Dreyfus describes the verbal assaults Veil weathered and her reputation for tireless advocacy.
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Most journalists are tough enough to withstand verbal assaults and report as they see fit.
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Now, after months of verbal assaults from Giuliani and Trump, Republicans overwhelmingly disapprove of Mueller.
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He and his subordinates have been making verbal assaults on the far right just about daily.
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Powell is weathering Trump's verbal assaults with "backbone" and "dignity," the former Fed vice chair said.
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Although, he still skewers America's foundational hypocrisies with sharp verbal assaults worthy of his character, Silky Johnson.
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The media continues to ratchet it up, the verbal assaults against the president and everyone in this administration.
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The cases frequently included anti-immigrant or racist sentiments and most often involved intimidating graffiti or verbal assaults.
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President Donald Trump's verbal assaults on Fed Chairman Jerome Powell are justified, according to veteran market researcher James Bianco.
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Just about every time I've taken such a position, I've received the kinds of verbal assaults Scott has experienced.
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Bullying consists of verbal assaults and emotional abuse in addition to the more commonly recognized physical assaults and humiliation.
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Most leaders are pleased to at least see the verbal assaults abate and the missiles muzzled for the moment.
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Throughout the time I worked with him, he framed his actions with near daily verbal assaults and emotional manipulations.
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As rising star Greg describes the network: "Human furniture, verbal assaults, physical humiliation, Nazi stuff, shooters" — he doesn't love it!
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Moyo, a figure reviled in much of Zimbabwe for his often brutal verbal assaults on detractors, says he has no regrets.
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His verbal assaults on Congress have led to charges that he's disregarding the constitutionally enshrined separate but equal branches of government.
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The killing of journalists in Europe, coupled with nearly daily verbal assaults from nationalist leaders, has raised concerns across the Continent.
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That's because if Trump goes further than verbal assaults and tries to fire Mueller, he would usher in an epochal constitutional crisis.
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Jews have been subjected to horrendous verbal assaults that have fueled stereotypes and propaganda that have been at the heart of anti-Semitism.
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The U.S. now ranks 43rd on Reporters Without Borders' Word Press Freedom Index, thanks in part to Donald Trump's numerous verbal assaults on the media.
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According to the docs ... Resnicow's repeated verbal assaults are working, he's made them reluctant to testify in the heated feud over renovations at Justin's crib.
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The willingness to incite and intensify verbal assaults is an ingrained part of his character, according to some of the people who have known Trump longest.
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Aside from the legal and ethical principles, physicians and staff should be encouraged to come together as a community to heal after these ostensible verbal assaults.
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While verbal assaults on people of color, women, and immigrants by bullies who disdain logic are jarring, the intellectual rationalization of a politics of subjugation is terrifying.
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As the New York Times reported, researchers and advocacy groups have noticed an increase in media reports about physical and verbal assaults toward Asian Americans in recent weeks.
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Oxxxymiron is poetic in his verbal assaults, focuses on concept tracks on his albums, and flows as if he were still standing on a street corner in East London.
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Trump's verbal assaults on the media are just one more example of his assaults on the institutions of American life, such as the FBI and the Department of Justice.
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Bernie Sanders needs to soften his verbal assaults on Hillary Clinton if he wants to stay relevant beyond the 2016 election cycle, onetime Democratic presidential hopeful Bill Richardson said Thursday.
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In addition to his verbal assaults, he has slapped tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum and railed against Canadian policies that protect its dairy and poultry market from foreign competition.
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Trump pointedly not criticising the desert Kingdom's Crown Prince over the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi; the Saudis with little to say on Trump's early verbal assaults on Muslim migrants.
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The slew of horrendous verbal assaults she endured was typical for many women who come forward with such stories — and yet she wasn't accused of attacking white men as a whole.
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After initially refusing to budge and launching fierce verbal assaults on EU commissioners, the Italian government finally relented last week and submitted a revised plan, including a deficit target of 2.04 percent.
