They can weaponize that knowledge against the person they're victimizing.
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They have been victimizing their guests for quite some time now.
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The goal: to deter the criminal actors from victimizing that location.
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None of the videos had any victimizing comments, the authors found.
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Once released, this information becomes available on searchable databases, victimizing people forever.
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Dugan urged residents to stand up to whoever is victimizing the neighborhood.
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There are bad cops, and there are predatory men victimizing black neighborhoods.
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And how were they allowed to continue victimizing women over and over again?
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This population most often becomes the victims; they are not the ones victimizing.
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Swift became trapped in a narrative about being the ultimate self-victimizing white girl.
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Here's Chauncey Billups victimizing Kobe Bryant during a 2009 game, for example. Nice. Haha.
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According to the announcement, Shubaralyan, 37, is charged with allegedly victimizing his ex-wife.
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Matthew Peterson, who represented the woman, described the process as "disgusting" and re-victimizing.
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He is victimizing his supporters by belittling their intelligence and lying to their faces.
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Simultaneously, he is victimizing himself assuming the self-proclaimed role of great American martyr.
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We've learned that the status quo perpetuates unfair, victimizing behavior to protect and perpetuate itself.
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Be smart: Look for more hits like this, aimed at victimizing both reporters and public figures.
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Sharif's party, the opposition Pakistan Muslim League, has accused authorities of victimizing Sharif and his family.
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We should be able to identify them much more quickly and stop them from victimizing people.
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Law enforcement argue they are helping victims, while sex workers say police are the ones victimizing them.
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"You have assisted him in further victimizing me on every news outlet," the still-anonymous subject wrote.
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Sharif's party, the main opposition Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz), has accused authorities of victimizing Sharif and his family.
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It was just another day of business as usual, racist law enforcement officials victimizing black people in Mississippi.
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The exhibition embraces these marginalized communities as organic parts of their surrounding society and consciously avoids victimizing them.
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In press rounds leading up to its theatrical release, Gibson perfected the art of the self-victimizing non-apology.
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She said at that time that she was representing a number of women who accuse Epstein of victimizing them.
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Arresting victims for failing to testify for the prosecution fosters a sense of powerlessness by further victimizing the person.
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Is it as obvious as bigotry, the failure of most cops besides Petrosino to target these guys victimizing New Yorkers?
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The women told police they were coming forward to stop Sherwood from victimizing other girls, according to the paper's coverage.
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In late May, he arranged to pay a $44 million civil settlement for his decades-long run of victimizing women.
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Entertainment Weekly reports that Munch will help his former colleagues investigate a fashion photographer accused of victimizing a young model.
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He is accused of victimizing another woman the next day and faces up to 28 years in prison if convicted.
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This bill will ensure that sexual predators can be held accountable for their actions and ideally prevent them from victimizing others.
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Have our standards for entertainment dropped to a level where re-victimizing and creating falsehoods have become our standard for entertainment?
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Much like its alternately victimized and victimizing antiheroine, "The Kingdom" pins the reader in the cross hairs of bullets and bombast.
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But even for those who do not have information, Dugan urged residents to stand up to whoever is victimizing the neighborhood.
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He is victimizing the world by proving that it can no longer depend on America to defend basic, decent, humanitarian values.
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If we repealed the Eighth Amendment we would reverse this and be guilty once again of "victimizing the innocent," he said.
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It was issued on behalf of 221 priests, lay teachers and other church employees who were accused of victimizing 508 people.
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But today, it seems that being a feminist entails demanding special privileges, victimizing women, and shaming females who aren't proud liberals.
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These hacks were crimes, victimizing many hundreds of Americans (those who had their documents stolen, and those who corresponded with them).
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He said that authorities would not tolerate people "victimizing" the community and warned "the toughest sentence" possible for criminals during this time.
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The acceptance rate for Stanford University, one of the schools Singer has admitted victimizing in his scam, was 20 percent in 1994.
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We will simply not stand by and allow criminals to use the names of legitimate government agencies to enrich themselves by victimizing others.
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When her nonmusical life and Kanye controversy got her in trouble for playing into a self-victimizing white girl narrative, Swift seemingly disappeared.
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Far from zealously representing his client, Avenatti, as alleged, instead engaged in outright deception and theft, victimizing rather than advocating for his client.
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The host agent balked at his claims and instead told Seldon that "people like [him] were simply victimizing [himself]," according to court documents.
