"Ghandi says, if you want to win with violence, you will win with violence, but the violence will stay in the community after you win," he went on.
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Marianne's home life is murky with violence and emotional neglect.
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Since then, I have been threatened with violence and death.
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Over the years, attempts at integration were met with violence.
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"I agree with violence," said the user 'Poilu' to Rimbaud.
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Mr. Ftouhi was charged with violence at an international airport.
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The swastika hummed with violence, like something cursed, or alive.
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Law and Order Our inner cities are ablaze with violence.
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They will be shunned by your neighbors, sometimes with violence.
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A number of the works on view dealt with violence.
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To her surprise, the queue began to overflow with violence.
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Instead, they have met words with weapons, peace with violence.
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But many Venezuelans have been greeted with violence across the region.
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Once again, the survivors of the Ariciogullari were met with violence.
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Some Panther leaders became power hungry, thuggish, and infatuated with violence.
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Protesters have sometimes targeted mainlanders with violence when they challenged them.
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"Gorongosa is no longer associated with violence," he told the crowd.
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Protests of the regime in Venezuela have been met with violence.
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"No conflict has ever been solved with violence," he told CNN.
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In a world fraught with violence, it's easy to lose hope.
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Wednesday: — Pass a law to deal with violence in schools: 2271,2518.
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There is no tipping point there—you don't respond with violence.
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Kelley had a personal history saturated with violence and mental illness.
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Do you think Grasshopper should be synonymous with violence and gore?
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It is packed with violence and treachery, filled with dreary scenes.
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" He urged Danes to counter them "with arguments — not with violence.
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Our culture, our society, is contaminated with violence in every form.
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More deadly attacks broke out in nations already weary with violence.
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Throughout history, encounters with the population have been met with violence.
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The homeowner said this isn't the first time he's dealt with violence.
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The second is to hammer the criminals with violence in their lair.
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They told her: "Sex is sex," and labelled it robbery with violence.
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Bare shelves and angry protests, met with violence, have become the norm.
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Trump's campaign has frequently wrestled with violence boiling over at its events.
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But the days leading up to the vote were marred with violence.
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A senior staff member was accused of threatening other staffers with violence.
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They have sent a message that treating us with violence is acceptable.
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Bare shelves and angry protests met with violence have become the norm.
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It's filled with violence that I don't believe I could mentally handle.
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Democrats, among them large landowners and "New South" industrialists, responded with violence.
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Trinitarios has often been cited in connection with violence at Rikers Island.
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In the Merovingian Age social insult was to be avenged with violence.
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Pregnant with violence, manipulating fear, it is an exercise in mass delusion.
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The history recounted in this book is studded with violence and death.
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The finding aligns with some previous research on alcohol's connections with violence.
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First, understand that I didn't enter my fascination with violence in a vacuum.
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Nonviolent protests were met with violence from white civilians and law enforcement alike.
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We had to keep changing spots every time we got threatened with violence.
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Former classmates and friends have described the shooter as someone obsessed with violence.
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The Saturday shooting was part of a weekend filled with violence in Milwaukee.
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"Alcohol, cocaine, and methamphetamines, they're all pretty strongly associated with violence," she said.
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Their rallies were quashed, posters yanked down and candidates intimidated, often with violence.
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Sirleaf, Mr. Weah's youthful supporters were criticized for threatening their opponents with violence.
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Some are confronting addiction or grappling with violence they suffered on the streets.
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Dayton shooter had an obsession with violence and mass shootings, police say 29.
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Responding to right-wing protests with violence, then, isn't just counterproductive; it's unnecessary.
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He's attacked any critic or opponent with violence and bullying, especially if you're female.
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Indeed, they were frequently met with violence and intimidation when they tried to vote.
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But he may try to mitigate its vulnerability with violence at home and abroad.
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You are calling for our grassroots, nonviolent resistance movement to be met with violence.
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Sometimes people are just fed up, and they will communicate that frustration with violence.
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Some crowd members at a rally last year reacted with violence to a protestor.
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Mr Lissu's is not the only case where words have been met with violence.
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All were charged with violence involving a weapon, mostly against a law enforcement officers.
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It got a little disconcerting when the site's owner started threatening me with violence.
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But I don't think that I've ever been moved enough to react with violence.
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The latter you can confront with violence, but there is no defense against folly.
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Sunday's attack brought calls for his resignation from a population fed up with violence.
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"When I say 'take over the streets,' it's definitely not with violence," he added.
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Faced with violence from both sides, over 11,000 Mozambicans fled to Malawi and Zimbabwe.
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Microaggression training incorrectly and dangerously equates speech with violence and isn't backed by evidence.
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Gilded with violence, glory, and cowgirls, Godless puts a feminist spin on the western.
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He raised valid points, only to be branded a bigot and threatened with violence.
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G.K.B. — or G-Shine, as Mr. Lawrence's set called itself — solved problems with violence.
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"I don't think it is right to equate Islam with violence," he told reporters.
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Tyranny does not begin with violence; it begins with the first gesture of collaboration.
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Thirty GOP members of Congress were threatened with violence over the last several months.
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The demonstrations were largely peaceful, with violence neither from security forces nor the crowds.
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They have agency, and they don't need to respond to Ngo's antagonism with violence.
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It's not the first time the rapper has faced headlines about her brushes with violence.
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Essentially, people like Zelie grow up with the psychological scars of being treated with violence.
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Domestic helpers report being threatened with violence, even rape, if they do not pay back.
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Eventually, Turner met violence with violence -- an act of desperation that feels cathartic and hopeless.
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Lurid accusations sit at his door, from bullying commissioners to threatening miscreant journalists with violence.
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Through it all, Lewis remained stoic and unresponsive, refusing to react to violence with violence.
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The boy told the news station that he did not threaten the teacher with violence.
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Based on population, Mexico is right Mexico doesn't deny the country's "significant problem" with violence.
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He targeted his political enemies with violence, rather than with ideas or by winning elections.
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"Military families are prepared to deal with violence that's directed toward our soldiers," she said.
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They aimed to exploit the news media's fascination with violence and reveal the system's vulnerability.
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She also said he threatened her with violence if she said anything about the encounter.
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In 2017, the United States gave $420 million to Central American countries struggling with violence.
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The best dramas dealing with violence use it to uncover greater truths about human nature.
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He has rallied crowds with racist demagogy and threatened opponents with violence from his supporters.
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Should a pacifist community accept help from friends offering to stave off violence with violence?
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Abraham Lincoln openly threatened Native nations and their citizens with violence on a regular basis.
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To replace debate with violence in the name of nationalism is a threat to democracy.
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The C.I.A. was right; the Arabs responded with violence, leading to Israel's War of Independence.
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Jason Chaffetz decides not to seek reelection; a march in Venezuela is met with violence.
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It's not surprising that Maduro would respond to unrest in the lower classes with violence.
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He was very quick to immediately threaten his opponents with violence, with threats, with dueling.
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Otherwise, we will continue to pay a price with discord, with division and yes with violence.
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They both explore interracial intimacy, even love, and how it coexisted with violence and racial domination.
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The country has struggled with violence but has seen a drop in murders in recent years.
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In the video, the man can be heard screaming, threatening Salek with violence, and hitting her.
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" In the past ten years, adds Mr Olin, "we've had many problems with violence and shootings.
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While honoring female journalists in particular for their bravery, Streep revealed her own experience with violence.
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He kept our focus, sometimes with violence, sometimes with yelling and sometimes with plain ol' love.
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Both boys are processing their father's death with violence — though that violent tendency is nothing new.
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In a society that punishes difference with violence, family rejection and isolation, I can believe it.
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That includes putting "strategic decision support centers" in neighborhoods that have struggled with violence, he said.
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She is not affiliated with the study but has worked with patients who struggle with violence.
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Laws have been enacted and a special tribunal set up to deal with violence against women.
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It was a week bookended with violence, on the Internet as much as in the news.
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The publisher also objected to the association with violence in the film, according to the outlet.
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Otherwise, we will continue to pay a price with discord, with division, and yes, with violence.
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Always questioning his own motives, Covington doesn't spare readers the discomfort of his obsession with violence.
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The Proud Boys have been associated with violence across the United States, including in Portland, Ore.
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Does there come a time when enough is enough, and violence must face violence with violence?
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People threw objects and sometimes spit at them, but he says they never responded with violence.
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He then threatened her with violence if she failed to conceal the abuse from his parents.
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As the case went on, the powerful family of the accused openly threatened her with violence.
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Divine is treated throughout as a kind of dominatrix deity, responding to all dissent with violence.
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" The couple also allegedly threatened them with violence, saying, "We will come back and kill you.
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Yet the narratives for girls tend to be ''dire,'' she said, with violence at the forefront.
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Otherwise, we will continue to pay a price with discord, with division and yes with violence.
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But it also means the Taliban will continue to try to derail the vote with violence.
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The country has been dealing with violence for years, as authorities continue to battle drug cartels.
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Burke's good with violence and dialogue, but the truth is there's no better weather writer working.
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She worked for a madam who stole her money, she said, and threatened her with violence.
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The government has further weakened its credibility by meeting peaceful protest with violence, threats and repression.
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However, don't expect a Magic Mike scenario: The real story of Banerjee's life is peppered with violence.
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And I was beyond delighted to have a stealth game that did away with violence and guns.
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This isn't the first time Trump has seemingly encouraged his supporters to respond with violence to protests.
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He said in a statement Wednesday that the woman had been threatening the office staff with violence.
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But you know, there are a lot of rational people who want to connect speech with violence.
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The country spiraled into civil war - with violence along ethnic lines - after Kiir sacked Machar in 2013.
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I have a bigger issue with anybody who's threatening gay people with violence simply for being themselves.
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"Islamic" refers to the religion itself, and many Muslims take offense at associating their faith with violence.
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She was left with serious injuries to her head and neck, and was further threatened with violence.
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Mohammed al-Nimr wants Muslims to hear his father's words: You cannot win the world with violence.
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Of course, there was turmoil behind their facades, their lives riddled with violence and smothered in claustrophobia.
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This area, which boasts the highest concentration of Copts outside of Cairo, has been rife with violence.
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Iran is pushing even Iraqi militias aligned with Tehran to threaten to exit the U.S. with violence.
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There must also be investments in rural governance and infrastructure to deal with violence, poverty and corruption.
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However, the country does struggle with violence against women attitudes and global gender gap, the Fergussons said.
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History of violence The Mindanao region has been plagued with violence between Muslims and Christians for decades.
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Peaceful student demonstrations in Kwangju were met with violence: soldiers shot, bayonetted, and beat protesters and bystanders.
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Robbery with violence, for instance, used to carry a mandatory death sentence, albeit often commuted to life.
