I would do it non-verbally and he's doing it verbally.
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Keep an eye out for what is being communicated both verbally and non-verbally.
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Consent means verbally asking and verbally giving or denying consent for all levels of sexual behavior.
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"She has not responded verbally to instructions, but she has been given instructions verbally and has followed those commands," she says.
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It's the idea that you're checking in with each other verbally and non-verbally, making sure you both are into it.
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The goal is to push beyond that hard no—and they tell him they want him gone, several times, verbally and non-verbally.
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" In each stage of a sexual interaction, consent must be verbally requested and verbally given, the policy says — and "silence conveys a lack of affirmative consent.
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Plus, maybe you're with someone who's hesitant to commit verbally, but is too lazy to end things verbally, so now you're just in a relationship, de facto.
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Common sense should be that people stop a romantic or sexual encounter if another participant isn't verbally and non-verbally enthusiastic — and it should continually cease unless that person explicitly says otherwise.
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My parents and sister are being verbally attacked in public.
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He coached me verbally in a soft voice, 'Just breathe.
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Players can choose to verbally spar by rapidly selecting comebacks.
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I could get verbally abusive or violent with a catcaller.
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Agreements are done both verbally and via a written contract.
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The season eight premiere also verbally echoes Arya's childhood games.
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Elena: One of our frequent flyers verbally abused me once.
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I have never been verbally attacked on the Internet haha.
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They both verbally cringe as they tell me their story.
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O'Brien verbally disagreed, but Trump continued to protest O'Brien's argument.
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They have denied he verbally or physically assaulted the woman.
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"Constantly moving, verbally abusive, rude, aggressive," that school assessment noted.
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The offer was delivered verbally on Friday, these sources said.
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Just to tell myself verbally, out loud, that it's okay.
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Just experienced my friend getting verbally abused racially in London.
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You can yell at him; you can verbally confront him.
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But throughout McNeely's childhood, her mother was extremely verbally abusive.
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Others described being verbally abused for seeking to report it.
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Greg Abbott and verbally reiterated the country's offer of aid.
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"They were just always very verbally abusive," Ms. Wildman said.
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"I tried to tell as many people verbally," he said.
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Leaders know how to recognize and verbally praise good work.
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Would you lend her your support verbally or even financially?
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Witnesses told police that Lopez did not verbally threaten Dunn.
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It had been gathering for some time, sonically and verbally.
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Pilmar had complained about her husband, calling him verbally abusive.
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He verbally abuses the women who dare to critique him.
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They ask for her number and proceed to verbally abuse her.
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Radiomize will also verbally read incoming texts and social media messages.
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"My mom will be the one who's berating verbally," Erik says.
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All the women reported having been verbally harassed, insulted, and degraded.
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Those that have been beaten, verbally abused, raped, or shot at?
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"You could start by addressing the situation non-verbally," she says.
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While Alex verbally declined my request, the actual request remains outstanding.
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They attack me verbally and tell me to shut my mouth.
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You know, once again they were verbally spanked by the judge.
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We're told Dog feels the father and son verbally attacked him.
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I had given them the perfect excuse to be verbally violent.
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I think you're extremely verbally and mentally abusive towards [Catherine]. Extremely.
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He has also verbally attacked immigrants, Muslims, LGBT people and women.
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"Communication is important, but it doesn't have to be done verbally."
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First get comfortable communicating verbally and the rest will follow suit.
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What does it look like when you verbally abuse your child?
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Both have a slyly casual way of verbally needling their prey.
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Sometimes, you simply have to relay complex or sensitive information verbally.
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Sometimes, he showed up in public, and verbally confronted passers-by.
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She also claimed he verbally abused her with degrading racial comments.
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The detainees are constantly abused and verbally harassed with no cause.
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The boys did not have to communicate verbally, their mothers said.
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We have all had, or known, verbally and psychologically abusive bosses.
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When she did not respond verbally, he grew angry, she said.
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Summitt was never comfortable verbally jousting with the ever-needling Auriemma.
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Oprah. I don't think she has ever been hit verbally yet.
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Already, politicians are verbally attacked, harassed at restaurants and "doxed" online.
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Oprah, I don't think she's ever been hit verbally yet. Right?
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Boyd alternated between verbally threatening the officers and making friendly conversation.
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To HATE ON something is slang for hating, sometimes verbally. 10D.
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Kick me with your bare feet, punch me, and verbally humiliate me.
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This time, they go with that time-honored tradition: verbally abusive robots.
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For instance, being competitive, being aggressive, being verbally insulting, being passive-aggressive.
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Twice in seven years, I had verbally identified myself as a man.
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The pair allegedly exposed themselves, groped the woman, and verbally abused her.
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Extremely thoughtful and introspective, Elio often struggles to verbally express those emotions.
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Pitt is accused of being "verbally abusive" and getting "physical" with Maddox.
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They routinely abused the president verbally, attacking him in their text messages.
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In the book, Dorfman claimed Murray was controlling, paranoid and verbally abusive.
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" He also verbally punched at Lincoln for being a "flat earth theorist.
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One night, Nobre was verbally attacked by two men yelling homophobic slurs.
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Bobby verbally hit on this girl, that's as far as it got.
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Cases in which a defendant only verbally encouraged suicide are relatively rare.
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Even after that, Swensen says that he verbally humiliated her and Cooper.
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This can happen non-verbally and often goes unnoticed by both parties.
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The HMS Montrose verbally warned the Iranian forces, who then backed off.
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Douglas also reportedly alleges that Moonves verbally threatened her following the meeting.
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The two combatants squared off verbally in a news conference this week.
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John Conyers, whom she said had harassed and "verbally abused" her repeatedly.
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The two men have sparred verbally about such a bout for months.
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Weinstein verbally abused, Becksinsale said, for wearing a pantsuit to the premiere.
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He is a gifted communicator, verbally dexterous, with a sense of humor.
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We turned him into somebody who could verbally attack her on air.
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"He continued to threaten me verbally and via text message," she said.
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He was known for making lewd comments verbally or over text messages.
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She writes that during their relationship, he was verbally and sexually abusive.
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Ryan verbally defends Mueller, but doesn't take action to strengthen his hand.
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But I did think this show would've been difficult to verbally pitch.
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You go there and get basically verbally abused all day every day.
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I felt like from a standpoint of what I've verbally committed, and it's something I tell my kids all time, I said if you've verbally committed to something, you might as well write a signed contract about it.
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The U.N.-backed Tripoli government has already approved the project verbally, he said.
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We communicated, constantly, verbally or otherwise —before, after, and sometimes during the act.
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Surrounding the ugly split were allegations that Depp was physically and verbally abusive.
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A firm's procedures may require its representatives to confirm verbally all wire requests.
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She believes there is an evolutionary response to verbally and physically aggressive parenting.
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Francis was also verbally abusive and allegedly vowed REVENGE on the arresting officers.
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"We weren't able to verbally converse very much after that," Delisle-Prosperie says.
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Both Blairs drank to excess, and Lee was sometimes verbally and physically abusive.
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He was always verbally dexterous, and during those years, almost unbidden, Guido emerged.
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" The women also allege Rose was verbally abusive and called them "fucking idiots.
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If I was out verbally like that to everyone, I wouldn't like myself.
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That's because some visitors verbally abuse him and even try to attack him.
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They're both clearly concerned about human life, but they don't express it verbally.
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Q: So, you're not telling us that you verbally asked her for permission?
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Sometimes it's not verbally it's just kind of how she preps her hair.
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We apparently exist only for other people to mock, criticize, or verbally assault.
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Trump supporters yelled "send her back" after he continued to verbally attack Rep.
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Those who believe in it and verbally commit to it will do it.
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The youngest brother, LaMelo Ball, 16, has verbally committed to playing for UCLA.
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He had also threatened his neighbor verbally and with a knife, police said.
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Other former employees have alleged verbally abusive behavior by management at the property.
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I will watch a man visually or verbally harass women who pass him.
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The filings also claim Spencer was verbally abusive in front of the children.
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The parents also alleged that classmates began "verbally attacking" Mancini over his opinions.
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Passengers do more than spill their guts verbally, they also barf in cars.
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I tried to explain it verbally when we were working on this fragrance.
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Trump directly requested this legislation and was verbally briefed on it in May.
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In February, Ms. Momberg was caught in Johannesburg verbally abusing the black officers.
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" "I haven't heard him verbally say it, I've heard other women say it.
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She has been verbally abusive to me throughout my life, and it continues.
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In Chios, Sabah says, she was beaten and verbally abused regularly by locals.
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He is a frequent target of Trump's insults, both verbally and on Twitter.
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This harm declaration could happen verbally, on social media, through writing or video.
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Ellis reacted verbally after being fouled by D'Andre Wright while making a layup.
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He then became verbally abusive to his wife and dismissed his family's concerns.
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But I swear, on my 40th birthday, I just started connecting dots verbally.
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Canosa says she was sexually assaulted in a New York hotel room, "sexually assaulted, verbally assaulted, bullied and intimidated multiple times" in Los Angeles, "sexually assaulted and raped" in Malaysia, and "physically assaulted and verbally abused" inside Weinstein's room in Budapest.
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He was physically and verbally abusive to Balascio's mom, even hospitalizing her multiple times.
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The singer also alleges he has abused her verbally and emotionally for a decade.
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She claimed he became verbally abusive to her and their two children while drinking.
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The report says that Harper was "loud" and "verbally abusive" and refused police commands.
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The report also said Harper was "loud" and "verbally abusive" and refused police commands.
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"Biting the lip means holding back verbally," says body language expert Dr. Lillian Glass.
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But I can't -- and won't -- impose my beliefs on others, either verbally or otherwise.
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This is just one of many times these teenage activists have been verbally attacked.
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Authorities said You was "physically, verbally and psychologically abusive" toward Urtula during their relationship.
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As for reports her estranged husband, Wissam Al Mana, verbally abused her ... radio silence.
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She said that while he did not abuse her physically, he abused her verbally.
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President Trump has been feuding, verbally and publicly, with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Trump often uses the term "hit" to mean verbally attack, rather than physical contact.
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Jeremy's first-grade teacher told CNN he was autistic and did not communicate verbally.
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Now I could also do it verbally, which is fine … I want it short.
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But when her wit came out verbally, it was as sharp as anything else.
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In another incident, police restrained an alleged jaywalker who verbally assailed the police officers.
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Nobody is going to confess verbally that they cleared Hillary Clinton for political reasons.
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"Fahrenkopf said no — verbally said no, that security would throw them out," Giuliani said.
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I do think it's important to give a certain frame, one that's transmitted verbally.
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Twelve percent of trans people reported being verbally or physically attacked or sexually assaulted.
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"We will see how much he's prepared to do verbally," said the California Democrat.
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In case you missed it, GB went off on Kassouf, calling him verbally abusive.
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Patients suffering from this condition retain consciousness, but are unable to verbally express themselves.
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Joel Anderson (R) physically and verbally harassed her at a steakhouse earlier this month.
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Richman later verbally shared the contents of the memos to The New York Times.
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"When he was on the street, he would regularly be verbally attacked," she recalled.
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In March 2018, we were verbally attacked on a full train, and nobody intervened.
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Melanie Sloan, a former Conyers staffer, said that he verbally abused and harassed her.
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Ellison has been accused of verbally and physical abusing his ex-girlfriend, Karen Monahan.
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Tienan's defiance is broken; Yiman is verbally abused and, shorn of her hair, neutered.
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The young people here are becoming more brazen and people are getting verbally abused.
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Ruggio and Hoffman told Variety that an NBC attorney responded verbally to their letter.
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Andrew may not be able to walk, but he can still verbally torment Olivia.
