Bed bugs prey on us; cockroaches prey on the food we leave behind.
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We may not think of people like Brock as predators because they may not prey on others often, and may not have mean to prey on someone at all.
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They prey on people made vulnerable by grief or fear.
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"This party does not prey on people's prejudices," he said.
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SideStepper isn't the first attack to prey on company devices.
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They prey on young women, they use white privilege, & shame.
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I need you vulnerable as prey on earth is vulnerable.
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Eagles find more prey on these lakes when it's colder.
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The fraudulent text messages appeared to prey on those fears.
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But she readily acknowledged that recruiters prey on Muslim youths.
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Online scams prey on internet users' sympathy, fear, and greed.
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This is exactly where attackers prey on the unwitting masses.
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We shall not let others prey on or divide us either.
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Many of the main themes of his campaign prey on it.
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Giant tech companies may anyway prey on both whales and minnows.
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There will always be a fresh young crop to prey on.
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We never would want to prey on this community of moms.
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Too many trees invite birds that prey on his seafood stock.
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A few, though, will prey on both you and the bystanders.
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According to CNN, the feral cats prey on Australia's natural species.
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History teaches what happens when would-be leaders prey on fear.
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Sex offenders have not exploited the policy to prey on children.
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Will drug dealers be allowed prey on victims with easy access?
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Gangs supposedly prey on outlying communities for resources, but what resources?
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We will not allow sexual predators to prey on our children.
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All the information out there will only prey on my fear.
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In my experience, they resurface elsewhere, often to prey on others.
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Coyotes have been known to prey on house pets, for example.
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But, she notes, many abusers prey on women across several workplaces.
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Finally, a little justice for the scammers who prey on the unsuspecting.
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Even worse, people would prey on people's weaknesses and critique their appearances.
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This is where the traffickers and smugglers prey on people the most.
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What they do not want are scam companies that prey on consumers.
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Scammers prey on our insecurities, but there's a way to spot them.
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"I used to prey on my enemies now I pray for serenity"?
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Do they let their heads of the magazine prey on their interns?
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It is a recipe for inaction — and Iran will prey on this.
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The coronavirus gives hackers a new way to prey on victims' fears.
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I don't believe leaders should prey on the anxiety of the disenfranchized.
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Only the bad people, the criminals, those who prey on the weak.
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"They prey on people who were never cool like me," Caroline says.
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These Russian bots are bottom feeders meant to prey on American hate.
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She's also made it easier for for-profit colleges to prey on students.
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There are physical supernatural beings trying to prey on Dan Torrance this time.
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Jaguars prey on ranchers' cattle, and ranchers kill jaguars to protect their herds.
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The witch sisters are supposedly evil, and they prey on children or something.
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Traffickers prey on and recruit people within communities that they are familiar with.
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They're sticky, too; they can slow anything trying to prey on the cukes.
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"But they both prey on the same communities, the same low-income borrowers."
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Gangs prey on both rich and poor with demands backed by death threats.
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You can help friends to stay alive, or prey on others to survive.
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Instead, he chose to prey on liberal sensibilities to further his personal crusade.
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In the Platinum case, the alleged wrongdoers appeared to prey on Orthodox Jews.
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We will not allow them to prey on our children in the hallways.
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Luckily, so are ladybugs, which prey on aphids and keep them in check.
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"El Mencho and his associates prey on the addicts, and they prey on small towns where they can act as bullies and infiltrate these small towns," said Wendy Woolcok, the special agent in charge of Drug Enforcement Administration's special operations division.
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Agents prey on boys at bus stations, or go to villages to recruit them.
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The same is true of criminals who prey on innocent men, women, and children.
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We kind of prey on celebs who don't even know what Adult Swim is.
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Our diminished overall health makes us vulnerable to others who prey on easy targets.
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Nightjars (which are, as their name suggests, nocturnal), prey on flying insects, especially moths.
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And there are plenty of crooked crypto developers happy to prey on the inexperienced.
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He has failed to build a state that does not prey on its people.
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This is compounded by the fact that large native mantises also prey on birds.
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As in other parts of the world, unscrupulous lenders prey on the most vulnerable.
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They're also misogynistic, violent emotional vampires who prey on women for profit and power.
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Many of them say he was easier to prey on because of his race.
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And people like Larry Nassar who prey on children they are at the bottom.
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Mountain lions usually prey on mule deer and sometimes coyotes and raccoons, Kuykendall said.
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Another option is to co-opt viruses, known as bacteriophages, that prey on bacteria.
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And it's because they prey on ignorance to be able to achieve their goals.
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You prey on people like my brother-in-law who is desperate for help.
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Previously, hackers were most likely to prey on Microsoft and its Windows operating system.
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Sure, let's be outraged about Moore's alleged actions to prey on five teenage girls.
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You could be one of those insecure patsies they prey on with those ads.
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Such scams, known as "cramming," prey on the increasingly complicated nature of phone bills.
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He advocates for a lower bar to kill wolves when they prey on livestock.
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Jihadist groups prey on civil wars, exploiting them to recruit and worsening the bloodshed.
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Those animals they prey on are typically herbivores, so they are ingesting grains anyway.
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Mr. Weinstein could prey on women because of his undue influence over actresses' careers.
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To consolidate power, they turn players against one another, prey on weakness, destroy confidence.
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And, unfortunately, it prefers to prey on humans: Tunga penetrans, aka the chigoe flea.
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A watchman guards treasures from the thieves who prey on the city's derelict buildings.
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They prey on wildlife and carry diseases that are dangerous to humans, concerning conservationists.
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Unfortunately, there are systems in today's games that prey on vulnerabilities in our psychology.
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You learn about energy vampires, lingering at every turn to prey on your vulnerability.
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Less easy is catching the forces that prey on humans — forces like poverty, violence, lack of opportunity, grief, depression, suicide, drug addiction, and sexual assault that prey on almost every character on the American Indian reservation in which Wind River is set.
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It provides a moral high ground to prey on the weak, to justify almost anything.
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In most successful scams, the fraudsters also prey on your desire to be a hero.
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And if you like your detectives female and fierce, check out "Prey" on BBC America.
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For example, a man, in theory, could use the feature to prey on female drivers.
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Large populations of new immigrants also give MS-13 more potential victims to prey on.
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"They will be prime bait for robbers who prey on such people," the paper reported.
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Criminals in big cities were free to prey on innocents because judges were so lenient.
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"He will pick the vulnerable out of a crowd and prey on them," Lawler says.
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Then it could step back and wait in safety, putting larger prey on the menu.
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It does not, for instance, allow ads for payday loans, which prey on the poor.
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The group's size provided protection against the criminals that prey on migrants, especially in Mexico.
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Parents need to understand how white supremacists prey on teen boys, so they can intervene.
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A majority of convicted offenders are men who prey on children ages 6 to 603.
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Swindlers prey on people over 0003, who lose millions each year to their shifting tactics.
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Their greed and lies lead to unfulfilled expectations, and they prey on the most vulnerable.
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The point is about letting in people who are criminals -- repeat offenders that prey on society.
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More than 70 rebel groups trade bullets with the army or, more commonly, prey on civilians.
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Sadly, the phenomenon of warlords who prey on peasants knows no boundaries of time or place.
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Importantly, the tracks aren't big enough to host fish, which prey on frog eggs and tadpoles.
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This is the truth, but truth hardly matters to politicians who prey on fear and hate.
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Callers often impersonate officials or authority figures and prey on the elderly, students or the unemployed.
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Terry McAuliffe's moves to automatically restore felons' voting rights -- are designed to prey on racial fears.
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Meanwhile, the harassers go on with his or her life, often times to prey on others.
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Dozens of armed groups continue to fight over natural resources and prey on the civilian population.
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But we are really focused on identifying them, particularly those who prey on our most vulnerable.
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Be aware, too, that scam artists typically emerge after disasters to prey on the charitably inclined.
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It's not uncommon for scam artists to emerge after disasters to prey on the charitably inclined.
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The vivid pink color might have evolved to confuse the owls who prey on the squirrels.
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Meanwhile, pushed from their territories, Bengal tigers prey on the only small mammals left -- the child slaves.
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And now along comes the bark beetle, which loves to prey on species like oak and pine.
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They knew that when you meet or come across an overdose victim, you don't prey on her.
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Farmworkers usually live in rural communities, and it makes it easier for people to prey on them.
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Secretary birds are sometimes called "marching eagles," since they have an affinity for stalking prey on foot.
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Recruiters prey on vulnerabilities like the mules being new to a country, unemployed or in financial distress.
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And now, as a new paper published in EcoHealth shows, they also like to prey on bats.
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What about changing the system that allows those with power to prey on other people with impunity?
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And never before has there been so much misinformation that seeks to prey on our preconceived notions.
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The authors suggest that advisers with a dark past tend to prey on elderly or unsophisticated customers.
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Ivanka Trump told the AP: 'There's a special place in hell for people who prey on children.
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These groups have often devolved into criminal enterprises that prey on the people they formed to protect.
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Bred as prey on their home world, the Kelpians are notoriously risk-averse and can sense death.
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Its members prey on the mining industry in North Kivu through extortion and other gangster-like behavior.
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Praying mantises prey on small birds more often than realized — especially large species like the Chinese mantis.
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This is its most subtle power — but what has allowed IT to prey on Derry for centuries.
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That women "stop getting drunk" and letting down their defenses, which allowed men to prey on them.
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"There's a special place in hell for people who prey on children," Trump told The Associated Press.
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Reports of sexual assault from men who prey on women while they stay alone are also common.
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Reports of sexual assault from men who prey on them while they are alone are also common.
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Harvey Weinstein, once so powerful in the entertainment industry, no longer has immunity to prey on people.
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What online scams all have in common is that they prey on their audiences' naïveté and ignorance.
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The ever-tightening crush of passengers provides easy cover for men who prey on women, the police say.
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It's well-understood that ad execs prey on people's insecurities and concoct unnecessary desires to shape their behavior.
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Mice thrive in these smaller forests, in large part because the larger animals who prey on them cannot.
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I know a lot of charlatans prey on human suffering and swim in the waters of addiction cures.
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Large numbers of starfish, which prey on purple urchins, were also killed by a disease starting in 2013.
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In other cases they prey on ant young and steal food, all the while masquerading as colony members.
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I prey on vulnerable young women, seduce upstanding guys with my wiles, and cheat on all my partners.
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They prey on weakness, pinpointing the spot where someone's particularly raw and stabbing it with a calculated remark.
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Asia has yet to realize that successful women can also be among those who prey on the vulnerable.
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They usually prey on deer, elk, moose and other wild animals but sometimes attack domesticated pets and livestock.
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Dozens of armed groups continue to prey on the local population and exploit the region's rich mineral deposits.
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They prey on earthworms in the soil and produce a potent cocktail of chemicals to immobilize their prey.
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As with commercials elsewhere, North Korean adverts also prey on the insecurities and aspirations of would-be customers.
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Jaguars prey on their cattle, and ranchers kill jaguars to defend their herds and their way of life.
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"Carraway used his position as a teacher's assistant to sexually assault and prey on students," the suit continues.