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With violence at historic lows, modest increases in the murder rate may appear large in percentage terms.
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On April 1, 1919, 3,20193 people, including Yu, gathered in Cheonan, where they were met with violence.
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So many of the protesters at Trump rallies have been met with violence from supporters or security.
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Members of Parliament have been targeted with violence, threats of violence and anti-Semitic and racist slurs.
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By punishing children with violence, they are proving that it is okay to treat others with harm.
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The party built a vast bureaucracy of "planned birth" workers to enforce the policy, sometimes with violence.
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Mr. Ftouhi, a dual citizen of Canada and Tunisia, was charged with violence at an international airport.
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The world of "The Woman Who Left," the new film by Lav Diaz, is saturated with violence.
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Daniels said she was threatened with violence to keep quiet about her alleged 2006 tryst with Trump.
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Much of Rubens's Baroque bravura feels timely in its grappling with violence, terror, power, sex, and coercion.
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Their message resonated here in this town of roughly 40,000 people, a town that has struggled with violence.
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Women, migrants, internally displaced people, human rights defenders -- especially... environmental and land activists -- (are being) targeted with violence.
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Convictions for crimes such as treason, murder and robbery with violence can carry the death sentence in Kenya.
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"We reject this coup movement, which aims to fill the country with violence," said Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino.
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I witnessed my dad being really, really abusive to her, like, with violence and also, you know, sexually.
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That includes dealing with violence awkwardly and sloppily, and sometimes for comedy purposes, and sometimes for horror purposes.
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West Englewood in particular, on the southwest side of the city, has been plagued with violence and trauma.
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It's sobering that so many of the women's stories told by Oscar nominees this year dealt with violence.
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The army has threatened political protesters with violence, and has vowed to stand by the CPP "for ever".
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The relationship finally ended when an argument ensued over her texting a friend; Kelly allegedly retaliated with violence.
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With violence, gore, and graphic sexual content (although not much sex itself), it is not for the fainthearted.
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"We have supported a lot of families with violence, but this is special, this is family," he said.
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By allowing these sociopaths to shut down free speech with violence you are all but demanding a war.
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But with violence continuing, "we will not remain silent" wrote Mohamad al-Mansour, head of Jaish al-Nasr.
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Malcolm X too had an intimate history with violence, having lost his father under suspicious circumstances during childhood.
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Women and children who left their lives behind — seeking peace and asylum — were met with violence and fear.
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The regime, backed by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, also Sunni-led monarchies, responded with violence.
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We must not, in turn, respond with violence against those who are misled and living in spiritual blindness.
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Season 18, which aired this summer, was particularly bad, even for a show plagued with violence and aggression.
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Indian troops continued to respond with violence, even against civilians armed with nothing or nothing more than stones.
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But we cannot categorically deny a people the right to resist violence, even, under certain conditions, with violence.
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But to anyone holding a gun or confronting the government with violence, my orders are, 'Spare no one.
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That included the use of "strategic decision support centers" in neighborhoods that have struggled with violence, he said.
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The problem is it's very difficult to construct some kind of complete feedback loop with violence and inequality.
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David got a temporary restraining order against Jermaine after claiming the U.S. soccer star threatened him with violence.
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These protests were met with violence, with police firing tear gas, rubber bullets, and beanbags at the crowds.
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The annual J'Ouvert celebration has struggled with violence and the effects of increased security on its freewheeling nature.
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Although Gabon is a relatively stable country, his 2016 reelection was met with violence and accusations of fraud.
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It risks setting a precedent that impeached presidents can escape consequences if their followers would respond with violence.
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Dozens of Iraqis are confirmed dead after a week of protests were met with violence from police forces.
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Once again, critics of the president are being targeted with violence... These things don't happen in a vacuum.
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It is no wonder then that few want to invest in an environment afflicted with violence and intolerance.
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For years afterward, Ousmequin threatened rivals in and outside the Wampanoag tribe with violence from his English allies.
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Think about it: that's been going on since the actual Silk Road [ancient trade route through Asia], and it's ironic, as this all started with violence—with the Opium Wars and what have you—and now, without the deep web and the Silk Road [marketplace], it all ends with violence.
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"The me-too movement is not about man-hating; it is not about fighting violence with violence," said Kozakiewicz.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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He was charged with trespassing after a warning, resisting with violence and aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer.
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When La Loche appears in the provincial news media, it is usually in connection with violence or drug arrests.
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They realized if they wanted to fight against workplace abuses they needed to start with violence in the home.
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Defense experts testified his childhood — filled with violence at home, "toxic" parents, drug use and prostitution — damaged him developmentally.
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My review touched on that point, but largely focused on what the game did want to grapple with: violence.
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They toiled in rural areas where lynchings had taken place and civil rights workers were being threatened with violence.
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Pro-democracy protests in the hundreds of thousands against poverty and oppression were met with violence and further oppression.
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Hayden: It's almost as if to fill the gap left by love you have to fill it with violence.
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When he threatened the psychologist with violence, doctor-patient confidentiality was voided and the evidence made admissible in court.
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The Institute for Peace and Economics estimates that costs associated with violence in the U.S. total nearly $460 billion.
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Twenty-four people are being deported from France in connection with violence during the Euro tournament, Mr. Cazeneuve said.
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Thousands of people from Vietnam are smuggled to Europe every year on a route filled with violence and hardship.
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When he staged his introductory attack, the self-proclaimed Mr. Mercedes was not satisfied with violence and notoriety alone.
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"Twenty-five years ago football was a basket case with violence outside the grounds, inside the grounds," Ouseley said.
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His fascination with violence and gore that is both artful and shocking would appear later in Seven and Zodiac.
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He's tried to cross the border into Europe three times, and each time he has been met with violence.
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But the Commonwealth's strict class structure and Rick's egalitarian ways do not mesh and Sebastian ultimately reacts with violence.
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The Saudi government harshly curbed similar protests in the kingdom's eastern, largely Shiite provinces, with violence and mass arrests.
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He's only concerned with violence that comes from a specific group that espouses a specific strain of extremist ideology.
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Such work missed the complexity of queer life, she said, which includes dealing with "violence, vulnerability and historical oppression."
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With violence, corruption and repression of civil society as the backdrop, the Honduran people will head to the polls.
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Many entered Mexico unlawfully — some with violence — and have rejected opportunities to apply for asylum and benefits in Mexico.
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Police have said he had an obsession with violence and had expressed a desire to commit a mass shooting.
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What does Selena's family's experience with violence illustrate about the larger issues that many Native American communities are facing?
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One major point of contention concerns whether to resort to nonpeaceful action and how close to skirt with violence.
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The lawsuit portrays the prisons as overcrowded, rife with violence, and marred by mold, flooding, and unsafe drinking water.
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Edwards compelled him with violence and threats, while telling the man he was keeping a bank account for him.
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The UK's struggles with knives serves as a reminder that the US is not alone in dealing with violence.
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One major point of contention concerns whether to resort to nonpeaceful action and how close to skirt with violence.
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Government forces and allied groups backed up that message with violence, bringing condemnation from the United Nations on Sunday.
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And after killing the group of Saviors holding them captive, both women seem as if they're done with violence.
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Studies show, for example, that Americans in general are more likely to associate black people with violence and criminality.
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The next generation of children, raised with violence as their only status quo, may not share Carl's gentle strength.
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Even Hong Kong's triads appear to be called upon for patriotic service—for instance, countering the Umbrella protests with violence.
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Mr Bennell, who has served three prison sentences for child-sex offences, threatened him with violence if he told anyone.
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The defendant, an assembly line worker named Jorge Ferro, claims he was taunted for being gay and threatened with violence.
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Some claim Moonves forced them to perform oral sex on them, exposed himself to them, or threatened him with violence.
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This is an "R" and it should be one: it's laden with violence, language, and gore from top to bottom.
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Some videos purporting to be children's cartoons have been found spiked with violence, or with predatory comments below the line.
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But at closer inspection, Penton's tweets appear to reveal more about his character and his obsession with violence and weapons.
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Thompson has been charged with two counts of attempted murder, battery on a police officer and resisting arrest with violence.
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Infowars' Alex Jones appeared to threaten Special Counsel Robert Mueller with violence during a Facebook Live session over the weekend.
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If you want to convey racial tolerance, the last way you should be doing it is with violence or intimidation.
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For years Mexico has struggled with violence as consecutive governments battled brutal drug cartels, often by taking out their leaders.
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"[He] threatened me with violence and threatened to destroy my life in every possible way," said the 41-year-old.
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But it turned out the real line had less to do with violence and more to do with baked goods.
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Amor Ftouhi, 49, a citizen of Canada and Tunisia, has been charged with violence at an international airport, officials said.
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The decision dates back to 1968 Democratic National Convention, which was tumultuous and filled with violence over the Vietnam War.
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She was originally facing a felony charge of resisting an officer with violence, as well as the other 2 misdemeanors.
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The model is Karachi, the capital of Sindh province, where the paramilitary Rangers were given powers to deal with violence.
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Viewed through this research, it's not surprising that a small minority of Trump supporters responded to the protests with violence.
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They left Guatemala earlier this year after being threatened with violence by people in her village, according to the petition.
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For years Mexico has struggled with violence as consecutive governments battled brutal drug cartels, often by taking out their leaders.
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The people who have taken to the streets and the microphones since that election, with violence and hatred, do not.
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"You can't fight violence with violence, you can't fight evil with evil — you have to fight evil by doing good."
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Instead, workers are forced to engage with violence tied to gangs, domestic disputes, and other arguments between individuals or groups.
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As he began his weekend aboard Air Force One on Friday, Trump affirmed that targeting reporters with violence was unacceptable.
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She is being threatened with violence, her family is in the spotlight, and she will never be the same again.
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Earlier this month, he was charged with providing material support to ISIS, and with violence and destruction of motor vehicles.
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Mexico's state and municipal prisons are notoriously overpopulated, overrun with violence and in some cases governed by the prisoners themselves.
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Courts ruled that he distributed songs online that praised terrorism, insulted Spanish royals and threatened a Spanish politician with violence.
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Independence doesn't always mean safety, though: While Laura has evaded any brushes with violence, Kate's been raped by a client.
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I hated myself for being a "male," and I came to associate male sexuality in all its forms with violence.
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When Kanja was raped during an armed carjacking, she says police recorded the crime as robbery with violence, not rape.
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Even before the blackouts, the country was struggling with violence, food shortages and the collapse of its public health system.
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In Stone's case, the government asked for enhancements which include an eight-level increase for threatening a witness with violence.
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If the new sovereign council is retaliating with violence, how much progress has the country really made since the revolution?
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Muslims, immigrants and members of other groups targeted with violence and intimidation are seeking help to deal with lingering trauma.