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We're all grappling with what it's like to express ourselves verbally in this culture.
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Fans blasted David for verbally abusing Jenelle, and also called her a neglectful mom.
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Numerous crimes can be committed verbally without raising First Amendment concerns, the court found.
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Later they spar verbally and even physically (in a kickboxing ring with appropriate gear).
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Lina thinks Andy is bipolar and gets erratic and verbally abusive when he's drinking.
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I've been spit at and verbally abused, as well as completely ignored in situations.
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Both she and Mr. Barker also communicate their feelings verbally, and with affectionate hugs.
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And sometimes they are verbally or physically abused by patients or visiting family members.
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She remembers the first time she watched two co-stars verbally spar during filming.
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These people described a toxic work environment in which Harnden would verbally abuse staff.
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In addition to physically fighting with Kim, she's battling things out verbally with Khloé.
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Kim verbally agreed, but didn't think it would be publicized or happen so soon.
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We have grave concerns about other facets of his administration and his actions verbally.
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The coherent, who can verbally communicate facts and opinions but seldom say anything memorable.
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Most women approached by Reuters for an interview declined and some were verbally hostile.
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When Olga sees them together in the street, she lashes out, verbally and physically.
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"My conductors, on a weekly basis, are either verbally or physically assaulted," he said.
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Wednesday, but he didn't single Coats out in his tweets like he did verbally.
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One news site called it an "epic takedown"; another described Warren "verbally destroying" Stumpf.
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But America is filled with people verbally attacking President Trump and making political statements.
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According to ESPN, Butler on Wednesday verbally challenged teammates, coaches and front office executives.
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When they responded, Jones became verbally combative and disorderly and was placed under arrest.
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Pitt, who was allegedly intoxicated, was reportedly "verbally abusive" to his son Maddox Jolie-Pitt.
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He did, however, verbally apologize to Feinstein during a private meeting with her and Chambliss.
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Nick did not verbally assault, taunt, mock, harass, disparage or threaten Phillips in any way.
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That said, Mars knows how to cut someone down verbally, so watch out for arguments.
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The agent can then verbally walk the user through what's around them and answer questions.
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The report also says that Harper was "loud" and "verbally abusive" and refused police commands.
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I know Natalie can verbally push, and Natalie was a very by-the-rules person.
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"The husbands would abuse me sexually and I was mistreated physically and verbally," says Morales.
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But in one Incident, he allegedly verbally threatened violence to a jail employee, Orr said.
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She became verbally abusive to the crew and they asked her to leave the aircraft.
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Apollo verbally reprimanded the partner after he admitted to charging personal expenses and reimbursed Apollo.
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Liu belatedly discovers that Zack is physically, verbally, and emotionally abusive to his girlfriend, Nina.
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Details of the offer were only explained verbally, according to people familiar with the meeting.
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They discovered that to compensate for my weak reading, I was visually and verbally gifted.
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Are they being only verbally abusive, or is there a threat of physical violence, too?
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The good news is that you can customize its display through the app or verbally.
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Protesters have also been sucker punched, shoved, and verbally abused in various racially charged confrontations.
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At the CEO level, industry leaders are verbally, legally and organizationally clashing with Trump's policies.
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Lopez said she was verbally abused by detention center workers and health services were inadequate.
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Many were beaten and verbally abused, and up to 6,000 are said to have died.
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On Tuesday, activists from other parts of China verbally clashed with locals and vendors there.
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While some people may respond well to being verbally berated, Bergeron recognizes that most don't.
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But other women have since accused Miller of verbally abusive and threatening behavior as well.
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" She says she's often verbally attacked on the streets and sometime harassers call her "raghead.
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He would lash out and hit her, and verbally torture her on a daily basis.
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Without hearing each color expressed verbally, I had been unable to see them at all.
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The Las Vegas shooter, Stephen Paddock, was remembered for verbally abusing his girlfriend in public.
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I get completely and utterly verbally raped and crucified daily with hateful and vulgar messages.
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Or if the hiring manager tells you have the role verbally — and then ghosts you.
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Instead, he was reportedly verbally scolded by James Clapper, then the military's chief intelligence official.
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The affidavit also states Blac Chyna verbally abused a bartender for refusing her further service.
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Hariri was verbally humiliated and beaten, according to eight Saudi, Arab and Western diplomatic sources.
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"It's usually a turning point for those who've been harassing an employee verbally," Mesidor said.
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Farage and Weber have often clashed verbally on the floor of the chamber in Strasbourg.
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They'd been asked at least twice: once on a written questionnaire, again verbally during selection.
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The threats came by phone, letter, email, social media and even verbally, NYPD spokeswoman Sgt.
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Multiple reporters said a woman verbally attacked Acosta, who was standing in the press area.
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The runner-up also smashed her racket and verbally attacked the umpire for penalizing her.
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This lady has now quit, because my aunt can be strong-willed and verbally abusive.
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Other witnesses testified about receiving profane or verbally abusive emails from the governor's top aides.
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She was recovering from a relationship in which her husband was verbally abusive, she said.
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Mr. Cho's wife, Lee Myung-hee, has been accused of physically and verbally abusing employees.
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Hard of hearing, Mr. Ahn did not respond verbally, but tears streamed down his face.
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When we complained verbally to teachers or administrators about a problem, they could ignore us.
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There's nothing wrong with verbally saying hello to someone and not taking things any further.
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With the unemployment rate hovering near 214 percent, he sparred verbally with Nevada Democratic Sen.
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" But she was also a stubborn, verbally abusive woman he "never stopped being afraid of.
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Another woman presents a similar case study: She was 23, he 50 and verbally abusive.
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She endured long hours of hard labor without breaks, and was physically and verbally abused.
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Even when the dollar's strength created headwinds, administrations have stood by it, at least verbally.
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You can use Alexa, the Echo Dot's voice assistant, to control the light bulbs verbally.
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The mother described Lopez as "disorderly, loud, verbally, and physically abusive," the Toledo Blade reported.
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He was taken down after being verbally abusive and making "pretty aggressive movements," Bayless said.
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Instead of having to verbally communicate what she or he wants to see, just brainwaves.
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He was fined $113,000 there after verbally abusing chair umpire Fergus Murphy and smashing two rackets.
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Some of the mentally ill people we encounter will be verbally, physically and even sexually abusive.
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While Bobby verbally agrees to Grigor's conditions, later he and Wags starts planning another revenge plot.
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" Officers investigating the texts "discovered a Facebook video depicting (the man) being verbally and physically abused.
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The only person I can see really going toe to toe with him verbally is Biden.
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Officials said agents are only supposed to intervene when someone verbally or physically threatens a candidate.
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During the proceedings, Jones verbally attacked a CNN reporter while live-streaming the encounter on Periscope.
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The Netflix comedian also called for people to start verbally harassing members of the Trump administration.
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" Officers investigating the texts "discovered a Facebook video depicting (the man) being verbally and physically abused.
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The billionaire businessman has had a history of bashing the Emmys both verbally and on Twitter.
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The winners were told to "scream, humiliate, and verbally mock" those who couldn't afford to pay.
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Winking, he says, is the quickest and easiest way to communicate non-verbally across a room.
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The women were also handcuffed, their legs tied together and they were verbally and physically abused.
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Then Tambor's "Arrested Development" co-star Jessica Walter said he had verbally abused her during filming.
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We were both drinking — he more than I — and he verbally pressured me to have sex.
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He explained that his father verbally abused him and his mom for a number of years.
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Also, as best as I can tell, you have to verbally issue every command to Vector.
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Erotic humiliation is a kink that involves one partner embarrassing the other, either physically or verbally.
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Depending on how their network is doing, they'll be celebrated or verbally attacked by the journalists.
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Ally thinks this is a passive aggressive move from the couple that just verbally attacked her.
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But in court filings, E.J.K. wrote that her parents were at times verbally and physically abusive.
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Sara Mutschlechner was fatally shot after being verbally harassed by her alleged killer, police tell PEOPLE.
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So, you mean like a preemptive verbal cue that something verbally offensive is about to come?
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Users won't be able to verbally tell the app about accidents on the road or congestion.
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I got another drink and proceeded to get verbally abused for the rest of the night.
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Meanwhile, Cousins released an apology — to everyone but the paper and the reporter he verbally attacked.
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Her mother must commute with a verbally abusive driver as she is not permitted to drive.
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As to be expected, those who stood in the way of his message got verbally strafed.
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Laroche was verbally and emotionally cruel to Peggy, at times screaming at her like an animal.
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He or she may verbally attack you in response, or try to bring up office politics.
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This is the same man at whose rallies African-Americans have been verbally and physically assaulted.
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Occasionally, Manu's partners seemed overwhelmed by guilt, and they lashed out at him verbally or physically.
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I aim to become masterful at verbally instructing students so that my physical adjustments are refinements.
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I wouldn't verbally abuse them because an insult pulls you down into a state of weakness.
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They described him as abrasive and disinterested, and said he could be verbally abusive to colleagues.
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The agents also gave the adults forms, written in English but verbally translated, to fill out.
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Initially, he said that he had been verbally abusive but that his wives had been too.
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The police were even called after candidates and their volunteers verbally tussled at early voting polls.
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A few have thanked me, verbally or in a written note, but from the rest, nothing.
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When he first started, these affronts angered him, and he would try to verbally defend himself.
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Now, think of the character's personality traits and emotional life: How do they express themselves verbally?
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Trump accepted the invitation from Kim when a South Korean delegation delivered it verbally in Washington.
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The tour cited a "pattern of behavior" in the past 12 months of verbally abusing officials.
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Another has been undesirable treatment of employees, who may find themselves overworked, underpaid, or verbally abused.
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Fransen has previously been found guilty of religiously aggravated harassment for verbally abusing a Muslim woman.
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Wenninger tried to verbally and physically resist but John continued the same behavior, the suit said.
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The political provocateur has spent decades verbally sparring with almost anyone who is willing to engage.
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He had verbally committed to the team last February but then dropped that pledge in April.
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Schmidt and Kelly verbally identified a bottle of gin and a gun when they found Blevins.
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That provision is widely understood to mean giving preference to Christians, plans Trump has confirmed verbally.
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Arsić claims that he was slapped, verbally abused and had a gun held to his head.
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But more than a few participants waved their fingers, scolded, and even attacked the protestors verbally.
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Elizabeth clearly expresses, both verbally and nonverbally, that she does not want to have sex with Poldark.
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Team members, whether in the room or remote, can all collaborate on shared documents while communicating verbally.
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Thank all these people (mentally or verbally) for being your friends and getting you through certain periods.
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So there is a chunk of media that is verbally and overtly in support of Donald Trump.
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We don't know what he was exactly thinking at that moment, because he didn't communicate anything verbally.
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When Celie's mother dies, her rapist sells her to a widower who physically and verbally abuses her.
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Josh doesn't dig as deep, but it's evident that he was bullied physically and verbally at school.
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She claimed he was an alcoholic and that he verbally and physically abused her throughout their relationship.
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The Koran recommends a process of dialogue over a 90-day period after talaq is verbally invoked.
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In court documents, she claimed Luke, 42, sexually, physically, verbally and emotionally abused her for a decade.
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Authorities allege You was physically, verbally and psychologically abusive toward Urtula during their 18-month long relationship.
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In a subsequent task, the user verbally asked for flight information, added to the text and sent.
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As both waited for their transportation to leave the long weekend, Rose and LeCroy began verbally sparring.
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Pitt is currently being investigated for allegedly being verbally abusive and getting physical with his eldest son.
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A nurse had asked Lewelling to remove Guanill because he had been verbally disruptive, according to prosecutors.
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"While both lawyers were verbally discussing the mediation, Paul was getting agitated," the source told Page Six.
