the knee in his neck, and expressed the fear he was about to die and called for his mother.
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