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But it is void of concern -- an invocation of a place struggling with violence for a raft of complex reasons.
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Saipov is also charged with violence and destruction of a motor vehicle with willful disregard for human life, Kim said.
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This all-male show with violence at its center is clearly meant to provoke thoughts about masculinity, violence, and race.
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Madams like Bella Cohen controlled them with violence and money, keeping them in debt to pay for clothes and lodgings.
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In Eisenstein's thinking, which was tinged with violence, individual shots are not so much as linked together, but in conflict.
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Curtis Talwst Santiago's handheld dioramas offer intimate encounters with violence, from the executions of unarmed black people to the immigration crisis.
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And what's more, they didn't so much solve the problem with violence as they deduced a creative solution and implemented it.
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A time, a place, an upbringing, a friendship, all shot through with violence: these elements recall Elena Ferrante's four Neapolitan novels.
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Employees were worked to exhaustion — skipping breaks, standing all day, and dealing with aggressive customers (some were even threatened with violence).
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But on the western side of New Guinea island, in Indonesia's far east, a decades old insurgency has flared with violence.
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The charges Ahn faces in Spain include breaking and entering, robbery with violence and causing injuries, according to U.S. court documents.
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A lot of women get into this field because they have, if not personal experience, at least some association with violence.
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"These groups are not associated with violence on a regular basis the way skinheads or neo-Nazis are now," said Beirich.
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But that's exactly what happened Wednesday when a lawmaker from each country headed to the border with violence on his mind.
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Amor Ftouhi, 49, has been charged with violence at an international airport, acting US Attorney Daniel Lemisch said in a statement.
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He threatens her with violence when she disobeys his arbitrary rules, then seems baffled a moment later about why she's upset.
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Nor is there any evidence that other mental disabilities—such as intellectual disability or traumatic brain injury—are associated with violence.
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"My hometown of Monterrey is overrun with violence and drug lords," Guerrero, a dialysis technician at Fresnius Kidney Care, tells PEOPLE.
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Red is angry, broadly, for no reason (except some bullying about his eyebrows), and lashes out with violence whenever slightly perturbed.
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The week before his MTV appearance, he told NPR of his family and church being threatened with violence for his stance.
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In a city struggling with violence, pollution and chaotic planning, a fuss over one building could seem trivial, Mr. Reyes said.
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But with Ayer and Max Landis behind the story it will definitely be front-loaded with violence and drama and tension.
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He had reportedly been placed on probation following an arrest on the charge of resisting an officer with violence in 2016.
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That was met with violence: about 120 people died in protests last year, many at the hands of the security forces.
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For decades, leftist groups were associated with violence during the annual May Day demonstrations, which have grown calmer in recent years.
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Meet Janice, a 40-year-old woman with chronically unstable diabetes who lives in a neighborhood rife with violence and poverty.
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Brown's ex-girlfriend, actress Karrueche Tran, obtained a restraining order against him in 2017, alleging he had threatened her with violence.
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In recent months, many have asked why President Trump's account hasn't been suspended despite seeming to threaten other countries with violence.
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In January, she pleaded not guilty to one felony (resisting an officer with violence) and two misdemeanors (trespassing and disorderly intoxication).
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Some told Gomez that Terrell had tried to get them to pin crimes on one another by threatening them with violence.
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In our foundation, we show lots of works by women on issues to do with violence, which schoolchildren come and see.
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Tafrate has spent most of his career working in criminal justice, where anger is often entangled with violence and substance abuse.
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Though Sunday's attacks have no known link to social media, Sri Lanka has a history with violence incited on the platforms.
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But the Palestinians rejected the proposal with violence that killed and maimed thousands — just as they did in 1937 and 19473.
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The protests that day turned ugly, with violence between government forces and civilian protesters, who in some cases threw Molotov cocktails.
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Soaring gas prices set off mass antigovernment protests in November, which the government put down with violence, killing hundreds of protesters.
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She said pigeons also have a habit of ostracizing any flock members who could draw attention from predators, sometimes with violence.
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Ismail has been threatened with violence on social media, branded as Islamophobic for speaking out against extremism and accused of atheism.
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The Great Depression&aposs widespread unemployment heightened fears of Mexican immigrants, and poor research linked cannabis with violence and social deviance.
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The felony charge Luann was originally facing, resisting an officer with violence, was reduced to battery as part of the deal.
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Over the past decades, fighting between the PKK and Turkey has killed about 40,000 people, with violence peaking in the 1990s.
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Powerfully factionalized elites can mobilize citizens at the ballot box, in the streets, and ultimately, with violence, to do the fighting.
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" Last year, Anderson was arrested at a music festival on a "felony count of resisting arrest with violence and obstruction of justice.
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Gigs were often marred with violence as a result of difference factions of the punk community coming together in the one place.
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The past few days have been marked with violence as protesters clashed with riot police in the 17th consecutive weekend of demonstrations.
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The Mississippi state prison system, which has one of the nation's highest incarceration rates, has had recurring problems with violence for years.
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But the opposition party argued that the votes had been tampered with, prompting protests that were met with violence from the military.
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Plague of Doves and LaRose do the same with violence, and Shadow Tag explores the complexities of artistic depictions of Native people.
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We live in a violent world, but we should probably try to stand together and try fighting back -- but not with violence.
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But with violence on the rise, several local projects are now underway to try to improve resource availability and stem the conflict.
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As we reported ... Luann was officially charged with a felony count of resisting an officer with violence during her alleged drunken rampage.
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Soe Lwin, deputy chief of the Kyauktaw police station, said Muslims "can't enter the town", but denied they would meet with violence.
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Tijuana's brand was that of a prohibition-era city filled with violence and vice, but he wanted to discover it for himself.
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Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state, also has among the highest crime rates, with violence rife against women and lower-caste people.
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The opposition calls them illegitimate in a country where dissent has been crushed with violence and large areas remain outside government control.
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The latest outbreak is particularly threatening as it is in North Kivu province, an area beset with violence between rival militia groups.
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Right after the news stories broke last week about his "slut" comments, Lewis told me his two daughters were threatened with violence.
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The Spanish government has ruled the vote unconstitutional, and the referendum was met with violence and resistance by the Spanish national police.
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As we have seen, even people trained to deal with violence on a daily basis end up not confronting and stopping shooters.
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But just because people think he's some kind of tough guy, doesn't mean his entire life is filled with violence and fear.
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Keemstar has himself been caught on camera threatening people with violence, brawling at gaming conferences, and calling black gamers the N-word.
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The outnumbered officers focused on breaking up ongoing assaults rather than attempting to apprehend anyone — and even then were met with violence.
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One-by-one the budding democracies stumbled – some with violence and chaos, some with extremism and others with a return to dictatorship.
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In a debate hosted by the Chicago Sun-Times, Mr. Rauner appeared to link undocumented immigrants with the city's problems with violence.
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"We reject this coup movement that aims to fill the country with violence," wrote Miguel Díaz-Canel, the Cuban president, on Twitter.
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Though Sunday's attacks have no known link to social media, Sri Lanka has a troubled history with violence incited on the platforms.
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These countries have embraced Islamic fascism, a political ideology where states or non-state actors use Islam to rule people with violence.
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The group, made up of African-Americans and Latinos, aims to be a "healing force" for communities coping with violence, he said.
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He often says that "violence should be fought with violence," and mimics the firing of a pistol with his hands during speeches.
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But the hearing provided a platform for voices from outside Washington who have dealt directly with violence inside and outside school buildings.
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While Hong Kong is one of the world's safest cities, journalists, activists and pro-democracy politicians have sometimes been targeted with violence.
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The protests are now in danger of settling into a stalemate, with security forces cracking down brutally and demonstrators responding with violence.
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Watching a solitary movie with violence or playing a solo video game with violent content won't necessarily destabilize an otherwise sensible person.
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The Justice Department on Thursday threatened to withhold funding from cities struggling with violence crime, including Albuquerque, N.M.; Baltimore; San Bernardino, Calif.
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He said his first though to being sexually assaulted at a party in front of his wife was to respond with violence.
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Death Is Hard Work captures their frustration and dissociation with violence as they physically and metaphorically traverse the divides of their country.
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Her family believe this is because she was too frightened that her ex would retaliate with violence against her parents and sister.
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I tried not to go to very literal spaces with violence in an attempt to try to not create an unsafe space.
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We wanted to understand why they had chosen a video game, a medium so typically associated with violence and gore, or mindless distraction.
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The movement, Crow said, sees alt-right hate speech as violent, and for that, its activists have opted to meet violence with violence.
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More than 35,000 civilians have been displaced by the conflict, according to the United Nations, with violence spilling over into neighboring Chin state.
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Instead she finds herself trapped in a prostitution scheme that brings her face-to-face with violence, guns, sexual assault, and potentially murder.
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Some of them have been taken out of their houses in the middle of the night with violence to intimidate and threaten them.
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And by trying to solve every perceived transgression of that boundary with violence, those who enforce it betray a lack of moral imagination.
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While the nation mourned with vigils and commemorative events, gunmen in Chicago were also wreaking havoc on the city long plagued with violence.
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Recently, clashes between opposition demonstrators and Congolese security forces have turned deadly, with violence reported in major cities, including Kalemie, Kindu and Lubumbashi.
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Nearly half of students advocate some curbs on expression, and nearly a fifth think it acceptable to shut down unacceptable speech with violence.
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Gomes's plan for dealing with violence and rising crime focuses on boosting investment in law enforcement and creating new agencies and task forces.
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From the beginning, lowriding was associated (often wrongly) with violence and gangsterism, mirroring the stereotypes surrounding the young chicano men who drove them.
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Threatening a federal official with violence is a class C or D felony, punishable by up to five or 6900 years in prison.
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Revolution Muslim "was his brains and my big mouth," says al-Khattab, who later served 21950 months for threatening Jewish organizations with violence.
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What they mean is that veterans have learned something special through their encounter with violence, and civilians need to hear that sacred knowledge.
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They have been aimed at confusing voters — or intimidating them with violence — by relying on a mix of old tricks and new ones.
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Because we associate mental illness with violence, we wonder why he wasn't locked up in a psychiatric hospital where he couldn't hurt people.
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The explosion coincided with violence in other parts of the country as hundreds of protesters took to the streets to condemn the Feb.
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This sparked a pitch invasion from both sets of supporters, with violence erupting on the field and on the concourses outside the stadium.
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This link is arguably overemphasised on social media, with accounts often generating engagement with violence which is unrepresentative of the scene more generally.
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Religious minorities are especially vulnerable to such accusations, and people who have advocated for changes in the blasphemy law have met with violence.
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Often nudity and sex on stage go side by side with violence; here it is the most hopeful, tender part of the opera.
