Love is almost always present, even in the most abusive relationships.
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He's also resisting pressures to reduce China's most abusive trade practices.
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Social media platforms have long struggled with harassment and how to deal with its most abusive users.
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Less regulated entities have invented some of the most abusive practices and monetization schemes in financial services.
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Why would Congress want to limit consumer protections against an industry that is clearly among the most abusive of consumers?
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Thanks to President Donald Trump's new budget, we might just start to cut off some of the most abusive addicts in America: Colleges.
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"This case shines a light on some of the worst practices, and may cause systemic changes to some of the most abusive unwritten industry customs."
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The most abusive messages against Ms. Aro were mostly sent anonymously or from accounts set up under fake names on Facebook and other social media.
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But he warned that declaring an emergency to forge policy unilaterally would drag the country down to the level of the world's most abusive dictators.
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Professor Cahill said that while in the ministry, he worked alongside some of Australia's most abusive priests, but did not realize it until decades later.
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Corrupting an election to keep one's self in office is perhaps the most abusive and destructive violation of one's oath of office that I can imagine.
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By contrast, Streep's most "abusive" treatment of a co-star was perhaps when she was cold to Anne Hathaway between takes on The Devil Wears Prada.
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Under the current framework, the United States plans to lift its comprehensive sanctions against one of the world's most abusive governments for virtually nothing in return.
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When Rajendran, the News Minute editor, went to file a police complaint, for instance, authorities asked her to draw up a list of the most abusive tweets.
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As the architect of Public Law 7, Garcia welcomed the loan sharks onto the island by paving the way for some of the most abusive lending practices.
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"Corrupting an election to keep oneself in office is perhaps the most abusive and destructive violation of one's oath of office that I can imagine," he said.
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If we do not immediately correct this course, the United States will lose leverage over one of the world's most abusive governments and strengthen impunity across the globe.
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A cross-cultural study of insults in 103 languages found that in 66 languages, the most abusive curses were those involving mothers (while only 20 languages involved insults towards fathers).
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But Cordray and his team saw evidence of a major regulatory failure: State-level reform efforts had largely failed to rein in the industry's most abusive features, like debt traps.
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But if anyone deserves the chance to "make a living," as so many claim Hollywood's most abusive men do, it's women like Ashlee Simpson and the one, the only, Janet Jackson.
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More disturbingly, both bills would effectively repeal the Taft-Hartley Act—labor law reforms enacted in 1947 to rein in some of the most abusive union organizing tactics of that era.
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A program dedicated to moving the wildlife tourism industry away from cruel practices, Wildlife Not Entertainers has already gotten TripAdvisor to stop selling tickets to some of the most abusive animal experiences.
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To the credit of T-Mobile (and their social media managers), it's not clear who's responsible for the glitch, but the company is addressing even the most abusive complaints with remarkable composure.
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The most abusive fans expect to be able to hurl vitriol and threats at the people who make their games, but they are shocked, shocked when the targets of their ire clap back.
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"Corrupting an election to keep oneself in office is perhaps the most abusive and destructive violation of one's oath of office that I can imagine," Romney said, voting to convict on abuse of power.
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"Corrupting an election to keep one's self in office is perhaps the most abusive and destructive violation of one's oath of office that I can imagine," Romney said in an emotional speech on the Senate floor.
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"We believe that if we could effect change at McDonald's, the gold standard in fast food, we could truly move the needle in combating harassment in one of the most abusive sectors in the American workplace," Thomas said.
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"It's about one of the world's most abusive governments developing advanced technologies that are capable of monitoring and controlling people's behavior," she said, noting that those tools will only get better as improvements are made in computer processing power.
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It has sparked an outcry from civil rights advocates who say the technology's unchecked use in public spaces presents a grave threat to individual privacy and could exacerbate the most abusive practices of police forces, from racial discrimination to arbitrary detention.
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Reddit will start issuing warnings, timeouts and permanent bans to its most abusive trolls, but will also limit the content manipulation capabilities of its own CEO after he apologized today for ethical violations that shook the trust of the online community.
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Nothing in the consumer protection bureau rule restricts financial companies from choosing their own, biased arbitrators, requiring hearings in far-flung locations, or charging excessive fees for filing claims, which are some of the most abusive aspects of the arbitration process.