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The United States and Russia verbally dueled before the vote, which called for a seven-day truce.
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It's easy to forget that the two candidates will actually be verbally sparring on a college campus.
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Hayn-Hiton claims Locklear became verbally and physically abusive during the incident, kicking her and causing injury.
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Islam allows men to end their marriages verbally, only by telling their wives they are divorcing them.
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Dolan said Oakley was ejected because he was being verbally abusive to security while sitting nearby Dolan.
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In addition, he became increasingly abusive toward Cassandra, verbally and physically, despite becoming increasingly dependent on her.
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"She provided a space for us to talk about and verbally celebrate each other's nuances," she says.
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In 2014, Kesha, 29, alleged that Luke, 42, drugged, raped her and verbally and emotionally abused her.
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He verbally committed to purchasing the condo, but he has since decided not to buy the home.
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Thought LaVar Ball was just gonna stay quiet after he was verbally attacked by a Nike exec????
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Kesha alleged in 2014 that her longtime producer assaulted her sexually, verbally, and physically across a decade.
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Maybe it's easy for Ford to communicate non-verbally with hosts, because he himself is a host.
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Last fall, a video was released which showed footage of Depp being both verbally and physically violent.
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MORE. They should have run away from Trump after he verbally attacked the gold star Khan family.
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Or you may prefer that your boss verbally affirms you every time you complete a large task.
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Testifying for the defense, Carolyn Bryant offered incendiary testimony accusing Emmett of grabbing and verbally threatening her.
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"If you verbally spit out what's on the screen, then it's not going to work," he said.
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Approve the disclosuresThe agent then read me a list of disclosures and asked me to verbally approve.
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One friend from naval academy days recalls John reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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"I don't agree with grabbing someone's hat and verbally talking to them in that way," he said.
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But over more than a decade the ability to communicate verbally or in written form slipped away.
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A Rockets staffer came over to verbally check Kiedis -- but Anthony wasn't having it and lashed back.
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Ms. Dulos said in court filings that her husband was verbally abusive, according to local news reports.
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The president has verbally attacked him, which he said had helped to raise awareness of his candidacy.
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The new rules would require officers to intervene verbally if they see their colleagues using unnecessary force.
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Bette Porter is still a hotheaded mess, having affairs with married women and verbally decimating her enemies.
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Another Mexican minor said officers in Texas verbally harassed him while they drove to a processing station.
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The better option is to discuss it verbally or report it to a trusted adult or authority.
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Mr. Siraisi also associated the train lines with colors, so they could be more easily identified verbally.
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Both of Porter's ex-wives claim he was physically and verbally abusive to them during their marriages.
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He had verbally committed to Michigan State, but it was uncertain whether his scholarship offer still stood.
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The older girls—Leah roomed with three others—verbally and physically abused one another, and occasionally her.
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He said he was verbally assaulted and was rarely given enough blankets to keep warm at night.
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The documentary airs interviews with some women, as well as video footage of Choudhury verbally abusing students.
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We send tons of photos back and forth, because sometimes it's easier than trying to verbally communicate.
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Worse, its star, Lionel Messi, has been suspended for four games for verbally abusing an assistant referee.
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Porter's ex-wives told the FBI in January 2017 that he had abused them verbally and physically.
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Upton claims that Marciano verbally harassed and touched her inappropriately starting when she was 18 years old.
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He became verbally abusive towards the officers and threatened and spat on one of them, police said.
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Mohammed was gaining a reputation for verbally abusing women who dressed in ways he considered un-Islamic.
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Cho's widow, Lee Myung-hee, is currently facing criminal charges for physically and verbally abusing her staff.
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I verbally specified a piano, sax, drums and bass and said I hated electric guitars and accordions.
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Mel claims Gilles has been verbally abusive toward her, disrespecting her and rolling her eyes during conversations.
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She says they dated for about one year, during which he mentally, verbally and sexually abused her.
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Wendy: I like to be verbally degraded, restrained, and made to feel as if I'm being used.
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What we have told you about how Coach Ma verbally and physically abused us for years is true.
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The other four men in the photo were verbally abused, and all six fled their homes, he added.
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In the documentary, Kelly's ex-girlfriend Kitti Jones claims that she was "physically, mentally, verbally, and sexually" abused.
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"Faces are close, so it's a good way to communicate non-verbally and minimize noise level," says Alpert.
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Though eligibility varies by center, day care centers typically won't accept potential clients who physically or verbally abusive.
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If you dare to complain get ready to be screamed at, verbally harassed and threatened with legal action.
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Once your manager gives you feedback, verbally review the expectations to make sure you're on the same page.
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When you see someone abusing a woman or verbally abusing a woman or something like that, stand up.
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She told me verbally over and over, 'You're too old, you're too slow, you don't turn me on.
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Consent was verbally communicated — "The rope is too tight on my throat, mistress" — but the rest was implied.
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Though the manager verbally agreed to this, the suit alleges, the employee in question never got that test.
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Author Monica Byrne also said that Díaz was verbally abusive to her at a dinner party in 2014.
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Trump has called for physical attacks on his opponent, condoned attacks on protesters and verbally attacked countless individuals.
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More extreme cases have seen employers verbally or even physically abusing their helpers, sometimes resulting in court action.
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The lawsuit, which will be filed by attorney Kevin Flahavan, will also allege Heather verbally abused the EMT.
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He missed three games amid allegations posted on social media that he physically and verbally abused his wife.
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But Knight left coaching on controversial ground, after he as accused of physically and verbally abusing a student.
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And do you have specific contracts with those companies that will provide data that is being acquired verbally?
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Two years ago, she separated from her husband because he repeatedly cheated on her and verbally abused her.
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He was visibly exhausted at this point, and the crowd redoubled their efforts to verbally support his efforts.
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It's quietly doing things for you behind the scenes and engaging with your verbally — if you let it.
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" Dad sighs audibly before girding his loins for another painful attempt to express himself verbally: "Kill the fly.
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She was convicted in 2016 of religiously aggravated harassment after she verbally abused a woman wearing a hijab.
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I had been catcalled and verbally harassed before, but never touched sexually without my consent by a stranger.
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CNN could not confirm if the two-page document was verbally discussed by intelligence chiefs during the briefings.
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Shkreli was excused by Chaffetz once it became clear — and Shkreli verbally confirmed — he would not answer questions.
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"Arrested Development" star Jason Bateman has apologized for his defense of verbally abusive behavior in the entertainment industry.
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Medina and Sutter were fighting verbally, when things turned physical, according to the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office.
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The White House pulled his press pass after the president and Acosta tangled verbally during a press briefing.
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I have learned, both from Jane and from another close friend of hers, that Jack is verbally abusive.
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Mr. Mancini started verbally harassing them and, in the scuffle that ensued, Mr. Namdi fell, hitting his head.
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"I'm kind of trying to distance myself from that word, 'hate,' verbally and emotionally," Alex tells his sister.
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In it, the deputy can be seen verbally confronting the 15-year-old amputee while standing above him.
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Axios reported Monday that Rosenstein had verbally offered his resignation to chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE.
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She alleged that the producer had assaulted her sexually, verbally, and physically over the course of a decade.
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" The sale wasn't made, but he was "verbally reprimanded for not being persistent enough to close the deal.
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" In a journal entry, Brown wrote that he had "physically, mentally, emotionally and verbally been a repulsive man.
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The terminally ill individual must be mentally competent and make three requests, two verbally and one in writing.
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Ms. Dulos said in court filings that her husband had been verbally abusive, according to local news reports.
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In one sense, it means to verbally communicate something; in another sense, its more common one, something else.
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Watch and listen to the video ... Moore was verbally attacked as he was leaving an anti-Trump rally.
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Ideally, you should start this conversation verbally after completing a successful project or getting a positive performance review.
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As he restlessly circumambulates, verbally and physically, he's always reaching for explanations that seem to explode on him.
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No. I think I can be verbally eloquent sometimes, but as a human, am I an elegant person?
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The roads Chew-Bose follows in her slim collection of 14 visually and verbally astute essays lead inward.
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Characters get together, face off, and verbally pound away at one another until only the strongest remain standing.
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"He was genuinely terrified with interacting verbally or physically at all, except for his mother," the classmate said.
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Bethany felt emotionally and verbally abused by the once-adoring man who now shouted and swore at her.
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His goal of inculcating that articulate, verbally alert approach to singing inspired Mr. Schreier to conduct these scores.
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Other women would verbally and physically abuse her, she said, and she could not silence her suicidal thoughts.
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Dear Carolyn: My mother has been in a verbally and emotionally abusive marriage for more than 20 years.
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But she doesn't just write code: Hinton also verbally explains what she's doing and interacts with the audience.
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The quizzing could entail being verbally questioned by airline employees or being asked to fill out a form.
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Employee 2145 simulates activating the ballistic missile alert wail tone siren and verbally indicates completion of that action.
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"We see with our eyes," says Levick, so effective communication, both verbally and through body language, is key.
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A few days after hearing about Mr. Pecker's apoplexy, we were approached, verbally at first, with an offer.
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Rightly or wrongly, they're painted as angry adolescents, likely to get verbally violent over a bad review score.
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Valeant's chief executive, J. Michael Pearson, was hauled into a 2016 Senate hearing and verbally thrashed by lawmakers.
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Fransen was convicted in 2016 of religiously aggravated harassment after she verbally abused a woman wearing a hijab.
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During the seven months Al-Jizawi spent in captivity, she says she was regularly tortured and verbally harassed.
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Democratic senators seized on the opportunity to take swipes at Sessions, sometimes verbally sparring with their Republican counterparts.
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Because I never handled these underlying issues I became an abuser and hurt [my wife] physically, emotionally and verbally.
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" As Weinman is led away in handcuffs, she verbally berates the officers, calling them "dirtball" and "piece of trash.
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There are a lot of reasons victims might not physically resist or even verbally object to unwanted sexual touching.
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Another woman, Amy Louise Alexander, said in 2006 that Ellison verbally abused her while they were having an affair.
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But as she came in, she and her boyfriend were verbally assaulted and physically threatened in the concessions line.
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They claim he's been verbally abusive and tried to compel her to sign documents to change her estate planning.
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Four others who allegedly made mass shooting threats, either verbally or on social media, have been arrested, Hill said.
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Even though she acts like Lara from Inwood (especially when she's verbally intimidating Wendy), she's become Lara from Connecticut.
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These same men are also more likely to have used violence against other young men — verbally, physically, and online.
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In Athens, one man was verbally abused and beaten in the face at a bus stop, the report said.
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"They have verbally committed to us that they intend to comply with the rules," a senior USTR official said.
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Long story short ... Ebert says the man was only "verbally identified" by the arresting officer at the crime scene.
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If I want Waze to direct me verbally, CarPlay forces me away from radio stations and to Apple Music.
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When I did use the Assistant, it was usually for sending a text verbally or asking a quick question.
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Martinson said that Thomas physically abused her mother for years, and was further mentally and verbally abusive to her.
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There are many ways we can show someone we care: verbally or through action, or any number of ways.
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Having already verbally declined his friend's request in person, Brod refused to burn the manuscripts after the writer's death.
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"I'm going to let everyone know you verbally abuse me all the f—ing time," she yells at him.
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Earning most of these requires a scout to communicate verbally, like giving a speech or collaborating with a team.
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More frequently attackers threatened their victims either verbally or through actions such as putting a gun to their heads.
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It has a published target of 700 deliveries in 2017, but has told analysts verbally it will deliver 720.
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Soon after that, the attorney general filed a civil lawsuit against Lester, Yurish and Douty for verbally assaulting students.
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In May, France had persuaded major players in the North African country to verbally agree to elections on Dec.