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There are good skin days and bad skin days — and the latter can make you feel like the universe is personally victimizing you.
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" According to MRT materials obtained by VICE, we all begin childhood in the moral stage of "disloyalty," which involves dishonesty, "pretense," and "victimizing.
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BoJack has spent six seasons betraying friends, victimizing women and diving into a bottle whenever his latest self-improvement kick proves too difficult.
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Allred later told reporters outside the courthouse in lower Manhattan that she is representing a number of women who accuse Epstein of victimizing them.
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That means there are fewer opportunities for teachers, or even students, to have meaningful discussions about the violence that is victimizing all of us.
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Communities of color, she argued, wanted tougher treatment for the drug dealers victimizing them; what they didn't want from the police was excessive force.
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From our point of view, less from a punishment standpoint, but really to prevent him from engaging in additional fraud and victimizing more people.
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Just like his tape in 2005 and so many other egregious moments we've heard about throughout this election, Donald Trump was once again victimizing women.
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Marines United was a 30,000-member Facebook group with mostly active-duty and retired male Marines victimizing female Marines by posting naked pictures of them.
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"Far from zealously representing his client, Avenatti, as alleged, instead engaged in outright deception and theft, victimizing rather than advocating for his client," Berman added.
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Unlike regulators and litigants, we have seen a dramatic shift by federal law enforcement in its efforts to stop re-victimizing the victim of a cybercrime.
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"This is so patently unfair to her, and what bothers me and gets me so angry is, the White House is victimizing this person," Hirono continued.
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The defenses effectively shifted blame onto the victim, re-victimizing them, according to Richard Saenz, a lawyer at Lambda Legal, a national L.G.B.T. civil rights organization.
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These tragedies call for a leader willing to lend a hand to his people without hesitating, without humiliating, without re-victimizing and without blaming the people.
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The war crimes tribunal has sparked violence and drawn criticism from opposition politicians, including leaders of Jamaat-e-Islami, that it is victimizing Hasina's political opponents.
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Addressing the wrong that's been done to you through official channels will give you a sense of agency in a situation that rightfully feels victimizing to you.
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However, the war crimes tribunal has also sparked violence and drawn criticism from opposition politicians, including leaders of Jamaat, who say it is victimizing Hasina's political opponents.
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"It was sexual abuse, it was not curiosity," Kathryn told James, who started victimizing his little sister when she was 9 and continued through when she was 12.
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But as these victimizing algorithms and apps show, there is no simple solution for technology like DeepNudes, and the societal attitudes that erase women's bodily autonomy and consent.
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The Stars finished 2 of 03 on the power play, victimizing a Chicago penalty kill that is killing 61.9 percent of opposing power plays in the past 13 games.
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And the backlash, with people whining that we can't lose industry-wide sex abuse without victimizing innocent office flirters and making relationships impossible — that's been pretty miserable as well.
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There is an undeniable through-line between the investigation into Weiner's proclivity to sending lewd message via text, on this occasion victimizing a teenage student, and Trump's 2016 victory.
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Asked about the allegations against Kavanaugh on Tuesday, Hirono expressed deep frustrations with the entire Senate Judiciary process, accusing the White House of victimizing Christine Blasey Ford, Kavanaugh's accuser.
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It concludes on a shaming note, with sweeping observations about the ways in which the stock market and the banking system are corrupt and rigged, eventually victimizing middle-class Americans.
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After Aneka is found guilty of killing a chieftain who had been victimizing the women in her village, she and Ayo become the vigilante duo known as the Midnight Angels.
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"It's business as usual," said Susan E. Loggans, a lawyer in Chicago who has negotiated hundreds of settlements, including a number for women who accused Mr. Kelly of victimizing them.
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Other theoretical possibilities include honest services fraud and extortion, though prosecuting the US president for supposedly victimizing a foreign government in such ways would be unprecedented to say the least.
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Moreover, once these images find their way to the internet, it is nearly impossible to completely erase them, victimizing these children in perpetuity, long after the physical abuse may have stopped.
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But the insight is right on: A grandiose sense of victimhood, inflamed by epic fantasies and impervious to rational disproof, is one of the best tools there is for victimizing others.
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We did not think that this show was devaluing or victimizing the artists but more embracing each others' sisterhood; a door to check in, to share, to listen, to provide space.
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The U.S. officials said the "designated" individuals were accused of supporting Maduro's crackdown, harming democratic institutions or victimizing the Venezuelan people through corruption, and that additional "bad actors" could be sanctioned later.