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As a candidate and as the president, Mr. Trump also uses his verbal assaults on companies to bolster his populist message that he is on the side of workers, not big business.
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The Founding Fathers, who might have been turning in their graves hearing Trump's multiple verbal assaults on the freedoms they espoused, would have been happy to see their design hold up under fire.
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The approach won him the GOP nomination against all odds, as Republican voters rallied to his attacks on political correctness and illegal immigration, as well as his flamboyant verbal assaults on his rivals.
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France's decision on Thursday to recall its ambassador from Rome to protest against repeated verbal assaults from Italy's populist leaders has exacerbated a sense of turmoil in Rome and helped further depress already anxious financial markets.
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"I was glad they wanted to challenge us with verbal assaults, and it was unexpected that they could even do it because they seemed so kind," said one woman who asked that I not use her name.
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Tillerson also signaled that the US is open to dialogue with North Korea on Tuesday despite continued verbal assaults from Pyongyang in the days leading up to the annual US military drills with South Korea this week.
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What Mr. Trump Said The Facts President Trump's tweet on Monday continued his weekend verbal assaults on Pakistan and William H. McRaven, a retired Navy admiral who oversaw the raid that killed Osama bin Laden in 2011.
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The President's verbal assaults on immigrants, undocumented and legal, matter very much in helping to give legitimation to hard-line rhetoric that many Republicans -- such as George W. Bush -- hoped would remain on the fringes of political life.
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Unlike Nixon, and to a greater extent than Reagan, Trump has also had the help of a powerful conservative media ecosystem ready to amplify his rhetoric, attack his political adversaries and even provide material for his verbal assaults.
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Over the last three months, ADP and Mr. Ackman have traded verbal assaults, taken out full-page ads in major newspapers including The New York Times, and used websites, webcasts and presentations to make their case to investors.
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Megyn is an exemplary journalist and one of the leading anchors in America — we're extremely proud of her phenomenal work and continue to fully support her throughout every day of Trump's endless barrage of crude and sexist verbal assaults.
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"We have endured all types of verbal assaults, online, even from members of Congress," said Mr. Duvivier, who is one of the members of the production company Porta dos Fundos, or Back Door, which is known for biting satire.
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Throughout the time that I worked with him, he framed his actions with near-daily verbal assaults and emotional manipulations these inferences felt like threats or declarations like I deserved to have happening to me what was happening to me.
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Verbal assaults on the role of the European Commission and the European Parliament since the British shock almost two weeks ago look more like an attempt to appease domestic public opinion than a concerted drive to strip Brussels of its main powers.
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These include being wrestled repeatedly to the ground, interrogated in a circular infinity of verbal assaults, harnessed to bungee cords while running desperately in place, strung high in nooses and dunked again and again in a bathtub, while trying to recite a poem.
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"Trump seems to be succeeding just through the force of his daily verbal assaults in shaking trust in the press and in other institutions that are crucial to our democracy," says Jameel Jaffer, director of the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University.
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Since then, de Lima has been on the receiving end of verbal assaults and harassment that included leaking her home address and mobile number, and the airing of the lurid details of her affair with her driver-bodyguard who allegedly collected bribes from inmates.
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His verbal assaults on the rules-based trading order, along with his disdain for NATO and the European Union, strike at the heart of post-war Germany's identity and national interest, which is to be embedded in Europe and the West as a peaceful mercantile nation.
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As Brazilians prepare for the second round of the most polarized election in their recent history, animosity between avid supporters of Mr. Bolsonaro and those who ardently oppose his bid have set off a wave of politically motivated attacks that range from verbal assaults to beatings and stabbings.
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Syracuse students staged protests and a multiday sit-in at the school's wellness center after the university was slow to respond to the racist incidents, ranging from derogatory graffiti against Asian, black, and Jewish people to hateful verbal assaults against a fellow student to reports of a "white supremacist manifesto" being circulated.
