S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) preys on immigrant women.
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It was a black collared hawk, which preys on fish.
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We're not rational about money, and this preys on it.
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Fake news is so pernicious because it preys on our biases.
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Straighten out a massive, crooked business that preys on the poor.
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Not only that, but this bill preys on the most vulnerable!
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The choirmaster, a sinister character, preys on most of the choirboys.
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It preys on large, ground-dwelling creatures like beetles, crickets and spiders.
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A third argument is that paying for plasma preys on the poor.
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It causes turnovers and preys on mistakes — at least when it works.
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It preys on people's fears and their lives not going so well.
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Neil is violent, sexist, and homophobic, and, most importantly, he preys on Billy.
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Fortunately it isn't dangerous, but can bite, and mainly preys on birds and mammals.
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This matters because MS-13 usually preys on the vulnerable, who are often immigrants.
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It's a uniquely vile person who preys on children to fulfill horrific pedophilic urges.
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Check out this look at how America's criminal justice systems preys on the poor.
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I'm tired of being demonized as a profiteering industry that preys on the poor.
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The germ, a fungus called Candida auris, preys on people with weakened immune systems.
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Some data, for example, lend weight to the suspicion that it preys on the poor.
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Think of ISIS as a pathogen that preys on weak hosts in the Muslim world.
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Candida auris, a deadly fungus, preys on people with weakened immune systems and confuses doctors.
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"He preys on poor people's little girls," one of his former employees told our reporters.
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As gross as the man who preys on Morrigan is, Moran's voice always sparkles and fizzes.
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As carnivores, the Caracal usually preys on birds, rodents, and small antelopes, according to the Smithsonian.
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When someone crosses that line, when someone preys on you, there's a panic that sets in.
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"He preys on poor people's little girls," said Natasha Taylor, who worked there for five years.
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I wouldn't love somebody that I would say preys on the weak, is manipulative, is a liar.
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MS-13 preys on that vulnerability, targeting immigrants for extortion and manipulating minors into joining their ranks.
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Like the bullies roaming our schools, neighborhoods and parks, Trump preys on individuals who can't defend themselves.
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In the story, a creature disguised as a clown preys on the phobias of its young targets.
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Now everyone is in their own bubble and the media just preys on us and our biases.
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Candida auris is an insidious fungus that spreads easily and preys on people with compromised immune systems.
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Ultimately, they end up in conflict with Pennywise (Bill Skarsgard), a homicidal clown who preys on children.
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He preys on thousands of vulnerable people to pay exorbitant tuition for his thoroughly discredited Trump University.
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The Amazonian ecosystem, in which everything seemingly preys on everything else, is a continual and endless feeding frenzy.
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I am subject to increased scrutiny of my medical practice with state legislation that preys on this stigma.
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This spam preys on vanity, sexual frustration and the need for cash, distilling the world into fundamental appetites.
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A dangerous right-wing populist who preys on division and disunity looks to be headed for the presidency.
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The industry that preys on black women the most, in terms of actual assault victims, continues to go unchecked.
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Drogin fondly remembers a video that likened Dewhurst to a chupacabra, a mythical animal that preys on Texas livestock.
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It pops up right under your thumb as you scroll through photos, and preys on potentially vulnerable, unsuspecting people.
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At its worst, The Bachelor preys on women by forcing them into uncomfortable situations and hoping something "crazy" arises.
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In the Chesapeake Bay region, the northern snakehead fish, originally an Asian species, preys on the local fish populations.
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He also hangs out in the sewer and preys on children's fears so you know you'd better run. 3.
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It preys on the determination to keep children safe, to watch their every move, to know their inner lives.
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While Pennywise preys on children's fears and appears as whatever they're most scared of, The Outsider feeds on sadness.
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If there is any holiday that preys on your heartstrings and, more so, your purse strings, it is this one.
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As Farmer watched the ritual, he felt his old complaint about religion—that it preys on fear—rise in him.
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That software preys on people who don't know how to uninstall it or who accidentally click on the wrong thing.
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"It preys on peoples' vulnerabilities and directly leads to money laundering, loansharking and a host of other crimes," Thompson said.
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Separate, divided: I kept thinking of Donald Trump and how he in particular preys on our estrangement and deepens it.