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Many of us have wondered when men are going to step up to decry this behavior and commit to dismantling whatever parts of their professional and social lives that keeps victimizing women.
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What really bothers me and gets me so angry is that the White House is victimizing this person [...] Why should we participate in a victimization who has the courage to come forward?
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When his scheme came undone, thanks to undercover F.B.I. informants and wiretaps, Sood quickly pleaded guilty — essentially to victimizing the universities, who are somehow the innocents in all this, according to prosecutors.
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Here within 235 months were two ruthlessly murderous attacks in the most sacred of spaces, victimizing minority communities — one racial, one religious — that share a centuries-long struggle against bigotry and persecution.
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If the allegations against Schneiderman create a public dialogue that speaks up about strangulation, coercive control and patterns of abuse, we can do more to name these behaviors as violent, victimizing and abusive.
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"No one is going to shoot him unless we see him victimizing people," Micha Naziri said in a video, one of the several Greene County protestors to post up outside the Turner home.
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The abduction focused global attention on the evils of Boko Haram, which, like the Islamic State to which some of its factions claim allegiance, has forsaken scruples about victimizing children or anyone else.
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Real unfairness, of course, is when a man can be accused of victimizing and harassing female colleagues for decades and face absolutely no consequences until his bad behavior affects his company's bottom line.
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In other words, Americans are becoming more and more attracted to pornography depicting sex with underage persons and this growing exposure to increasingly deviant porn is driving more criminals toward victimizing more teenagers.
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To the contrary, my mother has a history of domestic abuse and physical violence, victimizing my father and her children, as well as having been subject of a restraining order unrelated to our family.
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The cruel irony is that when the Alexandria shooting occurred, Republicans were far enough along in secret health care negotiations that, in their zeal, they might end up further victimizing one of their own.
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It's true that the nerds stand up to their bullies and empower themselves, but they are only able to do so by victimizing women whose chief crimes are snootiness and bad taste in boyfriends.
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That means fighting for LGBT rights against bathroom bills, fighting mass incarceration and police violence victimizing black Americans, and working for more domestic redistribution to address poverty and hardship, including through universal health care.
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On the Senate floor late Tuesday night, an important vote hinged on a simple question: Do we protect hard-working Americans from predatory financial companies, or do we allow these companies to continue victimizing?
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But there is a movement in the opposite direction: schools across France are being forced to remove pork-free options from their lunch menus, directly victimizing Jewish and Muslim kids in the name of secularism.
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Kelly appears to take the position that all the women who have made public accusations that he has victimized them are lying and that there are no tapes which depict him victimizing under age girls.
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Ms. Harris began her career at a time when many African-American law enforcement officials were joining, even amplifying, law-and-order calls for stricter prosecution, to stop the drugs and violence victimizing their communities.
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Cover image: Members of the hardline Indonesian Islamic organization Hizbut Tahrir attend a rally condemning the recent French government ban on the burqa, and denouncing pornography as victimizing women, in Jakarta on April 18, 2011.
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"Instead of self-victimizing and self-aggrandizing, instead of being spiteful and vindictive, President Trump could have used his nationally televised speech to show some contrition and unite the nation," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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Victims of sexual violence are often shamed into silence for years and, when they do go public, they're frequently met with doubt, blame, threats, and shaming — especially when they accuse a powerful individual of victimizing them.
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RIA's report of his remarks made no direct mention of letting relief supplies in, but quoted Yevtushenko accusing militants of "holding hundreds hostage, including women and children, and victimizing residents, refusing to allow them to leave".
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In that smothering gesture, that silencing violence, lies an ominous reminder of why such boys and men often avoid facing any negative consequences for victimizing a girl or woman (among vulnerable others, such as nonbinary people).
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What is clear is that too many of us still perform mental gymnastics, of the sort deployed during Woody Allen movies, to justify attending R. Kelly concerts, despite years of reports about him victimizing young girls.
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In some cases, he said, forum members offered support when one member was discovered by the parents of a boy he was victimizing or, in another case, when a court ordered a forum member to attend therapy.
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By DeVos' logic, women should be afraid to speak up because they could be seen as too much of a victim, not the "right" type of victim, or God forbid, victimizing the people harassing or assaulting them.
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In exploring the origins of witchcraft, Christensen also confronts the ways in which the misunderstanding of mental illness fueled the hysteria of witch hunts, victimizing an overwhelming majority of women often at the hands of powerful men.
