These are the same norms which support predatory men, but not exclusively predatory men.
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Beware of predatory financial services Predatory financial services often operate under the guise of giving people solid financial advice.
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Flowers's case isn't about dismantling the narrative around a predatory male; rather, it requires deconstructing an entire predatory system built on racialized violence.
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Count 1 is predatory sexual assault related to Haley and Sciorra, and Count 3 is predatory sexual assault related to Mann and Sciorra.
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The company has removed tens of millions of predatory comments, and terminated more than 400 channels who were found to be posting predatory messages.
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It's the march of business models that are extremely profitable and predatory taking the place of business models that were less profitable and predatory.
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Charge 3: Predatory sexual assault Weinstein was also found not guilty on a second count of predatory sexual assault made by former actress Jessica Mann.
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Count 1: Predatory sexual assault Predatory sexual assault charges are handed down in combination with charges of rape or criminal sexual act in the first degree.
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Count 1 is predatory sexual assault related to Miriam Haley and Annabella Sciorra, and Count 3 is predatory sexual assault related to Jessica Mann and Sciorra.
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Much of Crews' testimony focused on the culture of toxic masculinity and complicity that enables widespread abuse, with predatory men actively helping other predatory men avoid consequences.
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Some think a whitelist of non-predatory journals would be a worthwhile solution, but others hope to see a reincarnation of Beall's blacklist of predatory journals, including Beall himself.
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Dinner tables across the nation involve family discussions about "who will be next" in the revelations of abuse by predatory men against women, or predatory men against other men.
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"I don't think I could concoct a more predatory scheme if I tried," said Roger Bertling, the senior instructor at Harvard Law School's clinic on predatory lending and consumer protection.
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After a Verge story detailed glaring examples of predatory comments on videos of children, YouTube announced today that it will turn off comments entirely on videos where it detects predatory behavior.
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" The second guy says, "I'm in for predatory pricing.
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"It is now time to hold Venit accountable for his sexual predatory behavior and to hold WME accountable for its conduct in condoning, ratifying and encouraging Venit's sexual predatory behavior," Crews' lawsuit states.
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Institutions like the Predatory Lending and Consumer Protection Clinic at Harvard Law School represent low-income individuals in cases related to predatory lending and other consumer challenges, including bankruptcy and debt collection defense.
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If the jury finds that the incident involving Mann is a third-degree charge, though, that cannot be escalated into predatory sexual assault because the predatory charge requires two first-degree sexual crimes.
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They have targeted predatory investors, describing them as "financial crocodiles".
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An entrepreneur had alleged predatory behavior was "rampant" at DFJ.
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"Communities of color were targeted with predatory products," she said.
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Predatory pricing law is already generating some discussion in Washington.
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The distinction between predatory and innocent accounts isn't always clear.
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"So far, the store seems to be predatory," reads another.
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That's necessary to prove the charge of predatory sexual assault.
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They often suspect these elaborate networks are doing something predatory.
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Some "predatory" journals will take literally anything for a fee.
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The Department of Education supported Corinthian's predatory scheme for years.
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I find this to be deceptive and extremely predatory behavior.
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Banks turn out to have engaged in widespread predatory schemes.
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And no, this was not a case of predatory pricing.
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This ensures you won't get scammed by any predatory mechanics.
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Many subsist on often predatory debt to cover basic expenses.
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Underwood. The tenure of Spacey's amoral, predatory fictional president, immune
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The winners in this scenario: ISIS and Afghanistan's predatory neighbors.
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It's predatory, plain and simple, and it's got to stop.
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Their vulnerability was further heightened by subprime and predatory lending.
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It will ban predatory comments left under videos showing minors.
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The jury acquitted Weinstein on charges of predatory sexual assault.
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About 37 percent of the attacks appeared to be predatory.
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Google is no stranger to banning ads for predatory businesses.
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Gutting the rule would keep these predatory schools in business.
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On Sunday, he accused Bill Clinton of "predatory" sexual behavior.
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This demands preventing sales and predatory advertising to underage youth.
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The normalization of predatory behavior manifests itself in many forms.
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I had most likely been the target of predatory lending.
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Toby Merrill, director of Harvard Law School's Project on Predatory Student Lending, said low-income borrowers like many of the plaintiffs are "primary targets of predatory schools," and often unable to vindicate their rights.
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Whether his actions were predatory or benign is subject to interpretation.
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Chirag Bhakta didn't mutter about predatory lending bros ruining the neighborhood.
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It's not about shooting models from angles that look overtly predatory.
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That includes factors like moon cycles, predatory habits, and light penetration.
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Now it is clear that Uber's predatory and anticompetitive strategy worked.
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Female cuckoos have evolved the ability to mimic predatory sparrowhawks (pictured).
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Either way, enjoy Miruko's form and grace and adorable predatory behavior.
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Many festivals, by nature, are at least a little bit predatory.
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Officials of the Trump administration have called some Chinese loans "predatory".
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This mouth has a predatory predilection for young girls (daughter included).
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Now that golden-hued trip to Warped Tour seems predatory. Lecherous.
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Nevala-Lee recounts Asimov's predilection for sexual harassment and predatory behavior.
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"That violent, predatory, cowardly suspect is now in custody," he said.
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"It's a predatory system, but it's also increasingly inefficient," she said.
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Plus, "Beautiful, what's your hurry?" just sounds really creepy and predatory.
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How much did Paterno precisely know about Sandusky's despicable predatory behavior?
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In other communities, predatory practices lock homeowners out of having documents.
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The unbanked live in places where predatory banking is more convenient.
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There is a self-censoring culture of silence over predatory behaviour.
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If all of this sounds predatory, it's because it often is.
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Cognitive decline and health problems can incite predatory behavior, Litt said.
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"The Chinese are predatory when it comes to markets," said Autry.
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The bureau's mandate is to stop unfair, deceptive or predatory lending.
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Beijing, too, has already made predatory investments, trapping countries in debt.
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Weinstein was indicted and charged with predatory sexual assault and rape.
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The Afghan government, meanwhile, evolved under Karzai into a predatory kleptocracy.
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Thank you for being a peaceful presence in a predatory space.
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"It's anti-competitive, it's predatory, and it's not right," said Simon.
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How does predatory purchasing and commercial beekeeping lead to colony collapse?
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Much of this is due to disease and predatory invasive species.
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If that doesn't describe predatory behavior, I don't know what does.
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Another predatory monster or a martyr to cultural sensitivities run amok?
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Noisey: Predatory Headlights was reviewed by Palestinian eighth-grade English students.
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Not all ghosts in Japanese cinema are the scary, predatory kind.
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It's about a charming, ambiguously predatory book editor, and it's wonderful.
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Wuerl has a mixed record when it comes to predatory priests.
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They're being shamed and fired and ostracized for their predatory behavior.
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He was acquitted on three other charges, including predatory sexual assault.
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Do I sound like a violent, predatory sex offender to you?
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Consumer advocates, who had seen the loans as predatory, were thrilled.
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Even more so that it was so predatory in its nature.
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Again: People have known about R. Kelly's predatory patterns since 1994.
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She's made it harder for states to regulate predatory student loan companies.
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Ariana Grande has since spoken out against photographers that use predatory behavior.
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Investors value Amazon's growth over profits; that makes predatory pricing more tempting.
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The article begins with an incident representative of Weinstein's alleged predatory tactics.
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The Project on Predatory Student Lending filed a lawsuit challenging that system.
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Justin Bartha's and Chris Noth's characters are both predatory in different ways.
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Predatory governments leave businesses with little choice but to elude their clutches.
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All four countries are cursed with predatory, incompetent officials and security forces.
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The pattern of predatory behavior, she later alleged, wasn't limited to sex.
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On Saturday, November 11, he issued an apology for his predatory behavior.
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Ramey has been charged with first-degree murder and predatory sexual assault.
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And, inevitably, she tromps straight into the embrace of a predatory man.
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Here's hoping a few more predatory advertising practices are uncovered and corrected.
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Women should not be held accountable for the predatory behavior of men.
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She connects her former agency, Creative Artists Agency, with Weinstein's predatory behavior.
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It could be considered predatory for customers if you think about it.