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In other words, it's highly unlikely that a sinister doctor is waiting somewhere to prey on my organs.
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The first female California attorney general talked about fighting against the big banks that prey on average Americans.
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Similarly, don't prey on speculators expecting your coin offering to appreciate simply by virtue of being a coin.
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It's a new spin on an old American cultural myth—cabals of elite predators who prey on children.
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No. Big tobacco is still doing everything it can to prey on its "customers" and protect its profits.
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I remember you using similar words ... (and) you're still attempting to prey on our weaknesses, even behind bars.
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Consider the wedding and funeral industries, which prey on the anxieties of nervous brides and grieving family members.
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Jaguars in the Amazon have been killed by ranchers because they prey on cattle, according to the WWF.
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The felines, which have an acute sense of hearing, typically prey on rodents, birds, reptiles, frogs and bugs.
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The End Fund also targets intestinal worms, which prey on hundreds of millions of children in poor countries.
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THERE is a hawk in Central Park that sometimes dismembers its prey on the balcony outside Jeff Bewkes's office.
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But it's easy for the house to prey on his flaws, driving him toward arrogance, entitlement, and eventually doom.
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The predators continue to improve their craft, amassing wealth as they evolve to prey on the silent lower class.
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It turns out, she's just across Sweetwater River in Greendale, where she's continuing to prey on underage male students.
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Researchers estimate that it weighed 1.6 tons and could prey on large herbivores akin to today's elephant and hippopotamus.
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They're not wrong — serial killers notoriously prey on prostitutes because they are available and less likely to be missed.
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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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We stand staring over a brink, into a world where men who prey on women are replaced by women.
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"There is a special place in hell for people who prey on children," Ivanka Trump told the Associated Press.
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This matters, because predators are more likely to prey on children and teens who have put up inappropriate things.
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How, for 30 years, did this monster manage to prey on little girls and young women without being caught?
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They do that because we succumb to it; they prey on our weakness, and we reward them for it.
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Cowards — and I strongly believe every sexual predator is a coward — will continue to try and prey on women.
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Not Florida, either, with its high concentration of retirees and the people who prey on them for a living.
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Since 2010, more than $1 billion in American military assistance has been delivered to governments that prey on children.
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And in a vulture-like spectacle, her rivals are furiously moving to prey on her former pockets of support.
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"I see a lot of these marketing folks take advantage of people and prey on their vulnerabilities," Varshavski said.
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As the number of older, wealthier people grows, so does the number of people eager to prey on them.
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" He added: "It boils down to the notion that MS-13, they are individuals who prey on the vulnerable.
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"Some of these are criminal networks and armed groups that we know often prey on refugees and migrants," Spindler said.
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Arendt theorized about the nature of totalitarian societies — how they work, what they prey on, and why they spring up.
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That mantises prey on guppies is interesting in and of itself, but there's a lot more to this stunning discovery.
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The rumors led to Elizabeth being bullied — and authorities allege Cummins used Elizabeth's feeling of isolation to prey on her.
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" He added, "It's crazy how these females are nowadays, they most definitely prey on you and try to ruin you.
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They might materialize out of nowhere one day, or prey on you while you sleep, hovering just over your body.
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Click here to view original GIFAs apex predators, orcas can prey on whichever marine animal they choose—large or small.
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Chinese investors know what each refers to: swans are unforeseen risks; rhinos are neglected dangers; crocodiles prey on financial weakness.
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The researchers estimate that it weighed 1.6 tons and could prey on large herbivores akin to today's elephant and hippopotamus.
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Investigators believe Drayton may have used the online dating site and other social media sites to prey on his victims.
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Especially given the fact that research shows that men who prey on women usually start doing so in their teens.
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Lawless eastern Congo is plagued by dozens of armed groups that prey on the local population and exploit mineral reserves.
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Worse, there are dishonest "Lyme literate" doctors who prey on the ill and charge people exorbitant sums for ineffective treatments.
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That raised fears they would compete with wild fish for food, prey on the young, and expose them to disease.
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"This is world first legislation ... Australians will no longer be able to prey on children in our region," he said.
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"So anyone that wants to prey on the elderly or those at risk [may] want to think twice," she said.
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It's a lot cheaper than falling victim to the grifters out there waiting to prey on your sense of insecurity.
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The rumors that take hold often prey on pre-existing fears and paranoia -- and are just believable enough to work.
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It wasn't that those feminists had ceased to believe in the principle that powerful men shouldn't prey on weaker women.
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They spoke of being afraid to venture beyond the shelter at night, because criminals prey on them and their children.
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Nighthawks and bats come too, to prey on insects, and peregrine falcons show up to feed on the smaller birds.
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That adults are so easily taken in by the hateful who prey on their fears is a much graver matter.
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Machines can learn to prey on vulnerable individuals or withhold offers to people based on sensitive traits such as race.
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She, too, called out USA Gymnastics for its alleged role in allowing Nassar to prey on young girls for decades.
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It's possible to argue that this abets smuggling — at least, it creates a ready supply for smugglers to prey on.
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The report here also dropped a warning from the 2018 issue that traffickers prey on children separated from their parents.
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He has the personality, he has the skill, he has the knowledge, and he's using that to prey on people.
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"We have to protect children from people who would prey on them, and that is what we are doing," he said.
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The strategy, the researchers say, is unique in that parasitoid wasps have previously only been documented to prey on solitary spiders.
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As we speak, we are removing gang members, drug dealers and criminals that threaten our communities and prey on our citizens.
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"Traffickers prey on the most vulnerable in society," says the actress, who is one of PEOPLE's 25 Women Changing the World.
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Thousands of dangerous & violent criminal aliens are released as a result of sanctuary policies, set free to prey on innocent Americans.
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Teenagers are sensitive to social situations, like being accepted or rejected, and social media is built to prey on these insecurities.
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How and why have lawmakers permitted them to prey on families for decades in states run by both Democrats and Republicans?
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Portman is vitally important as it will give prosecutors the requisite ability to incarcerate the monsters who prey on innocent children.
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Invading Humboldt squid that love deoxygenated water, warmed and acidified by climate change, will prey on fish stocks in the West.
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Once, CNGs had no doors, but wire doors were added as protection from muggers who prey on riders in stalled traffic.
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Wolves took a different path, relying on their larger size and great speed to prey on moose and other big mammals.
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There are plenty of men who don't prey on women, but they are likely to end up bearing witness to it.
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We try to prey on people's worst fears and phobias, so we're constantly switching up the actual scares inside the house.
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It means that bad actors may be able to prey on our political biases to change our understanding of world events.
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Supporters of a ban on confidential settlements say they allow harassers and abusers to prey on others who have no warning.
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As Mr. Graham's own grandson and other pastors prey on women in Christian circles, there's a comforting clarity about the rule.
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"It is despicable that Mr. Kelly used his fame in order to prey on underaged girls," Freeman said in a statement.
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They say it proves that the FBI abused tools typically meant to target terrorists to instead prey on the Trump campaign.
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"Using false promises to prey on desperate people has long been a hallmark of snake-oil salesmen," Schneiderman said in July.
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From phishing schemes to fake ticket vendors, online scams prey on different facets that drive us, like sympathy, fear, and greed.
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"Men of power—people of power, but statistically that's overwhelmingly men—prey on people who are not very powerful," Tarter says.
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Pyramid schemes in China typically prey on vulnerable or poorly educated victims by luring them with the promise of well-paid jobs.
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As we saw in It, Derry is home to a shape-shifting entity that emerges every 27 years to prey on children.
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But in 2006, conservationists found an endangered group of Hawaiian Petrel birds on Lanai—which feral cats are known to prey on.
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But our real greatness depends on employing our institutions and values to protect our republic from those who might prey on us.
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The journey by train is riddled with dangers from low-hanging tree branches to armed gangs that prey on the vulnerable travelers.
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In the south, meanwhile, ethnic Tuareg and Toubou militias are battling for control, and criminal gangs from neighbouring Chad prey on civilians.
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A frenzy like bitcoin is inevitably followed by scammers and bullshit artists who prey on misunderstanding, confusion, and dreams of sudden riches.
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The genius of betting apps is that they prey on these twin-addictions, to gambling and to smartphones, in a single swoop.
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" Trump weighed in on the scandal to the AP, saying: "There's a special place in hell for people who prey on children.
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"It is despicable that Mr. Kelly used his fame in order to prey on underage girls," Freeman said in a news release.
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" Perhaps the most harrowing of the laws—coincidentally the one Baston most fully imbued—is law number five: "Prey on the Weak.
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First, there were the revelations that his Trump University was likely a brazen scam designed to prey on the poor and desperate.
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Last year, the Washington Post reported out a long story about Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore's tendency to prey on teenage girls.
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But ironically, dating apps were designed to prey on snap judgments and quick gestures that are the building blocks of these games.
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Until Congo gets a government able and willing to protect its people, rather than prey on them, the UN will be needed.
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I had exhausted my wardrobe options by masquerading as a skeleton and as a bird of prey on the two nights previous.
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Rafael Calvo thinks affective computing can do better than to make us vulnerable to companies that want to prey on our emotions.
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Alligators may be the only predators you have a shot at beating in a race, although they rarely pursue prey on land.
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These amphibians prey on mosquitoes and other insects that can carry disease, a threat likely to increase as the world heats up.
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Criminals typically promise overly large tax refunds to prey on older Americans, low-income taxpayers and non-English speakers, the agency said.
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The case hints at the murky line between genuinely helpful notifications and those that prey on people's curiosity to monetize a service.
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Common sense tells us that organizations created to prey on companies through what amounts to legalized extortion have no place in America.
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For-profit schools like Arizona Summit prey on students with high aspirations but little knowledge about how the postgraduate system really works.
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"He uses his talent to prey on women, to abuse us," Asante McGee, who appeared in the documentary, said in an interview.
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"MS-13, part of their trademark, throughout the country and not just here, is to prey on recent immigrants," Mr. Sini said.
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Lakuti: And let's not forget that religion is a huge business, they profit from and prey on the weak and the poor.
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And do not admonish those of us who refuse to make anymore space for Black men, dead or alive, who prey on women.
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The game gave me the option to discredit climate change, prey on people's emotions, and then share a meme aligned with those goals.
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Not only that, scientists weren't even sure if pallid bats, which range from British Columbia to Mexico, even prey on Arizona bark scorpions.
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The notorious website has long been the most prominent example of a cottage industry designed to prey on people who have been arrested.
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Security in eastern Congo is poor due to the presence of dozens of militias that prey on local populations and exploit natural resources.
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Caracals are the largest member of Africa's small cats, and they prey on a variety of mammals, including rodents, rabbits and small antelope.
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"We have to protect children from people who would prey on them," said Jonathan White, the deputy director for children's programs at HHS.
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The internet can be a tool used to expose men who prey on women and the article about Caldbeck is the latest example.
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"I think schools like that prey on the fact that a lot of people don't get guidance about going to college," Schultz said.
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If they are successful, those mice may eventually be released on sea islands where mice have been known to prey on albatross chicks.