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As others on Twitter have noted, the thread is also deeply fatphobic and preys on young women's anxieties about weight.
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And the immigrant communities that MS-13 preys on are very much real — and they're the ones in harm's way.
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Online extortion using bitcoin is hardly uncommon, but it's particularly ruthless when it preys on our devotion for our dogs. [CBS17]
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Waters seemed aware of the joke, though, which was a first — usually, The Bachelor preys on the gloriously un-self-aware.
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In CEO Heather Bresch, some simply see a well-paid executive who preys on desperate customers to clean up for shareholders.
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Back then, France, which had been devastated by phylloxera, an aphid that preys on grape roots, began buying wine from Etna.
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It has an immense amount of inertia, we are all stuck in it, and it preys on our laziness as consumers.
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The motive of the villain who preys on unsuspecting women is not revealed, while the jump scares are few and far between.
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The woman, emboldened, wanting justice, feels compelled to face her abuser and try to make sure he never preys on someone again.
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Simply disbanding those agencies drives them underground, creating a cohesive criminal organization that preys on society and discredits the new democratic regime.
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"We are not adverse at all to stopping criminal behavior that preys on our community first and foremost," Sharpton told the crowd.
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More recently, in Under the Skin, Scarlett Johansson preys on — and develops an unwilling fondness for — the prevailing human need for affection.
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The germ, a fungus called Candida auris, preys on people with weakened immune systems, and it is quietly spreading across the globe.
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Then TechCrunch reported that Facebook has been targeting teenagers for a "Facebook Research" VPN that preys on their mobile and web browsing data.
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It uses our desire for joy against us, normalizes itself, and maybe preys on the assumptions that it brings that we've normalized already.
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Since the sale, Shkreli's been identified as a price-gouging pharmaceutical executive who preys on sick people and has been arrested for fraud.
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Article continues after the video below Watch: How 'Soma' Preys on Our Deepest Existential Fears I fear that I am merely a number.
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The North American black-backed woodpecker, for instance, is a fire-adapted bird which preys on wood-boring beetles which inhabit burned trees.
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In children's stories by Brazilian writer José Bento Monteiro Lobato, El Cuco or Coca is essentially a witch who preys on little kids.
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Social media preys on two competing desires: to be part of a group for protection, and to stand out in order to attract partners.
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In Inuit mythology, a Keelut is a spirit of the underworld who takes the form of a black hairless dog and preys on humans.
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Persistent coercion preys on all the ways women are socialized to not trust themselves—which can have emotionally and physically violent consequences for women.
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How vulnerably nontoxic should he make himself in a world that preys on the undefended — but whose opposite is the grotesque alpha-male caricature?
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You'll witness the formation of a cult that preys on vulnerable college students, and a 7-year-old daughter essentially declare warfare on her mother.
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With laser focus, Sam's group preys on Juliet (Elena Kampouris), the bushy-haired artist who's been the butt of the cliques' jokes since elementary school.
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She's an aggressive biter that only preys on humans and prefers to feed during the day, unlike the malaria-carrying mosquito, which bites at night.
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It is also a matter of life and death for those trapped in the racially biased bail bond system that preys on the economically disadvantaged.
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Climate change is one of the key threats to the owl, with snow melt reducing the availability of rodents, which it preys on for food.
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It is not only a carnivorous member of the food chain, but is also an apex predator, meaning that no other animal preys on it.
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The actor is hellbent on reminding fans that while his You character may have his charms, Joe Goldberg is a murderer who preys on women.
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I'm not a religious person, I have a huge problem with religion as we know it, because I think it preys on the already-oppressed.
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Octavia Spencer plays a seemingly sweet but apparently murderous woman in Ma, a movie that seems to be about a lonely woman who preys on teenagers.
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The Creepypasta Wiki, for example, claims that he "preys on children ... almost exclusively" — and it was there that Anissa Weier first learned about the Slender Man.
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Hannity's hucksterism preys on shut-ins who worry everyday that someone wearing a hijab will break into their mobile home and take them hostage for ISIS.
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Even within states, the impact of a viral epidemic that preys on close physical contact lands overwhelmingly on people who live in urban, Democratic-leaning areas.