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He laid down the law to wayward band members and predatory managers.
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All of those allegations make for a different type of predatory behavior.
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The standard story of crunch is predatory, and not unique to games.
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The subprime mortgages that led to the financial crisis were entirely predatory.
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The program was meant to protect students from predatory student loan practices.
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Several people have now accused celebrity photographer Marcus Hyde of predatory behavior.
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In 2016, the company opted to ban ads from predatory lending sites.
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If Washington won't defend students against predatory for-profit schools, we will.
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In 2000, he sponsored legislation to curb predatory lending by Georgia banks.
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Pay-day loans target low-income people and inflict predatory interest rates.
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Crimes committed by predatory priests aren't just crimes against the Catholic faithful.
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Those too disloyal and predatory should be cut off from American resources.
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That the criminal justice system tolerates this predatory behavior is itself criminal.
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I always felt leered at, like there were predatory eyes on me.
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They've chosen, instead, to normalize and even lionize cruel and predatory behavior.
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Both pornography and men could be misogynistic and predatory, she told me.
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Predatory powers have exploited American weakness to steal factory jobs, sowing despair.
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Facebook's predatory acquisition strategy has also arguably resulted in fewer innovative services.
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This is the type of irresponsible and predatory lending that deserves scrutiny.
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Predatory journals claim to be indexed but are not, the F.T.C. said.
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It propelled regulations to protect student borrowers against misleading and predatory practices.
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The company continued to thrive despite investigations into its seemingly predatory practices.
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It laid bare a multitude of predatory lending practices and underwritten credit.
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Critical, predatory eyes question our whole enterprise and inquire after our intentions.
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"We're losing a battle and to me, it's predatory," Mr. McAlister said.
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He was acquitted of the most serious charges of predatory sexual assault.
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Both are predatory practices to invade privacy for insights and strategic leverage.
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Instead, the jury acquitted Weinstein on two counts of predatory sexual assault.
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Weinstein is charged with five counts, including rape and predatory sexual assault.
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His offer of sex is presented as helpful, but it's really predatory.
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Ms. Sciorra's account, prosecutors hope, will support the predatory sexual assault charge.
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Yet these predatory trade practices are only loosely catalogued and rarely enforced.
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This is, in fact, a defining hallmark of a predatory lending system.
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There are bad cops, and there are predatory men victimizing black neighborhoods.
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" The same former assistant described Spacey's behavior as both "predatory" and "routine.
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Go deeper: Sexual abuse survivors sue the Vatican over predatory U.S. priests
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Women at the Weinstein Company developed tactics to avoid their predatory boss.
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The jury acquitted Weinstein of the most serious charge — predatory sexual assault.
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Automatically enrolling shop owners into paying for ads is a predatory tactic.
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Sanders' platform calls for putting a stop to predatory debt collection practices.
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The statute of limitations would not apply to such a predatory charge.
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It triggers the predatory sequence of stopping, stalking, staring, pouncing, and grabbing.
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See how predatory lender Scott Tucker scammed $1 billion from desperate borrowers.
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Consumer protections were set up to create confidence and prevent predatory behavior.
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Most of the time, though, he was constrained by his predatory nature.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sued ITT Technical Institutes for predatory lending.
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The truth is, we need federal protections from predatory apps like Meitu.
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As a society, we have established a predatory pattern of our own.
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The investigation found that YouTube's algorithm actively recommended videos popular with predatory commentators.
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It is against the law to misuse that power in a predatory way.
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This admitted predator has now expanded his predatory acts to the entire planet.
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Unlike the coyote and fox, they are not predatory and are not nefarious.
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This category includes the predatory sex offender and/or the compulsive sex addict.
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"Absolutely it was a sexually inappropriate interview, it was almost predatory," she said.
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"This is predatory behavior on behalf of the anti-vaccine lobby," Hotez said.
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Brands were putting advertisements on videos that sexualized children, accompanied by predatory comments.
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If she's telling the truth, then Clinton's sexual past becomes something more predatory.
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Once a woman steps forward to report abusive or predatory behavior, believe her.
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The ride-hailing industry's strategy of predatory pricing cannot be maintained for long.
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Vox's Emily Crockett explains why Donald Trump's comments aren't just "lewd" — they're predatory.
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But the predatory aspect of doing harm to others is certainly a concern.
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And it betrays a conservative relationship with predatory capitalism that betrays capitalism itself.
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China's predatory "investments" in American high-tech firms must also be reined in.
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It would be great to see regulation on that predatory practice as well.
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Other people are worried about Big Marijuana and how predatory it could be.
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The wider issue of vulnerability, protection and predatory activity is very real, though.
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This was a powerful individual, speaking freely and openly about sexually predatory behavior.
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But in focusing on Healy's predatory ways, the play gives that sentiment teeth.
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But her track record on predatory higher education schemes is far from perfect.
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"My point is that loot boxes are not predatory to me," he said.
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For example, we talked earlier about the predatory pricing, giving it away free.
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He has focused on protecting Utah's citizens from violence and internet predatory activities.
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The bureaucracy is so predatory that many stay small to hide from it.
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"A corporate culture rife with misogyny and predatory sexual behavior," the report read.
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He was also accused of predatory behavior by more than a dozen women.
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Secondary-market trades are rare; where they occur, they are at predatory discounts.
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The for-profit commercial bail bonds industry is built on predatory business practices.
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To the extent that ISIS functioned as a state, it was entirely predatory.
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At first, with companies like Walmart and Amazon, predatory pricing can seem smart.
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Even outside of such predatory practices, the property's value would remain locked up.
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This is predatory pricing, and we're going to make sure it is stopped.
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Juliet is critical of Vita, whom she calls "predatory" and depicts as selfish.
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In recent years, states have sued polluters, scammers, predatory lenders, and big corporations.
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There needs to be protection against that type of opportunistic and predatory homeownership.
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Like Jenny, Lorna finds herself trapped between failing, overgrown boys and predatory men.
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With sex off the table, interactions seemed more natural, kinder, and less predatory.
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Jurors also did not convict him on two counts of predatory sexual assault.
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This pressure to publish creates the demand that allows predatory journals to grow.
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She was accepted enthusiastically by many predatory journals, and spurned by legitimate ones.
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"My personal opinion is that legal financings are predatory loans," Mr. Gibson said.
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It's a world where predatory men are practically empowered to commit sexual violence.
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These are also highly predatory and can keep lendees in a debt trap.
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Dr. Szust applied to legitimate and predatory journals asking to be an editor.
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I didn't realise the extent of Harvey Weinstein's manipulative and calculated predatory behaviour.
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Anti-predatory lending laws and disclosure rules for mortgages protect consumers from exploitation.
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EBay and Amazon are monitoring their sites for predatory pricing and coronavirus marketing.
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Predatory Chinese companies export these counterfeit drugs to poor countries with weak regulation.
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Moore's human and animal emblems defeat bullies, predatory institutions or narrow-minded men.
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The jury acquitted him on the more serious charges of predatory sexual assault.
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Of the charges, the counts of predatory sexual assault are the most serious.
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Weinstein faces five counts of predatory sexual assault, criminal sex acts, and rape.
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We believe that abusive or predatory behavior has no place in our sport.
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Advocates of these policies claim that caps will protect consumers from "predatory" lenders.
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If anything, such subsidies facilitate predatory entry and raise significant due process concerns.
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The defendant's predatory acts and conscious disregard for human life must be stopped.
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She's a ruthless, predatory lab creation engineered to protect a senator's daughter, Sidonia.
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In the House hearings, the topic of "predatory acquisitions" has come up repeatedly.
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"That's just basic male privilege that doesn't even tap into their predatory behaviors."
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Nor is the manicurist the only woman directly accusing Wynn of predatory behavior.
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Kelly has a long history of alleged predatory and abusive behavior toward women.
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And it uses its efficiency to great effect, powering breathtaking action scenes, and depicting a hungry, despairing part of West Texas where the relationship between predatory banks and desperate farmers parallels the government's predatory practices against Native Americans generations earlier.
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"UNFAIR AND PREDATORY" Pompeo said he would deliver a series of speeches in coming months on the competing ideologies and values, including on global influence campaigns by the Chinese Communist Party's intelligence agencies and "unfair and predatory" economic practices by Beijing.