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"In China, realists hold a deep-rooted belief that the rule of the jungle means the strong prey on the weak," Chen said.
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The summer flick is merely the latest in a long line of works that prey on our fear of the deep blue sea.
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The more time a person spends in his or her version of the Red Room, the more the house can prey on them.
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Typical pyramid scheme organizations in China prey on vulnerable or poorly-educated victims by luring them with the promise of well-paid jobs.
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The man's surest option, most inmates agreed, was to go down hard, and prey on the president's unique approach to America's pardon system.
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It is probably one of the most ultimate terrorist acts that you can actually prey on people at a concert such as this.
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"As we speak, we are removing gang members, drug dealers and criminals that threaten our communities and prey on our citizens," he said.
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This actually increases trafficking by creating opportunities for pimps and abusive managers to prey on displaced workers suddenly denied their main income stream.
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They prey on fear and the dreams of innocents, and they want nothing more than to crawl on you and be ridiculously gross.
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MS-85033 is in communities where other immigrants are living and that is who they prey on and that is who they harm.
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In China, pyramid scheme organisations typically prey on vulnerable or poorly-educated victims by luring them with the promise of well-paid jobs.
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The videotape disclosed Friday provided gruesome evidence that the Republican standard-bearer has for years used his powerful status to prey on women.
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More and more often, the pharmaceutical industry is turning to ads that prey on fears in order to promote new treatments to consumers.
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Broad protective orders and motions to seal, Blumenthal said, can often conceal evidence of criminal behavior, allowing abusers to prey on unsuspecting women.
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"There's a special place in hell for people who prey on children," she said in an interview with The Associated Press this week.
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But there are sharks — not among those discovered this week off Fire Island — that prey on marine mammals that are roughly our size.
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"These prey on people who, if they weren't in desperate financial straits, might be more resistant to those types of scams," he said.
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I will do everything within the power of this office to hold accountable those who would prey on Floridians during this health crisis.
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Squid populations are presently exploding, researchers now know, perhaps because of warming oceans or because humans have depleted fish that prey on them.
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"In India and Siberia, tigers prey on large ungulates, but in Sumatra, they rely more on wild boar and smaller deer," she said.
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"Just as highwaymen prey on road travelers elsewhere in Brazil, pirates are the scourge we face here in the Amazon," said Lt. Col.
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But revelations of how Mr. Epstein used his link to Victoria's Secret to prey on women have made the relationship impossible to ignore.
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This abnormally warm water speeds up the metabolism of large predatory fish like salmon and cod, which prey on forage fish like herring.
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Every 227 years, a shape-shifting entity known as IT crawls out of the sewers to prey on the children of Derry, Maine.
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Previous government filings show that this Canadian company used letters allegedly written by French clairvoyant Maria Duval to prey on the sick and elderly.
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NO SUNSCREEN FOR THE DEAD (Morrow/HarperCollins, $26.99) finds Serge on a mission to rescue retirees from the hucksters who prey on them.
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Defense attorneys pointed out inconsistencies in the accusers' testimonies and argued that the women had invented the allegations to prey on Winslow's wealth.
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The waters of the southern Arctic ocean are an important breeding ground for marine mammals, and the birds and fish they prey on.
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This is concerning, because it opens the possibility of advertisers leveraging Facebook's massive trove of user data to prey on people's emotional insecurities.
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Especially now that researchers have found third-party scripts built to prey on the autofill feature, harvesting email addresses for advertising and user tracking.
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Traveling in a large group offers people protection from criminals who prey on immigrants and from authorities who seek to detain and deport them.
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Despite being venomous, though, the creature is not dangerous to humans as its venom is designed to prey on blind snakes and not mammals.
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But what used to be a wholesome exercise in finding a little companion is now a potential opportunity for scammers to prey on victims.
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But prisoners apparently saw that as preferential treatment, possibly because convicts see sex criminals—and especially those who prey on children—as uniquely evil.
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I believe in cancelling abusers — like R. Kelly — because their access to wealth and influence make it easier for them to prey on people.
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Paul is selling a dream tailored to kids who want to escape their average lives in ways that prey on these naive, younger viewers.
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" His daughter Ivanka, who stays away from commenting on most issues, said, "There's a special place in hell for people who prey on children.
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We were looking for hawks and frigate birds as well as snakes; we were looking for all the different things that prey on hatchlings.
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Airbus unveiled a new concept airplane called "Bird of Prey," which seems fitting because this thing seems designed to prey on your deepest fears.
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Barracuda explains: In most sextortion scams, attackers use a harvested email address and password to prey on a victim's fears in a threatening email.
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Much of this work revolves around fighting cease and desist orders because so many companies prey on those they assume won't have legal representation.
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The villagers who rescued Aida say her mother was probably killed by poachers, who often prey on Bosnia's population of around 850 brown bears.
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" However, in response to media reports about McKnight, he has also said "We DO NOT target anyone other than those who prey on children.
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They prey on the vulnerabilities of women who are in desperate situations, placing their bottom line over the health and safety of the patients.
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Jeffrey Epstein, who died by suicide on August 10, was accused of using his fortune, connections, and private island to prey on underage girls.
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Horner argued that T. rex was too slow and lumbering, its arms too puny and its eyesight too poor, to prey on other creatures.
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They prey on the fragility of broken communities to fulfill a violent agenda, using fear-mongering tactics to build insurgencies from the ground up.
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When the powerful prey on the weak, they're not fulfilling justice; they're perverting the rule of law and committing heinous crimes in the process.
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Prey on easy is, again, the same game, just with the Phantoms a little less vicious, and Yu's resistance to damage tweaked distinctly upwards.
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For Res Publica, Editor-in-Chief Win McCormack examines how those with private interests will always prey on public resources in "A Commons Problem".
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The coronavirus outbreak has exposed a new pathway for hackers to prey on vulnerable victims, Crowdstrike CEO George Kurtz told CNBC's Jim Cramer Friday.
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If these allegations are true, why and how do you think he was able to prey on young Hollywood actresses for so many years?
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Mr. Freitas, who dedicates some of his time to rescuing caimans, said that the creatures do not prey on people, but could eat pets.
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Researchers also have identified the single-celled species that are the closest relatives to the animal kingdom — tiny aquatic protozoans that prey on bacteria.
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" But Mendes, who joined the BBG in 2009, said in an interview the letter is designed "to elicit fear and prey on partisan politics.
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To ensure these scammers have less time to prey on real people, New Zealand online safety organisation Netsafe has developed a tool called Re:scam.
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Premature removal of pressure will only give the Maduro regime more breathing room in which it will continue to prey on the Venezuelan people.
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Populist movements prey on the distinction between the failed tangible promises of mainstream leaders and their own abstract hollow slogans feeding on public cynicism.
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"As we speak, we are removing gang members, drug dealers and criminals that threaten our communities and prey on our citizens," Mr. Trump said.
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Foreign doctors, and others claiming to be medical professionals, prey on desperate women and girls in Lesotho, profiting from their abortions, according to police.
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Many of these centers deliberately locate themselves in low-income neighborhoods and communities of color in order to prey on women in those areas.
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" Ms. Phillipson described her submission as emblematic of today's world: "on the verge of collapse," with "other life-forms starting to prey on it.
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The so-called "payday lending" industry has been heavily criticized by those who say its interest rates and marketing tactics prey on vulnerable borrowers.
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What these ads do reveal, though, is how outside actors can leverage the tribal nature of American politics and prey on our worst tendencies.
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This is the Hollywood that created a way for Weinstein to prey on young women trying to get their start in the industry for decades.
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The high school becomes an enormous tower by night known as Tartarus, which is overrun by beasts known as Shadows who prey on unfortunate victims.
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Using these tactics, MLMs overwhelmingly prey on vulnerable populations—the poor, single mothers, retirees, and even people with chronic illnesses—and promise them the world.
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In the fields and factories where poor women work, managers can prey on them knowing that they have no other way to make a living.
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This allowed abusers to float from gym to gym, and continue to prey on athletes while the federations and gyms felt their hands were tied.
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With their elegant white gloves and their long, pointed heels masking hideous bodies, Dahl's witches lurk in ordinary society, waiting to prey on innocent children.
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Millions died in regional wars that ravaged eastern Congo between 1996-2003 and spawned dozens of armed groups that continue to prey on local populations.
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Crooked developers could prey on crypto novices, claiming their app works just the same as legitimate ones, and that it's safe because it uses Libra.
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"That anyone serving under the U.N. flag should prey on the vulnerable is truly an abomination," said Atul Khare, under-secretary-general for field support.
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Reddit user JasonsKetoAccount caught footage over the weekend of his pet duck Felix scaring off a hawk who'd attempted to prey on Felix's chicken friend.
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Until something is done, though, it's likely that cowbirds will continue to prey on the songbirds of the prairies, with no benefit to other species.
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Most of this shit is the parents' fault, you know, you're bringing your little kid here to prey on and fuck up a whole classroom.
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There are a lot of troubled people out there, and they know exactly how to prey on our worst fears and make them a reality.
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For serial sexual harassers, the preternatural sense of entitlement that leads them to prey on weaker individuals in the first place is a consistent thread.
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Besides preventing even more massive illegal immigration they are the last line of defense between us and criminals who might otherwise prey on our communities.
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And it was being investigated by law-enforcement agents across the country who worried it was being used by sexual predators to prey on children.
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Bradley Myles, CEO of the Polaris Project, which launched a human trafficking hotline, says traffickers often prey on those with trauma in their childhood history.
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This offseason, more than any since the start of their run, Juventus' recourse has been to prey on the less-established pretenders to their throne.
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It was conversation as frantic phone call; it was the scattershot, empty assurances Hannity and Trump have used to prey on insecurity their entire careers.
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Parts of Belgium were tropical 66.7 million years ago, when giant marine reptiles swam in the oceans and Tyrannosaurus rex stalked its prey on land.
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An American man has been sentenced to 17 years in prison after pleading guilty to traveling to the Dominican Republic to prey on underage girls.
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As one who has lived through the civil rights era, I hope we are beginning to unpack the systems that prey on people of color.
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By banding together, the migrants sought protection against the criminal gangs and corrupt officials who prey on people trying to reach the United States border.
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And we had one core, unifying goal: facing our abuser and confronting the culture that allowed him to prey on us without fear or punishment.
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Too few to even acknowledge, and those that were foolish enough to try and prey on the victims of Harvey were chased off or arrested.
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The Federal Trade Commission has warned that scams that prey on vulnerable people cost Americans more money than any other fraud reported to the agency.
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As the story goes, ringleader Samantha Barbash (in Hustlers, J. Lo's Ramona) recruited younger strippers prey on men at the Hustler Club in New York.
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Scams that prey on people's loneliness and emotional vulnerability cost Americans more money than any other fraud reported to the Federal Trade Commission in 2018.
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First, it appeared, ancestors with typical green and white camouflage greatly increased in size, probably to be able to prey on large pollinators, like bees.
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"It was determined that Saavedra used the kidnapping story as a ploy to prey on the unsuspecting citizen to steal the vehicle," the statement said.
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She says unscrupulous people have seen that orphanages are a way to make money, and they prey on the most vulnerable people in their communities.