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Buck "preys on men made vulnerable by addiction and homelessness" and he "manipulates his victims into participating in his sexual fetishes," prosecutors said in court papers.
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Ties How vulnerably nontoxic should my son make himself in a world that preys on the undefended — but whose opposite is the grotesque alpha-male caricature?
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Glow's approach is even seedier than a swanky informational IVF cocktail party, in that it preys on women who have been logging years of intimate data.
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There is a method to Obama's analytical response, namely that he believes it is the best way to neutralize a threat that preys on emotion and paranoia.
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Dowden fell for what's known as a puppy scam, a widespread internet scheme that preys on people looking for a dog, cat, horse, bird, or even tortoise.
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" He writes that he simply can't support a candidate who "preys on nationalistic, tribal tendencies and has an army of white supremacists online as his loudest cheerleaders.
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The more we know about this crime –one that preys on the vulnerable and exploits one person's free will for another's profit—the more we can help.
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As he trails Kyung-chul (Choi Min-sik), a psychopathic school bus driver who preys on women, he realizes he found the man who decapitated his love.
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Passing loss up the food chain One example is the jaguar, which preys on a range of animals from capybaras to aquatic organisms, according to the WWF.
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But by the end, it's obvious what Jojo Rabbit is really about: How hate preys on the weak and the young, and how history keeps repeating itself.
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"The blatant pushing of a product that preys on women's insecurities doesn't sit well," says one woman who underwent breast reconstruction and experienced complications associated with BIA-ALCL.
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The Islamist group preys on displaced children or young girls it kidnaps and forces them to become bombers, with some unaware they are carrying explosives, aid agencies say.
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That makes battling the flow of fake news particularly challenging, as much of it preys on hyper-polarized audiences, reaping huge share numbers and clicks from Trump supporters.
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"I would prefer that our party not take sponsorship money or give promotional space to a company that preys on young smokers to hook them on nicotine," said Glazer.
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The germ, which is typically resistant to one or more major antifungal medications, preys on people with compromised immune systems, and spreads with ease on equipment, clothing and skin.
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Some consumer advocates have complained that the reverse mortgage business preys on the financially ill-informed, who might be better off simply selling their homes and banking the cash.
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New Zealand has discussed using a gene drive to eradicate the Australian brushtail possum, which preys on the nests of native birds and is currently controlled with poison traps.
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Joel Schumacher's fang pack, which includes a young and hungry Kiefer Sutherland, preys on a California town in a movie that helped usher in an era of younger, sexier bloodsuckers.
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But the Sansa-Arya-Baelish triangle also symbolizes the way political self-interest cynically preys on the nobler intentions of those who really would like to make a better world.
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Jill Murphy, vice president and editor-in-chief of Common Sense Media, tells CNN the Momo Challenge preys on parents' (often justified) fears about how social media platforms regulate content.
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Go deeper: Polar vortex to set painful all-time records USPS suspends delivery in 11 states, citing safety concerns Polar vortex preys on the Midwest with coldest air in a generation
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Just look at the fact that Chuck Bass (Ed Westwick) sexually preys on both Serena van der Woodsen (Blake Lively) and Jenny Humphrey (Taylor Momsen) in the premiere of Gossip Girl.
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The alt-right intentionally targets and preys on people—young white men in particular—who feel disconnected, marginalized, and misunderstood, seeking to give them a sense of identity, belonging, and purpose.
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This part of Australia is free of phylloxera, the ravenous aphid that preys on the roots of vinifera, the European vine species that accounts for virtually all the classic wine grapes.
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"Most tragically, human trafficking preys on the most vulnerable, young children, boys and girls, separating them from their families, often to be exploited, forced into prostitution or sex slavery," she said.
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In both real life and fiction, affectionate robots are almost invariably feminine and often designed to serve men, but horror cinema calls for a masculine creature that preys on sexualized young women.
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He painted the company as a crooked enterprise that preys on low-income and minority communities, pretending salespeople can get rich by selling Herbalife, but really bleeding most of them dry financially.
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Sure, it's a blatant grab for viewers that preys on our collective love of fuzzy adorable things, but it's hard to get mad about a shameless ploy that has such cute results.