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The charges are written that Sciorra's allegation is attached to the two predatory sexual assault charges, and in order to convict Weinstein of predatory sexual assault, jurors must first find him guilty of the charges related to Haley or Mann.
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For me, the thought of younger actresses not having to deal with predatory idiots.
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"Impeach the predatory president," read one of two messages projected onto the building's façade.
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This typically happens during a predatory attack, dissuading the enemy from eating the bug.
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It's only predatory if you are being disrespectful of someone's boundaries, body, and personhood.
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They also protect children from the predatory mob that brutalizes them at every turn.
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Why Writing Well Matters and flesheaters, zombies and predatory clauses were on the agenda.
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These things are predatory and taking money from people who can least afford it.
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Consumer advocates point to high APRs as a hallmark of unfair or predatory loans.
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Predatory carnivores saw the stuck animals as the perfect way to get a meal.
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Fortem's tech involves more radar detectors than Echodyne's, but it also includes predatory drones.
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Playing the older, wealthier, occasionally predatory Joanne, the anxiety of permanence looms over Stritch.
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It's infuriating that people never bring up all the gross, predatory things he's done.
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He also carried a sign calling out Roy Moore's allegedly predatory behavior toward minors.
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She also believes that there are too many predatory men parading around as allies.
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Lawrence released a statement on Friday refuting Weinstein's claims and emphasizing their "predatory" nature.
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What journalist hasn't seen an abusive editor suddenly turn into a predatory gelatinous mass?
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For every predatory male comic, there are dozens of good guys to counteract him.
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Google added a policy mid-year to prohibit ads for payday loans, considered predatory.
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And so, you keep your voice to a whisper to avoid these predatory eavesdroppers.
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It works as both celebration of ART and a rejection of larger, predatory forces.
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More broadly, antitrust or competition laws aim to protect consumers from predatory business practices.
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"Spider males have to mate with their females, which are extremely predatory," Brown says.
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The report compared climate change impacts to a predatory loan assigned to future generations.
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It's the type of predatory behaviour that's been witnessed on ants, but not arachnids.
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We see risks for the big banks and Wall Street banks and predatory lenders.
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These policies have also helped predatory for-profit colleges exploit veterans and their families.
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But it doesn't sound to me like he was predatory or, like, an aggressor.
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The legislation also created a new consumer protection watchdog to guard against predatory lending.
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What predatory pricing does is to enable competition purely based on access to capital.
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Patrick Strudwick details the often predatory and harrowing situations for the young men involved.
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I've known him for many years and have witnessed his predatory behavior toward conquests.
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"The Kushners are just one of many, many predatory landlords ," Noelle Francois said recently.
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We have the people who are taking on predatory lenders as student debt soars.
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"Predatory and inhumane" is another, but welcome to another day in mass incarcerated America.
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Institutions have hired men with predatory reputations despite complaints from women students and faculty.
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Uber provides smartphone rentals and facilitates car loans (although the terms can be predatory).
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But predators do seem to start young, often beginning their predatory behavior in college.
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Here, the aircraft lurk, predatory, in landscapes of bombed-out cities, fields of sandbags.
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And it suggests that having more women in power could reduce men's predatory behavior.
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Pope Francis had grim tidings for predatory priests, in this life and the next.
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Marshal money: A city official made $22 million last year working for predatory lenders.
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We know that working families should indenture themselves for life to predatory lending agencies.
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It also created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which defended consumers from predatory businesses.
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Those predatory directors and rape-y rock stars made great movies and memorable music.
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Predatory colleges are being given a green light to return to their abusive ways.
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Ms. Sciorra was called by prosecutors to bolster the charge of predatory sexual assault.
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Mr. Weinstein is accused of five felony counts, including rape and predatory sexual assault.
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He's charged with rape and predatory sexual assault, which could carry a life sentence.
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Should one isolated bad action be judged differently from a pattern of predatory behavior?
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They say CFPB should forcefully protect consumers from any predatory firm — even federal contractors.
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The rot of predatory capitalism must be solved first and foremost by economic justice.
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Service members unlawfully fired because of their military service, or defrauded by predatory lenders.
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This one's easy: The T. rex stands for the inherent predatory nature of capitalism.
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But this footage reveals there's more to a sharks' predatory strategy than previously known.
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After families lost their homes to predatory lenders, the government bailed out… the banks.
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And it seems that it's still a bigger risk to bet on a woman's film about her own sexual initiation at the hands of a predatory man than on one about a predatory teenager who gets his kicks deflowering barely pubescent girls.
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And it may be these positions that were specifically targeted by predatory longs this week.
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Neurosketpic noted that one journal from the alleged predatory publisher OMICS did reject the paper.
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For the legitimate dreams of social justice and dignity in the face of predatory capitalism.
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That law was passed to prevent debt collectors from engaging in abusive or predatory practices.
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Lydell Strickland was convicted of kidnapping, gang assault, predatory sexual assault, robbery and weapons possession.
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It's the idea of a predatory human that holds the greatest respect for this animal.
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The platform is cracking down on videos featuring children in compromising, predatory, or creepy situations.
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Prosecutors introduced the other accounts saying they demonstrate Mr. Cosby's signature pattern of predatory behavior.
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" Ms. Gette said the marketing attempt was flawed in that it came off as "predatory.
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Predatory lenders steered families of color into the worst loans and those families lost billions.
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The issue of sexual assault and predatory behavior at music events isn't exclusive to Sweden.
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It encouraged anonymous users to share allegations of sexual misconduct by predatory men in media.
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In fact, predatory bacteria have no trouble annihilating some of the most drug-resistant bugs.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez during the May rollout of their bill to combat predatory lending. Sen.
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"Putting up signs in public spaces is a big issue, especially predatory signs," Esposito said.
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But for the predatory signs, it intends to work on finding and fining the culprits.
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Too often, the burden of noticing and reporting predatory behavior is put on the victims.
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Predatory creatures such as crown-of-thorns and snails are further assaulting the remaining coral.
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Probably, it serves to protect a territory (and thus its food resources) from predatory neighbours.
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Ramey was arrested on Sunday and charged with first-degree murder and predatory sexual assault.
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At that point it says all of the "predatory accounts" were closed within 24 hours.
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Others, earthworm-like predatory species, lurked in shallow vertical holes, waiting to snatch unsuspecting prey.
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Well, now, predatory pricing is the business model, which is we give it away free.
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The ride-hail giant is arguing that Flywheel allegations of predatory pricing don't make sense.
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Cuomo learned much about the predatory nature of the student loan system during this time.
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American lawmakers eventually took aim at their "predatory pricing", creating the first modern competition laws.
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It is a structurally predatory lending system, and Uncle Sam sits atop the hornet's nest.
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Saul sees the President as a predatory crocodile — a cold-hearted creature incapable of empathy.
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Ruggles phoned the police twice for assistance in dealing with Dhillon's frightening and predatory behavior.
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And predatory clinics can bilk families or insurance out of thousands for a false condition.
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It's the most predatory economic government that operates against the rest of the world today.
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Predatory lenders are also encouraging veterans to refinance even after they recently refinanced their loans.
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This news should help to ease analysts fears about predatory lending in the subprime space.
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A clear majority (55 perent) believe that Trump's predatory behavior is a legitimate campaign issue.
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Engaging in such a strategy used to be illegal, and was known as predatory pricing.
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But more importantly, advocates say the corporate trappings protecting male predatory behavior must be dismantled.
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Tourism is tearing apart Venice's social fabric, cohesion and civic culture, growing ever more predatory.
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"Private equity groups' predatory practices actively hurt millions of Americans," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted on Friday.
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Former students recall that even at that time, he displayed predatory behavior toward teenage girls.
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Many people kept describing him as "flirty," when his behavior seemed so predatory to me.
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However, because of the predatory nature of one-party rule, such economic success cannot last.
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"There needs to be a balance," she says of the reaction to such predatory men.
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The studios are also a breeding ground for predatory behavior and harassment from studio executives.
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Thank all things for Liam talking about Ezra's "predatory behavior" and the "Lolita" storyline. 18.