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By accepting daily verbal assaults on immigrants ("They bring disease"), the European Union ("like Hitler," it wants to impose one authority over Europe), Islam (not part of Europe; Muslims should not be allowed into the United States), torture (bring it back), we are legitimizing a public discourse that may, one day, translate into political decisions.
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What is happening in America when, for the sake of tribalism, people who should know better hurl these offensive, inflammatory verbal assaults -- all to stand in the good graces of President Trump, whose self-destructive and reckless conduct in Ukraine and Syria is simply indefensible, counter to American national security interests and in complete alignment with Russian autocrat Vladimir Putin's policy goals?
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The incidents seeking to force out the region's non-Muslim residents first began in Çanakkale, where Jews received unsigned letters telling them to leave the city, and then escalated into an antisemitic campaign involving economic boycotts and verbal assaults as well as physical violence against the Jews living in the various provinces of Thrace.Levi, Avner. 1998.
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Her trademarks were her muumuu and verbal assaults. Journalist Alice Yarish remarked "She was rough and tumble and cussed a lot, but it was always funny. She was mean to everybody, and you liked it." Musson owned, as pets, a white turkey, monkeys, parrots, deer, chickens, goats, dogs, cats and other creatures that were allowed to wander around her restaurants.
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243 Zaps typically included sudden onset against vulnerable targets, noisiness, verbal assaults and media attention. Tactics included sit-ins, disruptive actions and street confrontations.Campbell, p. 135 GAA founding member Arthur Bell explained the philosophy of the zap, which he described as "political theater for educating the gay masses": > Gays who have as yet no sense of gay pride see a zap on television or read > about it in the press.
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Although he was a passable writer, his real talent lay in oratory. He campaigned for John Ireland, who was elected Governor in 1884, and Davis became a lecturer for the state Farmers' Alliance that same year. Davis became one of the foremost attractions on the alliance speakers' circuit through his verbal assaults upon such opponents as banks and corporations. During the 1880s he was tagged "Methodist Jim" for the fervency of his address.
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He wore a kimono throughout the event to promote poker in Japan. Also in 2006, he finished second to Yosh Nakano while representing Australia in the inaugural Intercontinental Poker Championship, taking down $150,000. True to his reputation, Tony G launched many verbal assaults against his opponents, most notably when he eliminated Russian Ralph Perry in fourth place. Tony G started to provoke Perry when he was deciding how to play his hand before the flop.
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The Hong Kong News Executives' Association, the Hong Kong Press Photographers Association, and the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) all released statements condemning the acts of violence and verbal assaults against reporters, as well as the prevention of reporters from reporting. The Hong Kong News Executives' Association stated that these actions were a serious impediment to the freedom of the press, destroyed the rule of law in Hong Kong, and deprived the public of their right to know.
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The European Union Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia 2002–2003 report on anti-Semitism in Greece mentioned several incidents over the two-year period making note that there were no instances of physical or verbal assaults on Jews, along with examples of "good practices" for countering prejudice. The report concluded that "...in 2003 the Chairman of the Central Jewish Board in Greece stated that he did not consider the rise in antisemitism to be alarming."EUMC, p.
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Although Lindqvist acknowledged the movement's critical stance towards the prevailing living conditions of persons with disabilities in general, he remained skeptical of their confrontational argumentation and verbal assaults against the more established disability organizations. He instead advocated for a shift of perspectives within these organizations towards a more rights-based approach to disability. The aim was to establish persons with disabilities and their representatives as important members of and contributors to Swedish society and the political process.
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Then the head of the families changed and the relationship between the families changed. Ivan and Gavryl were now the men in charge of their respective families and small arguments led to outright accusations of theft. The two families begin to feud with each other over small things. The wisdom offered by Ivan’s father is ignored and verbal assaults turned physical. The physical assaults climax into Gravyl burning down Ivan’s house, and the sparks from Ivan’s house ignite Gravyl’s house – both houses burn to the ground.