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He was famously dubbed "The Art World's Patron Satan" by the New York Times back in 0003 and most who oppose him claim he preys on young artists who lack gallery representation.
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"What committee should I go to to ask this party not to take any money from Juul, who preys on children?" asked Hene Kelly, a Democratic Party director representing the San Francisco region.
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Its historical accuracy glares just as severely as Dr. Laszlo Kreizler (Daniel Brühl), the alienist — a type of early psychologist — who attempts to catch a serial killer that preys on poor young boys.
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Hundreds arrive undocumented every day, often crossing the 4,000 km (2,500 mile)border with a trafficker or "agent" who preys on poor, rural communities with promises of good jobs and a better life.
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Stephen King's 1986 book It, and the movie remake opening September 8th, follows seven childhood friends as they are terrorized by the evil clown Pennywise who preys on their deepest fears and insecurities.
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After all, here's a man everyone calls "honest Iago," even as he lies, preys on people's weaknesses and fears, and sets off a sickening chain of events under a cloud of racial mistrust.
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That is of a piece with a work in which the dubious ethics of an industry that preys on female insecurity are considered at length, as are the minutiae of packaging and marketing.
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In other words, EIKO is a corrupt government-linked business entity that preys on the Iranian people and, when needed, forces the hand of the (already ailing) Iranian judiciary to get its way.
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In it, Ailes (Russell Crowe) preys on Carlson (played here by Naomi Watts) by promising to remake her in Kelly's image, placing his hands on her body and molding her to his specifications.
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Is he the kind of tough guy who serves as a champion for red America in its war on nefarious liberal elites, or is he a con man who preys on his own fans?
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It's a fun reveal, albeit one that preys on the goodwill of the most enthusiastic fans of the show by turning the endless attempts at guessing Westworld's secrets into the butt of a joke.
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Also, there was familiarity with the gumiho as an immortal paranormal creature that preys on man is similar to the Western mythology of the werewolf (also connected to the moon) and also the vampire.
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In a much discussed Washington Post op-ed, Robert Kagan makes the case that Trump is a typical fascist leader, a strongman who riles up the mob and preys on their fears and hatred.
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Turn Off Messenger Kids, Health Experts Plead to Facebook In a letter organized by the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, dozens of health experts say the new app preys on a vulnerable group.
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The Abbott family (led by real-life couple John Krasinski and Emily Blunt) find themselves all alone in a world where a ghastly monster preys on living creatures, drawn to its victims by sound.
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Go deeper: Polar vortex preys on the Midwest with coldest air in a generation Polar vortex splits, sending frigid air howling into the U.S., Europe The polar vortex is about to split into 3 pieces
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Now we have to decide if we are still that kind of party and still that kind of movement, or if we're simply going to become a party that preys on people's angers and fears.
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The idea is that America must defend itself against The global cast of thugs seeking to harm the civilized world preys on those nations that are perceived to be weak and incapable of defending themselves.
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"He was doing a sort of listening tour," said Patricia Heideman, who is in charge of high school instruction for the school district and said there was a perception the military preys on disadvantaged students.
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Roosh preys on this deluded craving for suffering to engender attitudes that leave women beaten, belittled, and marginalized, and sexually frustrated men more furious than ever at women—and thus more likely to buy Roosh's books.
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It's pretty understandable, considering the service preys on people who don't know the rates, like this Ars Technica reader who found a $42.55 charge waiting for him after he called his California home from Las Vegas.
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Kurt Russell stars as a psychotic stuntman who preys on helpless women and gives them a fatal ride home in his "death proof" stunt car (which turns out to only be death proof for the driver).
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Here again, the leopard slug plays the field: Though it is fond of eating decaying vegetable matter, it also preys on other slugs; for this reason, it may ultimately be more beneficial than detrimental for gardeners.
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Typically, the Slender Man preys on children and those who become obsessed with his existence, though no one knows exactly what happens to the bodies since no one has ever escaped from an encounter with him.
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And unrelatedly, C.K.'s canceled film clearly stylistically references Allen's film Manhattan and possibly skewers Allen himself, via a character played by John Malkovich: an octogenarian who preys on underage girls and seems partly based on Allen.