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In 2014, Kesha accused the hitmaker, 42, of drugging, raping and physically, verbally and emotionally abusing her for years.
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Prosecutors presented further evidence at trial to support the victim's claims the defendants were physically, emotionally, and verbally abusive.
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This is because hand gestures are a way for speakers to connect with audiences visually, as well as verbally.
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Per Variety, the investigation revealed sexual relationships with subordinates, and a "verbally abusive and threatening environment" created by Smiley.
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The other animated tattoos in the film depict traumatic scenes in which children are being assaulted and verbally abused.
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Companies have one month to respond to a request for data, whether it is made verbally or in writing.
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Watching her husband berate a waiter from afar, Loretta explains how his verbally abusive behavior is threatening their marriage.
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Congresswoman Maxine Waters wants Republicans to finally say it -- ENOUGH IS ENOUGH ... after President Trump verbally brutalized Mika Brzezinski.
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Utah Jazz game on Monday ... verbally threatening physical harm on a fan in the 2nd quarter of the game.
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At that point, Davidson started "being verbally and even physically weird and abusive towards me at work," she said.
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A 2016 study found that people showed compassion for a robot vacuum cleaner after watching it get verbally abused.
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But please do know that this is not the first time that Mr. Riley is attacked; physically or verbally.
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Ms. Long, 34, is one of those disarmingly eloquent, verbally dexterous comics who seem to regularly emerge from England.
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"The respondent testified that when was drunk, he would physically and verbally abuse her," Couch wrote in one opinion.
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Clinton's father, Hugh Rodham, is described as a hard man who belittled her accomplishments and verbally abused her mother.
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Their relationship started off fine but began deteriorating when he started to abuse her, she says -- verbally and physically.
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Is it ethical for me to continue to be friends with someone who is verbally abusive to his partner?
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The letters, emails and journals contained admissions by Brown that he had physically, verbally and emotionally abused his wife.
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Even after his fame, he still showed up to poetry readings hammered and verbally abused people in his audience.
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Yesterday, there was a commitment, at least verbally, that [North Korea's] moratorium on nuclear and missile testing will continue.
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He's explaining to her that he just can't tolerate her verbally abusing the other teachers in front of students.
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Likewise, some conversations and topics are best addressed through other forms of communication, like verbally or face-to-face.
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If officers do mute their audio for one of those reasons, the department now requires they verbally explain why.
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Her son confesses to the murder both verbally and in a written statement and that wasn't admitted at trial.
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He told CNN he'd been tortured, both mentally and physically, verbally abused, and bore witness to his friends' deaths.
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Heard filed for divorce from Johnny Depp last month, claiming he verbally and physically abused her throughout their relationship.
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After joining, she learned how to use an Apple iPad and work more complex tasks verbally and on paper.
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They listened intently as the front-runner squared off against six Republican challengers, verbally urging him on at times.
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From the start, four former employees said, he was verbally abusive, sometimes demeaning employees to the point of tears.
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From social awkwardness to a complete inability to communicate verbally — four men and women speak about life with autism.
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We live in a culture where so many are penetrated physically, emotionally and verbally by anyone at any moment.
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After Mr. Flick got out, he verbally threatened the victim of the 2010 attack and went back to prison.
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That idea of expressing yourself entirely visually rather than verbally was inspired by him as much as anything else.
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Blane Barksdale did not follow officers' commands when he emerged from the residence and became verbally abusive, police said.
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Four students were suspended for verbally assaulting an African American student last week, the university's chancellor announced on Wednesday.
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Ms. Salman said in the interview with The Times that her husband beat her repeatedly and verbally abused her.
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The researchers saw 28 of the 22019,016 women, nearly 42%, being physically and verbally abused, stigmatized or discriminated against.
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They have clung to a catalog and a persona that were musically bold, verbally shocking and entirely self-created.
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One 16-year-old Guatemalan boy claimed he was verbally abused and strip-searched while in custody in 2013.
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Then, once IT is back to a manageable size, they verbally berate IT. They call IT a total loser.
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Swanigan, a sophomore forward who originally verbally committed to the Spartans, notched his 17th double-double of the season.
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The women said that labor subcontractors, who typically are male, were often verbally abusive or intimidating to secure compliance.
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Sources say his management style was extreme, saying that he would verbally abuse commissioners during meetings, yelling at them.
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In a separate incident, Black entrepreneur Sarah Kunst reports Scoble "verbally harassed" her at the 2014 Dent conference in Idaho.
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At that request, Ms. Lundquist got out of bed, screamed, "was verbally abusive and hit" the nursing assistant, records show.
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Bobby tries to verbally intimidate Taylor with speeches about it being cold at the top, and Taylor being young, etc.
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The two stars have to answer genuinely challenging quiz questions - both verbally and written - while festooned with golden retriever puppies.
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He claims the people that come in can be disruptive and even verbally abusive, according to Perth city council records.
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Clemmons said Diaz forcibly kissed her several years ago; others cited instances when they felt he had verbally attacked them.
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Pitt allegedly got 'verbally abusive' and 'physical' with one of his children with Angelina Jolie on the couple's private plane.
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I am afraid he will continue to act erratically towards me, verbally and physically, and in the presence of Ben.
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When visiting the doctor, one in three trans people have been verbally harassed by the doctor or denied medical care.
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She said Hutchison emotionally and verbally abused her, including calling her selfish for choosing to compete in the London Olympics.
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He was issued a warning by plate umpire Tim Timmons, then thrown out after continuing to verbally display his disapproval.
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I have to make all the decisions for both of us because he doesn't have the ability to communicate verbally.
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"During the entirety of our relationship, Johnny has been verbally and physically abusive to me," part of the document read.
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After verbally agreeing to undergo the process, Kogan said Facebook has yet to follow up with him to begin it.
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Naomi Lee Allen-Ward just got a restraining order, claiming Derrick has been verbally, emotionally and physically abusive toward her.
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I personally witnessed two men in high positions of power on that set seek out and verbally abuse multiple women.
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You do not want people with their finger on the nuclear button verbally screaming at one another in different languages.
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You can even verbally quantify how much you ate, or thumb through drop-down menus and type in entries manually.
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Aaron was upset that Mike passed on him — that Mike actually verbally said that Alex Smith was a better quarterback.
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"During the entirety of our relationship, Johnny has been verbally and physically abusive to me," Heard claims in court papers.
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Verbally that&aposs great, but there are tools at his disposal that the president can go on the offense of.
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Pitt is accused of getting physical and being verbally abusive with son Maddox, 15, while on the family's private plane.
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He made Lisa's friends cry with his insults, and he verbally assaulted waitresses while Mona and Laurene sat by, silently.
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He had really been verbally abusive to some of the staff, some of our crew and was rude to me.
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Martinson told authorities that her stepfather physically abused her mother for years and was mentally and verbally abusive to her.
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Establish a company norm Have everyone within the organization, not just nonbinary people, announce their pronouns -- verbally and in print.
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A 2007 survey from schools in Massachusetts showed that 49 percent of middle school English-learning students were verbally bullied.
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I realized he was essentially telling me to continue being verbally abused, disrespected, and treated like less than a human.
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Thailand has strict lese-majeste laws that bans criticism of the royal family — be it verbally, online, or in print.
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Shia LaBeouf verbally assaulted a white officer, telling him his wife watches porn and fantasizes about African-American male genitals.
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She claims that the producer "sexually, physically, verbally, and emotionally" abused her starting when she was just 18 years old.
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Although Cyprus and Turkey have been verbally jousting for years, the disagreement triggered an unusual rebuke from Egypt on Wednesday.
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If I try and explain what I do verbally, people don't get what it is until they see it done.
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A women's rights group organizer in rural Pennsylvania felt verbally harassed by a city council candidate and his campaign manager.
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"Nothing's decided," Stevenson said on Thursday, feinting (verbally) in the mixed zone where reporters traditionally hound athletes after their bouts.
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"[Clark] never verbally threatened anyone prior to being fatally shot by Officers Terrence Mercadal and Jared Robinet," the suit says.
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The friend, Columbia law professor Daniel Richman, later verbally shared the contents of the memos to The New York Times.
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Police said they arrested a Tijuana resident Monday after she entered the sports complex and started verbally attacking migrants there.
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"During the entirety of our relationship, Johnny has been verbally and physically abusive to me," she claims in the documents.
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In his restraining-order application, Mr. Chung said that his partner had physically and verbally threatened him and his family.
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"In this society, we're raised to not allow bullies to engage in racist behavior and to intervene verbally," Scott said.
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They accused You of sending Urtula more than 47,000 text messages, verbally abusing him and urging him to kill himself.
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Conyers is also accused of verbally harassing Melanie Sloan, a former Capitol Hill staffer for his office, in the 1990s.
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Police said the "sophisticated money-making operation" involved the exploitation of vulnerable Vietnamese teenagers who were physically and verbally abused.
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Hired help might be illiterate, so one should be certain to instruct staff verbally rather than with a printed schedule.
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Some perpetrators harass verbally with suggestive or sexual comments, while other incidents can involve inappropriate advances of a physical nature.
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Salwa did not understand how a woman could verbally attack her mother, especially in what she considers her own neighborhood.
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"If I verbally express to a police officer, 'This is live,' that puts the pressure on them," Mr. Cochran said.
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Contrary to its name, the study also looks at verbally precocious youth and most of the participants are now adults.
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Tuesday morning, he was in raging silverback mode, glowering, posturing and verbally dragging the press around his gilded Manhattan lair.
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He verbally laid waste to Germany, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, our NATO allies and the European Union.
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How can one preach black love when they are accused of physically and verbally harming the mother of their child?
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But the decline of institutions means that the sanctions for violating those norms, even verbally, are unclear and often nonexistent.
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It did hone my skill for verbally insulting customers to their faces without their knowledge, that allowed some pressure release.
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" Their relationship, at that point, was doomed: "I believe I verbally cursed him out, and then I sent him home.
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"During the entirety of our relationship, Johnny has been verbally and physically abusive to me," Heard states in court documents.
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"To be clear, I did not harass anyone that evening, physically or verbally," Ashmawy told Foreign Policy in a statement.
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"I don't know what happened," she said of Kesha's much-publicized claims that Dr. Luke was sexually and verbally abusive.
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The dress code "was verbally communicated," Marisa (who asked to be identified by first name only) wrote in an email.
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Jordan, days after verbally committing to sign in free agency with the Mavericks, instead agreed to stay with the Clippers.
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Because of the complexity of the process, verbally explaining this technique to my students almost always proves to be fruitless.
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And someone in front of that person — so no way they were being affected — decided to verbally attack this person ...
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" His former colleague Ben Shapiro called him a "vindictive, nasty figure, infamous for verbally abusing supposed friends and threatening enemies.
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And both appear to deftly navigate the fine line between leading by example and verbally prodding their teammates when needed.
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None of my drill instructors ever abused any recruit in my platoon: pushed, bumped, verbally worked on our psyches, sure.
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He had to make the journey from Downing Street by underground tunnel to avoid being assaulted, verbally if not physically.
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The person verbally abused her in an attempt to intimidate her for her work, but she was not physically harmed.
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Gutierrez-Parker's primary care doctor gave her a mini-cognitive assessment, asking her some question verbally and then on paper.
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"During the entirety of our relationship, Johnny has been verbally and physically abusive to me," she said in a statement.
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Kersh was stopped on Thanksgiving day for drinking alcohol in public and became verbally abusive toward the officers, police say.
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Instead, this country has chosen a verbally abusive, vulgar narcissist, who objectifies women and insults anyone who disagrees with him.
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Thirty-two percent of those surveyed reported they have been verbally harassed because of their gender in their current jobs.