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Consumers and advocates are ringing the alarm again, this time about predatory small business lending.
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"Trump's interview is a bombshell that fully confirms the predatory policy analysis," Wright later tweeted.
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Prosecutors argued that Ms. Constand's encounter was part of a long pattern of predatory behavior.
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Then, in the 1990s and 2000s, the absence of lending was replaced by predatory lending.
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Feature The C.F.P.B. was created to protect Americans from predatory lenders after the financial crisis.
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Progressives see the regulator as a successful experiment in protecting consumers against predatory financial firms.
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Did you talk about how that might inform Dennis's well-documented predatory tendencies this season?
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Attendees spoke of discriminatory employment practices, denial of public services, predatory industries, and police brutality.
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That would effectively swap out the old predatory sexual assault charges for the new ones.
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Aside from the nice letters from the dead husband, it's mostly creepy and pretty predatory.
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The accrediting body was held responsible for allowing the schools to employ predatory recruitment practices.
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Michelle Stevens has suffered her own unbearable trauma in the form of predatory sexual abuse.
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Before this episode, I wouldn't have highlighted any sort of predatory nature in the character.
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He could potentially receive a life sentence if convicted of the predatory sexual assault charges.
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If he wasn't so prolific in his predatory behavior, we wouldn't all be here today.
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He was acquitted on three other counts, incuding the most serious charge, predatory sexual assault.
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However, the jury found him not guilty on 2 counts of predatory sexual assault charges.
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These well-intentioned policies lack rigorous enforcement against predatory and asset-stripping products and services.
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Predatory regimes tend to do business together, observe each other and learn from each other.
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Harvey Weinstein's trial for rape and predatory sexual assault began in New York this week.
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But there was also a scary, predatory undertone even in Des Barres' generally cheery tales.
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But Wall Street lobbyists and predatory lenders are already pushing Congress to block the rule.
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This predatory activity can be halted by the lending industry working closely with financial regulators.
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Polling shows 73 percent of Americans support a rule to rein in predatory payday lending.
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This predatory nature of government is not just a problem for autocracies, but also democracies.
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Forced arbitration clauses are a predatory consumer practice written into the fine print of contracts.
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I'm not going to be a party of enriching the pockets of this predatory pharmaceutical.
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Iran, 40 years after its revolution, is beset by internal contradictions and is predatory abroad.
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In the feud, he sided with Westbrook, corroborating her claim that Charles exhibited predatory behavior.
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Then and now, the victims of discriminatory overtaxation and predatory tax buying are disproportionately black.
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Three senators are calling for YouTube to take more direct action in protecting children against predatory behavior on the platform in the wake of a recent New York Times story, which investigated sexually predatory views and comments on children's videos posted to YouTube. Sens.
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Last summer, Europe's competition commission fined Qualcomm close to $270M following a long-running antitrust investigation into whether it used predatory pricing when selling UMTS baseband chips, with the regulator concluding Qualcomm had used predatory pricing to force a competitor out of the market.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Scholarly Sting Operation Exposes Murky World of 'Predatory' Scientific Journals" (news article, March 23): PLoS, the Public Library of Science, strongly denounces predatory publishing practices by unscrupulous actors, which hurt individual scientists, the scientific enterprise and society as a whole.
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It must offer, instead, more attractive alternatives and meticulously protect its markets from predatory trade practices.
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The systems, known as dark pools, were supposed to offer a haven from predatory trading behavior.
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That he's a predatory objectifier of women is among his feature appeals, not a surprising bug.
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Similarly, predatory animals will sometimes mimic a signal from their intended prey to lure them closer.
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The CFPB was created after the 2007-2009 financial crisis to protect consumers from predatory lenders.
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Our culture's systemic devaluation of Black girls enables Kelly's predatory behavior to proceed uncovered and unchecked.
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And in 2013, Journalist John Bohannon sent 300 copies of a bogus paper to predatory journals.
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There's a fine line, though, isn't there, between someone being an audacious flirt and being predatory?
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The illegal immigrant smuggling trade is dominated by predatory "coyotes" connected to Mexico's worst drug cartels.
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What if they hear a predatory bird's call for the first time without seeing the predator?
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Perhaps they didn't learn about respecting women's bodily autonomy until their predatory behavior was made public.
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And predatory medical tourism facilitators receive kickbacks for each patient they convince to have surgery overseas.
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However, the administration is more interested in structural changes to China's predatory trade practices, he added.
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But the Corinthian debt strike was never just about the problem of predatory for-profit colleges.
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But the system described in this patent could also allow for predatory behavior by malicious drivers.
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The Swedish studio never got sucked into fads like Zynga-inspired social spamming and predatory microtransactions.
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When the state is corrupt and predatory, the insurgents' promise of religious justice can sound appealing.
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If ordinary Afghans see the state as predatory, they will not defend it against the Taliban.
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There are many predatory sharks present in British waters, including thresher, basking, porbeagle and whitetip sharks.
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"It's not correct to say that Open Access gives rise to a predatory model," he said.
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MJ recommends 'Sex, lies and YouTube: the predatory side of internet fame' by Mashable's Saba Hamedy.
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AntiToxin develops technologies for protecting online network harassment, bullying, shaming, predatory behavior and sexually explicit activity.
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We've long been surprised by and tried to understand the predatory behavior of lions—but why?
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These journals have come to be called "predatory" for their exploitation of earnest but duped authors.
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Businessmen from the interior, relegated to the informal economy, see the state as a predatory hindrance.
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The CFPB was conceived in 2010 after the global financial crisis to stamp out predatory lending.
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Watson told Patheos that Tyson had "predatory tendencies" and had made misogynistic comments on different occasions.
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In the Mesozoic, there were swimming mammals, gliding mammals, even predatory mammals that ate small dinosaurs.
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Officials from the United States warned El Salvador against the move, cautioning against a "predatory" China.
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Here, Greenspan sounds like he's leaving behind that pain in favor of something slightly more predatory.
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Older female sexuality is usually completely ignored in pop culture or relegated to the predatory Mrs.
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The site also recently dealt with a major scandal regarding exploitative children's content and predatory comments.
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It has returned another $8 billion to consumers by reducing predatory loans, or canceling them outright.
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We stood our ground as one is taught to do when confronted by a predatory animal.
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The pro-business group singled out California for what it called the state's "predatory litigation" system.
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The disgraced movie mogul faces trial in January for rape and predatory assault - charges he denies.
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"These predatory practices are almost identical to what we saw in the mortgage industry," she said.
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They will think they are invincible and most definitely increase their violent pathological and predatory behavior.
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The Washington Post won a Pulitzer Prize for reporting on Moore's predatory behavior toward young women.
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"Private equity groups' predatory practices actively hurt millions of Americans," AOC wrote on Twitter Friday night.
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The more male-dominated an institution is, the stronger its protection of predatory behavior will be.
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"Private equity groups' predatory practices actively hurt millions of Americans," Ocasio-Cortez wrote in a tweet.
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It's worth noting that Oncotarget has been accused of being a predatory publisher on multiple occasions.
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The research suggests these major climate shifts and hungry, predatory humans combined to spell the end.
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"Their predatory power grabs demand strict & stiff investigation & antitrust action," the Connecticut senator wrote on Twitter.
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There are also growing reports of predatory shamen raping and sexually assaulting women who drink ayahuasca.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau also sued the company, contending it was a predatory student lender.
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Veterans are particularly vulnerable as they are often targeted by predatory for-profit schools and lenders.
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But the jury acquitted him of the two most serious charges against him, predatory sexual assault.
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And behaviorally, wolf handlers say, their predatory instincts are easily triggered compared to those of dogs.
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But then, another Amazon merchant used predatory tactics to hijack Organic Chix's listing and steal sales.
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Against the twin forces of her addiction and her predatory pimp, Shay's prospects are much bleaker.
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Levin was tasked with community organizing, on issues such as predatory lending and hazardous housing conditions.
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Bolsonaro is also questioning Brazil's relationship with China, which he views as a predatory economic partner.
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The road is rocky: Drought, wildfire, torrential rainfall and predatory coyotes, starlings and snails wreak havoc.