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"It's predatory, it's one-sided and it preys on people with brain injuries," said Richard H. Adler, a lawyer in Seattle who is not affiliated with the players but specializes in representing clients with traumatic brain injuries.
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This caused at least one IBM employee to resign in protest of working with an administration that "preys on marginalized people and threatens my wellbeing as a woman, a Latina, and a concerned citizen," the employee wrote.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A mother fleeing her violent husband, a serial killer who preys on women and famine in 1930s Ukraine are among the weighty social and political themes explored in films showcased at this year's Berlin Film Festival.
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" To maintain an air of unpredictability and avoid repetition, the creators of the series that preys on the public's paranoia surrounding technology strove for a more cinematic approach to the episode similar to the fan-favorite episode "San Junipero.
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In a letter to the company, they said the service, Messenger Kids, which pushes the company's user base well below its previous minimum age of 13, preys on a vulnerable group developmentally unprepared to be on the social network.
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Lange, like many makers of so-called patriotic products, takes their creation very seriously, but in reality, Trumpy Bear is a toy that preys on those susceptible to being patriot-shamed into forking over $40 for a stuffed animal.
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Sent to a secret facility to supposedly heal from the pain brought on by their superhuman abilities, the teenagers have to take on a mysterious scientist as well as an evil magical creature who preys on their deepest fears.
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"What we are fighting is clandestine Islamic fundamentalism, which spreads through social media, which does its work out of sight, which preys on weak and unstable minds, and which on our soil corrupts and indoctrinates on a daily basis," Macron said.
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Ibadan-based economist, Lekan Adigun said the wide acceptance of MMM in Nigeria in spite of numerous failures of similar schemes is not in line with industry edicts; it preys on the economic recession and citizens' desire for quick wealth.
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The clever attack preys on the ability of Cortana to listen for commands while a Windows 10 PC is locked, combined with the fact the operating system regularly indexes files to make them available in the search interface that Cortana accesses.
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Uber has rapidly expanded into 700 cities across the world in large part by relying on a business model that preys on drivers, who do not receive basic labor protections and benefits like overtime pay, worker's compensation, and health insurance.
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Forty is convinced that he can make his distant parents love and respect him if he can just get a feature off the ground; a comedian named Henderson preys on young women trying to get their start in the industry.
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Netflix description: In this terror-drenched sequel, a single mother and her 9-year-old twins move into a new home, unaware of its dark legacy until they're introduced to Mr. Boogie — a hideous demonic spirit who preys on children's souls.
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When Russia preys on a defenseless neighbor, or Trump allows Vladimir Putin, a man Senator John McCain called "a thug, a murderer, a killer and a K.G.B. agent," to commit war crimes without consequence, we'll have something to talk about.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, said on Wednesday that U.N. peacekeepers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are aiding a government that is "corrupt and preys on its citizens" as negotiations for the mission's renewal continue.
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Thousands of massage parlors across the US are acting as hubs for human trafficking and prostitution, raking in $2.5 billion a year in the process, according to a new report detailing a booming industry that preys on immigrants trying to support their children.
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It made a decent debut in 2016, but really hit its stride with this fall's six-episode "No-End House," where four young adults enter a haunted house and come out in a mirror world that preys on their dreams and fears.
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"President Trump and the Republican National Committee are endorsing, supporting and funding Moore because they would rather elect a sexual predator who preys on underage teenagers at the local mall, than a crime-fighting prosecutor who happens to be a Democrat," Bardella wrote.
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His search puts Shaun in touch with the amateur sleuths at a website that matches missing persons with unidentified bodies; pretty soon, they're convinced Teddy died at the hands of a serial killer they're tracking, a killer who preys on gay men.
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This tailoring of the brand size chart and fit to their customers' bodies and preferences has been called "vanity sizing," often represented as a craven and confusing practice that preys on womens' desire to be either smaller or larger depending on the garment type.
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ATLANTA – A bogus pet-shipping website that tricks people into thinking they&aposre dealing with Delta Air Lines is also linked to a scam that preys on people hoping to buy dogs such as Chihuahuas, poodles and corgis, the airline says in a court filing.