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" Both the war on drugs and the war on the undocumented have cast "men of color as dangerous villains who prey on innocent community members.
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I think VCs prey on that situation where people don't have anything and they're desperate so they go try to raise a bunch of money.
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The Better Business Bureau and one state attorney general are warning the public to be on the watch for scammers who prey on dating site users.
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"Counterfeiters prey on poorer countries more than their richer counterparts, with up to 30 times greater penetration of fakes in the supply chain," said the report.
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"Social media and video games prey on user addiction, siphoning our kids' attention from the real world and extracting profits from fostering compulsive habits," Hawley said.
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In addition to habitat changes, scientists believe other drivers impacting biodiversity include climate change, species that prey on other forms of life, over-exploitation and pollution.
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The questionable people tend not to prey on the large dominant groups of white males bombing around the place like there's nothing to be afraid of.
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I find it incredibly difficult to believe they do not know of his predatory behavior, using his position within the company to prey on naive kids.
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As I roam its avenues and alleyways, I complain to friends in-game about jerkwads who prey on lower-level players, hunting us like defenseless deer.
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The stranger spins him a meandering tale of shape-shifters who prey on humans, hidden in the shadows of society since the Greek myth of Lycaon.
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" Source: Paladin Research & Registry "Prime bank scams prey on people who believe the ultrawealthy have exclusive investment opportunities that are not available to the general public.
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As the salaries of professional athletes across all sports grow larger, so, too, does the number of individuals seeking to prey on their successes and wealth.
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He had the power to play with emotions and prey on fear, the power to destroy these young actor's lives, careers, dreams, and hopes for humanity.
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In 53, after a complaint from a patient, the university conducted an internal investigation that cleared him, after which he continued to prey on more patients.
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Since then, many other women have emerged -- some publicly, some not -- with their own terrible allegations about Halperin abusing his authority to prey on young women.
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The Federal Trade Commission has said scams that prey on vulnerable people cost Americans more money than any other fraud reported to the agency last year.
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While scammers are especially active on dating apps, they also prey on people on social media sites that aren't generally used for dating, federal officials warn.
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The vehicle's outlandishly masculine aesthetic made marketing rather simple for the company — all it had to do was prey on a man's fear of being emasculated.
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The ordinary people are now more confident when they walk the streets at night knowing that there are less drug-crazed criminals who'd prey on them.
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Peddling a bouquet of grifts as varied as tax fraud and real estate scams, they prey on our suspicion of institutions, financial illiteracy, greed and despair.
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Women, Anne explains, "live at home, quiet, confined, and our feelings prey on us," which makes it almost impossible for them to fall out of love.
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The prevailing logic is predicated on fear: that by granting them access to the public restroom of their choice, they will prey on us, harm us.
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It's not that people who prey on trans women choose them because they are somehow intrinsically vulnerable; they have been made vulnerable because they have been criminalized.
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But the cost might be the loss of her humanity — her ability to recognize that the people Yale's Houses casually prey on don't deserve to be victimized.
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"In a country where armed groups routinely prey on civilians, peacekeepers should be protectors, not predators," said Hillary Margolis, a women's rights researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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It's time to shut down those who profess to want justice while making excuses for the inexcusable, for men who prey on and abuse and violate women.
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Beyond their visual intrusiveness, these ads prey on the uncertain user, foregoing the neutral simplicity of a "yes/no" option in favor of charged, shame-inducing language.
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Traffickers prey on poor indigenous families and their children by offering false promises of opportunities to study or good jobs, often as domestic workers or farm laborers.
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The first, centered on 16-year-old Girmay Mehari, revealed how smugglers prey on refugees' relatives worldwide to extract money for journeys that often end in death.
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The aftershocks of the new case against Epstein could lead to charges against employees who, according to the federal indictment against him, helped him prey on victims.
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"Tech support scams prey on people's fear of losing important work, family photos or sensitive identification information," said Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi (R) in a statement.
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Both center on allegations that secretive millionaires weaponized their philanthropic giving, cliques of connected friends, and private island paradises to prey on young victims and escape justice.
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"There's a special place in hell for people who prey on children," Trump told The Associated Press in an interview otherwise focused on tax reform published Wednesday.
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In this day where online privacy is on everyone's mind, Zozo found a way to prey on our insecurities in order to collect data on our bodies.
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"There's a special place in hell for people who prey on children," she told The Associated Press in an interview otherwise focused on tax reform last month.
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This was also a different time, when it was perhaps more accepted for powerful men to prey on young women, when women felt less able to protest.
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"We will not cede a community, a block or a street corner to violent thugs who peddle poison or gangs who prey on our children," Sessions said.
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My faith in the system provides hope that he wasn't able to find similar work in a position that would allow him to prey on other children.
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In one instance, Mr. Shepherd recalled, there were intelligence reports that a group of pickpockets was coming to Las Vegas to prey on attendees at a convention.
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Moreover, biologists say that urban coyotes actually benefit humans by eating rodents like rats, which can spread disease, and by culling feral cats, which prey on songbirds.
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On Friday, Pope Francis called on clerics who sexually abuse minors to turn themselves in, saying the Catholic Church would remove priests who prey on their flocks.
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Now, across the country in 20203 campaigns, those Republican voters are being targeted by mini horror movies that prey on fears of the other and the unknown.
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The Federal Trade Commission has warned that scams that prey on vulnerable people cost Americans more money than any other fraud reported to the agency last year.
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The insects that prey on these herbivores are also confused by vehicle exhaust, partly because the summoning molecules released by damaged plants are degraded by air pollution.
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They have floated a plan to release tiny wasps from China that prey on the lanternflies, but more research is needed before that idea could be feasible.
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"Don't Breathe" (Sony), a critical and commercial hit from last summer about young thieves who prey on a blind man, was really a commentary on social decay.
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But just as there are carnivorous plants like the Venus flytrap, mantises prey on hummingbirds and other small-to-middling birds more often than most people realize.
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Qiu deftly exposes the interplay between hate and desire, illustrating how the compulsion to prey on queer and gender nonconforming people is often born of repressed desire.
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"Organized crime groups prey on the vulnerable and help them cross borders illegally for hefty sums," said Jurgen Stock, secretary general of INTERPOL, which led the crackdown.
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Feral cats travel long distances toward burned areas to prey on fleeing native reptiles; in Australia, feral cats eat as many as 650 million reptiles each year.
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Instagram could follow suit, building a special section of its apps just for kids where they're quarantined from conversing with older users that might prey on them.
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At regular meetings of the company's managers, free alcohol was provided and male employees were said to prey on their female co-workers, according to the filings.
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Prior to her father's decision to endorse Moore, she said "there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children," referring to the Moore allegations.
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Terrorists benefit from safe havens, and jihadist groups in particular prey on weak states or those caught up in civil wars — such as Afghanistan, Libya, Somalia, and Yemen.
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Lizzie's father and his friend John are opposites, financially — Andrew is successful, while John is always scraping by — but they both prey on the women in their lives.
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In Ms Mozley's vision, vestiges of that tooth-and-claw order still exist in today's world: the powerful prey on the weak in lawless pockets of the country.
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Driving back to Chahuites, I asked the head officer of the municipal police, Jose Hilario Cruz Castillejos, why it's so difficult to catch those who prey on migrants.
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After that conflict ended, Iturians experienced a decade of relative respite from ethnic violence, though local militias continued to battle government forces and prey on the local population.
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Republican Senator Lee Bright, who sponsored the measure, said he feared adult men would use more lenient bathroom policies as an excuse to prey on women and children.
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It's an effort to reassure its riders and address concerns that it had not done enough to keep people from using its service to prey on potential victims.
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" As happens in "La Désintégration," recruiters for jihad can prey on those feelings, telling their recruits: "'There are other Muslims like you who are suffering in the world.
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Allowing a large disaffected youth to fester without positive role models in positions of authority could be dangerous if that helps extremists, who often prey on the vulnerable.
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But then a state moratorium on the sport hunting of mountain lions caused an increase in lion numbers, and some of those lions began to prey on bighorn.
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HUD's transgender policy would not provide a "get-out-of-jail-free card" for men who take advantage of the rules to prey on homeless women, Stacy said.
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In 2018, the New York Times reported a third-party company used data from the SAT's pre-survey to prey on select students for a college prep event.
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His administration failed to convince evictees of the policy's long-term benefits — better sanitation, health care, education — allowing Islamist groups to prey on fears about mounting economic inequality.
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Guatemala has Latin America's worst rates of child malnutrition and street gangs like the Mara Salvatrucha prey on minors, making it an often dangerous place to grow up.
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"I love to see that Nature is so rife with life that myriads can be afforded to be sacrificed and suffered to prey on one another," Thoreau writes.
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For games, it could motivate developers to make stuff that's less scammy, moving them away from in-app purchases that prey on the weak points in our psychology.
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"I don't want to see fintech's positive potential hijacked to become a source of new, more powerful platforms to prey on consumers on a massive scale," he said.
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App features like the "First Scope" feed may have been fun for new users, but, as Golberg noted, also an easy way for men to prey on young women.
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And he might focus more on rebuilding the domestic economy than on mucking around in foreign elections and allowing his goons to prey on harmless shamans and thoughtful reporters.
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In fact, some may actively prey on users, Fiona Vera-Gray, PhD, a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at Durham Law School and Rape Crisis Helpline Operations Coordinator, told Broadly.
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It&aposs an effort to reassure its riders and address concerns that it hadn&apost done enough to keep crooks from using its service to prey on potential victims.
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Bannon even indirectly mocked Ivanka Trump — alluding to her quote that "there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children" — while heaping praise upon her father.
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The agency has also brought charges against several individuals and firms that have fraudulently used or marketed cryptocurrencies to prey on the wide gulf between investor interest and education.
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Ivanka also denounced disgraced former Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore before her father withdrew his endorsement, saying "There's a special place in hell for people who prey on children."
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They prey on people seeking opportunity and financial freedom, and lead them down a path to financial ruin until their bank accounts are drained and their dreams are shattered.
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"The Malawian authorities must ensure that people with albinism no longer live in fear of organized criminal gangs who prey on their body parts," he added in a statement.
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In those areas, the cheetahs suffer from loss of habitat, the animals they prey on are often hunted for bushmeat, and young cats are captured for sale as pets.
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Though men who prey on adult women have rarely before now been punished, for instance, the men in the group home, having preyed on children, have been punished repeatedly.
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I've done a good job convincing myself that if I didn't exercise, I would unleash the many predators that seek their elderly prey on couches, but not on treadmills.
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He pulled up stakes and left the country: a clear victory for a post-Soviet nation hoping to escape the clutches of crooked elites who prey on the populace.
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Over the past two weeks, prosecutors said Weinstein was a powerful movie producer who used that power to prey on young, inexperienced women hoping to establish their movie careers.
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Deadly Germs, Lost Cures Drug-resistant germs, including Candida auris, prey on severely ill patients in skilled nursing facilities, a problem sometimes amplified by poor care and low staffing.
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Instead, it's packed with signs that Lehane sold this story to the movies, which he did, in 2015, and that he loves the Hitchcock classics that prey on mistrust.