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National Briefing | Plains A former police officer convicted of raping and sexually victimizing women while on his beat in a low-income Oklahoma City neighborhood was ordered Thursday to spend the rest of his life in prison.
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This was a man who, when serving as defensive coordinator in Houston, wound up throwing a punch at his offensive coordinator, Kevin Gilbride, because he felt Gilbride was victimizing his defense with his gimmicky run-and-shoot scheme.
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Gilmour told the Council that it was "nothing short of abhorrent" that his office had to keep coming back with examples of states victimizing people for helping the United Nations - Wednesday's was its eighth annual report on the reprisals.
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For comparison, a judge in 2015 rejected a proposed $324.5 million settlement in a case in which the government found that Apple, Adobe, Intel and Google conspired not to hire each others' employees, victimizing some 64,000 Silicon Valley employees.
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Donald Ozumba, 45, was found guilty earlier Friday of aggravated sexual assault of an elderly person in a trial that Collin County prosecutors said was one of the most egregious they&aposve ever encountered involving a physician victimizing patients.
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Mr. Ongwen has been charged with 70 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity in connection with atrocities committed in northern Uganda, many of them victimizing the Acholi people he was said to have felt called to protect.
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"I was shot by terrorists, and it feels like the people I worked with are victimizing me all over again," said Ms. Kallis-Weber, 59, who spent three months in a hospital and a rehabilitation center after the shooting.
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"These defendants' conduct raised freight-forwarding prices by as much (as) 20 percent, victimizing vulnerable consumers and individuals sending gifts and household goods to family members," said Makan Delrahim, head of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, in a statement.
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But prosecutors are claiming ample evidence that Kelly, Epstein, and Raniere were indifferent at best to whether their sexual partners were of legal age, as well as deceptive, coercive, or threatening to the women and teen girls they're accused of victimizing.
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Religious groups that use the threat of excommunication to keep people in line -- "in the fold" --understand this powerful dynamic and so do bullies who make a show of victimizing one kid in order to dominate everyone on the playground.
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Trump Jr.&aposs book "Triggered," released on November 5, is partly a memoir and partly a scathing list of grievances against the left and the Democratic Party, which Trump Jr. casts as victimizing his father&aposs presidency and his family.
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She ended up staying quiet because she thought Geimer's case didn't need any additional support, and she felt satisfied that "this child molester, Roman Polanski, is publicly known for sexually victimizing a 13-year-old girl," as she put it.
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The U.S. officials, who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity, said the individuals targeted for sanctions were accused of supporting Maduro's crackdown, harming democratic institutions or victimizing Venezuelans through corruption, and that additional "bad actors" could be sanctioned later.
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A. We want to make sure that we do not unnecessarily release people from custody who could otherwise be removed from the country if they are criminals, if they have a likelihood of reoffending or re-victimizing people in our communities.
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For many years, Mr. Choudary, a former lawyer whose preaching emphasized a jihadist ideology in which the West was accused of victimizing Muslims, managed to stay out of prison even as the authorities shut down many members of his broader network.
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She fell silent for long stretches, trying to explain how she — one of the best-known chefs in the United States — came to be the first woman in the culinary world accused of victimizing other women since the #MeToo movement exploded.
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Imagine the conflict that stirs up in people like Pam Adlon and Tig Notaro, to know that this person who's been a critical, critical mentor in their lives is also this compulsive, sick ... obviously an element of misusing power, and victimizing women.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistan's main opposition party said on Thursday the health of its leader, jailed former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, was deteriorating and the government was victimizing him by delaying treatment as part of a campaign against him and his family.
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When the topic of bullying comes up in the news or conversation most people identify the victims as school aged children or adolescents who may be victimized by a classmate and once the victimizing events are over, so too is the problem.
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But it is also the case that this is a way of rhetorically displacing the victim — if the wife and family are the injured parties, the woman who has brought forth the charge is understood as victimizing a woman and children too.
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The pushback against the caravan in Tijuana has brought long-standing racism toward Central Americans neighbors to the surface, highlighting the incongruous attitude of Mexicans who demand better treatment in the US while discriminating against — and often victimizing — migrants who move north through the country.
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More than 300 Catholic clergy members have been accused of sexual abuse — victimizing more than 1,000 children — detailed in a report released Tuesday by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court following a 18-month probe led by Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, the Washington Post reports.