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Rumours later circulated that Walsh had quit the show after being humiliated and "bullied" by Osbourne and Cowell. In addition to the media outrage at his choice to eliminate Lawson, there were verbal assaults. Furthermore, on 19 November, during the sixth live show of the series, Osbourne threw water over Walsh live on air after he asked her, "Are you on drugs? Are you taking Ozzy's drugs?" at the start of her (positive) critique of Journey South's performance of Robbie Williams' 1997 hit single "Angels".
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Accessed on 14 November 2007. At the same time, some have criticized the NAACP for making statements that portrayed the players as racist despite evidence to the contrary, using the case to promote the group's cause, and implying guilt. McSurely stated that "[w]ithin five minutes, the men threatened the women with racial and misogynist verbal assaults," despite evidence to the contrary. He continued that the lacrosse players "were caught with their macho entitlement views hanging out and, to save themselves, they have together to blame the survivor of their verbal assaults." After Nifong dropped the rape charges against the three players in December 2006, the NAACP's "case monitor" and NCCU law professor Irving Joyner stated that the drop of rape charges could help Nifong's case: "Now, they don’t have to establish that there was penetration committed against the accuser . . . In addition to that, now they don’t have to deal with the DNA or the lack of DNA evidence. And with the rape shield statute, it’s unlikely that information will even come before the jury to consider." State Bar Files Ethics Complaint Against Mike Nifong. Wral.
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From May until July 1964, protesters endured abuse and verbal assaults, usually without any retaliation, although this time police were often intervening to prevent violence between protesters and counter- protesters.David J. Garrow, Bearing the Cross: Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (Harper Collins, 1987), p325 The movement engaged in nightly marches down King Street. The protesters were met by white segregationists who violently attacked them, and hundreds of the marchers were arrested and incarcerated. The jail was filled, so subsequent detainees were kept in an uncovered stockade in the hot sun.
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With half the Tories ranged against him, Canning was obliged to seek support from the Whigs. Goderich, appointed by Canning as Leader of the House of Lords as well as Secretary of State for War and the Colonies, found the upper house no less stressful than the Commons. He was the target for the anger of the anti-Canning Tories in the Lords, suffering many personal verbal assaults; when he attempted to get a new Corn Law enacted it was defeated by an alliance of peers led by Wellington.
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In: Gesammelte Werke in zeitlicher Folge. Sechster Band. Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 1998, p. 517. Frisch's very public verbal assaults on the land of his birth, on the country's public image of itself and on the unique international role of Switzerland emerged in his polemical, "Achtung: Die Schweiz", and extended to a work titled, Wilhelm Tell für die Schule (William Tell for Schools) which sought to deconstruct the defining epic of the nation, reducing the William Tell legend to a succession of coincidences, miscalculations, dead-ends and opportunistic gambits.
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Beginning in 1378, he began preaching sermons against the Jews. Although Juan I commanded him to cease his rabble-rousing, he ignored the royal order, as well as commands from Barroso, archbishop of Toledo, the primate of Spain.Poliakov, Leon The History of Anti-Semitism Volume 2, pages 156-57, University of Pennsylvania Press: 2003 For more than a decade Martínez continued his verbal assaults, telling Catholics to "expel the Jews...and to demolish their synagogues."Poliakov, 157 Though put on trial in 1388, his activities were not checked by the king, though the latter stated that the Jews must not be maltreated.
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Raiola was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, to Tony and Wendy Raiola. He has a younger sister, Nicole, and a younger brother, Donovan, who played center for the Washington Redskins in 2011. His father, a native of Hawaii, was a defensive lineman for the University of Miami in the mid-1970s, but saw his career cut short due to a shoulder injury in 1977. After on-the-field warm-ups at the October 6, 2013, game at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, several members of the University of Wisconsin Marching Band accused Raiola of making verbal assaults including homophobic slurs and comments about the band members' weight.