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It's right that producers have stopped employing the stars who might prey on children who adore them or offer career perks to younger co-stars in return for sex.
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It's not clear whether these antibiotic-resistant bacteria spring out of hospitals and clinics, or if they're already in the population and prey on the most vulnerable among us.
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Don't let the bushy coats fool you: The stars of this documentary, arctic wolves, are shrewd and dangerous hunters who prey on musk oxen, animals much bigger than them.
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Even the much-criticized Kochs have thrown their weight behind criminal justice reforms and the fight against civil asset forfeiture, a way local police departments prey on poor people.
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The metastasizing threat of radical Islam and images of desperate migrants stealing across the Mediterranean on huge dinghies have provided Leavers with the perfect backdrop to prey on prevailing anxieties.
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All of the men seemed to prey on Carlson's relative inexperience at the time — as well as the fact that she was unlikely to say anything, as few women do.
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The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency used the case to blast San Francisco over its sanctuary policy that "shields criminal aliens who prey on the community," The Chronicle reported.
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"Ragworms, Gammaridea [shrimp-like] crustaceans and other marine organisms have made their homes there, and channel rockfish, conger and snow crabs come to prey on them," The Japan Times reported.
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Littlefinger, in an attempt to prey on suspicions about the person Arya has turned into, tries to plant the fear in Sansa's head that her little sister wants her dead.
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Neema has already generated $30,000 in revenue from its 1,000 users in Israel, and is now launching in the U.S. to disrupt greedy financial services that prey on the poor.
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Faced with a situation where someone had enormous power over him and decided to prey on him, he did what he needed to do in order to get out alive.
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But Telegram is an equally easy choice for cryptocurrency profiteers who use it to prey on less sophisticated investors, often via pump-and-dumps like those arranged by Crypto Callz.
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Kalil, 225, was among a group of python hunters Thursday working to rid Everglades National Park and surrounding areas of the non-native species of pythons that prey on wildlife.
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The film reads like an obvious nod to iconic horror story-turned-film The Most Dangerous Game, which follows a hunter who becomes prey on a wealthy man's private island.
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Traffickers prey on poor indigenous families with false promises of good jobs in cities and tourist hotspots in Nicaragua and across its borders, often as domestic workers or farm laborers.
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She knew too much about the predators who prey on black children when no one is watching and she made it her mission to protect us as best she could.
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"Tech support scams prey on consumers' legitimate concerns about malware, viruses and other cyber threats," said Tom Pahl, acting director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection in a release.
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Criminals prey on illegal aliens knowing that these crime victims are reluctant to notify police to report them for fear of being found to be in the country illegally themselves.
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The case plunged dozens of family in Vietnam into sorrow and shed a grim light on smugglers that prey on desperate people trying to reach Europe for a better future.
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According to Heid, while Apple's reach makes the company itself a target, it also means it's more likely to be used by the specific groups hackers want to prey on.
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"In a country where armed groups routinely prey on civilians, peacekeepers should be protectors, not predators," Hillary Margolis, women's rights researcher at Human Rights Watch, said in a news release.
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"These criminals who prey on our communities will be discovered, and along with our law enforcement partners, the men and women of DEA will bring them to justice," he added.
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Google and Facebook, which together dominate the market for digital ads, will no longer allow bail bonds services, which advocates say prey on vulnerable people, to advertise on their platforms.
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" Nielsen, who added that she was offended by Gutierrez's comments, said those compassionate examples included mitigating human trafficking and helping migrants avoid people who "prey on them and abuse them.
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Publicly, they say the right things, expressing approval and joining in the chorus of voices that applaud the takedown of maleficent characters who prey on vulnerable women in the workplace.
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Electricity and running water were cut off at the Manus camp, and workers took down the perimeter fencing that protected the men from the local gangs who prey on them.
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If you look at digital advertising, which is really the heart of all of this, it is a 7,20063 headed hydra, just waiting to sort of prey on our data.
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If you look at digital advertising, which is really the heart of all of this, it is a 7,20163 headed hydra, just waiting to sort of prey on our data.
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The producers told Entertainment Weekly that they decided to use the situation of Trump sexually harassing Meg to show that men like Trump can attempt to prey on vulnerable people.
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"The security situation gives room to these criminal gangs and to these smuggling groups to prey on the migrants and their wish to leave a rather unsafe country," she said.
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"She's turned murderers and other violent criminals loose to prey on St. Louis's most vulnerable citizens and has time and time agains, falsely accused police of wrongdoing," the statement reads.
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Yet Valentine's Day, and the days leading up to it, is the peak season for scammers who prey on the heart strings, and purse strings, of those looking for love.
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Insisting that all encounters are consensual because Weinstein is some kind of playboy is exactly the attitude that allowed him (and others like him) to prey on women for so long.
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The interview comes on the heels of the allegations made by Wade Robson and James Safechuck in "Leaving Neverland," which all but suggest Michael would exclusively prey on young male victims.
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In doing so, they whipped up furor against Republican elites, setting the stage for a principle-free huckster to prey on angry voters' emotions to advance a fundamentally anti-conservative agenda.
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A backlash has already begun, with Twitter users and activists calling the hashtag manufactured to prey on the white people's fear that black people and the larger BLM movement are dangerous.
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I spoke to the mayor of Atlanta, and their feeling is it's not cool to prey on a vulnerable population and there's issues of consent within some people who experience homelessness.
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That may seem to have little bearing on the subject of the conference: there is abundant evidence to show that heterosexuals are as likely as homosexuals to prey on the young.
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"I think we have to recognise that radicalizers look to generate a profile, look to prey on the vulnerable, and we need to be thoughtful about how we report their activity."
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The Minnesota Vikings were the latest opponent to prey on his combustible nature on Monday, as they grabbed, hit and irritated Beckham to one of the worst games of his career.
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As long as con artists can use these platforms to prey on people's most base desires, social media sites will continue to reflect the worst of human nature back at us.
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The prosecution countered that it was Mr. Cosby who had been a deceiver, hiding behind his amiable image as America's Dad to prey on women that he first incapacitated with intoxicants.
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"Protecting New York's children is priority number one and, as technology evolves, we must ensure these advances don't become new avenues for dangerous predators to prey on new victims," Cuomo said.
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And what identity politics does is it seeks to exploit fear, it seeks to exploit ignorance and it seeks to exploit differences among people and prey on those on those differences.
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Most people in society are harmless sheep, the theory goes; a small number are wolves that prey on the sheep; and an equally small number are sheepdogs that confront the wolves.
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But at the same time, we are greatly concerned about a recent Congressional action that could make it more difficult to punish companies that want to prey on future American entrepreneurs.
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The centerpiece of this strategy is to interrupt and apprehend the recruiters who prey on weak, disaffected youths and then manipulate them into dangerous antagonists capable of horrific acts of violence.
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Drops in water levels reduced the numbers of fish for terns to eat, and coyotes and other animals could easily cross to the islands to prey on tern eggs and chicks.
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If they stole from the poor to give to the rich, allowed pollution to fill the skies, and enabled banks to prey on consumers, voters would punish them at the polls.
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More than a fable about the clash of tradition and modernity, "Ixcanul" is finally a painful illustration of the ease with which those who have can prey on those who don't.
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"Full-disk encrypted operating systems provide criminals an invaluable tool to prey on women, children, and threaten our freedoms while making the legal process of judicial court orders, useless," he said.
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The eastern cougar could prey on enough deer in its historic range to prevent 155 human deaths and 21,400 human injuries, and save $63 billion, over the course of 30 years.
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Mr. Sutherland regularly checks box traps set in the forest to catch ferrets, stoats and rats that prey on the young, flightless birds, refilling the traps with fresh eggs for bait.
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Thus, if a bad actor gains access to the network they can prey on this system of trust and use it to manipulate or intercept the signaling information that is sent.
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Trying and potentially punishing the priest today would send a strong signal to future abusers and their abettors that they will not enjoy impunity if they prey on society's most vulnerable.
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"Ivanka Trump says 'there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children,' and 'I have no reason to doubt the victims' accounts,'" a narrator says in the advertisement.
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His ideas channel confusion and anger into comfortable solutions that prey on fear but will never address the root causes, which include growing income disparity and diminishing standards in public schools.
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Hang Do Thi Duc, a Berlin-based coder, privacy researcher, and Mozilla Fellow, questions that exhibitionist impulse—and the companies that prey on it—in her new project, Public by Default.
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Tyree became concerned that her husband was a pedophile who might prey on her children, so the marriage lasted just three years; at age 153 Tyree found herself a single mom.
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But law enforcement authorities say a Connecticut man used them to prey on women, including a nurse in Queens he met through Tinder who was strangled to death earlier this month.
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He said nothing to me besides an initial greeting, but the scene alone suggested a troubling possibility: that despair could find meaning in extremism, or that extremism might prey on despair.
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Yet Valentine's Day, and the days leading up to it, are the peak season for fraudsters who prey on the heart strings, and purse strings, of those looking for love online.
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With financing from extremist sources in the Middle East, groups such as al-Shabaab and Boko Haram prey on unemployed youths, exploiting their hopelessness to spread their brand of militant Islamism.
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But without a class action, the potential class members would most likely have no practical way to seek a recovery and foreign corporations would be free to prey on American consumers.
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"Social media and video games prey on user addiction, siphoning our kids' attention from the real world and extracting profits from fostering compulsive habits," Hawley said in a statement on his website.
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"I now realize the ways in which these men in power prey on women, and how this tactic is used so frequently in our industry, and surely, in many others," she said.
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The originators of these tweets might post them as a joke or as a way to get retweets, but they prey on sympathetic Twitter users who will share them without thinking twice.
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There are also strong incentives to create misleading headlines, whether it's because it could make the story more popular, or because it makes ridiculous claims that prey on desperate people, Oransky says.
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As they describe in Current Biology, a vegetable called the parachute plant uses chemical signals to trick carnivorous flies into believing the insects those flies prey on are lying wounded inside it.
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And politicians that would prey on peoples' angst and their fears would not gain the kind of support that appears that, at least temporarily, that they're gaining in the United States today.
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In the wild world of cryptocurrency trading that's largely untouched by regulation, the spread of fake news and unsubstantiated rumors is becoming common practice among bad actors looking to prey on novices.
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The song called for men not to prey on inebriated women but to take them home, "let her sleep all alone / Leave her keys on the counter, your number by the phone".
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They aim to create a fleet of eagles that can take to the skies and prey on drones that infringe air space or hamper official operations such as emergency air ambulance landings.
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"It is, as the historian Nicolaus Mills has put it, a 'culture of humiliation,' in which those who prey on the vulnerable in the service of clicks and ratings are handsomely rewarded."
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But a few months ago, I was surprised to learn that a large network of young men also whisper stories about a powerful gay artistic director who prefers to prey on men.
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Quilliam researcher Nikita Malik said militants prey on children because of their lack of "mental and physical resilience", and attract new recruits by offering food, protection, transport and money through people smugglers.