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But, some are questioning whether efforts to combat sexual misconduct are actually victimizing Hill, one of the first openly bisexual members of Congress, by focusing on her alleged affairs, rather than the revenge porn, or nonconsensual pornography, that was put out to tarnish her image.
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"Redactions have been made to avoid re-victimizing those who were in the Pulse nightclub during the early morning hours of June 85033th," Lee Bentley, the U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Florida, told reporters at a press conference shortly after the transcript was released.
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It's possible that the President's fury is brewed from yet more frustration that he is not getting his due over last year's election victory, and that he feels the permanent Washington establishment, of the media, Washington politicians and the intelligence agencies are victimizing him because he's an outsider.
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Perel, as both arbiter and confidant, finds fault with the identities both parties have constructed for themselves within the relationship—while the wife has assumed an air of indifference to avoid being hurt again, her self-victimizing husband complains that making love to her is like having sex with a corpse.
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So it was encouraging to see the convention's last day, both with Khan's speech and that of basketball star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, redirect the event's focus toward the Muslim ban and emphasize how unprecedented, horrifying, and personally victimizing a plan it is, and how deeply it's hurt the Muslim community already.
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Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE of New Jersey slammed the president for making a difficult situation worse, especially for the women who have accused Epstein of victimizing them (Reuters).
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" Vassar and other elite liberal schools create the world as they wish it to be, not as it is, viewing the Israeli/Palestinian issue as they view all issues, through an anti-Western prism, with Israel as the foreign Western colonialist established by Western imperialism victimizing the "indigenous" Palestinian "people of color.
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Individuals who complained to the companies' human resources department for similar situations to what Canosa alleges "were subject to retaliation by Harvey Weinstein as a result of their complaints," the lawsuit says, adding that the failure to investigate claims of misconduct shielded Weinstein from consequences and enabled him to continue victimizing employees.
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But such slight variations of narrative form don't alter the fundamental message in play: a running litany of shape-shifting grievance, one that centers and celebrates the solitary genius of the narrator at the expense of a cultural and political establishment—big names, not so smart—hell-bent on mocking, belittling, and victimizing him.
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"Although she has done so much to hurt others while successfully portraying herself as the absolute opposite to the media and her fans, all I wish is for her to seek proper mental health treatment and to stop victimizing innocent people in order to be recognized as a victim herself, or better, as a hero," she wrote.
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The sordid nature of the actual events -- which culminated in Dee Dee's murder, after victimizing her daughter by convincing Gypsy and the world that the girl was ill, a form of abuse known as Munchhausen by proxy -- is captured reasonably well in Lifetime's version, which isn't as compelling as the documentary but still proves watchable and unsettling.
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Law enforcement officers and members of the community make up a workplace in where no roles are 100 percent clear, considering the criminals are often victimizing members of the same community that they live, and good citizens in that community often know them, their relatives, and often times the law enforcement officers that come to arrest them.
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" Kelley said the press coverage of the incident has only added insult to injury, criticizing news outlets for "victimizing Rand a second time" and "delighting in hateful headlines like 'Not A Perfect Neighbor,' and concocting theories about an 'ongoing dispute,' based on nothing more than speculation from an attention-seeking person with no knowledge of anything to do with us.
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Worse yet, when it is the president of the United States himself who is pushing an unconstitutional vision of America — by casting this struggle for basic dignity and equality as a political tool to denigrate black and brown people, all the while stoking white resentment and victimizing himself — it is clear that we're far from living up to King's ideals.
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This can start with the "shame" associated with sexual violence that deters victims from reporting crimes in the first place, to legal systems re-victimizing victims through disbelieving, insensitive police, prosecutors and judges; to legal procedures that are cumbersome and demeaning and lengthy legal proceedings that are aimed at protecting the right of defendants to prove their innocence -- often at a huge cost to victims.
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"No one will assume responsibility for such a big lie once it is known that the claim had been fraudulent," he said in a statement, according to state media outlet Press TV."It is unfortunate that the psychological operation of the US government, and those supporting it knowingly and unknowingly, are adding insult to the injury of the bereaved families and victimizing them for certain goals by propagating such fallacies," he said.
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Abroad, the war on terrorism could have been waged with resolve, not reluctance; the Islamic State would have been taken seriously at its infancy and exterminated without restraint; the Iran nuclear deal would never have happened; Vladimir Putin's resurgent Russia would have been seen as the geopolitical threat it is, and likely would have been deterred before victimizing our ally Ukraine; even the situation in Syria may well have looked more positive than its current state of agony.
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