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He's face two counts of predatory sexual assault, which means he could serve life in prison.
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The great horned owl (Bubo virginianus) nests early to give its young an added predatory advantage.
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Disgraced movie executive Weinstein pleaded not guilty to two new predatory sexual assault charges on Monday.
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One of the new charges, predatory sexual assault, carries a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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And the federal government is doing everything it can to lend a hand to predatory employers.
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However, public and nonprofit accountability in education are the most effective mechanisms for preventing predatory behavior.
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"The company&aposs actions show a clear record of predatory and problematic behaviour," the letter said.
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And Ms. Harris pledged to take executive action if necessary to investigate all "predatory" pharmaceutical companies.
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One of the most horrible crimes imaginable occurs when a predatory man abuses a defenseless child.
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Last week, state regulators also announced their own push to crack down on predatory cryptocurrency scams.
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He was charged with first- and third-degree rape, and predatory sexual assault involving her allegations.
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" It accuses Beijing of "leveraging military modernization, influence operations, and predatory economics to coerce neighboring countries.
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That's as individuals still fall prey to predatory sales practices, which often wind up in arbitration.
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When predatory companies double as financial advisers, it's even harder for consumers to know what's best.
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If you believe you are the victim of predatory lending, do not wait to get help.
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Prince Andrew evinced little sympathy for the victims of Mr. Epstein's predatory behavior in the interview.
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These rules achieved their desired effect as predatory mortgage loans all but disappeared from the market.
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This is not totally surprising as these schools have long been publicized for their predatory behavior.
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The now-bankrupt Corinthian Colleges was found guilty of predatory lending and falsifying job placement statistics.
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When you think of it that way, the interest rate on our loan was downright predatory.
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Facebook is removing sensational health claims, and Google recently banned predatory ads for unregulated cell therapies.
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Four alleged victims of predatory Uber drivers recounted their stories to NBC News in May 1073.
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The open-access business model spawned a shadowy world of what have been called predatory journals.
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Through its rulemaking authority, the agency finalized a rule to rein in the predatory payday industry.
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"Our companies are essentially being forced to compete with countries and their predatory policies," Wessel said.
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The Afghan government, on the other hand, developed into a predatory kleptocracy during the Karzai administration.
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Weinstein faces up to life in prison if convicted on the top counts, predatory sexual assault.
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Advocates also say the state did not do enough to prosecute banking executives for predatory practices.
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I don't believe your boyfriend is predatory because he likes to be referred to as "Daddy".
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So the characters are living in the world of predatory lending and bizarre, inscrutable financial machinery.
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Because the lack of competition in the internet access market let these companies act like predatory monopolies.
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It's a reality in which aspiring young actors and actresses are often vulnerable to exploitative, predatory individuals.
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It's important to exercise those rights because that's what stops people from engaging in this predatory behavior.
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The photos went viral as an example of predatory price-gouging in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
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Most said the leases are expensive, even predatory, compared with leases available to drivers with good credit.
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While it's certainly more rare, predatory behavior from older women toward underaged boys is still a thing.
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They put two soldiers and five workers inside, and then put a predatory ant near the exit.
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Like the predatory Mantis insect, this vehicle can ambush and strike rapidly when prey is within reach.
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We need to put an end to predatory lending and provide affordable banking options to all Americans.
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Although they often felt isolated and ignored, activists had never given up on protesting Kelly's predatory behavior.
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The dispossession of old women continues despite laws that, on paper, protect them from predatory in-laws.
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Supporters of interest rate caps say that rate restrictions protect naïve borrowers from so-called "predatory" lenders.
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In 2016, multiple lawsuits filed by Bathum's former patients detailed repeated acts of predatory and abusive behavior.
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Black women weren't even making it into Weinstein's predatory thought process except, probably, to be expressly excluded.
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And, she rolled back two Obama-era regulations protecting students from predatory practices at for-profit schools.
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Cities may have grounds to sue, the quintet said, when banks make predatory loans to racial minorities.
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Now he turns to rich countries, which he believes are morally bankrupt and ruled by predatory elites.
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Some countries build benign, efficient institutions that foster economic growth; others build predatory ones that retard it.
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There's a puckish wit to the assassin, along with the requisite predatory instincts necessary for her profession.
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They positioned this as disrupting the auto loan industry, but everyone else recognized it as predatory lending.
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They're fanged and highly intelligent creatures with a predatory streak, and they're swimming under your boogie board.
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But to Dr. Rüdiger Bieler, the sight of a mucus-shooting, predatory sea snail was downright adorable.
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In their murmuring trillions, insects seemed safe from the pressures that were driving predatory mammals towards extinction.
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"I'm confident there are more predatory journals today than there were a few years ago," he said.
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" He added, "That's predatory behavior and there is nothing cool, normal or okay about it at all.
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Predatory creatures in the Abelisaurus family were two-legged beasts that lived about 70 million years ago.
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Moreover, many of the loans that cab drivers took out to finance their medallion purchases were predatory.
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The government has moved to crack down on predatory lending, enacting the Military Lending Act in 2006.
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This is where our Internet Ghost led us, into the clammy underworld of sleepless, pointless, predatory noise.
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What could be more helpful for a predatory man who seeks to masquerade as a trans woman?
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" Those creators will be required to moderate their comments and "demonstrate a low risk of predatory behavior.
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We haven't done enough to police predatory men who use their power to abuse their female employees.
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GARBER: Because they&aposre coming together to really put those -- it&aposs really predatory on the public.
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"This is a predatory lending system," says Alan Collinge, who runs the activist group Student Loan Justice.
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By the time Desautels founded his company, the industry was becoming increasingly predatory and full of scammers.
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On Election Day, the court will consider a case that touches upon race discrimination and predatory lending.
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Puerto Rico became a fertile ground for predatory banks and hedge funds to feed off its vulnerabilities.
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The Obama administration proposed the rule as a way to end predatory lending against low-income Americans.
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Throughout Los Angeles, posters of Meryl Streep smiling while standing alongside predatory producer Harvey Weinstein now hang.
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Between 1999 and 2007, North Carolina and about 30 other states passed laws targeting predatory lending practices.
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They will be required to actively moderate their comments and keep predatory content off their video pages.
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The agency's creation was in response to the 2008 financial crisis to protect people from predatory lending.
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Pressley said she has worked closely with Warren to combat "predatory business practices" at for-profit colleges.
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Uber has raised the hackles of regulators over their predatory practices and those aforementioned artificially low subsidies.
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Usually science does just that, but in the case of the predatory journals it is quite different.
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And act they did, because those who defend our nation deserve to be protected from predatory lenders.
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After years of being at the mercy of predatory lenders, it is time to make a change.
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The LME's multiple prompt date system is still sufficiently weird and wonderful to withstand the predatory robots.
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Women have come forward and accused him of predatory behavior, and bribing them to send nude photos.
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Under the proposals, women would be notified if their partners had histories of violent or predatory behavior.
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He criticized Wasserman Schultz for taking money from Wall Street banks and for supporting predatory payday lenders.
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No one believed that these few cases represented all of the sexual predatory behavior in the House.
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Fortunately, the federal government has started to take steps to curb this type of shameful predatory lending.
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That means working with the most local level of politics, rather than any predatory and distant government.
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The news comes days after Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez announced legislation proposing new restraints on predatory lenders.
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That's why the 'revelations' about his allegedly predatory behavior supposedly stretching back decades just don't ring true.
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"Predatory debt collectors use loopholes in our laws to claim families' wages, homes and vehicles," said Cummings.
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Instagram staffers have disabled the account of a celebrity photographer accused of predatory behavior by multiple women.
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In the late 1990s, ranchers raised the issue of predatory and unfair pricing in the cattle market.
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The predatory behavior was ignored or accepted or laughed off -- it was inherent to our daily culture.
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"For years, we have called attention to the predatory practices of some steel exporting countries," Trumka said.
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How do you make a living in an economy that rewards predatory lending over teaching and nursing?
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Outbound technology capture: The USTR charges China with predatory behavior in gobbling up innocent American tech companies.
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If huge predatory carnivores can be made to coexist with humans anywhere, it has to be here.
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Finally, predatory purchasing: Simply put, you lose the essence and quality of what you first started with.