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The gangs prey on everyone, from shopkeepers to bus passengers, but are particularly dangerous for teenagers and young adults who face tremendous physical and sexual pressure to give in to the gangs.
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His refusal to immediately disavow and distance himself from the hate-inspired groups who support his daily tirades that prey on the fears and frustration of all Americans should give one pause.
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These companies prey on precarity by offering high-cost loans to cash-strapped borrowers, making billions of dollars annually even as their customers often get stuck in a vicious cycle of deprivation.
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"It's a welcome move, but as long as families are hungry and older men prey on young girls, the law alone will not protect our children," Ndlovu told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The rules announced by the agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, are likely to sharply curtail the use of payday loans, which critics say prey on the vulnerable through their huge fees.
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One hallmark of the Spanish flu pandemic of 225 was that it didn't just prey on the very young and old; it killed seemingly healthy people in the prime of their lives.
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The DA's office should be investigating the hospital for allowing this doctor to prey on so many patients over decades, when they had indication from multiple sources that he was acting inappropriately.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 42%Synopsis: Quinn Abercromby (Bale) works as a fire chief in a desolate future where fire-breathing beasts roam the earth and prey on the few people left alive.
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It is, as the historian Nicolaus Mills has put it, a "culture of humiliation," in which those who prey on the vulnerable in the service of clicks and ratings are handsomely rewarded.
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On France's northern coast during the Belle Epoque era leading up to World War One, a family of mussel harvesters prey on the rich who spend their holidays by the Cote d'Opale.
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Americans need to remain vigilant to guard against tax fraud, which picks up around this time of year as crooks prey on taxpayers' anxiety and urgency to file their returns, experts said.
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"We expect that the great majority of these parents are exactly who they claim to be … but we have to protect children from people who would prey on them," White told reporters.
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Our tribal police departments are significantly under-resourced and historically lacked authority to prosecute non-tribal members who feel emboldened to prey on native women in our homes and on our lands.
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"Otters prey on a wide variety of food, and one of their main courses is sea urchins, which contribute to the degradation of the kelp forest because urchins eat kelp," says Hoffman.
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"I am sure their recruiters used that opportunity to prey on young people - and even the old ones, because there are no jobs... they are sitting ducks for extremist organizations," he said.
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Crack made it a lot harder to get by in a place where all the weak and poor had to prey on were, for the most part, other weak and poor people.
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Until we respond to the claims of his alleged victims with the same tenacity that we did for Weinstein's accusers, men like him will continue to prey on women in their own communities.
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On the California Channel islands, for example, the introduction of the feral pigs led to more golden eagles to prey on the pigs, and therefore more eagles preying on the island's native foxes.
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Troubling news broke last month that the network's targeted ads were sometimes designed to prey on teenage users' perceived insecurities, which isn't entirely surprising given teens' tendency to air out their feelings online.
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In interview with "CBS This Morning," Ross and 2016 Olympic team gold medalist Madison Kocian said a "culture of silence" within USA Gymnastics had allowed Nassar to prey on young athletes for years.
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Traffickers often prey on lone children caught up in chaotic scenes such as Cyclone Idai, they said, while parents might marry off their young girls as they struggle to eke out a life.
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Millions died in regional conflicts in eastern Congo between 1996-2003, most from hunger and disease, and dozens of armed groups continue to fight over natural resources and prey on the civilian population.
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This is largely because these raccoons have little to fear: Most of the large carnivores that prey on raccoons—such as cougars and wolves—were wiped out from the islands a century ago.
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She said she has enough faith in her children's characters to know that they wouldn't prey on someone weaker, but she wonders what she can do to make sure she raises empowered bystanders.
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People providing pumping treatments often prey on vulnerable transgender individuals with body dysmorphia who are willing to risk their lives to change their bodies so that they're in line with their gender identity.
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It would just make more sense to brand the deal as an end-of-summer of beginning-of-fall promotion, rather than to seemingly prey on the vulnerability of young high school students.
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After it became clear that bad actors, including Russian trolls, had used Facebook to prey on users' political views during the 2016 race, Facebook pledged to better safeguard election integrity around the world.
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The ranges of the great white sharks and killer whales overlap in the Northern Pacific, especially during the fall and early winter, when they both meet on coastal sites to prey on seals.
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" On the podcast, Anderson describes it as a look at "how [for-profit colleges] prey on the aspirations of those who are seeking a college education in order to have a better life.
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Platforms like Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram either bring people together in novel and fun ways, or they breed narcissism and become a hunting ground for cliques and bullies to prey on vulnerable kids.
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But it's increasingly clear that police who abuse their power, who prey on the vulnerable, or who target people of color have nothing, or close to nothing, to fear from the federal government.
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On Wednesday, the police arrested more than a dozen ticket sellers in what officials said was a crackdown on vendors who prey on tourists by offering fake tickets to the Statue of Liberty.
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He was celebrated by the culture warriors for promising stability in a changing world, all while he warped the message of Jesus to build an empire for himself and prey on the vulnerable.
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That's what makes the Moore allegations so disgusting: that he could have knowingly used his position as a district attorney in Alabama to prey on vulnerable teen girls and intimidate them into silence.
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Warming oceans, while detrimental to some fish, may be creating beneficial growing conditions for some cephalopods, and overfishing could potentially reduce the numbers of fish that prey on the squishy snacks, she said.
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It makes no sense to subsidize those who use the law to prey on the weak and not provide any support for those who try to use the law to protect the weak.
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Satyarthi has also been pushing for a global agency, like Interpol, to be set up to tackle organized trafficking gangs that prey on children, using modern technology to maintain and share records globally.
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It seems my supervisor, as well as many others in the office, felt either powerless or, in some cases, indifferent to refuse Mr. Meier his requests for opportunities to prey on young women.
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Cathy Yan, director of Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey, shared on Twitter that she would "not be opposed to putting Birds of Prey on VOD earlier" in response to the Universal Pictures news.
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Authorities say some of the schemes have become increasingly complex, and many of the people who fall victim are younger and unsuspecting because they falsely believe that fraudsters only prey on the elderly.
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"This is a case about a sexual predator who used his position within the university and community to repeatedly prey on young boys," Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly said of Sandusky in 22012.
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"These perpetrators use violence, they use intimidation, they use fear to prey on vulnerable victims," Acting Assistant Attorney General John Gore, who heads the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, said in an interview.
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Now, in the wake of #MeToo, the stories paint an eerily familiar picture: A powerful man takes advantage of his gatekeeper status to prey on vulnerable young women who were committed to their craft.
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"While we closely monitor the caravan crisis, we must remain mindful of the transnational criminal organizations and other criminals that prey on the vulnerabilities of those undertaking the irregular migration journey," the statement said.
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A monstrous, meat-eating flying reptile that had a wingspan of a small airplane, could walk on all fours and stalked its prey on land has been found in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia.
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So, speaking of this organic nature of all of this… One of the ways that cults and very aggressive militias like this work, is that they prey on people's fears and they divide people.
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There were plenty of red flags for anyone willing to look, but the nature of its outlandish proposal allowed Mars One to prey on the intrinsic optimism and curiosity of would-be space explorers.
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Aaron Gordon In a blog post last year, one woman accused Steven Mitchell, a living legend in the swing-dancing world, of using his position to prey on women; soon more victims came forward.
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Keren Riley of Reunite, a grass-roots organization that helps return trafficked children to their birth mothers, says facilitators on the ground prey on vulnerable moms, often widows, promising educational opportunities for their children.
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It has proven a formidable opponent for the Philippine military, with its small, agile and well-equipped network entrenched in the jungles of two southern islands, from which they prey on slow cargo boats.
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Networks of these health centers, disguised in name as "crisis pregnancy centers," prey on women at vulnerable times in their lives by lying about their options and using outright falsehoods to push political agendas.
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As a rule, I'm turned off by the gimmicky, ultra-rigid plans and programs that prey on people looking for a quick fix — think pills, shakes, frozen meal plans, point systems, and "detox" teas.
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"Protecting New York's children is priority number one and, as technology evolves, we must ensure these advances don't become new avenues for dangerous predators to prey on new victims," Cuomo said in a statement.
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The latter is a phenomenon which is increasingly on the rise in the NT, as gangs and drug traffickers from southern provinces move north to prey on a population that is vulnerable to addiction.
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Scammers who use phone calls and robocalls to reach their victims are taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic to prey on fears and uncertainty, according to The Washington Post citing robocall blocking app, YouMail.
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We want to ensure that citizens do not feel disconnected from government, terrorist groups do not get to prey on the grievances of local communities and ordinary people can count on a stable future.
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We ignore the stories of young girls, the harm that is done to them, in favor of the stories told by the charming older men who prey on them, My Dark Vanessa tells us.
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Four other women, including actress Annabella Sciorra, also testified that Weinstein sexually attacked them as prosecutors sought to show that he used his power in the movie industry to prey on young, inexperienced women.
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But advocates for the victims and public interest groups argue that the legislation would allow scam artists and identity thieves to prey on victims of asbestos exposure who have filed claims with the trusts.
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A radio tower for the US Customs and Border Protection near the US-Mexico border has been plagued by vultures that roost there and drop feces, vomit, and even prey on the buildings below.
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" Sessions, who has established a "Chicago Gun Strike Force" to address violence in the city, on Monday said Chicago has "adopted an official policy of protecting criminal aliens who prey on their own residents.
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It has said traffickers prey on the increasing number of Afghans who have been deported or decided to return from neighboring Iran and Pakistan, as well as those uprooted by conflict inside the country.
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" American values "being shredded," Biden warns During his speech at Chatham House, Biden warned of the forces he believes are threatening democracies, citing "demagogues and the charlatans" who "prey on people's fears, stoking prejudices.
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Those who would use religion to prey on those looking to hear a word from Jesus are more than just criminals who use their cunning to traumatize people, as if that weren't awful enough.
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It is also drawing attention to a well-established culture in music that has long allowed older men to prey on young girls and, perhaps until now, has rendered it immune to the #MeToo movement.
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No one is saying that better players should not win money off worse players, but it should not be at this rate and it should not be with misleading advertisements that prey on consumer confidence.
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"I think that there are many companies that prey on many parents' worst fears," says Alexandra David, 31, an attorney in Minneapolis who now stays home with her 2-month-old and 2-year-old.
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"Today, we have cast a wide net in our ongoing efforts to prosecute the violent offenders, narcotics traffickers, and convicted felons who continue to prey on our local communities," Ferrer said in a prepared statement.
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It's not hard to see Slender Man's tendency to prey on the of innocence children as a way for the internet to work through the effect this technology has had on the world at large.
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"What this man has done for a period of almost a decade is ... prey on Alzheimer's patients because they're forgetful and they can't remember and oftentimes they die," the prosecutor told the judge during sentencing.
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It only came out recently that Split (2016), starring James McAvoy as a man who uses multiple personalities to prey on girls, was intended as a stealth follow-up to Shyamalan's 2010 superhero thriller Unbreakable.
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In the Moore case, Ivanka did publicly break from her father by saying, "There's a special place in hell for people who prey on children" and that she has no reason to doubt the victims.