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The first time the father of my children verbally accosted me, I had suggested locs for our then-unborn daughter.
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Kristen Eck, Norris's former fiancée, wrote on Instagram that she had been physically and verbally abused by Norris in 2015.
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As for those back in Russia who have verbally attacked her and her husband, Yuliya was straightforward in her response.
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He was, as Mr. Dunn characterized him, aloof and "impersonal," not one to give much encouragement, at least not verbally.
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He said he was verbally abused by his employers when he asked for more money and was told to leave.
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Being able to show it, as opposed to pitch it verbally or articulate it in a script, was really important.
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In a 2013 study, research found some people enjoy trying to verbally kick someone's butt as a form of stress relief.
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In late March, Jones also claimed she was "physically, mentally, verbally, and sexually" abused by Kelly in a BBC Three documentary.
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In the past month, 79% of officers say they were thanked for their service and 67% say they were verbally abused.
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The situations went from being routinely verbally attacked by strangers to nearly being kidnapped, and more recently, threatened with a Taser.
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Fresh off a bar brawl at Donovan's, where a local woman verbally assaulted Nilsa unprompted, the housemates feel closer than ever.
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With Amazon's Dash Button, consumers can verbally question "smart" fridges about inventory and initiate Amazon detergent shipments instantaneously from their washer.
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Johnson was giving several indicators that he was going to resist arrest, that he was being verbally abusive to the officers.
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Young children and babies must be closely monitored, he emphasized, because they can't verbally express hunger or thirst like older patients.
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"I don't know what happened," she said of singer Kesha's claims that Dr. Luke was verbally and sexually abusive toward her.
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To this day, research has found that physicians are more likely to be verbally dominant with black patients than white patients.
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Plus, Michelle Malkin and Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi on the left continuing to verbally attack women in the Trump administration.
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Now, an alleged survivor of Kelly's abuse is reportedly suing the musician, who she claims mentally, verbally, and sexually abused her.
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These experiences range from being flashed to being verbally assaulted and even physically abused, all taking place in a public setting.
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"During the course of his relationship with Heard, Depp has repeatedly been physically and verbally abusive towards her," the documents read.
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Her father, who wears a turban, has also been verbally harassed and called "Bin Laden," she said, both after the Sept.
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Driving the news: Axios reported Monday morning that Rosenstein verbally offered to resign to White House Chief of Staff John Kelly.
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If the violence is being perpetrated by the police, you can record, observe, and verbally intervene, but physically intervening is illegal.
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The flap follows a widely publicized incident in which a female LDP lawmaker was taped verbally and physically abusing her aide.
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This is the same NRA that verbally abuses teenagers, with its president Oliver North having called the Parkland student activists terrorists.
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Let's run down what MCE looks like — verbally, at least, as Microsoft is being exceedingly stingy with real in-game assets.
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Two days before the scheduled hearing, the committee received allegations that Mr Jackson drank excessively, overprescribed drugs and verbally abused colleagues.
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While Kardashian has yet to verbally address or release a statement about the infidelity, she made her opinions loud and clear.
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If you see a customer being verbally abusive to one of us, control the situation and check up on them afterward.
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AIDS – and compared a gay man having sex to a "demonic compulsion," Cooper went on to almost verbally destroy Robertson. 5.
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The star of several reality television competition series in which he is known for effectively castrating contestants and berating them verbally.
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For example, a user can open the companion mobile app, and verbally ask if their dog walker came by that day.
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We see pop star/songwriter Sia verbally greet baby True Thompson as Khloé looks at her glam in an iPhone mirror.
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According to the publication, judges not only gave the men short sentences, but also "verbally harassed" the victim during the trial.
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Amazon's support documentation notes that ordering anything via voice requires making a deliberate purchase request and again verbally confirming the order.
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"For my marriage, I would say it was very strongly verbally and emotionally abusive," she told Today's Savannah Guthrie on Friday.
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While Palestinians are usually physically harmed, verbally or emotionally abused, or even killed, Israelis are typically punished in a humane way.
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CIMON will verbally communicate step-by-step instructions to Gerst during three planned science experiments on the space station's European module.
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As customary land rights are agreed verbally, Bitland's surveyors interview farmers, their neighbors and chiefs to agree on each parcel's boundaries.
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Even Stephen Paddock, the Las Vegas shooter whose motives remain a mystery, was known to verbally abuse his girlfriend in public.
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Police say the suspect also acted nervous and became "verbally aggressive," as they pressed her regarding the irregularities in her story.
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Press it and the headphones let you know the level verbally: "Noise cancellation High," 'Noise cancellation Low," or "Noise cancellation Off.
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In 2014, the pop star sued the producer, alleging he drugged, raped and verbally, physically and emotionally abused her for years.
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The ruling was made despite video evidence allegedly showing him verbally abusing her and taking drugs in front of the child.
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The report also said he was drunk, verbally abusive and urinated in the aisle of first-class cabin of the plane.
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He was more than willing to verbally spar with Warren, whom he sees as an intriguing challenger in the 2020 race.
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That was obvious, when even as he verbally embraced McConnell in the Rose Garden, Trump could not quite let Bannon go.
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When the girl was moved, she was verbally abused in her new foster home and locked away, according to the claim.
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By verbally and physically harassing us, the Latino officers reinforced their 6900 percent loyalty to their white peers and police department.
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The victim wasn't verbally protesting or physically struggling, but the graduate students knew something was terribly wrong because she wasn't moving.
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For as long as Daniel can remember, his stepfather had verbally and physically abused him, leaving bruises and causing excessive bleeding.
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At the March 28 meeting, the Mayo staffers said Amber was removed because she was physically and verbally abusive to staffers.
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Among them, however — and particularly prominent on social media — was a faction of self-righteous, verbally aggressive and overwhelmingly male supporters.
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Pitt is accused of getting verbally abusive with one of the couple's kids, as well as getting "physical," a source says.
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Many women whom we work with are being abused verbally and emotionally by relatives who are blaming them for their rapes.
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My dad was very verbally abusive to my mom and me, so they didn't have a good relationship with each other.
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"During the course of his relationship with Heard, Depp has repeatedly been physically and verbally abusive towards her," her filing reads.
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Bin Salman has the kingdom being much more forward leaning, in the region, with adventurism in Yemen and verbally versus Iran.
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She also claims the producer once threatened to kill her following one of her refusals, and verbally insulted her on set.
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Julie Kang, 27755, said she was first verbally assaulted in December, when coronavirus cases were just beginning to surface in China.
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She was convicted in November of four counts of crimen injuria, one for each of the police officers she abused verbally.
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Outwardly, the two men could not have been more different: Johnson could talk circles around anyone, and Trump is verbally inept.
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"It's a workshop where you learn to defend yourself both verbally and physically," explains Pesha, a sex worker and course leader.
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He secured the train, jumped out and approached the boy, who did not speak or respond physically or verbally to words.
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As for villains, I have always been guiltily taken — Catholic girlhood residue — with Satan in "Paradise Lost," complicated, tortured, verbally dazzling.
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"Ballyturk" is so verbally dense that it's possible to be hypnotized, if not numbed, by some of its lush spoken arias.
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I was so used to being verbally attacked at work that I became defensive when talking to my friends and family.
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These online services are designed, at least in part, for verbally harassing strangers from behind the safety of an anonymous handle.
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As the fight escalated, court papers surfaced alleging that Mr. Bush had physically and verbally abused his former wife, Sarah Selden.
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She complained verbally to a woman she thought was a nurse at the center, but did not submit a written complaint.
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I think it was the first time I had heard people talk about consent as something you could ask for verbally.
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Coach Kim "cvMax" Dae-ho also left the organization after being indefinitely suspended amid allegations of physically and verbally abusing players.
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Every time Diaz tried to verbally assault St-Pierre in the Octagon, GSP would throw a Superman jab in his face.
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She also said he could be aggressive and cruel, sometimes volcanic, and she described his behavior as emotionally and verbally abusive.
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And in December, hackers hijacked the Ring cameras of multiple families, using the devices' speakers to verbally assault some of them.
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The official said it is not unusual for a hold on funds to be communicated verbally before it is formally implemented.
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He added that the brothers had said both verbally and in corporate documents that they supported keeping her as controlling owner.
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She then explained to costars Emily Simpson and Braunwyn Windham-Burke why she often goes "low" when she's verbally attacking others.
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Progressives also revolted over an emergency immigration bill over the summer, with moderates and liberals verbally sparring on the House floor.
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She posted a viral video about the incident on Twitter, where she said she was verbally abused by a white man.
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Finally, the president obviously does not care about White House protocol in responding to those assaulting him verbally or in print.
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The offer was conveyed verbally by South Korean President Moon Jae-in during his visit to the Vatican, the spokesman said.
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We're told a production manager on the tour also complained, through his lawyer ... claiming Brown has been verbally abusive and threatening.
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The driver brought her bags from the bus while the men confiscated Al-Jizawi's mobile phone and began verbally abusing her.
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Social media sites have struggled to deal with the problem of users — mainly women — being verbally abused and threatened on their platforms.
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It's a more self-expressive outfit, because I always try to be as self-expressive as possible, physically as well as verbally.
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CNN has previously been told that procedure now is to verbally try to stop people approaching the border then fire warning shots.
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The two verbally engaged each other, rode each other's tails, zipped around other vehicles and cut each other off, the sheriff said.
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The contestants either walk away with a deal, or get eliminated — often after being verbally cut down to size by the judges.
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Trudeau is risking the ire of U.S. President Donald Trump who has verbally attacked the Canadian prime minister of late over trade.
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It's aimed at helping children develop manners, but it'll also work with rude adults who verbally abuse their voice assistants—aka me.
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With the early hominids, those tribes that learned to manage their anger verbally rather than physically may well have done much better.
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From the ground, firefighter Rush helped verbally guide Lee, who was strapped in a harness, down the building and toward the victim.
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He's verbally attacked the courts, complained about Supreme Court justices and threatened to break up the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals.
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In October 2017, Chyna filed her own lawsuit against her ex for allegedly damaging her brand and verbally and physically abusing her.
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Williams, 36, did not hold back when it came to verbally criticizing Ramos throughout the match, which ultimately cost her the game.
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If [Bikram is] asking for something, there's an inherent unspoken understanding that it's okay, and that message gets verbally reinforced at training.
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He said Melton was "mentally unstable" and had "verbally accosted and physically threatened people on a daily basis" for over a year.
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I know it'd be easier if you showed me on your phone or computer screens, but verbally, let's give it a shot.
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Its male stars—Santeria included—verbally and physically degrade women way beyond what you might expect in even the most extreme porn.
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"I personally witnessed two men in high positions of power on that set seek out and verbally abuse multiple women," Brown alleged.
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They lose their ability to communicate verbally so if you are trying to do something they don't like, they instinctively lash out.
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She claims he was in a hypoglycemic state and became verbally and physically aggressive toward her, grabbing her hair and her neck.
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CBS Los Angeles reports that the girl posted clips to her social media that allegedly depict Diaz being verbally and physically abusive.
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There are plenty of animal species that can communicate verbally, and some even possess musical gifts, but none that sing in rhyme.
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Of those who were verbally abused, 68% experienced three or more such incidents, and one-third experienced it five or more times.
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TLC is speaking out in support of transgender teen Jazz Jennings after she was verbally attacked by Duggar family member Derick Dillard.
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In November 2016, she was found guilty of "religious aggravated harassment" for verbally abusing a Muslim woman in front of her children.
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But Howard Cosell did, becoming a supporter and friend to the champ as they verbally sparred for the rest of Cosell's life.
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"In my life, there were people I personally knew at school and in my inner circle who verbally abused me," Black wrote.