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It said that the other children told the investigators they were threatened with violence unless they also hit Brice, and one child did.
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"He then goes on to threaten the man with violence, saying he would "throw" him down the stairs "like a f—ing punk.
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He had an obsession with violence and had expressed a desire to commit a mass shooting, Dayton Police Chief Richard Biehl said Tuesday.
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Investigators are still trying to determine a motive, but the social media trail Mr. Pagourtzis left shows a young man obsessed with violence.
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Cicero residents responded to the family's intended move with violence, and Mr. Leighton was indicted on charges of conspiracy to incite a riot.
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"They had a very contentious relationship with violence and stealing of money," Detective Lt. Stephen Fitzpatrick said at a news conference on Saturday.
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Only last week, their security forces continued to respond to protests with violence by firing live ammunition and tear gas into the crowds.
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Indigenous Christians and other religious minorities are the targets of an ongoing genocide in Iraq and Syria, with violence spreading in surrounding regions.
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It's doing so because there are people, usually young men of Muslim background, who fall in love with violence, death and Islamic State.
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The producers of violent media content have exploited the nation's fascination with violence to accumulate huge financial profits for their fat-cat corporations.
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"The very notion of contesting ideas and perspectives with violence is antithetical to everything a university stands for," said Dan Mogulof, a spokesman.
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One time, a DMer told her to kill herself, another tried intimidating her with violence if she attended a certain L.A. beauty event.
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He infamously called the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting a hoax and recently appeared to threaten U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller with violence.
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With violence and disorder multiplying in many parts of the world, we must strengthen not only our military defense but our social cohesion.
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But the girl's suffering didn't end there, revealing the extent of Brazil's problem with violence towards women and its culture of victim-blaming.
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In 2016 alone, Chicago faced its highest number of gun-related deaths in 20 years, with violence increasingly found in once-stable communities.
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The protests over the election law and more recent demonstrations by students, angry about unpaid grants, have been met with violence by the government.
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The Smollett story is deeply uncomfortable for everyone, but especially for LGBTQ+ people, many of whom regularly deal with violence and harassment in public.
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The threat of violence is where partisan fissures begin to show: Only 31 percent of Democrats think it's acceptable to meet violence with violence.
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"The actual size of this one is enormous, but we have people in our community threatened with violence and murder on a daily basis."
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"We live in a violent world, but we should probably try to stand together and try fighting back -- but not with violence," she says.
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" Sanders's representative Mike Casca agreed, adding "we cannot stop Trump's violent rhetoric with violence – only peaceful protest in a voting booth can do that.
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Here, as with "Gone Girl", we are presented with shifting, conflicting narratives and points of view, all veined through with violence and dark humour.
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When asked how often this occurs, the majority of Ghanaians surveyed (59%) said voters are sometimes (773%), often or always (29%) threatened with violence.
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"My perception is the central government and the state governments are complicit with violence against minorities and other marginalized sections of society," said Hamid.
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"My perception is the central government and the state governments are complicit with violence against minorities and other marginalized sections of society," Hamid said.
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And the couple spent the day split screen with violence in Gaza at the opening of the US embassy in Jerusalem earlier this month.
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In the past, anti-Semitic incidents have tracked events in the Middle East, with violence against Jews in the West mirroring wars involving Israel.
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For over 28503 years, Sri Lanka was plagued with violence from the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), better known as the Tamil Tigers.
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They were aiming to raise awareness of what they say is the complicity of police unions in helping officers to get away with violence.
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Gaithersburg, Maryland (CNN)When Rob Scheer was 12 years old, he ended up in foster care after a childhood filled with violence and abuse.
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Morocco is not a safe place for women to walk alone at night and struggles with violence against women attitudes, according to the index.
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The British police had charged the man with conspiracy to murder, partly because he managed a rap group whose songs were filled with violence.
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That is because wanton discrimination is definitional to the black experience, and very often it is law enforcement which implements that discrimination with violence.
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With violence and sex-laden games such as the Resident Evil titles and Dead or Alive banned, family gaming seems to be the focus.
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Most live in fear of their lives and property amid an increase in religious intolerance in recent years, along with violence and deadly assaults.
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"Porgy and Bess," which premiered in the United States in 1935, tells the story of an African-American community's struggles with violence and racism.
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At first it hints at, then bursts with violence, wave after wave, which are recorded, disseminated, and manipulated for ideological gain for the separatists.
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Faced with a crisis they can't solve with violence, they dithered and whined and wasted time that can and will be counted in corpses.
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The Naga Mothers' Association said women who contest elections in Nagaland are routinely threatened with violence and ex-communication, and often forced to withdraw.
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Some gun rights supporters at the rally said they had always planned to carry out a peaceful demonstration, and felt unfairly associated with violence.
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Beginning in the late 19th century, Klan members used night rides to terrorize blacks and their white allies with violence, including lynchings and firebombings.
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Thursday's cut comes after more than 100 days of anti-government protests in the city, with violence and police response escalating over the summer.
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The murders of Ingrid Escamilla, 25, and Fátima Aldrighett, 7, are forcing a reckoning in a country that has wrestled with violence against women.
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The outcry over their deaths is forcing a reckoning in a country that has long wrestled with violence against women, analysts and activists say.
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" Colonel Steele "understood the warrior ethos was very real," Mr. Hegseth said, and under his command, he learned that "you subdue violence with violence.
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Colonel Noxolo Kweza, police spokeswoman for Gauteng Province, said those arrested would be charged with violence, possession of unlicensed firearms and damage to property.
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A family and region familiar with violence While the victims had different last names, they all have ties to the LeBaron family in Mexico.
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The murder of nine women and children in broad daylight is likely to bring even more attention to Mexico's failure to deal with violence.
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Ftouhi has been charged with violence at an international airport, which carries a maximum penalty of up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
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Throughout the years, consumers have seen toys such as Barbies evolve through different eras but toys associated with violence, such as guns, have not.
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Those working on the ground say the underlying reason for the two outbursts, and an overarching problem with violence in indigenous communities, is poverty.
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Some of the women said that when the charges became public, he threatened them and their families with violence if they continued their complaints.
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IDF violence that would seem senseless, such as the apparent execution of al-Sharif, is thus a welcome development, by meeting violence with violence.
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Rapists, sexual assaulters, and those who protect them will tell us that they are not unique, that all men act like they do — with violence.
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"There is growing recognition recently that they are victims of slavery, having been groomed, blackmailed and threatened with violence," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It demanded a review of the current door policy, more female security staff and more training to enable staff to deal with violence and narcotics.
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He said he was mimicking his surroundings, a community he said that was filled with violence, and trying to prove himself as a young man.
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I wrote about how the issue isn't just with the guns themselves but our country's obsession with violence—particularly gun violence—as a national identity.
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Many women expressed that they often didn't feel safe to just say no for fear that the man would become angry and retaliate with violence.
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Negan doesn't respond to being captured with violence, and once he is freed, he doesn't attack her or demand she follow him to the Sanctuary.
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On Saturday, convoys of U.S. aid were blocked from getting into Venezuela, met with violence from forces and gangs allied with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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As we reported ... James Alex Fields Jr. plowed his car into a group of counterprotesters last Saturday in Charlottesville after a day filled with violence.
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"Periods of rapid social and economic change…appear to be at least correlated" with violence against women and children, says Cynthia Bowman of Cornell University.
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If some games in esports cross certain lines with violence or potentially obscene images, TV channels like NBC Sports could downright refuse to air them.
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Lam, the city's leader, said the protesters were engaging in "wishful thinking" if they thought they could pressure the government into making concessions with violence.
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It encompasses the race-baiting, the conspiracy theorizing, the flirtations with violence, and the pathological lying that have been his campaign-trail stock in trade.
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It encompasses the race-baiting, the conspiracy theorizing, the flirtations with violence, and the pathological lying that have been his campaign-trail stock in trade.
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In Sudan, efforts to install a true civilian government have been met with violence; in Algeria, the interim military government dawdles in announcing presidential elections.
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" According to the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs, the CPI (Maoist) "aims to overthrow the existing democratic state structure with violence as their primary weapon.
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"People call me a child abuser, pedophile, say I should be in jail or a mental hospital, or threaten me with violence," she tells Broadly.
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After five seasons filled with violence, prostitution, rape, and gratuitous boob shots, season 6 finally finds women playing an active role in their own destinies.
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But despite the overt connections between some terrorists and these communities, it's unclear whether exposure to imageboard extremism is correlated with violence or causes it.
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Police say he had an obsession with violence, and a Twitter account that apparently belonged to him retweeted extreme left-wing and anti-police posts.
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But today's drug epidemic, the opioid crisis, took hold years before the rise in violent crime and has few proven connections with violence to date.
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The monarchy fell; an Islamic Republic replaced it, with Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini as its leader, and for a decade Iran convulsed with violence and privation.
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Priorities include a program to deal with violence and illegal weapons in Arab towns, land allocations and the resumption of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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The high rent at the one store that was not regularly dealing with violence meant that, even at that location, she struggled to break even.
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But it is worth remembering that Truman's recognition of Israel was also met with violence — and it is still remembered as a great American moment.
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This year, the Minnesota State Legislature got rid of part of its marital rape law that had allowed some men to get away with violence.
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She's been charged with a felony count of resisting an officer with violence for the incident -- not to mention 2 misdemeanors ... trespassing and disorderly intoxication.
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Hanging a clothesline in the middle of the capital, airing the voices of female-identified experiences with violence and harassment is radical in its geographic placement.
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Because while the plot can feel like something conjured up in secondary school film class, with violence that occasionally borders on cartoonish, the soundtrack fucking rules.
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In the midst of extreme voter frustration with violence, corruption and unemployment, he presented himself as an economically liberal and socially conservative law-and-order candidate.
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Giuliani often used the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism," one of Trump's favorites, which most politicians avoid so as not to associate an entire religion with violence.
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"Gomorra" is brimming with violence and beauty, so much so that at first it seems to be exploiting the myths and glamour it claims to critique.
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The move led to the bloodiest clashes with Palestinians in years, with violence over the weekend leading to the deaths of three Israelis and four Palestinians.
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I've been tempted to handle situations with violence a few times since my release, when female friends have told me their boyfriends have beat them up.
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And it's connected to the larger problem — separating the art of rap, which often depicts grim realities of city life, from the country's issues with violence.
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Queer sex and relationships on television are often either punished with violence (like on Game of Thrones) or completely devoid of passion (like on Modern Family).
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Contact with violence through any media can lead to what is called vicarious traumatization — and may, for some people, be more upsetting than an unmediated experience.
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"Even those who do not consciously harbor negative associations between race and criminality are regularly infected by unconscious views that equate race with violence," she wrote.