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The theory was developed to conceptualize the full range of sources in society where strain possibly comes from, which Merton's strain theory does not. The theory also focuses on the perspective of goals for status, expectations and class rather than focusing on money (as Merton's theory does). Examples of General Strain Theory are people who use illegal drugs to make themselves feel better, or a student assaulting his peers to end the harassment they caused. GST introduces 3 main sources of strain such as: # Loss of positive stimuli (death of family or friend) # Presentation of negative stimuli (physical and verbal assaults) # The inability to reach a desired goal.
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The Bartlett family, however, was firmly united in support of the American cause. In addition to verbal assaults on the enemy, Bartlett supported the war effort by officiating as Military Chaplain to Continental Army General Israel Putnam's Division during their encampment in Redding the winter of 1778/79. Bartlett’s two oldest sons served in the Continental Army: Russell Bartlett (1754–1828) who enlisted in Danbury, Connecticut in the 6th Company of the 5th Regiment of the Connecticut Line, Capt. Noble Benedict's Company, and Daniel Collins Bartlett (1757–1837) who enlisted in Redding, Connecticut in the 10th Company of the 5th Regiment of the Connecticut Line, Capt.
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Shang Tsung plays his original role of main villain in the first series of the Malibu Comics' Blood & Thunder miniseries, with his backstory mostly unchanged as an old man serving Shao Kahn to open the portal through 10 consecutive Mortal Kombat wins. He and Raiden share a bitter relationship, usually ending in either verbal assaults or draw fights. While Shang Tsung hosted the tenth tournament, he secretly planned to gain the powers of the mystical book Tao Te Zhan, which granted immense strength to whoever resolves its seven riddles. Shang Tsung and Raiden later join forces to stop Goro after he took the power of the book, since he cannot be trusted with such strength.
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In 2013 there were number of antisemitic incidents throughout Argentina, most of them were verbal assaults on Jews and vandalism. On 17 April 2013 a swastika and the message "I sell soap made of Jews" were found painted on a house in San Juan. On 25 July 2013 two swastikas were painted on the front of the Beith Iacov synagogue in the town of Villa Clara, and on 29 July 2013 Swastikas were found painted in the Republic of the Children Park in La Plata. On 1 August a freshman student in the English college Colegio San Bartolomé was castigated for writing on the board in the classroom "Fewer Jews, more soap" (Menos judíos, más jabones).
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The Observer said on 17 February 2008 that the case was one of a "rash of violent attacks targeting punk, goth and metal kids... Sophie Lancaster's case has become a rallying cry for those in the goth scene worried about this upsurge of violence". This discussion of the case led to an online petition to the Prime Minister "to Widen the definition of 'Hate Crime', to include crimes committed against a person or persons, on the basis of their appearance or subcultural interests" on the 10 Downing Street website. Ade Varney, creator of the petition, said that goths "get verbal assaults every day, and not just from young people. But now younger teenagers have the mentality of hardened criminals, and I definitely sense this violent aspect getting worse.... Sophie's death has made people think, and I have heard of teenagers, especially girls, modifying the way they dress when they walk through certain areas".
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In it, he described the bitter divisions within the Methodist church over the Holiness movement, including verbal assaults made on Holiness movement proponents at the 1894 conference.Pete, Reve M., The Impact of Holiness Preaching as Taught by John Wesley and the Outpouring of the Holy Ghost on Racism This tension reached a head at the 1898 conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, when it passed rule 301: Many Holiness evangelists and traveling ministers found it difficult to continue their ministry under this new rule—particularly in mainline Methodist charges and circuits that were unfriendly to the Holiness movement. In the years that followed, scores of new Holiness Methodist associations were formed -- many of these "come-outer" associations and various parties alienated by Mainline Methodism consolidated to form new denominations (e.g. the Free Methodist Church, the Wesleyan Methodist Church, the Salvation Army and the Church of the Nazarene). Other Holiness Methodists (the “stay-inners”) remained within the mainline Methodist Churches, such as H. C. Morrison who became the first president of Asbury Theological Seminary, a prominent university of the holiness movement that remains influential in United Methodism.
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