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There are other stories of predatory behavior among celebrities who attract young fans in the gaming community.
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Amanda Schmitt stood alone and forced Artforum to admit that it was sheltering a predatory sexual harasser.
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Institutions have hired men with predatory reputations and retained them, despite complaints from women students and faculty.
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The jury was still weighing what to do about those, particularly about the predatory sexual assault charges.
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"It's the most predatory economic government that operates against the rest of the world today," Pompeo said.
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Many of the predatory priests have died, and the statutes of limitation on many others have expired.
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Predatory drivers are scanning the sidewalks seeking women waiting for Ubers, even in areas you wouldn't expect.
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"Predatory publishing is becoming an organized industry," wrote one group of critics in a paper in Nature.
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He was acquitted of three other counts, including predatory sexual assault, the most serious charge against him.
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But vulnerable lawmakers will be hesitant to vote for predatory lending tactics that drive people into poverty.
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Congress created the agency in 2010 to shield consumers from predatory lending and other abusive banking practices.
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But critics argue that they can harm people and non-predatory animals that may stumble upon them.
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Backers of the measure argued that it was an essential protection from predatory or politically driven lawsuits.
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The additional charges are two counts of predatory sexual assault, and one count of criminal sexual act.
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But homophobia here is still often expressed with predatory behavior, and Section 2377 narrows channels for recourse.
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The predatory sexual assault charges come with a sentence of 10 years up to life in prison.
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The jury acquitted him on the more serious charges of predatory sexual assault involving the two women.
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Because those homes could be frequently repossessed by predatory lenders, these neighborhoods would experience more population instability.
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The counts of predatory sexual assault carry the greatest sentence, of 25 years to life in prison.
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If convicted on the predatory sexual assault charges, Weinstein could have been sentenced to life in prison.
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Weinstein faces five charges, including two counts of predatory sexual assault that could carry a life sentence.
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Dozens of merchants gathered in New Delhi on Wednesday to protest against alleged predatory practices by Amazon.
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Mr. Weinstein, 67, has pleaded not guilty to five felony counts, including rape and predatory sexual assault.
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He is also charged with predatory sexual assault, which exposes Mr. Weinstein to a lifetime prison sentence.
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But if the politics and governance this unleashes remains predatory, discriminatory and capricious, the gains are ephemeral.
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Worried about damage to its reputation from predatory lending, it wants the authorities to oversee all firms.
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Blame a predatory Obama administration, tie Clinton to it, and don't give an inch until Election Day.
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Mr. Weinstein was acquitted of two counts of predatory sexual assault, the most serious charges against him.
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President Trump has said China's approach relies on unfair and predatory practices, and on stolen American technology.
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For the first time in history, it seems, powerful men are facing significant consequences for predatory behavior.
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But the jury acquitted Mr. Weinstein of the two most serious charges against him, predatory sexual assault.
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The additional indictment, which includes two counts of predatory sexual assault, has delayed his trial to January.
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But it was the predatory nature of the shooting that seems to have most shaken her colleagues.
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Prosecutors, though, plan to call more accusers to the stand to establish a pattern of predatory behavior.
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Donald Trump won an election despite the creepy predatory comments he made on the "Access Hollywood" tape.
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How did we know this wasn't a trap, set by predatory homebodies to lure naifs like us?
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She went full prairie populist, telling people their pain and suffering was caused by predatory pharmaceutical barons.
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These are often the places where the ill-intentioned and the predatory hang out, looking for victims.
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On Thursday, Mr. McDermott, 31, was charged with predatory sexual assault, rape, sexual abuse and unlawful surveillance.
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The agency was created under the Dodd-Frank financial reform law and intended to police predatory lending.
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It's a horrible place that breeds a pervasive predatory environment that includes both prisoners and prison guards.
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Teens say they want information about social, emotional and behavioral topics, including what predatory behavior looks like.
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As is often the case, it's likely that predatory communications will just shift elsewhere after Kik's closure.
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Of course, it is easier for predatory journals to have low fees because their expenses are minimal.
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The more benevolent groups scavenged for resources, while the predatory gangs violently plundered weaker (or unsuspecting) groups.
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But these more benign societies did not find peace; instead, a new type of predatory gang emerged.
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But all publishers have a role to play in educating scientists on how to identify predatory publishers.
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"At the larger level, we see Chinese involvement in Southeast Asia in a predatory way," Santiago said.
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Predatory companies have spent decades overcharging inmates and their families for phone calls and video conferencing services.
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Unfortunately, the likelihood is that Sanofi will engage in exactly this predatory behavior — because it's happened before.
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There's something predatory about both the undisclosed allusion and the "life of privilege" it's made to illustrate.
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It also warns that "a predatory child abuser could be lurking undiscovered in the BBC even today".
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Sams said Harris brought numerous mortgage fraud cases, including several against middlemen who profited from predatory loans.
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Consumer advocates, Terlecki adds, lack the resources to police predatory clinics through public education on their own.
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During the forum, he expects Beijing will try to dismiss accusations of predatory loans and debt diplomacy.
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" Pulitzer said that journalism must always "oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent, never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty.
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This includes undocumented folks, Native peoples, Puerto Ricans, and everyone touched by Wells Fargo's predatory policies and fraud.
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Confronted by a threat, such as a predatory insect, a minor worker can deliberately rupture its abdominal wall.
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"This is about predatory behavior of a sitting President that has the right to be heard," Zavareei contended.
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"This is not about apprehending sex workers, this is about apprehending a very violent, predatory suspect," he said.
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In October, Vice President Mike Pence said in a speech that China was guilty of "predatory" economic practices.
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His sex scandal of the late 1980s, three marriages and sexually-predatory talk further proved his libertine credentials.
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But if Amanda Bynes and Lindsay Lohan are anything to go by, we're still as predatory as ever.
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Theaters have been engaging in predatory pricing for "the next big theater upgrade" no one is asking for.
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As Sussman writes in the paper, it is "entirely unknown" whether Amazon has ever engaged in predatory pricing.
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Let me be clear, there are plenty of predatory payday lenders out there taking advantage of unsuspecting consumers.
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They risk being troubled by snakes and predatory men and miss out on opportunities for more productive work.
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A local bishop, Juan Barros, had been accused of covering up for a predatory priest in the 1980s.
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Francis could overturn a veto on a planned Vatican tribunal to try bishops accused of shielding predatory priests.
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On their swim to the ocean and back, the coho face predatory birds, dry stream beds and disease.
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The company has tried multiple tactics throughout the years to fight disturbing, exploitive, and predatory behavior targeting kids.
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This puts spiders in the same predatory league as humans as a species, and whales as a group.
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"With the five witnesses, we think the jury would see a pattern of sexual predatory behavior," Valentino said.
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Modeling agent Sybil (Patricia Haines), who is actually a high priestess, represents a retrograde evil predatory lesbian trope.
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The vanishing, for yet-undetermined amounts of time, of predatory men isn't going to hurt film or television.
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Still, he sent BuzzFeed News a screenshot of a predatory comment left on a video of his child.
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Many jihadist recruits come from ethnic minorities, such as the Fulani, who see officials as alien and predatory.
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Let's be clear: It's the most predatory economic government that operates against the rest of the world today.
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I'm not at all bothered by Brown being publicly scrutinized for being problematic, predatory, and just plain creepy.
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Bush had the power to denounce Trump's predatory comments and tell him that's not how anyone should behave.
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However, the adorable interview turned sour when the internet started suggesting that Drake's texts to Brown were predatory.
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Two or three companies engaging in predatory pricing, for example, shouldn't be elevated above one company doing it.
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The list of young girls and women affected by Nassar's predatory abuse extends as far back as 20163.
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So that means that we aren't looking in any place where you see predatory opportunities to make money.
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"Trust Exercise", her fifth novel, focuses on trust and its abuse—particularly between predatory men and teenage girls.
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YouTube also launched an AI moderator that is better able to pick up on and delete predatory comments.
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The incident is the latest symbol of distrust for what some perceive as an overarching and predatory government.
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Disturbing and predatory comments on YouTube videos of children resulted in a similar response from advertisers in 2017.