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Its tools and moderators took down 33.6 million pieces of content with violence and graphic material and 6.4 million comprising terrorist propaganda, according to the report.
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"The reason for why I'm doing it and what's behind why I'm doing it doesn't have anything to do with violence," he told The Times-Picayune.
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"The extradition law is definitely a new trap, allowing mainland China much more power to use its controlling with violence directly in Hong Kong," he said.
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The withdrawal would likely be tied to a cease-fire that would be rolled out gradually, with violence ceasing in an area as the pullout begins.
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Dr. Mitchell explained the program this way: Once the C.I.A. prisoners understood that resistance would be met with violence, they cooperated across subsequent years of questioning.
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Bornstein describes families — his own included — who survived, only to face anti-Semitic Polish residents who had seized their homes and further threatened them with violence.
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I believe that Benjamin's intervention is important because he poignantly raises the fundamental questions, and not answers, that need to be confronted in dealing with violence.
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His relationship with pretty much every general in his orbit failed because he seems to associate soldiering not only with violence, but also with uncaged brutality.
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"Human Acts," much like Han's novel "The Vegetarian," which won the Man Booker International Prize, shows Han's imaginative and meaningful obsession with violence upon the body.
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" While a few endlessly cited verses have to do with violence, "the overall tenor is one of mercy and forgiveness, which are evoked everywhere, almost obsessively.
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The re-imposition of a customs and immigration regime along Britain's only land border with the European Union was always likely to be resisted with violence.
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It was during this time that security cameras captured Officer Reynolds screaming a racist slur at Ms. Halliburton and her family and threatening them with violence.
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In that time, he's had his share of run-ins with xenophobes who's yelled at him to go back to his country or threatened him with violence.
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"We are making very clear that the United States does not tolerate this kind of ruthless action to silence Mr. Khashoggi, a journalist, with violence," Pompeo continued.
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In contrast to refugees fleeing Syria, Myanmar and North Africa who have met with violence and resistance, Venezuelans are moving easily across land borders on tourist visas.
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But since this is a Hollywood movie, the only alternative to this entertaining if spiritually barren universe is that represented by Gruber himself: nihilism tinged with violence.
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The majority of off-campus cops arrested were charged with "violence-related" crimes, such as assault or murder, or "profit-related crimes," like stealing money or drugs.
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According to docs obtained by TMZ ... Lyfe's ex and mother of their two sons claims he's tried brainwashing their boys against her and threatened her with violence.
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Park's other films take this obsession to stomach-churning extremes, suffused as they are with violence and brutality, but The Handmaiden eschews outright gore for other horrors.
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King and Chavez were not blind to the anger of their fellow protestors and they knew and understood that the temptation to respond with violence is strong.
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"It's the only country that I know that kills abortionists, the only country that meets this with violence," said Baylis, who's based at Dalhousie University in Canada.
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Meanwhile, Russian thug-fans are currently terrorizing the Euro 22022 soccer tournament in France with violence and mayhem — behavior that experts link to the Kremlin's foreign policy.
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My guess is people ask these questions because they think first responders have a certain mindset and somehow we are OK with violence, blood, and dead bodies.
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And yet everyone relies on systems like government and the police and religion to negotiate with violence on their behalf, to protect them with covenants like citizenship.
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That summer, as politicians struggled to deal with violence in the city, Mayor Rahm Emanuel appealed to the Obama administration for help getting guns off the street.
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Ahn is charged in Spain with breaking and entering, illegal restraint, making threats, robbery with violence and intimidation, causing injuries and criminal organization, U.S. court documents say.
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In comments on the incidents that took place in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, President Trump said video games were part of the problem with violence.
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Will his trial, set for July, revive the national conversation of how culpable politicians are when their harsh words appear to inspire others to act with violence?
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Brandon Michael Fleury, 21, reportedly created 13 separate Instagram accounts to send over 300 harassing messages where he threatened the friends and family with violence and kidnapping.
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It's better to look at the 19th century and early 20th century, when US forays into China were often at first welcomed and then met with violence.
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The small resource-rich Pacific nation, which is due to host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum in November, has long struggled with violence and lawlessness.
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Fast-food chains are grappling with how to deal with violence in restaurants, with at least three deadly shootings at major chains in the last month alone.
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Of course, it is true that drug cartels and other black market criminal organizations often settle their business disputes with violence rather than through courts of law.
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With nearly one in five Kenyan youth unemployed, according to the World Bank, car jacking, burglary, and robbery with violence are common across Nairobi and its slums.
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That is why, despite the ongoing association with violence and the more unsavoury elements of the scene, many feel that casual culture is as relevant as ever.
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He is a man with an evident appetite for suppressing dissent with violence, a man who believes America's problem is that it's too gentle on its dissidents.
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During a conflict between municipal guards and activists protesting the privatization of Kyiv's cinemas, a group of over 300 protesters was met with violence and homophobic slurs.
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Raniya's death, and how the school handled it, has angered and aggrieved the community and spurred parents and state lawmakers to grapple with violence in the classroom.
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The anti-gun moral vision regards America's relationship to gun ownership as a kind of collective moral madness, a love affair with violence, a sickness unto death.
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The suspect in custody: Nikolas Cruz, 19, a former student who was expelled from the school and who unnerved acquaintances with his obsession with violence and guns.
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Back then every day teemed with violence, and the poems, like all of Clifton's poems, let me imagine even the wildest dudes around me as my brother.
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In Myanmar, the phrase is used to deny the existence of an entire people who are systematically targeted with violence to force them out of their country.
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Often, Ozgen said, they cannot return to their offices to retrieve their belongings or step foot on campus, and they are threatened on social media with violence.
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Simmons albums such as "It's Dark and Hell is Hot" and "Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood" feature song lyrics rife with violence and rage.
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These are polarized times for America, made more concerning by the notion there exists a small segment of society predisposed to act with violence for political ends.
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We cannot perpetuate the belief that niceness cannot coexist with violence, evil or deviance, and consequently the nice guy must not be guilty of the alleged offense.
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The island will also likely need a new name, one that is not synonymous with violence and brutal jail conditions, the report observes, without offering any suggestions.
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Religion — historically a major source of artistic inspiration in Spain, a deeply Roman Catholic country — and sexuality were ubiquitous topics, with violence often lurking beneath the surface.
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In a brief statement, police said the 12 people arrested in connection with violence on July 1 had been linked to episodes that took place in the morning.
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His students lived in neighborhoods plagued with violence, and Cannon knew they would benefit from an afterschool program that gave them a safe space to learn and grow.
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As a result, I was relentlessly attacked on social media, threatened with violence, and lost my job as a reporter at The Des Moines Register, Iowa's largest newspaper.
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Ahead, women and men from the northeastern city of São Luís, Maranhão, share their experiences with violence and their hopes for the future with Plan International and Refinery29.
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The boy was also known as a problem child; he shoplifted, threatened people with violence, and stole a PlayStation device from the couple's home, the Express-News reported.
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By the time we hit 22, Mexico, Brazil, Paraguay, Colombia, and Costa Rica will have elected new presidents — with violence likely ahead of the vote, in many cases.
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There are creepy shacks in the woods that are clearly emblematic of the way some young women discover that their burgeoning sexuality is somehow inextricably connected with violence.
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On her Monday episode of The Talk, she revealed that The Gambler writer allegedly threatened her with violence should she come forward about harassment suffered at his hands.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant — all to which she's pleaded not guilty.
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The prisoners also said vital medical supplies were withheld, they were threatened with violence by police, and some were forced to confess to crimes they had not committed.
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Luann's been charged with 5 crimes, 4 of which are FELONIES -- battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence, and 2 counts of corruption by threat.
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Also important was his experience as a World War II bomber pilot, which caused him to ruminate on human nature: Would we ever outgrow our obsession with violence?
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's office confirmed Friday that the ATF agents were in the city and praised the police department's progress in addressing the city's challenges with violence.
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The U.S. Embassy in Zimbabwe on Thursday said that it was "alarmed" by reports of authorities responding with violence to protests of rising fuel prices and economic unrest.
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Yet return-to-prison rates remain high, too many communities struggle with violence and substance abuse, and new technologies are increasing our vulnerability to cybercrime and other threats.
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With violence rising in recent years, BJP General Secretary Ram Madhav said in a news conference Tuesday the political agreement between the two unlikely allies had become untenable.
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It has taken on ethnoreligious tones, with violence often attributed to herders from the Fulani ethnic group, most of whom are Muslim, and Christian farmers from other tribes.
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"I told him that he couldn't deny the stories of his military, whether it was with violence, or with rape or child soldiers," Haley said of the meeting.
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It is true, as Dr. Hurford notes, that psychosis itself is not strongly linked with violence; indeed, sufferers are more likely to be victims than perpetrators of violence.
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The "Money Can't Buy You Class" singer was also charged with resisting arrest with violence and with corruption by threat against a public servant, according to jail records.
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Chengdu Revolution demand an end to the protests in the song, which suggests that the Chinese military could use tanks and soldiers to end the movement with violence.
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Opposition protests in the country - which have gone on for months - have been met with violence and the country is also struggling due to food and medical shortages.
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But the message I got in May was the third time I've been expressly or implicitly threatened with violence by someone whose views clearly align with Donald Trump's.
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This sentiment — that liberal and African-American protesters should be put down with violence — has more support in white America than most of us would care to admit.
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"That is why they proceeded with violence committed against the Muslims who are not of the same opinion as them, and now the other religions," Mr. Salouka said.
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Each hopes to cow the other with violence, but in actuality keeps provoking the other until they've crossed a line that nobody is willing to back down from.
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As with violence studies, academics interested in topics like exercise and dietary habits run into frequent problems with the data returned by questionnaires and other types of sensors.
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Opposition protests in the country — which have gone on for months — have been met with violence, and the country is also struggling due to food and medical shortages.
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A Department of Justice (DOJ) report released earlier this year – which described Alabama prisons as environments "rife with violence, extortion, drugs, and weapons" – bears witness to this fact.
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And funds within federal agencies can be easily directed away from VAWA by Trump, who has a poor history in dealing with violence against women as an issue.
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Read up on how game violence might impact kids so you know what to look for if your kid plays Apex Legends or any other game with violence.
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But the movement has maintained a continuous presence for 18 consecutive Saturdays, with violence seen by many as the only way to make sure their voices are heard.
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Among their number is our hero, played by Mad Men's Elisabeth Moss, who shouts and pushes back, even as the police arrive and meet the protest with violence.
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Neighborhood struggles with violence and poverty Webber was a 2017 graduate of Central High School, which said it was deploying extra security and grief counselors across the school district.