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For example, it seems hard to defend Duterte's desire to reduce the incarceration age to 9 years old, but Filipinos will point out that organized crime preys on children, using those young enough to dodge incarceration for pickpocketing, carjacking, drug trafficking, and even murder.
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One contestant stood out more than the others, though: Chad Johnson, an extraordinary villain who exerted a macho, shaky volatility that even the likes of reality TV—an art form that routinely preys on the emotionally vulnerable and unstable—rarely sees come to fruition.
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GORONGOSA NATIONAL PARK, Mozambique — We are flying in a Bat Hawk aircraft — which may be named for a raptor that preys on bats but looks more like a giant, lime-green dragonfly — and my hair, thanks to the open cockpit, has gone full Phyllis Diller.
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"By leveraging automated emotional manipulation alongside swarms of bots, Facebook dark posts, A/B testing, and fake news networks, a company called Cambridge Analytica has activated an invisible machine that preys on the personalities of individual voters to create large shifts in public opinion," the duo wrote.
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NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Labor unions and civil rights groups staged May Day rallies in several U.S. cities on Monday to denounce President Donald Trump's get-tough policy on immigration, a crackdown they said preys on vulnerable workers in some of America's lowest-paying jobs.
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The 10-episode season will present, from start to finish, the book's story of Dr. Laszlo Kreizler, a brilliant, prickly psychiatrist — or alienist, in the parlance of the day — and his team of cohorts tracking a killer who preys on boy prostitutes in the vice-ridden city.
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With few legislative accomplishments that resonate with voters, and an unpopular president in the White House driving away independents, Republicans are pushing all their chips into a culture war campaign that preys on fears of brown people and violent imagery and exploits their base's unreserved patriotism.
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" Supporting: Clinton -- but only if the race in Florida is close Maria Comella: Chris Christie's longtime aide told CNN August 2 she will vote for Clinton -- calling Trump "a demagogue" who preys "on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other.
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During a discussion with former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers in November 2015 on his show "Wall Street Week," Scaramucci said of Trump's comments about Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen keeping interest rates low for political reasons: "It preys on people that have low information about these things, of course it's nonsense."
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I talked to Seth Gannon, a former champion debater and coach at Speech Labs, who explained how Conway masterfully redirects key terms and concepts, preys on interviewers' politeness, and displays an almost "postmodern" ability to recreate reality in order to trip up her interviewer and paint Trump in the best possible light.
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Tilly Collins at the Centre for Environmental Policy at Imperial says that published ecological studies of A. gambiae—one of three mosquito species that carry malaria, and by far the most important vector for the disease in Africa—have turned up nothing that preys on them to the exclusion of other foods.
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When the characters, now long separated and living lives of their own, are called back to Derry, they soon recover repressed memories of their battle against the evil, supernatural clown Pennywise (played with just as much terror as before by Bill Skarsgard), who preys on the town's young children every 27 years.
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It's as true of the psychic who takes advantage of the brokenhearted or the cult leader who preys on lost souls as it is of that Turkish swindler who knew that nothing would sound more enticing to a couple of American college kids than the prospect of a night on the town with a local.
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" The spokesperson continued, "Senator Harris has always been a supporter of San Francisco's commitment to protecting undocumented people and keeping communities safe, which is why as D.A. she cracked down on trafficking that preys on undocumented immigrants, prosecuted individuals scamming or exploiting undocumented immigrants, and pushed for temporary protection visas for victims of crime.
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The second trailer leans into that difficulty even more, balancing the more typical voiceover exposition and quick edits with a longer scene that shows our heroes, the Losers' Club, journeying into the sewers of Derry to track down Pennywise, the shape-shifting clown who preys on children's fears to lure them to their doom.
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"The state is still absent from many parts of the country and all too often preys on the citizens it is meant to protect," Guterres wrote in a report to the 15-member Security Council last month Peace-keepers kept watch while Haley was at Mungote camp in Kitchanga, where she also visited a small bakery started by 50 women.
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The operative words in that last paragraph are "big sum": a warranty can represent peace of mind, and sometimes actually help in those cases where something relatively new does break down, but one of the big issues is the mark-up that providers put on a service that preys on the fear of needing it — in some cases a warranty can cost as much as 900% more than the policy would cost if it were purchased directly from an insurance provider.
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