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Little to no jail time is common for first-time offenders The victim in the case decried the plea for shielding Anderson from time in custody, alleging that he may continue to prey on women.
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" That also served as a jab at the president's elder daughter, Ivanka Trump, who said after the allegations against Moore surfaced that there is a "special place in hell for people who prey on children.
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They prey on people looking to sell their gold to cash in on the high prices and on people looking to buy gold for its traditional role as a storehouse of value in uncertain times.
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Most of the industry follows practices that prey on behavioral norms — people will pay the minimum payment by default because that's what seems logical, rather than paying what is most healthy for them to pay.
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However, Biles wanted the institution to launch an investigation to better understand how Nassar was able to prey on so many young women, and how the sport's governing body attempted to cover up his crimes.
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He vented his annoyance when his daughter Ivanka castigated Mr. Moore by saying there was "a special place in hell for people who prey on children," according to three staff members who heard his comments.
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No longer consuming what they produce would mean pulling the rug out from under their feet, and most likely prompt criminal groups to prey on civilians even more aggressively to make up for lost income.
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While issues of abuses in charities are not limited to those focusing on the military, it is some of the most fertile ground to seed confusion and prey on the generosity and patriotism of others.
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When talking about criminal justice, she was the only candidate to strongly emphasize that communities of color's need for fairness extends to a need for law enforcement to arrest the criminals who prey on them.
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The lead prosecutor, Joan Illuzzi, told the court that people who knew Mr. Weinstein described him as a sociopathic manipulator and a "monster" who used his power in the film industry to prey on women.
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Nicole's brief comments in the Facebook group Teen Dating and Flirting, a site replete with sexually charged messages — including some that appear to be from adults looking to prey on young people — have also created unease.
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That group appeared to begin as a collection of about 160 who decided to band together in Honduras for protection against the gangs who prey on migrants traveling alone and snowballed as the group moved north.
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The march appeared to begin as a group of about 160 who decided to band together in Honduras for protection against the gangs who prey on migrants travelling alone and snowballed as the group moved north.
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If you believe Drake, the women in his life sue him, sell his secrets, prey on him, sneak out in his car for trips to the corner store, and ruin his trips to the Cheesecake Factory.
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And America's supposed decline becomes its finest hour, because we came together to say "no" to those who would prey on our human weakness and instead chose leadership that serves, helping us look up, not down.
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Authorities in New Jersey have arrested two dozen men — including a policeman and a firefighter — in a sting operation that targeted alleged predators accused of using online video games like Fortnite to prey on innocent children.
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Editorial The federal government's failure over decades to regulate for-profit colleges freed the schools to prey on veterans, minorities and the poor by saddling students with crushing debt and giving them worthless degrees in return.
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Despite valiant efforts by a few, Punjab remains the same today as three years ago—at the thin mercy of a strong mafia state that executes wide smuggling compasses, and continues to prey on the young.
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So it's inexplicable that the president has remained silent in the face of Russian actions to enable actors who prey on the very American companies and their employees and customers whom the administration claims to champion.
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As the brush grows thicker it can feed powerful flames; they sweep down the same routes in the San Gabriel and Santa Monica Mountains that packs of coyotes follow to prey on our dogs and cats.
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I knew that the farthest I could run from my abuser, and the people that let him prey on children for decades, was to choose the opposite of what that man, and his enablers, had become.
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But it's likely that the relief will prove temporary if the president continues to use his office as a bully pulpit of division that spews hateful vitriol and conspiracy theories that prey on his supporters' fears.
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In the years that followed, she performed sexual favors for Ailes — in addition to career help, she sometimes received hard cash in exchange — and, at his insistence, recruited other young women for him to prey on.
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Nevertheless, four years of political turmoil, heavy emigration, fiscal chaos, and a recently imposed federal control board have provided a ripe environment to prey on voters' fears of further cuts in federal funding or economic instability.
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Mr. Arriola, elected commissioner last year, was unsparing in his assessment, saying many cafes are competing in a "race to the bottom" and trying to "prey on tourists" with bait-and-switch schemes and other scams.
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And if Saudi Arabia allowed more Africans to travel there legally to work, it would help prevent tragedies like the one last week and put the ruthless smugglers who prey on young Africans out of business.
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Actually fighting back would be a valid way to describe the present state of the environment only if there were some new hunter to prey on humans or perhaps a virus that lays our species low.
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Firms were found to prey on some of society's most vulnerable customers, highlighted by the case of an insurer who used aggressive sales techniques to sell an opaque product to a young man with Down Syndrome.
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But many parks are magnets for poachers, and WWF expends much of its energy — and money — in a global battle against the organized criminal gangs that prey on the endangered species the charity was founded to protect.
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What's more, this particular postseason seemed to prey on players and managers' desires to compensate for the randomness with sheer will, to swing bigger and throw harder and make more moves, to tinker their way to certainty.
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San Antonio Spurs great Duncan, who is now retired, said in a statement he was afraid that without a strong sentence, financial advisers would feel they were free to prey on young, impressionable and suddenly wealthy athletes.
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Lackawanna County District Attorney Mark Powell said that Wednesday verdict "sends a message loud and clear that if you take advantage of a position of trust and prey on young people, you will be brought to justice."
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Without the threat of a cell to keep them in check, the strong and selfish would prey on the weak, as they do in countries where the state is too feeble to run a proper justice system.
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"This investigation opens a window into a secret world where sexual predators prey on young children around the globe," Dave Shaw, a special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations in San Diego, said in a statement.
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"There are some people who think they're going to make some money out of this and prey on a community and promote drug use in a community," Brookhaven supervisor Ed Romaine said at a press conference Monday.
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They understand, and prey on, public sentiment—introducing the Los Angeles Police Department's systemic racism as the backbone of their defence—while the prosecution barely considers its importance, blindly believing that evidence alone will convict Mr Simpson.
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They enjoy talking alongside farm roads, or over morning coffee; they do not shout for the sake of being the loudest voice in the room nor do they prey on people's fears to confuse the community deliberately.
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In conversations with CNN, multiple women pointed to the elevators on Capitol Hill as a place where staff and members prey on women and say they have been advised to avoid riding alone with men if possible.
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To find a lasting solution, he said, the federal government must address decades of management policies that have eradicated wolves and mountain lions, which prey on horses, from public lands, creating a landscape where horses reproduce rapidly.
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Bannon made fun of Ivanka Trump Ivanka Trump drew massive amounts of national attention when she said that "there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children" in regard to the accusations against Moore.
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Last October, after a DraftKings employee won a major jackpot on FanDuel's site, Mr. Schneiderman's office began an inquiry into whether employees of the companies had used inside information to prey on customers on each other's sites.
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"The DA's office should be investigating the hospital for allowing this doctor to prey on so many patients over decades, when they had indication from multiple sources that he was acting inappropriately," she said in a statement.
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In 2007, the police dropped a case into the illegal shooting of two endangered birds of prey on one of the Queen's estates after interviewing Harry and two others who denied that they had killed the birds.
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Initially, Wilton tried to continue making videos, which became darker and darker, littered with threats of legal action against any YouTuber who accused him of using his status in the Minecraft community to prey on his underage fans.
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Other species have been observed to engage in this type of behavior, including shikes who impale their living prey on thorns or barbed wire, and shrews who use their venom to paralyze mice, which are then devoured slowly.
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A mega-corporation traps them into a contract, forcing them to prey on civilian and transport ships that they wouldn't have targeted on their own, while the AIs that followed them off Barbary Station have their own agenda.
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Sean Parker, one of Facebook's early investors recently told Axios that the platform was specifically designed to prey on our need for validation from one another—the need for that validation being one of our greatest psychological weaknesses.
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ON JULY 10th police in O'Fallon, a Missouri town of about 80,000 people, made a statement about the modus operandi of an armed gang that had been using "Pokémon Go", a video game, to prey on the locals.
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Regional wars in eastern Congo, which holds vast reserves of gold, tin, coltan and other minerals, between 1996-2003 killed millions and spawned dozens of armed groups that continue to exploit natural resources and prey on local populations.
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Assistant District Attorney Joan Illuzzi urged jurors to convict Weinstein, saying the once powerful producer used his position in the film industry to prey on women and that those who testified against him had no reason to lie.
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Prosecutors said Holtzclaw used his position of authority to prey on women in a low-income neighborhood near the state capitol, forcing himself upon them after stopping them while on patrol to check for outstanding warrants or drug paraphernalia.
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I'd thought of them in the same way as I did most other premium blind boxes: I personally like being able to toss devs a few extra bucks, but they're often designed to prey on those with addictive personalities.
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He equates his own sexual conquests to his falcon's capture of prey, comparing the stains of menstrual blood on his bed sheets left by the women he brings home to the stain of his bird's prey on its feathers.
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Groups representing ranchers and hunters, which strongly supported the delisting of Yellowstone-area bears because they can prey on livestock and big-game animals like elk favored by sportsmen, did not immediately respond to requests for comment on Wednesday.
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But because the qualifying criteria for the next debate in September gets twice as hard, outsider candidates face a make-or-break moment and have every incentive to prey on top-tier candidates to create a viral television moment.
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PHOTOGRAPHER BEHIND VIRAL IMAGE OF STARVING POLAR BEAR RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE NARRATIVE The animals typically prey on seals, and are known to be "masters of their environment" due to having no natural enemies, according to National Geographic.
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And those broken people began to search for understanding outside of their surroundings—some of them wound up sitting across the virtual table from calculating merchants of violence like ISIS who prey on the lost with a false ideology.
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That's the thing about New Orleans: No one can bear to leave for higher, safer ground, not the evil men who prey on the city's innocents or the decent folks who try to save them, and certainly not Maureen.
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To prey on children's intimate fears and hopes—abandonment, ugliness, vulnerability, physical terror, desire to be admired and have agency—but to use shared laughter ("merry" laughter, in my promo-writing mind) to assure and empower the young reader.
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Insects like the Western corn rootworm and plants like the horseweed and pigweed that disrupt farming could be rendered nonresistant to pesticides and herbicides, or changed so they no longer like the taste of the crops they prey on.
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Dozens of armed groups continue to prey on the local population and exploit the region's rich mineral deposits, and a political crisis is brewing over the possibility of Kabila seeking a third term in office, according to U.S. officials.
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Since the late 2500s, critics have argued that the act limits industry and also hurts ranchers and loggers, for instance, by preventing ranchers from shooting wolves that prey on their livestock (a prohibition that has now largely been repealed).
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When it comes to human trafficking more broadly, the Epstein case has the potential to teach the American public a lesson about how powerful people prey on the less powerful, advocates say, even if the specifics are somewhat unique.
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It is no accident that a president whose supporters are overwhelmingly white and less educated, who tend to live among other whites, are being targeted by mini horror movies that prey on fears of the other and the unknown.
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We'll have to face the fact that America has become another fragile state — a kakistocracy, where laws are passed and broken without consequence, where good people lay low and where wolves are left free to prey on the weak.
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Molecular and evolutionary studies suggest that mantises diversified in parallel with angiosperms — not because they had anything to do with flowering plants directly, but in part to more effectively prey on the insects that ate or pollinated the plants.