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We should limit student loan interest rates and crack down on predatory debt services that charge exorbitant rates.
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As long as women are second-class citizens at work, they will never be safe from predatory men.
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Working alongside her partner Chris (Jerry Minor), they're attempting to bring Jon Hamm's predatory cult leader to justice.
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In 218, FIFA revised Article 193 to further protect minors from the predatory underbelly of the soccer world.
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The Afghan government has long operated as a predatory kleptocracy under significant influenceof warlords and super-empowered elites.
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Predatory men infiltrating women's toilets, the spectre raised in North Carolina and elsewhere, is a similarly apocryphal fear.
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Families are forced to take on more debt, often in predatory lending schemes created by bail bond insurers.
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This animal goes into predatory mode; it's willing to take that risk; it goes for low-hanging fruit.
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Providing universal access isn't enough, he argues, leaders also must protect it from predatory corporations and authoritarian governments.
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Veteran organizations and lawmakers should pressure the A.C.E. to stop abetting the exploitation of veterans by predatory colleges.
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He made this amazing pop music but he's also a predatory pedophile who hurt a lot of children.
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When Alien arrived in theaters in May 1979, it introduced us to a horror icon: the predatory Xenomorph.
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Many politicians and parents have raised alarms about privacy and warned of predatory boys sneaking into girls' bathrooms.
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Americans are stuck with a decrepit payment system, predatory banks, and interest-bearing accounts that bear no interest.
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Minshew told me that as soon as the company established itself, the predatory behavior from male investors stopped.
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Dodd-Frank established the CFPB to police predatory lending, and Democrats have been steadfast supporters of the agency.
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These included measures that shielded homeowners from predatory mortgage foreclosures and provided free tax preparation assistance for seniors.
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But it's also inevitable, given the set of naive trade policies that invited predatory trade from other countries.
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To call the logic questionable would be charitable, as predatory corporate behavior captures the headlines year after year.
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Sure enough, Mulvaney, who opposed it from the start, has begun to weaken safeguards against predatory financial activity.
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And that will not happen through political parties funded by predatory banks, fossil fuel giants and war profiteers.
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As for education, many elite colleges offering high-value degrees graduate fewer veterans than predatory for-profit schools.
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Yet, for too long these predatory players have tacitly operated on the fringes of the commercial cannabis industry.
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Consumer advocates say the move will eliminate the government's ability to identify patterns of discriminatory or predatory lending.
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She won a $221 billion settlement against a for-profit college chain for their predatory and illegal practices.
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Under such rule, I was safe from predators, but not safe from the predatory actions of the state.
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Christian Slater's acidic, squinting visage is pitch-perfect as an aging gay man of a certain predatory vanity.
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But now they stay away, fearing arrest by the predatory militias that prowl the streets of the capital.
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Federal regulation of any consumer product should focus on predatory marketing and eliminating shoddy products from the market.
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Civilians are more likely to seek redress from predatory local bosses and gangs than from the actual government.
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In Pakistan, it feeds into a larger narrative of there existing a predatory political class and business elite.
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In the wake of Jason's death, the Blossoms become predatory to protect their company, lineage, and public image.
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Kirsten Gillibrand's proposal would create a new pharmaceutical czar who would go after companies' predatory practices, and Sen.
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It was a totally sexualized, predatory atmosphere that made women feel a loss of self-esteem and depression.
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He was acquitted of two more serious charges of predatory sexual assault that carried a maximum life sentence.
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It is focused on whether Signature's loans were overly risky and violated laws intended to prevent predatory behavior.
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As it turns out, younger, less powerful women say his bullying, predatory behavior toward them was equally unconcealed.
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"We give each other tips on how to avoid certain situation – who might exercise predatory behavior," she said.
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That said, I'm confident that China's mixed system would have produced formidable growth even without these predatory practices.
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Vocalist and guitarist K is also a member of Predatory Light and Vanum, and owns Psychic Violence Records.
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She's also the first woman from New York City, where Epstein allegedly ran half of his predatory operation.
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The predatory power was not America - Washington and Warsaw are now allies - nor Russia, Poland's Soviet-era master.
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Coincidentally, Sagan mused about the misguided representations of aliens in blockbuster movies as humanoid monsters and predatory xenomorphs.
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Manson, like many psychotically predatory men whose violence has hypnotized American culture, was really just an everyday misogynist.
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The charges include two counts of predatory sexual assault, which carries a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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He knows that sex work can be predatory and that rape is violence and that heteronormativity is oppressive.
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Writer and director Kitty Green described "The Assistant," now playing in U.S. movie theaters, as about predatory bosses.
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Lawmakers behind the measure cited a need to foil what they described as predatory and politically driven litigation.
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Would any feminist today hesitate to take a similar opportunity to remove a predatory studio head or C.E.O.?
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ScienceTake Researchers looked deep into the eyes of a predatory spider to learn what it was looking at.
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Employees, many young and female, say they get little to no guidance on where to report predatory behavior.
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They acquitted him on the most serious charges of predatory sexual assault that carried a possible life sentence.
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Further, Zeel's meager screening process has resulted in the company booking therapist appointments with misbehaving and predatory clients.
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Jurors acquitted Weinstein on the two most serious charges, predatory sexual assault, which carried a maximum life sentence.
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" She added, "We need more effective regulation and enforcement, not rollbacks driven by Wall Street and predatory lenders.
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He was acquitted of three other counts he faced, including the more serious charge of predatory sexual assault.
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He was acquitted of the more serious charges of predatory sexual assault and rape in the first degree.
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That he was not convicted on two counts of predatory sexual assault does not deter from that reality.
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But the New York jury acquitted Mr. Weinstein of the most serious charges against him, predatory sexual assault.
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But in connection with Haley's or Mann's accusations, they used it to bring charges of predatory sexual assault.
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They wouldn't get to predatory sex assault charge without finding him guilty of one of the other charges.
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However, the jury acquitted Weinstein on two counts of predatory sexual assault, the most serious charges he faced.
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Mr. Weinstein is charged with one count of criminal sexual act and predatory sexual assault involving Ms. Haleyi.
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Mr. Weinstein is charged with first and third degree rape, and predatory sexual assault involving Ms. Mann's allegations.
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The predatory sexual assault charge is especially significant because it means Weinstein could potentially serve a life sentence.
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Njoroge did not comment on whether the draft bill would serve as an adequate check on predatory lending.
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Avoid predatory private loan companies and for-profit colleges, and research what repayment plan works best for you.
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" The notice called it an "expression of good faith" toward competitors that suffered due to Uber's "predatory actions.
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But Mr. Weinstein also faces two counts of predatory sexual assault, the most severe charges in the indictment.
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He was acquitted of predatory sexual assault, the "more serious charges," as The New York Times described them.
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The charges against Weinstein-- of rape, criminal sexual conduct and predatory sexual assault -- are independent of these accusations.
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Their main complaint was that Rodan + Fields engages in the "predatory" business practices of a multilevel marketing structure.
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So prosecutors paired her testimony with that of Mann's and Haley's to support the predatory sexual assault charges.
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The most serious charges against Weinstein, felony predatory sexual assault, carry a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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Congress could do much more to protect Americans who have served their country from predatory for-profit colleges.
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The predatory sexual assault charges, supported by actress Annabella Sciorra, could have sentenced Weinstein to life in prison.
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Weinstein is facing five sex crime charges, including rape and "predatory sexual assault," in connection to those allegations.
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For the predatory snakes, which grow up to eight feet in length, Guam was a food-filled paradise.
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He could face up to life in prison if convicted of predatory sexual assault, the most serious charge.
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The predatory sexual assault charge is especially significant because it exposes Mr. Weinstein to a potential life sentence.
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He did this at the cost of greatly fortifying Iran's predatory, Islamist regime, without ending its nuclear program.
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Clinton's allegedly predatory behavior has come under increased scrutiny amid sexual misconduct allegations against top lawmakers including Sen.
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In short, this cultural reckoning is making a lot of predatory men feel like the people they victimized.
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They say the companies engage in predatory pricing in violation of new rules meant to protect local businesses.
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His predatory behavior was based on a belief that he was entitled to engage in it without consequence.