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For many kids, albums that were slapped with the sticker were almost always considered cooler and more intriguing, much in the same respect as movies with violence and nudity.
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When dealing with violence against women committed by other women in Afghanistan, Omidian says she needed to "really work at the family level" to change levels of domestic violence.
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"We cannot perpetuate the belief that niceness cannot coexist with violence, evil, or deviance and consequently the nice guy must not be guilty of the alleged offense," Zuker wrote.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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If you ask me, everyone in this story is way past the point of no return, so far as chipping away at their own humanity with violence and hatred.
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"This piece of legislation sends a message that together, as a nation, we condemn the actions of those that try to divide us with violence and hate," he said.
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" In a separate op-ed in France Info, activist Caroline de Haas wrote that "Those who signed the letter deliberately conflated seduction, based on respect and pleasure, with violence.
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When he is confronted with violence, we ask whether an ordinary person would have perceived the alleged threat, and if so, what would he have done to neutralize it?
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De Lesseps faces five charges, four of which are felonies, including battery on an officer, disorderly intoxication, resisting arrest with violence, corruption threat charges, and crimes against a person.
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"Even though Mexico has a significant problem with violence, it is plainly false that Mexico is the most dangerous country in the world," the ministry said in a statement.
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It's also limiting GIFs to those with a PG rating and below, which will prohibit users from posting GIFs with violence, sexual references, and other lewd terms, it says.
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In all three cases, the protagonists are unsuited for and inexperienced with violence, and they're up against antagonists who are, to varying degrees, better equipped to handle lethal force.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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"She doesn't go from villain to hero," said Jose Haro, a lawyer defending many of the jailed activists, who are mostly charged with violence or plotting against the state.
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In popular culture, its most vivid incarnation is John Rambo, the disillusioned Vietnam veteran who purifies an American town with violence in First Blood, the 1982 Sylvester Stallone movie.
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In the eighties, some pro-life activism became associated with violence, when groups such as Operation Rescue staged sit-ins at abortion clinics and incited attacks against abortion providers.
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" She told me, "The international community does not understand how outrageous this policy is, how far from basic human standards and how shot through with violence and sexual abuse.
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The report on Israel and the Golan Heights, for example, notes that ultra-Orthodox opponents threatened LGBT Pride parades with violence, and that many LGBT youths face family rejection.
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READ: The Dayton shooter was in a "pornogrind" band that released songs about raping and killing women Former classmates and friends have described Betts as someone obsessed with violence.
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De Lesseps was arrested last Christmas Eve in Palm Beach, Florida, and charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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Americans are disgusted with violence, with propaganda, with disinformation, with defiling individuals for disagreeing, with assailing survivors of sexual assault, and with stiffing the innocent victims of Hurricane Maria.
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On Friday, another senior U.S. official told reporters that Pence would be prepared to announce new sanctions at the Bogota meeting if the aid convoy was met with violence.
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With trans women routinely targeted with violence for not being able to "pass" as women in public, a pageant espousing physical perfection might seem more than a little counterintuitive.
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As word spread online of what was happening, a number of demonstrators gathered outside the cinema, where they were met with violence from the municipal guards and homophobic slurs.
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Oh, and lots of discreetly mentioned sex — hetero- and homo-, extramarital, even incestuous, all charged with violence, betrayal and yearning — utterly thrilling to an overly protected kid like me.
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Act I ends with the happy-never-after wedding night of Rudolf and Stéphanie, in which he plays with a skull, fires a pistol, and treats her with violence.
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And with violence worsening, the government has new ammunition to roll back the legal changes, pushing for broader powers like the ability to detain suspects for years before trial.
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Just as Yiannopoulos did before him, Trump speaks to his supporter base through wink-wink-nod-nod moments that lead them to respond in alarming ways, including with violence.
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Health care amid conflict and crisis Meanwhile, a troubling trend continued in 2019 in which health workers responding to medical needs in areas of conflict were targeted with violence.
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It was not clear if it was connected to the J'ouvert celebration, which has had issues with violence in the past and proceeded without incident Monday amid heavy security.
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The American people were told that once Saddam Hussein was overthrown with violence, then democracy and freedom would flourish, not only in Iraq but in the wider Middle East.
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Other Marines have called them traitors and threatened them with violence, but they have pressed on in what they see as a battle for the future of the Corps.
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Dave's attorney, Stacey Richman, further claims the woman threw a soap dispenser at Dave -- but says the rapper didn't respond with violence, and instead was concerned for everyone's safety.
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She was charged with 5 crimes, 4 of which were felonies ... including battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence, and 2 counts of corruption by threat.
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Lynchings have long been associated with violence against African-Americans in the American South, and these atrocities are remembered at the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Alabama.
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That, along with violence in Libya and the decision by many oil companies to cut their 2019 exploration budgets, led analysts to conclude that oil prices would move up.
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The press's hyper-focus on the sensational aspects of favelas is slowly changing, but someone not very familiar with Brazil is likely to associate favelas with violence and drugs.
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The Jammu and Kashmir has been gripped with violence since the British Indian Empire partition created India and Pakistan in 1947, spurring decades of diplomatic tensions between the neighboring nations.
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Cindy Simard, who is part owner of 2015-16 champion Rivière-du-Loup, says her fan base isn't preoccupied with violence, and the team is pushing a fast, robust style.
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On Christmas Eve last year, she was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant in Palm Beach, Florida.
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THOUGH no one has been executed in Britain for over 50 years, until 1998 someone convicted of high treason or "piracy with violence" could in theory be put to death.
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But the degree to which black Americans diverge is also important: Black respondents in the YouGov survey are concerned more with violence within the community, but only slightly more so.
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The survey found that 55% of all private hire drivers have been physically assaulted at work; 78% have been threatened with violence; and 80% have been victims of hate crime.
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But in this same episode, Scott is threatening "anyone who comes in between" him and Kourtney with violence while traipsing around the same city with a slew of different women.
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De Lesseps was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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The felony resisting arrest with violence charge against New York Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson from a 2017 incident in Miami is expected to be dropped, according to multiple reports.
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Anderson was arrested and charged with resisting an officer with violence when he allegedly got physical with a cop at the Rolling Loud Festival in Florida on May 7, 2017.
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Ftouhi was originally charged last year with violence at an international airport for stabbing Jeff Neville, an officer at the Bishop International Airport in Flint, in the neck, authorities said.
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"Democracy is not conquered or defended with violence and you can be sure this government will continue to put its best effort into maintaining order in the republic," he said.
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More protests are planned, he said, adding that previous demonstrations were put down with violence in a state where armed forces have special privileges to tackle a long-running insurgency.
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Trailers for Bethesda's Fallout series indulge in ironically juxtaposing retro kitsch with violence and destruction, but there's none of that here — actually, this trailer doesn't show any gameplay at all.
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The Golden State Warriors celebration was marred with violence against cops -- with Oakland PD telling TMZ Sports some of their officers were attacked with rocks and bottles after the game.
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"[T]he message I got in May was the third time I've been expressly or implicitly threatened with violence by someone whose views clearly align with Donald Trump's," Stephens wrote.
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The sanctioned individuals include a commissioner with Nicaragua's National Police, a man associated with violence perpetrated by pro-government groups and a governing party official, according to the State Department.
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He is not now trapped in a Libyan prison, some of them funded partly by the European Union, which have turned into slave trading markets, rife with violence and abuse.
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Residents of border towns must deal with violence between India and Pakistan, While there hasn't been an all-out war in decades, terror attacks and military engagements are not uncommon.
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In past years, many countries have jostled to get around refugee quotas, and so-called "gateway" countries have become host to overcrowded camps rife with violence, psychological distress, and disease.
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But the degree to which African Americans diverge is also important: African Americans in the YouGov survey are concerned more with violence within the community, but only slightly more so.
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Sufi sheikhs generally accept the legitimacy of the state, leading to tensions with Muslims who oppose their governments and are willing to act on their dissatisfaction — with violence if necessary.
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Those behaviors can include talking about harming yourself or others, writing about plans to be violent or threatening someone with violence and having the means to carry out those plans.
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There have been a number of far-right attacks in recent years in Germany, with violence rising sharply in 2015, when the country took in more than one million migrants.
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Its fear is that if the United States signs an initial deal with violence levels reduced only in the cities, the war will simply continue to rage in the countryside.
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While on the island, the girls sometimes had their passports taken away, barred from communicating with people not on the islands and were threatened with violence, according to the suit.
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Geralt's perpetual engagement with violence, threat, and evading enemies would logically take a toll on the mind, so it makes sense that meditation is a regular part of his day.
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Counterprotesters showed up to demonstrate against racism, and the racist protesters responded with violence — and one man rammed his car into a crowd of counterprotesters, killing one and injuring dozens.
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As the reporters Thomas Fuller and Stephanie Saul wrote in The Times, the university has become something of a destination for malcontents looking to express their political views with violence.
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One of the attendees, Cleveland-based pastor Darrell Scott, said Trump would take a "proactive" approach to dealing with violence in Chicago that did not simply involve locking people up.
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With boys, it manifests itself with violence and this sort of never-ending stream of violent content and the ideology that violence is an acceptable means to solve your problems.
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America has just elected a president who speaks pointedly of "Islamic terrorism"; his predecessor balked at connecting Islam with violence and said those who did, including terrorists, were misreading the faith.
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And it comes as lawmakers in both parties have pushed back at Trump's comments over the weekend, when he seemed to equate US military actions with violence spawned by Putin's government.
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"There are still people outside our country, and some within it, who hate the freedoms that we enjoy and would seek to threaten them and undermine them with violence," said Turnbull.
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The Rainbow Warrior had already been rammed by French vessels and the crew beaten up, non-violence met with violence, so the gritty old re-purposed trawler was used to confrontation.
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Speaking on the Monday night premiere of HLN's "Primetime Justice" with Ashleigh Banfield, Hildreth outlined in detail a relationship with Grate that she claims was rife with violence, abuse and horror.
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However, thus far we have not seen an overwhelming amount of political will by Congress or the White House to truly eradicate those who act on their political beliefs with violence.
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Mr. Mac shows up, too, and nearly gets a beat down by Cory's dad Alan (William Russ), who I did not remember as being so quick to solve things with violence.
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Threats of violence at the polls Voter intimidation is also key, the researchers found, with 44% of those surveyed saying they are sometimes, often or always threatened with violence when voting.
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It was a fraught time in Kenya, with the Mau Mau rebellion making life dangerous for European colonists, and Ms. Sheldrick had some harrowing tales to tell of brushes with violence.
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Benghazi, Libya's second-largest city, has seen some of the worst fighting, with violence escalating when military commander Khalifa Haftar launched a campaign in 2014 against Islamists and other armed groups.