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Together, they developed cognitive musical tests performed during functional MRI (fMRI) scanning, such as Fabbio humming back melodies and verbally identifying objects.
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With Keynua you record a short video to verbally agree to a document, and they use existing records to verify your identity.
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Instead, they say, they were made to live in filthy trailers, verbally abused, and forced into unpaid labor, just to stay enrolled.
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He subsequently complained to her employer that she had "verbally abused" him and announced that he would no longer be a customer.
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RELATED: Obama releases video teasing State of the Union The woman accused McBride of being "very verbally abusive," according to the Tribune.
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Williams, 37, did not hold back when it came to verbally criticizing Ramos throughout the match, which ultimately cost her the game.
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"I asked him and Vice President-elect Mike Pence to be involved verbally and in writing," Murray told Reuters in an interview.
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Viewers may remember that JoJo Fletcher's Bachelorette castoff was sent packing during season 3 for passing out drunk and being verbally abusive.
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Only now, she was good-naturedly verbally abusing a drunken fellow who was hitting on a young European couple downing warm beer.
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"He promoted the victim to verbally identify him as, 'This is my whatever and it's okay to deal with him,'" Cornetta says.
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TMZ broke the story ... Tamar got Vincent arrested Christmas Day after she says booze and jealousy led to him becoming verbally abusive.
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After making the threat, DJ Paul verbally attacked a local DJ and at that point the power went out at the venue.
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Ramsey saw that local media members were taking cellphone video of the altercation, and he verbally attacked the reporters with profane language.
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According to local media reports, a white male student allegedly verbally harassed Frasqueri during her performance, provoking her to hit the student.
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His mom would always verbally make a fuss over me and my dietary requirements, but then always cooked exactly what she wanted.
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Earlier this week, Team Echo Fox confirmed a minority investor in the Esports franchise used racist language both verbally and in emails.
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And in the latest RHONY season 9 installment, Dorinda Medley verbally attacked Sonja Morgan for her sexuality in a disturbingly aggressive manner.
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Many have stories to tell of vehicle owners that didn't pay them, that docked their pay unnecessarily, or that were verbally abusive.
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" The coroner concluded that there was "no doubt" Moller was "abused verbally" by Ashenhurst, but there was "no evidence of physical abuse.
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"Stranger Things" writers and directors Matt and Ross Duffer are speaking out about claims they verbally abused multiple women on the set.
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Grammy-winner Adele stopped her final Australian concert mid-show to verbally smack a security guard at Melbourne's Etihad Arena in March.
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Opinion: I saw suffering like I've never seen Maduro, elected as Chavez's successor in 2013, has long verbally clashed with opposition leaders.
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I grew up thinking that sexuality was mine, but also something I could verbally communicate with my mom, if that makes sense.
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LONDON — Jeremy Clarkson has apologised to the Top Gear producer, Oisin Tymon, he physically and verbally assaulted in a "fracas" last March.
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When I spoke to Yu about it, she told me that everything was communicated verbally, and nothing substantive was put into writing.
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The government in Pyongyang is paying for a rapidly expanding nuclear weapons program, and it has verbally threatened several countries with attack.
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Ellison is accused by an ex-girlfriend, Karen Monahan, of becoming physically violent and verbally abusing her on one occasion in 85033.
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The two groups verbally sparred, with one protestor angrily shouting "I'm sick of you all coming here" at the far-right activists.
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On one end, a person may be verbally coerced to continue an unwanted pregnancy; on the other, there may be sexual violence.
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Duterte has attacked the United States verbally, chiding Washington for treating the Philippines "like a dog," despite the two nations' longstanding relationship.
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Roohr and his colleagues told the FBI that the chief was verbally abusive, but they didn't report him in fear of retaliation.
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Weiner said Kriegman had assured him verbally and in emails that he would not use Abedin in the film without her consent.
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The fact is, Tillerson is not a climate change denier, and he has engaged at least verbally on it in the past.
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Even though they don't verbally state this, you can easily extract it through their work ethic, and the way they develop dialogues.
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Must-See: A shopper came to the defense of a woman who was verbally attacked for breastfeeding her baby in a Target.
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Police documents released Wednesday showed that the player, kicker Josh Brown, wrote about being "physically, verbally and emotionally" abusive to his wife.
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Interesting note -- Marliesia told us she was done with Swae back in March, and accused him of cheating and being verbally abusive.
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The final straw for the current commissioner, Rob Manfred, came in October, when Bowman verbally abused a co-worker, The Journal reported.
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Spat at and verbally harassed almost whenever she leaves her house, Asma feels that every day she endures a new psychological scar.
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But truthfully, American politics has been mean and verbally violent for a lot longer than Donald Trump's been in the White House.
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This finding seems to jibe with Dr. Brown's research, suggesting that the less men risk emoting verbally, the more appealing they appear.
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Last week, Mr. Trump was eager to take a tough line on China as the North Korean threat escalated, at least verbally.
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She claims that Renner was verbally and emotionally abusive throughout their relationship and, in one instance, says he threatened to kill her.
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Trying to pretend that I don't feel as though my friend has verbally slapped me across the face with this breezy declaration.
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The company sometimes allows users to stay on the platform even after they repeatedly violate community standards and verbally abuse other people.
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Polinsky claims Baio began verbally harassing him on the set of their sitcom when he was about 11 or 12 years old.
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Some scenes can feel forced and even a little hectoring (as when a breastfeeding mother is verbally attacked in a public park).
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Hoard and her husband were not, however, prepared for an experience she calls physically and verbally abusive, medically flawed, and deeply traumatic.
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When Okwui Okpokwasili talks about her work, she treats each question like a knot to be unraveled, physically as much as verbally.
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She writes another statement, this time saying that she dreamed the rape, but verbally stays that she still believed that it happened.
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After the network's New York office was forced to evacuate, Zucker sparred verbally with Trump and his press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Half were allowed to verbally defend themselves against rude customers, while the other half were required to be friendly no matter what.
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Former assistant general manager Brandon Taubman was fired in October after a separate incident in which Taubman verbally harassed a female reporter.
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PARIS — A milestone in French politics was reached in the country's verbally violent presidential debate Wednesday night, but not the expected one.
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Ortiz was read his Miranda Rights and then verbally confessed to killing four people over the last two weeks, the affidavit states.
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And it didn't stop there -- as Kavanaugh verbally feuded with Democratic senators like Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Dick Durbin of Illinois.
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Early on, Ms. Calinoiu emphasizes the woman's vulnerability and her inability to assert herself (verbally and otherwise) in front of her husband.
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Jane Doe claims Gebbia was often under the influence of alcohol and repeated physically, verbally and emotionally abusing her, including slapping her.
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"I have physically, mentally, emotionally and verbally been a repulsive man," Brown wrote in one of his journal entries, obtained by SNY.tv.
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Migrants are verbally abused by some Colombians who refuse them work when they hear their accents, said Flavio Gouguella, 28, from Carabobo.
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She's fighting to get out of her Sony Music contract, and claims Luke abused her sexually, physically, verbally and emotionally for years.
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This was a continuation of how Trump has long handled Bush, often verbally bullying the Florida governor and characterizing him as weak.
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She says he followed her into a guest bedroom while verbally berating her and hitting her "forcefully" in the face with pillows.
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I'm talking about the woman who mopped the floor, both verbally and physically, with her co-stars in the sci-fi thriller Morgan.
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This was a highly-anticipated contest between two men who has verbally sparred for years while the Russian Nurmagomedov was sidelined through injury.
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Not wanting to be rude or assaulted, neither physically nor verbally, women engage with our harassers just as long as we have to.
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" Shahi says her father, who was addicted to "alcohol, prescription drugs and gambling" and "was abusive both physically and verbally to my mother.
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Since Jack is very limited verbally, how overwhelming was if for him with a large crowd and expectation that it would be loud.?
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Last year, the university enacted an "affirmative consent" policy, which explicitly states students cannot engage in sexual activity unless both partners verbally consent.
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It was not uncommon for Arumugam to verbally dress down subordinates in front of each other, bringing some to tears, these people said.
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On the evening of July 25, 1969, Senator Ted Kennedy verbally acknowledged a troubling pattern in his family's history: tragedy dogged the Kennedys.
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By saying Rosenstein had "verbally resigned" to Kelly rather than "offered his resignation," I conveyed a certainty that this fluid situation didn't deserve.
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After verbally confirming his occupation, Omin was given a piece of paper and a pen to test his knowledge as a software engineer.
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Remember, Holly and Hugh have a rocky history -- she claimed Hugh verbally and emotionally abused her while she was in the Playboy Mansion.
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Catcalling or verbally harassing someone on the street is not against federal law, though many states have outlawed certain types of threatening behavior.
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Officials at Olathe Northwest High School in Kansas are investigating reports that students verbally harassed an LGBTQ student group during a homecoming parade.
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Last month, a female crew member alleged on Instagram that the brothers were "verbally abusive" on the Stranger Things set, particularly to women.
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"Last night, as I was coming back home in Paris, I walked past a man who sexually/verbally harassed me," Laguerre wrote online.
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One friend from his Naval Academy days recalls how John, while a lowly plebe, reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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It was at that time that sister #2 proceeded to verbally attack me and she too blocked me, once I denied such allegations.
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During the season 6 reunion of Teen Mom OG, Abraham verbally attacked Portwood and her then-fiancé Matt Baier about their age difference.
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But really, if you're getting a Powerbot VR7000, it's probably so you can verbally command your robotic vacuum minion to clean your floors.
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The singer is suing Luke, 42, whom she alleges drugged and raped her and has verbally and emotionally abused her for a decade.
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Sorry, LSU fans ... Shaq's son, Shareef O'Neal, has verbally committed to play college hoops for the Arizona Wildcats ... his AAU team announced Wednesday.
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Tesla, like Amazon, has had its share of labor concerns, including safety issues and verbally abusive behavior from Tesla CEO Elon Musk himself.
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In 2014, Kesha sued her former mentor, alleging he had drugged and raped her and verbally and emotionally abused her for a decade.
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Chyna has accused Kardashian of violating California's revenge porn laws, damaging her brand and allegedly verbally and physically abusing her, among other things.
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The disorderly passenger had also verbally assaulted another woman, according to The Denver Channel , by asking her personal questions about her sexual habits.
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Amanda White, a producer for the film, alleged Affleck verbally and sexually harassed her and Gorka while on the set, The Guardian reported.
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In 2014, Kesha sued her former mentor, alleging he had drugged and raped her and verbally and emotionally abused her for a decade.
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The camera circles as two siblings duke it out verbally, before another sibling jumps in like it's a prolonged and lethal improv exercise.
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This morning, New York Times reporter Mike Isaac tweeted that his airline verbally warned passengers to power off and stow the recalled device.
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The former "Glee" star denies ever verbally agreeing to pay Peter Mattaliano 2.5% of his acting salary from any TV or movie roles.
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"Even gazing into your partner's eyes or verbally telling them how good the sex feels can be hot and less noisy," she says.
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Take, for example, the student who stands nearby and watches a bully verbally or physically attack a someone without doing anything to help.
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"Excuse me, can you find her another seat, because I will not be verbally abused by this bitch, or anybody else," Rodgers said.
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Sarah Rodriguez, an ICE spokeswoman, told CNN that ICE agents may sometimes verbally identify themselves as police when they're going into a situation.
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In many cases, the accused is also commonly known to have verbally or even physically assaulted others in piques of temper and rage.
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Given the private nature of domestic work, this arrangement provides impunity for employers to verbally and physically abuse the migrants they live with.
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The couple allegedly abused the woman physically and verbally, forcing her to clean, cook, and care for their children from 5:30 a.m.