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The most abusive American office holder since Texas Rangers' mass murdered Mexicans in Texas in 28503, former Maricopa County (Phoenix) Sheriff Joe Arpaio, was pardoned by President Trump after being convicted by federal judges of crimes committed when he was sheriff.
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"Corrupting an election to keep oneself in office is perhaps the most abusive and destructive violation of one's oath of office that I can imagine," Romney declared in a stinging rebuke of the president that comes with enormous political risks. Sen.
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We would lose a desperately needed opportunity to work towards a more targeted sanctions system that relieves the Sudanese population of the stranglehold of the current regime, while also maintaining pressure on the most abusive elements of the Sudanese government.
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Milo Yiannopoulos — an editor at the conservative news site Breitbart who has long been described as one of the most abusive, misogynistic trolls on Twitter — was permanently banned by the service after he led a campaign of taunts against the comedian Leslie Jones.
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"Corrupting an election to keep oneself in office is perhaps the most abusive and destructive violation of one's oath of office that I can imagine," Romney said, adding that he expected to face harsh blowback from members of his own party for his decision to break ranks.
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While most abusive men aren't as extreme and as public as Stephens, his actions fit a pattern of abusers, who often shift blame for their own actions to others, and abuse their partner by threatening to hurt someone else -- a relative, a child, a beloved pet, even a stranger.
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" For those worried about an unwelcome resurgence of the low-rise, allow me to calm your fears: In a May 2015 column for Jezebel, Madeline Davies referred to low-rise jeans as "the style of pants that are the most abusive thing to happen in fashion since the whale-bone corset.
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They can be mobilized by the Governor or the Inspector General. citation needed In the early 80s, the Auxiliary Forces were hated by the population. They represented the authority in its most abusive, more brutal form. In addition to the repression of demonstrations, the Auxiliary Forces remain close and daily contact with the street.
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Her daughter gradually became an alcoholic, and in May 1909, after not coming to the notice of the authorities for over three years, Lily Argent was again arrested for riotous behaviour and imprisoned for a month. She was arrested yet again for drunkenness in February and December 1910; on the latter occasion, the arresting officer described her as "using most abusive and indecent language".
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The main benefit of TGP/MGP is that the surfer can get a first impression of the content provided by a gallery without actually visiting it. However, TGP sites are open to abuse, with the most abusive form being the so-called CJ (abbreviation for circlejerk), that contains links that mislead the surfer to sites he or she actually did not wish to see. This is also called a redirect.
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Garnel, The Rise of Teamster Power in the West, 1972. But corruption became even more widespread in the Teamsters during the Tobin administration. By 1941, the union was considered the most corrupt in the United States, and the most abusive towards its own members. Tobin vigorously defended the union against such accusations, but also instituted many constitutional and organizational changes and practices which made it easier for union officials to engage in criminal offenses.
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While Subchapter K is a relatively small area of the Internal Revenue Code, it is as comprehensive as any other area of business taxation. The recent emphasis by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to stop abusive tax shelters has brought about an onslaught of regulation . Most abusive shelters utilize partnerships in some form. Aggregate and Entity Concept The Federal income taxation of partners and partnerships is set forth under Subchapter K covering Sections 701–777 of the Code.
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Soon, conferences had sprung up across the U.S., providing stability, organizing strength and leadership to the international union. But under Tobin, corruption became much more widespread in the Teamsters. By 1941, the union was considered the most corrupt in the United States, and the most abusive towards its own members. Tobin vigorously defended the union against such accusations, but also instituted many constitutional and organizational changes and practices which made it easier for union officials to engage in criminal offenses.
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The Zoo at Nay Aug once hosted the famous Tilly the elephant and Joshua the donkey. The zoo closed in 1988, and in 1989, the newest elephant, Toni, was shipped to the National Zoo in Washington D.C.. The zoo remained closed until the summer of 2003, when it reopened as the Genesis Wildlife Center. A 2008 Time Magazine article rated it the 4th most abusive zoo in America. In 2009 the zoo once again closed, due to public outcry over conditions, and Lackawanna College announced plans to turn it into a natural research center.