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Not all mock-docs are whimsical in nature: Others reveal the darker sides of society and offer commentary on our morbid obsession with violence, celebrity, underlying political corruption, and conspiracy theories.
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Jade claims Cardi repeatedly threatened her with violence on Instagram, and in June Jade and her sister Baddie Gi, claim they were face-to-face with Cardi at an Atlanta hotel.
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It also came at the end of a weekend filled with violence and disruption of Trump rallies, in which the real estate mogul pointed the finger at Sanders for the unruliness.
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The camps teem with people with extensive skills and experience, recognized community leaders without papers who are doing amazing things but struggle, as they all do, with violence in every direction.
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The film, punctuated with violence and graphic scenes that show the labourers being interrogated by police, premiered at the Venice Film Festival last year and won the Amnesty International Italia Award.
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If Iranians do rise up, the government could be forced to fight back with violence, and that would certainly send its economy into a tailspin and spook its Middle East neighbors.
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The shooting suspect in Dayton, who was killed by police, reportedly expressed misogynistic tendencies and had an obsession with violence and mass shootings, but a clear motive has not been established.
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According to court records, Narcisse-Beckford was arrested on suspicion of second-degree petit theft, battery on an officer, resisting an officer with violence, resisting an officer without violence, and obstruction.
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The deaths of three Americans in the country highlight the inherent risk associated with conducting even noncombat missions in a region beset with violence and a growing assortment of militant groups.
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A little more than a year ago, Mr. McConnell and other Republicans shrugged when our current president's accusers were savaged and threatened with violence, despite his recorded acknowledgment of sexual assault.
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"Society is no longer prepared to put up with violence," says Grigory Okhotin of OVD-Info, a human-rights group that monitors and provides legal help to the victims of repression.
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"The Constitution affords citizens many rights, but it does not allow people to threaten others with violence," U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio Justin Herdman said in a statement.
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I do believe that it is something that is very important, especially to our safety as a country, but I just do not agree with violence on our fellow human beings.
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Santos said that while the main FARC rebel body had now given up arms and become a political party, there remained a small number who had chosen to continue with violence.
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If educators' voices and experiences are not taken into account in establishing effective practices and policies that reduce their skills with violence, there may be no educators to teach our children.
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The researchers asked the girls if their partners ever insulted them in public, swore at them, threatened them with violence, pushed or shoved them in public, or threw something at them.
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All along the campaign trail, candidates have been asked to come up with a solution to Chicago's intransigent problem with violence, an issue that Mr. Emanuel wrestled with throughout his tenure.
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On Saturday, body cameras were introduced for police officers carrying rubber ball launchers, but Mr. Rodrigues's injury reinforced the view that the government had tried to quell the anger with violence.
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As we reported ... Luann was charged with 5 crimes, 4 of which are felonies -- battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence, and 2 counts of corruption by threat.
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But then the King goes to war, and as the court fills with violence, the Artist has to decide how much he cares about art — and whether it's worth his life.
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In the midst of a prisons crisis, with violence against inmates and officers at record levels and crippling staff shortages, the event is an encouraging example of smaller efforts to improve conditions.
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Viola Davis does not mince words when it comes to discussing her difficult childhood — one that was filled with violence and racism so traumatizing, she wet the bed until she was 14.
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As he called for his crowd to meet protesters with violence and suggested his opponent be imprisoned, Trump alienated the majority of voters, who gave Hillary Clinton a substantial popular vote win.
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However, this is the first time the academy's traditionalism has been met with violence inside the walls of the institution, provoking a wave of discussion in the Ukrainian and Eastern European media.
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Some 55 percent of respondents said they had been physically attacked or threatened with violence at home or work in the past decade, while 54 percent had experienced threats and harassment online.
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Is it entirely unreasonable for women to pause and question whether they want to share vulnerable spaces with what looks like a significant number of trans women who threaten them with violence?
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The mood perfectly encapsulates the moment, as relentlessly upbeat and populist as the fantasy world conjured by American commercial culture, and as saturated with violence and menace as Vietnam-era American reality.
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In the same way viewers deserved to find out how Carmen and Cora Tannetti's (Jessica Biel) brushes with violence left fingerprints all over their lives, Marin was owed the same due diligence.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant; she's due in court April 13 and faces possible jail time if convicted.
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That land belonged to other people, and the path to Manifest Destiny was paved with violence and theft, and even at its most innocent was dangerous and fraught in incredibly mundane ways.
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"A woman who wants to work may not always be threatened physically or with violence," points out journalist Khaleda Khorsand, who today focuses on women's issues and human rights in her writing .
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In that moment, people managed to simultaneously express sympathy with the real world attack and condemn violence while excitedly demanding more scenes of fictional terrorists fighting back against oppressive regimes with violence.
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Amor Ftouhi, 49, of Quebec, Canada, was charged in federal court with violence at an international airport for stabbing officer Jeff Neville at the Bishop International Airport in Flint on June 21.
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Photographer Myles Loftin's series Hooded evokes a sense of playfulness, juxtaposing smiling black teens donning an item of clothing long associated with violence and black fatalities against the backdrop of pastel colors.
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An investigation by the Tampa Bay Times found at least 19 incidents in which school counselors and other employees who could potentially be armed under this new legislation threatened others with violence.
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Mejia faces five counts of attempted murder of a police officer, along with charges including resisting arrest with violence, aggravated fleeing and eluding, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
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This is not the happy company with the kind face where everyone is just playing costumed real life superheroes, not if JBL or anyone else backstage gets away with violence and abuse.
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They are actually related to the Turkic-speaking Uighurs, who mostly practice Sunni Islam farther west and who, for some Chinese, have become associated with violence and resistance to rule by Beijing.
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"He was not personally associated with violence so much, but was associated with leadership," said Syed Ata Hasnain, a retired Indian Army general who spent more than two decades serving in Kashmir.
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On May 10, 1775, Hamilton stood outside the house of the college's royalist president, Myles Cooper, warning an angry "liberty mob" that had gathered there not to discredit the cause with violence.
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"This piece of legislation sends a message that together, as a nation, we condemn the actions of those that try to divide us with violence and hate," he said in a statement.
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The film is inspired by a 2007 article in The New York Times about American "mag crews," which have been associated with violence, drug abuse and the exploitation of their young employees.
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In 2014, the FBI and Pittsburgh police investigated a string of social media posts that threatened the convention with violence, including the use of bullets and bombs, local news station WXPI reported.
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From its earliest incarnation as a way to dupe spectators out of gambling winnings, it has expanded around the globe, from Nunavik to the Congo, entertaining the masses with violence and deception.
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Pope Francis last year urged an end to what he called a genocide against Christians in the Middle East, but he has also said it is wrong to equate Islam with violence.
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So is the need for education and awareness that can counter our cultural love affair with violence—violence that, in turn, leads to more fear and unhealthy mechanisms of default conflict resolution.
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" Chrisley wrote that the former employee's alleged crimes included "all kinds of really bad stuff like creating phony documents, forging our signatures and threatening other employees with violence if they said anything.
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In more than six decades of teaching mathematics and English, sometimes in regions rife with violence, Mr. Langlands, commonly known as "the Major," guided the children of Pakistan's elite to top careers.
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That tense context has led some to associate Islam with violence and spawned anti-Muslim sentiments which, earlier this year, helped usher in a populist government promising to crack down on immigration.
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During that period, the intelligence agency experimented with violence, nudity, isolation, sleep deprivation and psychological manipulation, sometimes going beyond the list of so-called enhanced interrogation techniques authorized by Bush administration lawyers.
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Why it matters: President Trump and other politicians have been conflating mental illness with violence — and experts fear that kind of marginalization only makes it harder to live with a mental illness.
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Usama is a rare breed of lawyer in Pakistan: fixated on justice, no matter the risk to himself in a country where contentious legal cases often come hand in hand with violence.
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Veterans of the Free Speech Movement of the '60s, a seminal moment in the university's history, are disheartened that Berkeley is now associated with violence and blocking speech instead of promoting it.
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US officials may argue that they needed to send a strong signal that this White House was not gun-shy and would fight violence with violence, regardless of any denials from Tehran.
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A few months after he assumed the office of Chief Minister of Gujarat in late 2001, the state was wracked with violence in which more than 1,000 people -- mostly Muslims -- were killed.
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Lam made the announcement in a televised addressed on Wednesday, following massive student strikes this week and the 14th weekend of protest, which was met with violence as police and protesters clashed.
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The espionage cases also follow several months of rising tensions at Australian universities, where protests by students from Hong Kong have been disrupted, sometimes with violence, by opponents from the Chinese mainland.
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In April, a push to remove shanty towns near the rubbish-strewn railway track was met with violence as residents clashed with police and set fire to machinery used for demolishing homes.
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The motivations behind these attacks differ, but they share one thing in common: The attackers have tried to transform places of worship and peace into spaces filled with violence, fear, and hate.
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I lived with this quiet knowledge of myself for another decade or so, waiting to leave the closet, my hometown, and the religious oppression that threatened me with violence and conversion therapy.
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Attacks involving murky assailants and seemingly tied to routine forms of violence—and sometimes in areas the public associates with violence—these mass shootings largely fell by the wayside of America's collective radar.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the report filed by the Palm Beach County sheriff's Office.
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While Johannsson's own language develops in the background, world powers debate whether they should accept this gift or respond with violence—many countries are still convinced that the aliens have brought a weapon.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, but later struck a plea deal in the case and will avoid jail time.
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His show—now relocated to the Gallery of Modern Art in Brisbane, from which it will move to the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney—grapples with violence, trauma and loss.
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The one thing you don't want to do, Dr. Kilmartin says, is to meet violence with violence — which can put everyone involved in even more danger and do nothing to diffuse the situation.
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I don't know if you remember this but there was a period of time in which this song was being very directly connected with violence that was happening in school and teen clubs.
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Chicago's ongoing struggles with violence come amid an effort to reform its police department after a federal investigation found officers routinely violated citizens' civil rights and used excessive force and racially discriminatory conduct.
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The 'Real Housewives of NYC' star has been charged with a felony count of resisting an officer with violence, along with a trespassing and disorderly intoxication charge -- both misdemeanors ... according to new docs.
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He was actually a revolutionary-minded vigilante inspired by the Black Panthers who was dedicated to driving the dope dealers from his neighborhood by ripping off their stashes and threatening them with violence.
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In this special edition of "Nightline," Diane Sawyer ventures inside the New York jail complex — the country's second-largest, plagued with violence, crumbling facilities and inmate neglect — and interviews prisoners and correction officers.
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Yet Douglass can also be seen as the father of the most militant strain of resistance, the kind that insists on the uncompromising rejection of racism, with violence as a recourse when necessary.