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Mobile-phone operators have faced predatory pricing from deep-pocketed conglomerates and "tax terrorism" from overzealous revenue collectors.
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With these changes, millions of Americans would have an alternative to expensive, predatory payday and car title lenders.
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Essentially, predatory cops are "picking on people who juries won't believe or who don't trust police," Stinson said.
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These airlines are able to pursue such predatory practices because they receive massive, illegal subsidies from their governments.
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They will need to treat lenders as predators because predatory lending will certainly return to the mortgage market.
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The percentage of income that Lambda takes — 17 percent — is high, and has even been described as predatory.
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And while the pups may seem cute, they will grow to be predatory wolves, not humanity's faithful companions.
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Predatory overdraft fees had been a longstanding issue on the CFPB's regulatory agenda, but it's since been dropped.
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But critics say it will help predatory lenders take advantage of people who already can't make ends meet.
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Civil rights groups have labeled these loans "predatory," and research shows that they stick borrowers with unexpected fees.
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At worst, however, they will be forced to pursue illegal or unregulated sources, perhaps even predatory loan sharks.
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The cone snail's predatory nature and willingness to strike (its constantly regrowing its harpoon teeth) bolsters its danger.
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The report is damning because of the lack of signs warning of gators, which the authors call "predatory."
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The initial gains of some self-defense groups give way to predatory behavior, creating a new order of bandit.
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Chapman is married to Harvey Weinstein, the caustic Hollywood producer who allegedly engaged in sexually predatory behavior for decades.
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Crowded trades are often a signal that prices are about to reverse ("Predatory trading and crowded exits", Clunie, 43).
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But the predatory marketing that cares more about a company's bottom line, than a person's health, is still there.
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Queer people are on the outside too, but are represented as predatory and hypersexual at every point they appear.
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A similar system could be used to keep predatory birds away from wind turbines and other human-made hazards.
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It's got (well, it had) terrifying dinosaurs roaming on Earth, the scariest of all being the predatory Tyrannosaurus Rex.
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They help perpetuate rape culture with their insistence on policing female sexuality and blindly siding with predatory Black men.
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It's a worthy goal to protect consumers from predatory or unscrupulous lending practices by payday or vehicle title lenders.
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Identifying predatory men is good; we can also identify the economics of their power — and we can change it.
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"The news that used car dealers are predatory is clearly not new," John Oliver explained on Last Week Tonight.
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Predatory lending and our naïveté led to this disaster, but it was the best thing that could have happened.
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Another scene with Ambrose further pushes the idea that something suspicious and predatory is going on at The Beverwyck.
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This is on top of the challenges that affect all Egyptian firms, such as rising prices and predatory officials.
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But YouTube has removed comments from the majority of videos featuring minors, in an attempt to combat predatory behavior.
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With the comment sections full of predatory comments, it shouldn't have been hard to see that something was wrong.
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But when the rest of the media came, the whole thing shifted and became much more impersonal and predatory.
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Those high profit margins enable predatory lenders to buy the best lobbying firms that money can buy, after all.
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It's a staple of the American diet, yet is associated with low wages, industrially processed food, and predatory marketing.
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The health-care system has been criticized for its lack of transparency and the prevalence of predatory prescription pricing.
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The predatory nature of some of her supposed caretakers, especially the male ones, has also complicated things for her.
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Instead, the team is evaluating videos which may attract predatory comments, and restricting advertising as a short-term fix.
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It also serves as an alternative financing option to what the United States sees as predatory practices from China.
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Weinstein currently faces criminal charges of predatory sexual assault, criminal sexual act, first-degree rape and third-degree rape.
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While Republicans have played a leading role in normalizing Trump's alleged predatory behavior, the media is responsible as well.
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Warren, in particular, helped create the CFPB and is an expert in Wall Street regulation and predatory lending reform.
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This is especially true of hip-hop, which still hasn't figure out ways to hold predatory, violent men accountable.
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The "Access Hollywood" recording -- which captured Donald Trump's raw, predatory approach toward women -- sparked controversy concerning the Republican nominee.
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Facebook says its policies prohibit advertisers from using the targeting options for discrimination, harassment, disparagement or predatory advertising practices.
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Earlier this year, the company took heat over whether it was sufficiently policing predatory comments on videos of children.
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Unfortunately, 60% of women and 20% of men in the United States report that they have experienced predatory behavior.
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It has long had predatory rulers, from the slave-dealing pre-colonial kings of Kongo to the Kabila family.
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There is evidence to suggest that young people could still be vulnerable to predatory paedophiles targeting youth set ups.
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"It was not mere connivance, but a conscious adhesion to a predatory project damaging the Nigerian state," she added.
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An oft-cited example of China's supposedly predatory approach involves Hambantota, a Sri Lankan port which has flopped commercially.
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Bitter experience from the Catholic church shows that predatory men will go to great lengths to satisfy their desires.
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This has also been a year of unprecedented takedowns of some of the most powerful, predatory perpetrators against women.
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North Dakota already has a state-owned bank that was founded to help protect residents against predatory loans. Rep.
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"It's unclear how YouTube will decide if an older minor should be considered "at risk of attracting predatory behavior.
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The U.S. has taken an increasingly tough and confrontational stance toward what it characterizes as China's "predatory" economic policies.
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First, remember that predatory lending targeting communities of color played a huge role in creating the 85033 financial crisis.
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Meanwhile, the few foreign investors brave enough to enter North Korea must contend with an unpredictable and predatory state.
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In the same episode, Sansa shuts down Littlefinger in one of his classic I'm-smarter-than-you predatory monologues.
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This is yet another example of the predatory tactics and lies that he engaged in to lure countless women.
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The single or man-less woman is always vulnerable to whispers and innuendoes of instability and/or predatory motives.
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If predatory lenders succeed in undermining Director Cordray and the CFPB, we will revert back to lax financial regulations.
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It's no wonder the lines are so blurry, and the attitudes toward sex on these shows are so predatory.
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A century ago, Standard Oil was broken up under a similar theory of "predatory" acquisitions as an anticompetitive strategy.
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Hollywood, too, with its worship of male power and female pliability, allowed sexually predatory men to thrive largely unencumbered.
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However, Minaj's own brother was recently convicted of predatory sexual assault after repeatedly raping an 11-year-old girl.
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A darker theory suggests that predatory wasps are attracted to the fake insect and swoop in for the kill.
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While such issues are important, issues like predatory lending (which was not addressed) should have been given greater priority.
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He gave numerous public presentations using hundreds of slides and videos to make his case that Herbalife was predatory.
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Financial regulators released a long awaited proposal Thursday to crack down on predatory lenders that prey on the poor.
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The Obama-era policy provided students with clear channels to file claims over predatory practices at for-profit schools.
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"Repealing the CFPB arbitration rule takes away consumers' most effective tool to protect themselves against predatory lenders," she said.
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Prosecutors, however, hope to use her testimony to show a pattern of assault necessary to demonstrate predatory sexual assault.
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Congress recently held a hearing on the small-dollar loan industry and how to protect consumers from predatory lenders.
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In interviews and lawsuits, Wells Fargo employees have described in vivid detail some of the predatory practices they saw.
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" Barker, 43, responded to the messages on Thursday in a statement to The Blast, calling Graham's messages "predatory behavior.
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He's unstoppable driving left, a predatory jackrabbit with a knack for pulling up when his defender is off balance.
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Sixty percent of EITC returns are completed by commercial tax preparers, an often predatory industry that targets the poor.
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The term "predatory publisher" was relatively unknown a decade ago, but today, scammy science journals are a growing problem.
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In weaving and darning, these spiders are creative and nurturing; but they are also fiercely defensive and even predatory.
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The remaining charges include two counts of predatory sexual assault, which carries a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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How much influence, if any, have your other projects (Predatory Light, Vanum, Cerebrate) had on Ash Borer's new music?
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In fact, in recent years businesses that clearly seem predatory and low-quality have expanded in many black neighborhoods.
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The predatory potentate — say, Allen himself, when he started dating Mia Farrow's adopted daughter Soon-Yi Previn — does not.
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Along the way they earned the "predatory" epithet, because they were thought to be taking advantage of innocent scientists.
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