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Relying on social control to obtain cooperative actions from another person. The underlying assumption of this thinking style is that one's happiness depends on the actions of others. The fallacy of change also assumes that other people should change to suit one's own interests automatically and/or that it is fair to pressure them to change. It may be present in most abusive relationships in which partners' "visions" of each other are tied into the belief that happiness, love, trust, and perfection would just occur once they or the other person change aspects of their beings.
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The Economist called Bolton "the most controversial ambassador ever sent by America to the United Nations." Some colleagues in the UN appreciated the goals Bolton was trying to achieve, but not his abrasive style. The New York Times, in its editorial The Shame of the United Nations, praised Bolton's stance on "reforming the disgraceful United Nations Human Rights Commission", saying "John Bolton, is right; Secretary-General Kofi Annan is wrong." The Times also said the commission at that time was composed of "some of the world's most abusive regimes" who used their membership as cover to continue their abusiveness.
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Enforcement is so lax that many organisations completely ignore it and do not check numbers. There is no control over calls from outside the UK; many of the most abusive and sometimes fraudulent calls originate from overseas. A spokesman for the Direct Marketing Association—who run the TPS—said in July 2012 that it had received a dramatic increase in complaints from telephone subscribers cold- called by telemarketing firms, and that some firms simply chose to ignore the rules. The DMA sent between 1,000-2,000 complaints to the Information Commissioner's Office each month, yet no penalty fines had been imposed in at least 18 months.
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In-field cotton production, transport, ginning and storage of the raw cotton are all evaluated within the framework of an independent verification process based on a filter and traffic-light system. The structure and content of the CmiA verification system was prepared by the Dutch University of Wageningen and subsequently further developed by the consultancy PriceWaterhouseCoopers, in close co-operation with central Aid by Trade Foundation stakeholders. The core of the verification system contains a filter based on a series of exclusion criteria, as well as a group of sustainability indicators. The exclusion criteria include the most abusive forms of child labour, slavery, forced labour and infringement of freedom of association (union membership).
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A thumbnail gallery post (TGP) is a website that provides links to free Internet pornography. TGP sites consist of categorized lists (more often tables) of small pictures (called "thumbnails") linked to full-size images or redirected to another website. Sites containing thumbs that lead to galleries with video content are called movie gallery posts (MGP). The main benefit of TGP/MGP is that the surfer can browse through the thumbnails to get an impression of the content provided by a gallery without actually visiting it, saving on broadband usage. However, TGP sites are open to abuse, with the most abusive form being “circle jerk” TGP sites (CJ), that contain links that misdirect surfers to sites they did not wish to see.
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The organization was founded in 2007 by Allison Josephs initially with the mission of breaking down stereotypes about religious Jews by offering a humorous, meaningful look into Orthodox Judaism and creating original social media content in an effort to offer a more nuanced perception of the Orthodox community. In 2013, Jew in the City expanded its programming to former and questioning Haredi Jews after being approached by a former-hasidic couple who said they were fans of the work and were looking to remain religious, even though they had left their community of origin. Based on this need, Jew in the City launched Project Makom which helps former and questioning Haredi Jews find their place in Orthodoxy. Because the people coming to Project Makom had such traumatic pasts, Allison Josephs realized that the worst stories that are featured in the media about the Orthodox community are not actually stereotypes, but are rather the most abusive situations that exist.
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The report included an extensive interview with one Sergeant, using the pseudonym "Jeff Perry", who worked as an interrogator with the task force running the detention center. Sergeant "Perry" indicated that written authorizations were required for most abusive techniques, indicating that the use of these tactics was approved up the chain of command: > There was an authorization template on a computer, a sheet that you would > print out, or actually just type it in. And it was a checklist. And it was > all already typed out for you, environmental controls, hot and cold, you > know, strobe lights, music, so forth. Working dogs, which, when I was there, > wasn’t being used. But you would just check what you want to use off, and if > you planned on using a harsh interrogation you’d just get it signed off. I > never saw a sheet that wasn’t signed. It would be signed off by the > commander, whoever that was, whether it was O3 [captain] or O6 [colonel], > whoever was in charge at the time.
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