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All the shit in the play is described verbally instead of being visualized; the text and the ensemble do a lot of work.
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The game is able to teach you these complex rules without verbally explaining a thing; you learn by doing, without any explicit instructions.
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McDonagh writes Dixon as a hick and a loser who still lives with his verbally abusive mother and almost failed out of school.
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He'd previously quit reffing in May, in the wake of coming out, when he became somewhat famous and fans began verbally abusing him.
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As you'd imagine, things got very heated ... with Safaree's pro-fur supporters clashing -- at least verbally -- with a slew of anti-fur protesters.
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""[T]he actress Ellen Barkin told me that, though she was never a victim of Weinstein's sexual advances, he frequently verbally abused her.
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She claims Tony harassed her verbally and sexually during the shoot -- and also groped her while trying to get her into his room.
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It can be an advantage to have your cleverness highly rated, and this is the luck of verbally fluent people around the world.
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According to Yahoo Style, while hanging out with friends one night at a local festival in Wichita, the recent graduate was verbally attacked.
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The news website Axios first reported on Rosenstein's possible resignation, saying he had "verbally resigned" to White House chief of staff John Kelly.
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Still, some of the neighbors have pushed back against the organization's presence, including verbally harassing the tenants and threatening them with physical violence.
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A Pennsylvania resident was shot and killed over the weekend after reportedly confronting a man who verbally attacked his friend with racial slurs.
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He said he was verbally abused by other members, and an altercation after a night out left him afraid to stay there anymore.
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Last week, video of Fields verbally insulting Heyer's mother, Susan Bro, during his time in custody was reported by a local news station.
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And Farenthold's staff accused him of being a verbally abusive boss who often made crude sexual jokes, according to a 85033 CNN report.
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"People had issue with being verbally abused, watching their coworkers be fired around them and not being kept in the loop," Crompton said.
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Rosenstein verbally resigned to White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, the report said, citing an unidentified source with knowledge of the matter.
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The East Austin School Manifesto Coalition, a local education advocacy group, also alleged that Soto was verbally and physically abusive to staff members.
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Trump went from verbally attacking the democratically elected Prime Minister of Canada, America's neighbor and loyal ally, to unnecessarily praising a brutal tyrant.
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"Chris Cuomo defended himself when he was verbally attacked with the use of an ethnic slur in an orchestrated set up," Dornic said.
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Her husband was verbally and emotionally abusive, she told VICE, and hadn't been helpful enough with caretaking after the birth of their baby.
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"During the entirety of our relationship, Johnny has been verbally and physically abusive to me," Heard alleges in court documents obtained by People.
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And after Frankie is fired, she joins her three friends as low-paid nighttime janitors who are verbally berated by their male boss.
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The former supplies personality, and can be summoned via an emergency button to verbally harass another competitor for a set amount of time.
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He had little regard for personal space, so I braced his back, non-verbally telling him to keep that shit on his side.
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At least, that would be my concern about him, more than, you know, can he go toe to toe verbally with Donald Trump?
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One friend from his Naval Academy days recalled how John – while a lowly plebe – reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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She said my patient's quality of life came from interacting non-verbally with caregivers, listening to music, and eating favorite foods like applesauce.
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However, according to Russia's Sport-Express, Trazhukova was both verbally and physically abused by the head of the Russian Wrestling Federation, Mikhail Mamiashvili.
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"Chris Cuomo defended himself when he was verbally attacked with the use of an ethnic slur in an orchestrated setup," the spokesperson said.
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At the Open, as well as at the other Grand Slam events, coaching from the stands, verbally or by signals, is not allowed.
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But, she said, her childhood was anything but happy: Her parents fought, her father was verbally and physically abusive, and they ultimately split.
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That information can then be communicated to runners on second base — who can see the catcher's signals — or even verbally to the batter.
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Trump "slanders people, he tells us, he mischaracterizes people, he outright lies, he says things that are verbally abusive to others," he said.
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Former athletes say they verbally raised concerns about Strauss as early as 1978, near the start of his two decades at the university.
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One friend from his Naval Academy days recalled how John -- while a lowly plebe -- reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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JOE KERNEN: And all right, and you can tell it to – you can verbally tell it to, you know, switch to something else.
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Fomin assured me that Rusk's answer, which I had relayed verbally, would be transmitted immediately to the highest levels of the Soviet Government.
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X Artists' Books are rich visually, verbally, and conceptually, works that often exist both in book form and as works off the page.
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He was verbally, physically and mentally abused and forced to drink and take drugs such as cocaine, marijuana, Adderall and Xanax, it says.
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Zelenskiy, who sparred verbally with Russian journalists at the news conference, said he had given no ground on Ukraine's sovereignty or territorial integrity.
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For example, women were significantly more likely to have engaged in talking dirty during sex than men, as well as sharing fantasies verbally.
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Nomi is verbally attacked by a woman who calls her the "tranny who blogs about politics," but Amanita interjects to defend her girlfriend.
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" Jessica Walter (Lucille) teared up when she spoke of her own experiences with Tambor: "Verbally, yes, he harassed me, but he did apologize.
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But Mr. Trump's decision on Jerusalem has put his allies in the uncomfortable position of having to turn on him, at least verbally.
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He was initially accused of strangulation and battery, but maintained that he had only ever been verbally abusive, and his charges were dismissed.
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Here's what's alleged -- Shortly after the plane took off, Brad and Angelina began arguing and Maddox jumped up to verbally defend his mom.
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In "Journey," she verbally orders a rogue, cowboy-ish host to go fight the Delos paramilitary forces currently trying to stifle the robot rebellion.
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Then Cersei verbally tormented a bound and gagged Ellaria, who was left helpless and unable to do anything except watch her daughter slowly perish.
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NBC merely cited an unnamed source who said that these unverified reports of Russia's efforts were not verbally communicated to Trump during the meeting.
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The editor, Mansour al-Jamri, said authorities verbally informed the newspaper that the decision was over a column it published about protests in Morocco.
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But Cochran's countersuit says he structured those tours so Beagle could get a break from Carlisle, whom Cochran claims is verbally and physically abusive.
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"Even though pets may not fully understand or respond verbally, the level of disclosure to pets was no less than to siblings,"says Cassels.
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In October, Chyna filed the lawsuit against her ex-fiancé for allegedly damaging her brand and verbally and physically abusing her, which he denied.
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Now imagine if just a few years ago, Obama administration officials or just run of the middle Democrats were verbally assaulted in that way.
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In "The Jeffersons," George and Louise (Wanda Sykes) verbally sparred over the idea of getting a maid, the premise of the show's 1975 pilot.
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He says under police custody he remained handcuffed through the night and was verbally abused and interrogated about his international success as a photojournalist.
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Apollo verbally reprimanded the partner again when more personal expenses resurfaced in 2012, but did not impose further discipline or supervision, the SEC said.
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She was robbed of everything she had brought with her from Honduras, and because she is transgender, she was often verbally and physically harassed.
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I don't think it's overdramatic to say that I was verbally abused, like, very constantly on an hour-to-hour basis, especially in school.
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In standard screening lanes, TSA agents will be stationed in front of X-ray machines to verbally assist passengers with the new screening procedures.
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Searching through the Sarahah hashtag is a mix of people earnestly soliciting feedback, sharing their responses, or verbally rolling their eyes at the service.
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GLAAD cites statistics like, 85.2% of LGBTQ students report being verbally harassed and 63.5% have heard homophobic remarks from teachers or other school staff.
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But by adding Alexa to the Terminator speaker, it kind of gives us a little practice for interacting verbally with our future robot overlords.
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President Trump, who frequently verbally attacks his opponents, condemned Holder's remark earlier this morning, calling it a "disgusting" and "very dangerous" statement to make.
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Authorities said You, also a student at Boston College, was "physically, verbally and psychologically abusive" toward her boyfriend during their 82553-month-long relationship.
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Those allegations – that Luke, 42, drugged, raped and sexually, physically, emotionally and verbally abused Kesha for a decade – first came to light in 2014.
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One study in Kano, a northern city, found that 38% of women seeking fertility treatment in a hospital had been physically or verbally abused.
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The cans open up to requests of "Open can" or "Open sesame," and can be verbally instructed to close or stay open as well.
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Additionally, ethics lawyer Melanie Sloan told the Washington Post that Conyers verbally abused her during her time working in his office in the 1990s.
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Early this year, in what looked like a testing of the waters, a succession of provincial party leaders kowtowed verbally to Xi-the-core.
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Notable is that the statement is not attributed to Trump, and Trump has never verbally admitted that Obama was born in the United States.
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When the interrogation team indicated that they intended to wait for the approval of waterboarding, the attorney general verbally approved it on July 26.
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YouTube told me in a statement that content creators are responsible for policing themselves, which means verbally acknowledging that they're engaging in paid promotion.
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In October, Chyna filed another lawsuit against her ex-fiancé for allegedly damaging her brand and verbally and physically abusing her, which he denied.
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During Thursday's sentencing hearing, the judge heard testimony that the couple's marriage had been volatile, and that Shamji was both physically and verbally abusive.
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Sources allege that the actor was "verbally abusive" and got "physical" with one of the kids while on a private plane with his family.
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" McGowan claims that the person she fought with was "an actor paid to verbally assault a woman who has been terrorized by your system.
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Stumpf verbally praised cross-selling metrics to investors when he, by his own admission, knew that those metrics were flawed, underwritten by fake accounts.
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For the next 13 years, Nina had 20 different pimps who advertised her for sex on the internet and abused her verbally and physically.
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Once identified, Marty will alert nearby customers by verbally telling them "caution, hazard detected," then will send an alert through the store's PA system.
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Virgil Jr., bright and verbally adept, seemed the best suited of his sons to follow him into the clergy, once he'd finished his schooling.
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In 2014, Kesha sued her longtime producer, Dr. Luke, alleging he drugged and raped her and emotionally and verbally abused her for a decade.
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Many Americans still believe that a person must resist, physically or verbally in order to be considered a trustworthy victim/survivor of sexual assault.
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The Marine Corps cut ties with a recruit last year after a video revealed he'd verbally abused a black woman at a Trump rally.
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The guy who verbally attacked Ivanka Trump on a JetBlue flight had nothing to say about the incident when he landed in San Fran.
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"I asked him (Trump) and Vice President elect Mike Pence to be involved, verbally and in writing," Murray told Reuters in an interview Friday.
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Terms that have, in one way or another, been verbally debased by us Americans to what can only be described as pure jibber-jabber.
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More than one in five caregivers, or 22%, reported at least one incident where they had been verbally abused in the past 12 months.
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As for the rumors that came with their separation, Tarek struck down mentions of suicide attempts and refuted claims that he verbally abused Christina.
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Though Phetla graduated from the school in 230, she claimed that the unwritten rule is still verbally enforced at the school to this day.
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Artyukh continued to verbally harass him and his companions, including the American death-metal band Nile, and he threatened to have Belphegor's concert canceled.
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I didn't always get my guidance from her directly or verbally, but just through watching her and by letting her guide me through behavior.
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Andrieux, a professional dancer, narrated his life verbally and also danced to illustrate the styles of the different companies to which he had belonged.
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She told them her friend was on that floor and had just been "verbally attacked" by a resident, who she believed called the cops.
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The president's remarks came after the White House suspended Acosta's press credentials after he verbally sparred with Trump during a press conference on Wednesday.
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Last Saturday, Eric Garcia intervened when he allegedly witnessed his daughter's boyfriend of one month, Jaime Apodaca, physically and verbally assaulting her, KXAN reports.
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Yoder Begley is the latest former Oregon Project member to publicly accuse Salazar of manipulating and verbally abusing the athletes who trained under him.