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In addition to Haley, Mann and Sciorra, three other women testified during the trial that Weinstein sexually attacked them as prosecutors sought to show that he used his power in the movie industry to prey on young, inexperienced women.
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Even though wolves in Washington are so rare they are protected under the state's Endangered Species Act, special loopholes allow the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to use aerial gunning to kill wolves when they prey on livestock.
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"It," is a terrifying child-eater who resurfaces every 19863 years to prey on kids like a viral outbreak, after "metastasizing" off the evil of the town and its worst citizens until it's grown strong enough to attack again.
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While Mr. Trump would have you believe that his nominee is an amicable moderate, his record reveals a radically conservative jurist who has proved himself a reliable ally of corporate powers, even when they prey on consumers and employees.
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As the town's resident chaos fanatic Kai (Peters) is taking cues from Trump to prey on everyone's insecurities for power, the rest of Cult's regular characters are rich white liberals spinning out in their desperation to understand this new reality.
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The altered Pelosi video, which was also widely distributed on Facebook and YouTube, proves that rudimentary editing and a willingness to prey on people's hate for public figures is all they need in order to successfully spread misinformation across the internet.
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Lang, a Austrian-German filmmaker, set out to create a dystopian fiction about two lovers living in a highly hierarchal society, one in which the ultra-rich prey on the poor to power a futuristic city in the year 2026.
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You are concerned about the potential threat from males self-identifying as females in order to prey on women and children in restrooms and other gender-segregated spaces (the absence of evidence of trans people attacking people in such spaces notwithstanding).
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Like the arguments for labeling genetically modified fruits and vegetables, trying to force it into another category is meant to prey on a fear of the unfamiliar and new, even when "the unfamiliar" is perfectly safe and could be better.
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She is the first to admit the word "mortician" conjures some undesirable stereotypes: creepy men who prefer the company of dead bodies; or maybe greedy ones, who prey on the families of the deceased with high prices during a fragile time.
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" She added, "Plus, sadly, we know that some adults prey on children, and teaching your daughter about consent early on can help her understand her rights, know when lines are being crossed, and when to go to you for help.
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And furthermore this 'hobby' brings up uncomfortable associations for Clinton with financial misdeeds, as countless podcasts are kept afloat by unsavory subscription companies that use auto-billing to prey on consumers who can't be bothered to closely check their statements.
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And as someone who has been a D.A., I mean, these are people who prey on other people and that is the way of life for MS-13, and more than half of immigrant families use one or more welfare programs.
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It makes me wonder what new tactics we might see deployed by big publishers in the coming years, and how those tactics will prey on those who struggle with addiction and how they will undermine the visions of development teams.
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Now imagine that this precious information and record of your daily life could be fair game not only for the police, but for anyone willing to pay the price for it, and used to further prey on you and your family.
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But the climate that allowed the star of TV's biggest sitcom, "The Cosby Show," to serially prey on women was very much a feature of those years -- which, it's worth noting, are chronologically closer to the "Mad Men" era than today.
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Bill Weld: Yes it is money for more people in adjudicator positions and border agents and drones to catch the bad guys coming across the soccer field in Tijuana and the coyotes who prey on people coming across the soccer field.
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"Rats, possums and stoats kill 25 million of our native birds every year, and prey on other native species such as lizards and, along with the rest of our environment, we must do more to protect them," the statement said.
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Experts who study how the Islamic State makes use of social media say the group is quick to claim success for sometimes impulsive acts carried out in its name, and to prey on the propensities for violence of the psychologically disturbed.
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"As companies innovate online to make more meaningful touchpoints with their customers, partners, and employees, attackers prey on their lack of visibility into their internet-facing attack surface to erode users' trust and access credentials and sensitive data," Manousos said.
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If men who engage in this behavior suffered real repercussions, more victims would speak up -- and maybe other men would decide to act like decent, civilized adults and not prey on women who work for and trust and admire them.
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Prosecutors proved that Holtzclaw used his position of authority to prey on 13 women in a low-income neighborhood near the state capitol, forcing himself upon them after stopping them while on patrol to check for outstanding warrants or drug paraphernalia.
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If FC5 wants to be both love letter and critique of America, then it needs to confront the fact that cults, militias, and extremist groups emerge from the cracks already in society and prey on those vulnerable, wounded, and left behind.
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"Over the last few weeks we've seen increasing desperation from many dark corners trying to steal the election, cheat, lie, and prey on people's fears rather than having the respect to listen to voters and speak to their hopes," Collazo said.
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Dozens of armed groups continue to fight over natural resources and prey on the civilian population, with the Kamuina Nsapu insurrection that erupted in the Kasai-Central province in August seen as the most serious threat to stability in Congo.
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Social media allows evil to prey on troubled minds and lost souls and we all know that social news feeds can contain more fiction than fact, propagating vile ideology that has no place in a civil society that values human life.
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There's one cold shower for each 80 people, one foul toilet per 70; people stand in line all day for food and wait months for an interview; gangs prey on the weak; sexual assaults are common; and suicide attempts are constant.
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Zali also acknowledged that "many" of those who have died from the COVID-19 illness caused by the virus were otherwise healthy, a rare admission by local authorities that the virus does not only prey on the sick and elderly.
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The agency claims its new rules will benefit both consumers and the financial services industry, yet some believe its actions amount to a handout that will allow banks, loan issuers and other financial institutions to prey on the public more easily.
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Prosecutors have said Weinstein raped and sexually assaulted young women, including Mann, over the course of decades, and that he used his power atop the movie industry to prey on and manipulate young women who hoped to further their careers.
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Prosecutors have said Weinstein raped and sexually assaulted young women, including Mann, over the course of decades, and that he used his power in the movie industry to prey on and manipulate young women who hoped to further their careers.
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It won't be long before the remnants of ISIS morph into a new extremist group, and I worry that they will prey on the children from these families, children without access to education or employment, and recruit from their ranks.
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These phishing messages typically prey on common account-security fears, like someone ordering things and charging them to your credit card, notices of your password being changed or requests for you to update your payment information because of suspicious activity.
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"This betrayal of trust is even more egregious because she used her position to gain her victim's trust and then exploited the therapist/patient relationship to prey on one of the very students she was entrusted with helping," he alleged.
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According to the left — which believes big government is the solution for most perceived societal ills and distrusts the private sector — technology companies prey on users by offering free services or products in exchange for access to information about individuals.
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But while waiting for their cases to be heard he says they have practically become prisoners in a shelter for migrants in the Mexican border town of Nuevo Laredo, where cartels prey on migrants who venture out into the streets.
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The politics of division, designed to prey on people's fears and exploit stereotypes, are effective only if we fail to remember our hopes and dreams for the future share a common desire to better ourselves and provide for our families.
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There have been several past cases of farmers on the Eastern Shore accidentally poisoning eagles while trying to kill off foxes, which prey on the chicken farms dotting the area, Catherine Hibbard, a spokeswoman for the fish and wildlife Service, said on Tuesday.
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Instead, it's filled with scammers and con artists who prey on desperate women in the developing world to cut their hair off for a few dollars — and later sell it to rich women with means to have human hair as a status symbol.
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Photo: APIt's becoming clear that at some point in the not-so-distant past, a group of assholes at Facebook dreamt up a plan to prey on users who desire better mobile security but can't be bothered to read the fine print.
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"I guarantee you, when you take advantage, including our own criminal element here, take advantage of people and prey on them under these circumstances, that's despicable behavior and we're pushing hard to make sure you don't see the sunlight anytime soon," Acevedo said.
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My choice to come forward publicly against Larry, and later against the institutions that allowed him to prey on children for decades, was motivated by the need for accountability and reform, so that other little children don&apost live the nightmares we lived.
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Viral episodes like #PlaneBae demonstrate that the same sense of entitlement to private information is being actively passed onto the users these platforms prey on and feed off — and is then getting beamed out, like radiation, to harm the people around them.
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"Predatory lenders like to prey on young military members because they're often inexperienced with money, have little to no credit and are usually very excited to spend that first paycheck," said certified financial planner Tara Falcone, founder of the financial education company ReisUP.
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Their tenacity helped them break the initial Weinstein story and, along with The New Yorker's Ronan Farrow, they've painted a portrait of a serial predator who was able to use his power to prey on female employees and actresses in a methodical fashion.
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But companies that prey on the insecurities of vagina-owners continue to peddle douches, vaginal steaming, "purifying" (and porous, aka bacteria-friendly) crystal and jade dildos, scented washes for people to use... all in the pursuit of a "tolerable" vagina, I guess.
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They found these businesses - commonly known as body brokers - often prey on the poor, who are attracted by the industry's signature offer: Donate your body to us and we will cremate an unused portion and return it to your family, for free.
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"Social media and video games prey on user addiction, siphoning our kids' attention from the real world and extracting profits from fostering compulsive habits," Hawley, a former GOP attorney general and one of the most outspoken Republican tech critics, said in a statement.
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"There's a special place in hell for Republicans who should know better," Bannon said, in a remark that echoed Ivanka Trump's comment when she was asked about Moore that there is a "special place in hell" for those who prey on children.
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It will gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and return us to the Wild West days of the early 2000s where predatory lenders could prey on the elderly and the uneducated, knowing that there was no sheriff in town to stop 'em.
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It's relatively easy to learn the techniques, since the schemes are all intentionally low-tech and depend fundamentally on classic scams that prey on human biases and emotional and behavioral weaknesses, rather than relying on sophisticated malware or other advanced hacking techniques.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 84%Synopsis: The first installment of Christopher Nolan's gritty, superhero trilogy explores the origin story of Bruce Wayne (Bale), a philanthropist who transforms into a vigilante to prey on the villains that prowl the dark streets of Gotham City.
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This crafted identity can make it easier for the assaulter to manipulate their victims and continue to prey on others, knowing that the public may not believe their victims, or that survivors may feel too nervous or ashamed to report the assaults.
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These young people, mostly men, can be easy pickings for IS and other radicals who prey on their circumstances and conflicted identities, just as in the Barcelona attack it appears the imam of the perpetrators' hometown in the foothills of the Pyrenees did.
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I am a 70-year-old retiree, and the prospect of allowing Wall Street free rein to pillage the financial markets with unregulated exotic investment instruments and people like Bernie Madoff to prey on unsuspecting investors without oversight was too much for me.
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"If men who engage in this behavior suffered real repercussions, more victims would speak up – and maybe other men would decide to act like decent, civilized adults and not prey on women who work for and trust and admire them," Rice said.
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"If men who engage in this behavior suffered real repercussions, more victims would speak up, and maybe other men would decide to act like decent, civilized adults and not prey on women who work for and trust and admire them," Rice said. Rep.
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Read more " _____ Scott Greer in The Daily Caller: "In spite of the industry rushing to repudiate Weinstein, the moral stain of allowing him to prey on young women for years can't be wiped away with one press statement calling the movie mogul repulsive.
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Many of Spacey's accusers describe witnessing or experiencing behavior from the actor that, like Weinstein, involved using the lure of his success and the opportunity of career mentorship to put himself in a position where he could then prey on young men.
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