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In a Washington Post op-ed, Patti Davis wrote that her father had his own problems with the media, often verbally sparring with reporters.
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Japanese authorities tend to verbally intervene in markets to prevent investors from driving up the yen during times of increasing strains in overseas economies.
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After the match, Williams accused Ramos of sexism, arguing male players have been more aggressive verbally with umpires but not penalized as she was.
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But, before long, we leave this world: when one of the unhinged guests turns the proceedings more than just verbally violent, Springer enters Purgatory.
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He has verbally sparred with Fox News moderator Megyn Kelly, Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton and GOP presidential rival Carly Fiorina, among others.
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In the report, Sloan alleged that Conyers had harassed and verbally abused her and that her appeals for help from congressional leadership were ignored.
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According to a USCIS official, immigrants who fail their interview are verbally explained they have the option to see a judge within seven days.
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In the U.S. there is a lot of existing laws to deal with your behavior when you publish something, when you attack something verbally.
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"He was very angry, very aggressive, verbally abusive, shouting, putting his hands in people's face, walking down the street shouting, going crazy," she said.
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During that battle, National Amusements alleged that a member of the CBS Board of Directors physically and verbally abused another member of the Board.
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"I saw her being accosted verbally by a very drunk older man, and she was being nice enough to entertain his nonsense," he said.
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Editorial The White House ousted a top aide, Rob Porter, after it was reported that he had physically and verbally abused two ex-wives.
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Kavanaugh and the other football players "were very disrespectful, at least verbally, with Renate," said Sean Hagan, who attended Georgetown Prep at the time.
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The league later suspended him indefinitely with pay after police documents showed Brown wrote about being "physically, verbally and emotionally" abusive to his wife.
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Is he even coming back after unexpectedly committing — at least verbally — to the franchise in October, only to waffle as the season went on?
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It is steeped, visually and verbally, in Brothers Grimmsian images of slaughter and torture, of the hunt and the sadistic thrill of the kill.
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Edwin Moses, the chairman of WADA's education committee and the United States Anti-Doping Agency, said officials attacked Scott verbally when she challenged them.
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Now, Asian-Americans are reporting being assaulted, threatened, and verbally assaulted with racial slurs, all with targeted attacks and blame for the coronavirus outbreak.
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As he's gone from Soviet foreign policy to a legal career, I've remained the demonstrative American Jew and he the litigious, verbally dextrous Brit.
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Instead of just verbally thanking its employees for the company's strong performance, it announced it would pay them $1.6 billion in profit-sharing bonuses.
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For their audacity to verbally champion Black life in the face of state-sanctioned violence, both movements have been subject to severe state surveillance.
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Her classmates bully her; her mother (Mo'Nique, in an Oscar-winning role) is physically and verbally abusive; and her father has impregnated her — twice.
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Schneiderman stepped down on Monday night just hours after The New Yorker published allegations by women that he had physically and verbally abused them.
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When his identity was revealed, he sent me a message to verbally thank me for such a beautiful journey, and I did the same.
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Porter's resignation came on the heels of news reports that he had physically and verbally abused Holderness and Willoughby during their marriages to him.
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"The offender then became irate and licked the face of an officer and verbally threatened the officer," police said in a statement to CNN.
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But Trump appealed to working-class voters — particularly in typically blue states — by breaking with Republican orthodoxy and verbally pummeling America's largest trading partner.
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A display is great for showing information that can’t be conveyed verbally, but it’s also not a necessity for everyone.
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TMZ published video of the incident showing Rocky and his entourage being physically and verbally harassed by two men on the streets of Stockholm.
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" Holderness, who married Porter in 2003, told the Daily Mail that Porter "was verbally, emotionally and physically abusive and that is why I left.
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We've learned Gibson's been aggressive and verbally abusive for years on set, but no one's said anything about it since he's the show's star.
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She tells me that her mom was verbally abusive towards her and her dad was an alcoholic who abused her mom and the kids.
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They are continually verbally abused in such vicious ways that they leave the field because they no longer feel the profession is worth the abuse.
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Kevin's brother Brian, 18, said he was verbally bullied by Erickson and often complained to the STEM school administration -- as often as every other week.
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A police report says Johnson was "verbally defiant and confrontational," but his attorneys have challenged that and said there was no reason to attack him.
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At first, Poulter was said to have defused the situation between Olesen and British Airways' passengers and flight attendants whom he was allegedly verbally abusing.
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It also found 3643% of LGBTQ students in the state were verbally harassed at school over how they expressed their gender, compared to 59.1% nationally.
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In late January, Supermodel Kate Upton, who formerly worked with Guess, said Paul Marciano verbally harassed and touched her inappropriately starting when she was 18.
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In October 2014, Kesha sued Luke, alleging he had drugged and raped her, as well as verbally, physically and emotionally abused her for 10 years.
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In 2014, Kesha sued her former mentor, now 45, alleging he had drugged and raped her and verbally and emotionally abused her for a decade.
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I mean if it's a monogamous relationship, and you've verbally agreed to not be with anyone else, then yeah, cheating is wrong because it's dishonest.
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The field marshal had ejected a father from the park earlier in the game for being verbally abusive toward the high school student–age referees.
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He also told NPR that he reported a male coach naked in a public sauna — only to have the coach verbally reprimanded rather than fired.
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Kesha's accusations of being drugged, raped and emotionally and verbally assaulted by the music maker were dismissed by a New York judge earlier this month.
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They can pair wirelessly via the Alexa app, and you can tweak their sound settings (bass, treble, and midrange) verbally or through the Alexa app.
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The officers also said Maxwell raised his voice when he was speaking, "was verbally aggressive, used excessive profanities and made anti-police statements," ABC15 reported.
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Pastor Ron Carpenter Jr., the charismatic, verbally dexterous country preacher who founded Redemption a quarter-century ago, said the political divide largely followed racial lines.
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That backlash seems to have been enough to get Trump to commit, at least verbally, to allowing marijuana legalization to continue at the state level.
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On Wednesday, the actress filed court documents alleging Thicke physically and verbally abused her, cheated on her and used drugs and alcohol during their marriage.
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She alleges that he began to physically assault her, groping her breasts and crotch area, even while she resisted and verbally asked him to stop.
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These pop culture moments, in no particular order, made us so happy that we verbally canceled them just to restore balance to the universe. Sorry!
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My siblings would protect me on the school bus because I was bullied a lot, physically and verbally, because of the way I was dressing.
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Axios reported that Rosenstein verbally resigned to White House Chief of Staff John Kelly on Monday "in anticipation of being fired" by President Donald Trump.
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"It's not easy to take on this defense that brings me nothing but hassle: I've been attacked several times, both verbally and physically," he added.
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Locklear allegedly verbally threatened deputies, saying she would "shoot them if they ever came to her house again," according to the Thousand Oaks Police Department.
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Those commands extend to being able to verbally order film and television content from the aforementioned content channels and browse YouTube 4K Ultra HD content.
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Bedridden for four years and believed to be in the final stages of the disease by doctors, Debra wasn't able to verbally respond to Henderson.
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Venezuela's Oil Minister Eulogio Del Pino said 18 countries had confirmed they would be at the Doha meeting, with two or three others committing verbally.
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"People are so engrossed in their phones that they hardly talk to each other verbally," Kulkarni, a student at UK's Birmingham City University, told Mashable.
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Here are more key data points from the survey: 12 percent of respondents reported being verbally abused in a public bathroom in the past year.
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We broke the story ... she was arrested about a year ago in Austin International Airport after acting erratically and getting verbally abusive with a bartender.
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Tamar set her sights on Melissa Schuman, who said Saturday Vincent Herbert verbally and emotionally abused her when she was 14, while recording for Dream.
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The Obama administration, however, responded sluggishly and unimpressively to the vast uprising, failing to support the protests even verbally, much less with tangible U.S. support.
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Two African-American teenagers, one of whom is Muslim and was wearing a hijab, were verbally attacked last Friday by Jeremy Joseph Christian, authorities said.
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Ironically, in the age of the mobile phone, chatting verbally over the ether has been superseded largely by texting, posting, e-mailing and social networking.
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Rosemary, 25, who works for a charity in Nottingham, had been walking to a corner store on her lunch break when she was verbally harassed.
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In fact, Celeste has the most traumatic private life of all—her husband, Perry, beats her mercilessly and threatens her verbally with humiliation and death.
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"I personally witnessed two men in high positions of power on that set seek out and verbally abuse multiple women," she wrote in the post.
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Before there were Lee Child and Carl Hiaasen, there was MacDonald — as prescient and verbally precise as anyone writing today can possibly hope to be.
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According to Kemper, it was SoftBank which first floated a raise and then moved quickly to seal the deal verbally within a matter of weeks.
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"I've prosecuted domestic violence and cases in which criminals have harassed and abused women in horrible ways, including verbally," continued Eldridge, a former U.S. attorney.
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"Since Jack is very limited verbally, how overwhelming was if for him with a large crowd and expectation that it would be loud?" he said.
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" If the bad blood seems intense ... remember, Covington verbally went for Perry's neck last year when he called his now-wife "ratchet" and "horse faced.
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I am looking for a professional auctioneer that can verbally reenact outside the White House everything important Trump is giving away to the highest bidder.
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You may consider setting up a fraud alert instead, which requires lenders to call you and verbally verify your identity before opening any new account.
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In response, some critics left the taproom one-star reviews on sites like Google and Yelp while others verbally threatened the company in phone calls.
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A year later, she published a bruising memoir, "Leaving a Doll's House," in which she portrayed him as depressed, remote, self-centered and verbally abusive.
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She says in Sept 2016 at a Drake concert he verbally abused her and threatened to beat up a guy who was looking at her.
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In my experience, I've found that we ill people tend to sniff one another out—even if we don't verbally share about it right away.
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We verbally roll our eyes and she says that the most daring she's seen of his features a female boxer love interest ("Shape Of You").
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You can fly in space and see wondrous things, even if there are no Vulcans to verbally spar with or Klingons to physically spar with.
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He hasn't verbally confirmed that new music's on the horizon, but some Instagram photos he just posted may confirm what we're all hoping is true.
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But when the reality of death is upon me, it feels lonely and isolating that no one else seems to want to "go there" verbally.
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Meaning, how often are men not penalized when being verbally abusive or conducting themselves in an unsportsmanlike manner in comparison with when women misbehave similarly?
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Dr. Markham and Dr. Naumburg suggested verbally acknowledging your child's feelings and comforting him or her doesn't have to mean giving in to their demands.
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Trans people have been verbally abused and sexually harassed in the street, beaten and raped by gang members, and sometimes even attacked by the police.
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To correctly discipline children in a safe and effective manner, parents should verbally explain behavioral boundaries and define what is right and what is wrong.
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One of the most important lessons to teach children at a young age is the opposite, that they should solve issues verbally, and not physically.
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Another woman, Amy Louise Alexander, spoke out in 22006, going public with her account that Ellison verbally abused her while they were having an affair.
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Below are the questions we asked and how the candidates responded: some verbally and others in writing; some directly and others through their campaign staff.
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According to Ms. Owens, her husband was verbally abusive, so she moved out of their manor house in 2015, and into a property next door.
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By contrast, the former Giants kicker Josh Brown, who wrote about being "physically, verbally and emotionally" abusive to his wife, was suspended for one game.
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FIFA said its appeal committee considered Messi's behavior "reproachable" for verbally abusing a linesman late in a 1-0 win over Chile on March 23.
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Wiant was also verbally, physically and mentally abused and forced to drink and take drugs such as cocaine, marijuana, Adderall and Xanax, the lawsuit alleges.
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Police fired tear gas to break up the crowds down the hill in the Central business district and were heckled and verbally abused by revelers.
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