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One consequence is the perception that since they are evil, and monstrous, we can't talk with them, and that we can only meet them with violence because violence is all they will understand.
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Green Room is a scuzzy blast from the murkiest corners of America, riddled with violence and gore and possessing some of the most vivid, economical character work in any thriller in recent memory.
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The point, I guess, was to establish the vigilant but relatively comfortable pace of life in the subdivision, the thing the Saviors coveted and Carol knew she'd have to protect again with violence.
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Milov, who advises Navalny, said the opposition leader had been determined to ensure that the protests remained peaceful, but said he had overheard repeated discussion among demonstrators about responding to violence with violence.
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The restaurant, on Broadway between 168th and 169th Streets, was an anchor of the neighborhood in the years when that part of Upper Manhattan was racked with violence from the illegal drug trade.
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They found the red flags, including preoccupation with violence or mass attacks, anger related to a history of loss and failure, expressed need for attention or notoriety and a history of menacing behavior.
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Under French law, rape is a sexual act committed with violence, surprise or under constraint: It is centered on the method used by the abuser, not the absence of consent from the victim.
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George pleaded not guilty to third-degree felony charges of battery of a police officer and resisting an officer with violence, and misdemeanor charges of resisting an officer without violence and disorderly conduct.
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Our history is fraught with violence but the future of our "foreign" accents in the western world, as Andrew Fung said, isn't going anywhere and neither are the simplistic, offensive representations of them.
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Those of us who are routinely called "bitch", "faggot" or "nigger" on the regular –and who are threatened with violence and death – have a much harder time accessing the right of "free speech".
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With the stakes so high for Britain's home team to deliver a win, the UK's National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV) has launched a campaign with shocking statistics linking sports-viewing with violence.
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The CPS said 88 victims had come forward to police, but there were likely to be at least 300 others who had been enslaved and threatened with violence if they wanted to escape.
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She was charged with and pleaded not guilty to disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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Yet of the three, the one that broadcast networks could most easily grasp was the one that suggested gritty crime procedurals, often with violence directed toward women, was what viewers were most drawn to.
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With violence on the rise, the Israeli military said it was sending reinforcements to the West Bank, where Israeli troops in the city of Jenin shot dead a 19-year-old man during clashes.
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Though it's still stuffed with violence, sex, and other content bound to upset, the 96-minute runtime of Climax is a relative tonic compared to the interminable lengths of Love and Enter the Void.
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She was charged with and pleaded not guilty to disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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That means YouTube which, Common Sense argues, as an unregulated platform delivers to "kids and teens disturbing content with violence, self-harm, profanity, hate speech, and mass shootings," the group's Thursday press release said.
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Young black men's experience with violence—whether as victim, survivor or witness—sets them apart from nearly every other demographic group, including black men older than 25, white men and black women and girls.
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He said he was sequestered in a law office in Kinshasa on May 9, 2012 and forced to sign over his shares to Groupe Bazano "with violence and threats" and received only $6.39 million.
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With the sudden shift of power, brought on by one of the guards own fascination with violence and control, a serious dose of revenge was in order, for both the viewers and the inmates.
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Aleksandr Zakharchenko, the leader of one of the separatist movements, the Donetsk People's Republic, blamed the Kiev government and threatened on Monday to retaliate with violence in the central and western parts of Ukraine.
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An old war with Kurdish separatists has been reignited, inflaming the country's southeastern border region at a time when countries just south of it, Syria and Iraq, are convulsing with violence and existential questions.
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As I move with violence down that back alley, I realize that the feeling I had wasn't frustration or offense, it was the nervous energy that comes whenever you spot someone taking a risk.
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I think of every young activist who answers the injustices still embedded in our criminal justice system not with violence, not with despair, but with peaceful protests and analysis and constructive recommendations for change.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar Buddhist monk Wirathu said on Saturday his anti-Muslim rhetoric had nothing to do with violence in the western state of Rakhine, as he emerged from a one-year preaching ban.
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The very foundations of our culture are marbled with violence, exploitation, and exclusion — the work of brilliant abusers (and mediocre ones), the institutional scaffolding that enabled them, and the conspicuous absence of their victims.
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" President Miguel Díaz-Canel of Cuba, who is an ally of Mr. Maduro's, responded that the effort to topple the Maduro government was a "coup movement that aims to fill the country with violence.
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Voters went to the polls in October and gave their support to candidates who promised to fight violence with violence by relaxing gun ownership rules and allowing the police to fire on armed suspects.
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In a letter to the department's headquarters, his precinct commander noted that civilians had been filing official complaints against Gomez, accusing him of verbally abusing them, threatening them with violence and using excessive force.
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"Lawyers on behalf of the rappers accused the defendants of violating Mississippi inmates&apos constitutional rights by not properly staffing the prisons to deal with violence and allowing inmates to live in "inhumane conditions.
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They have offered grants to health care providers to identify Medicaid and Medicare patients with unmet social needs: inadequate food supplies, unpaid rent or utility bills and experience with violence at home, for example.
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Acapulco, a beach resort on the Pacific Ocean in the southern state of Guerrero, has been plagued with violence, with murders surging to 2,316 last year, according to a government report released in January.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Colombia's LGBT+ people who live in black and indigenous communities must cope with violence, humiliation and efforts to "cure" them of their sexual identities, according to research released on Thursday.
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His abiding concern has been how to create viable institutions in poor countries overrun with violence, focussing on states that can't enforce laws, create fair markets, collect taxes, provide services, or keep citizens safe.
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Assad, whose family has been in power for decades, met the calls for reform with violence, preferring to crush the protesters and then allow a change of power, as happened in Egypt in 2628.
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Life goes on — children fly kites from rooftops, people fry balls of dough in piping hot skillets, half of the markets are open — but it all happens under a thick tension coiled with violence.
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It seems likely that a sense of political frustration or helplessness also contributes to a political situation in which people talk, joke, and even act on the idea of solving political differences with violence.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A Mexican journalist was murdered in the southern state of Quintana Roo, authorities said on Saturday, in the latest case of a reporter being killed before a presidential election riddled with violence.
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Beyond contending with violence, the greatest reproductive health challenges in conflict zones are finding skilled providers, stocking supplies, getting women to access services, and funding all of the above, the International Rescue Committee's Nehmé said.
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The arrest came a day after police said they were looking for Biti and eight other opposition figures in connection with violence following last week's disputed election, in which President Emmerson Mnangagwa was declared winner.
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"We have been warning for months that the mainstream media's hysterical anti-Trump narrative … will radicalize demented social justice warriors and prompt them to lash out with violence," alt-right pundit Paul Joseph Watson wrote.
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Such is his love for the star that he threatens a rival co-actor with violence to get Khanna's attention, but when Khanna scolds rather than lauding Gaurav's actions, the fan in him feels spurned.
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After the hotel called the police, de Lesseps clashed with officers who arrived on the scene and was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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She was charged with and originally pleaded not guilty to disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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A peace process between the Thai government and insurgent groups has made little headway, with violence still occurring even though the military has been directly in charge of security in the region for 15 years.
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"The mass media, through repeated exposure, has linked clowns to creepy characters associated with violence and aggression," Brad Bushman, an Ohio State University professor of media and psychology who also studies human violence, told Mashable.
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It is truly sad that, in our land of diversity, people with different points of view are no longer capable of holding a political conversation without being shouted down, ridiculed, threatened with violence or hit.
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One study found that when parliamentary representation of women increases by five percent, a country is five times less likely to respond to an international crisis with violence, and the risk of conflict relapse decreases.
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Last year's chaotic parliamentary elections underlined how difficult it will be to organize the much more important presidential election, with violence intensifying in recent weeks in the capital Kabul as well as in the provinces.
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For instance, the South Florida Gay News broke the story about Jungwirth's past criminal conduct in January, a piece that includes four separate allegations in Broward County of stalking with violence between 2013 and 2014.
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At the time, they struck a defiant tone: "Military families are prepared to deal with violence that's directed toward our soldiers," Ricketts told Fox News' Greta Van Susteren in 2015, shortly after receiving the messages.
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Most of all, they say, it could serve as a sign that this city, which has lost more than half its population and struggles with violence and blight, is heading toward a long-awaited rebound.
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He subtitled the album "A Simple Story," but "Juarez" metastasized into paintings, prose and songs — a hat rack on which Terry hung his obsessions with violence, Southwestern history, racial conflict, personal freedom and doomed romance.
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Using first-person accounts mixed with statistics and succinct descriptions, "The Unwanted" begins with the Arab Spring, when Syrians unhappy with their corrupt government protested and were met with violence that led to civil war.
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"Some of the behaviors that we think of as fundamentally linked with violence may stay quite steady as the violence rate goes down, as you get a better handle on the gun issue," he explained.
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Free speech advocacy group Article 19 said in a recent report that Mexico is the most dangerous country to practice journalism in Latin America, with violence against reporters comparable to countries at war, such as Syria.
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In January, Reeves, a Republican, said at his State of the State address that he would close part of one of the prisons, the maximum security Parchman Farm's Unit 29, which has been plagued with violence.
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Minya became synonymous with violence against Coptic Christians in the summer of 2013 after the military, led by Mr. Sisi, ousted the country's elected Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, who was a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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MUMBAI/CHENNAI, India, October 4 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The first time Bollywood actress Tanushree Dutta accused her co-star of sexually harassing her on set a decade ago, she was threatened with violence - and then ignored.
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Final Fantasy, Elite, and Zelda had already primed us for open-world game design; Driver, Urban Chaos, and Body Harvest had infused the genre with violence and, with those first two examples, a crime film aesthetic.
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That could mean posts with violence that stop short of showing physical injury, or lewd images with genitalia barely covered, or posts that suggest people should commit violence for a cause without directly telling them to.
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Mugabe, 92, came back to the grim reality of rising public anger over an economic meltdown widely blamed on his misrule, with violence erupting a week ago when police fired teargas at opposition leaders and protesters.
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And no matter how right you think you are, you are never so clearly right, never so without fault, never so pure, that you have any moral authority to shut down the other side with violence.
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Despite the Taliban's official launch of their annual offensive on April 12, with violence intensifying across other parts of the country, Helmand is still experiencing a relative lull as the last bulbs of poppy are scraped.
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They rejected all these offers, responding with violence and terrorism, because doing so would have required them to accept Israel as the nation state of the Jewish people, something they are unwilling to do even today.
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"It's no secret why many seeking refuge are coming from countries in Central America — many nations in the region are undergoing significant challenges and problems with violence, corruption, and threats by dangerous gangs," the Democrats wrote.
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With violence on the rise nationally since December when President Joseph Kabila refused to step down at the end of his mandate, more girls could be forced into joining armed groups across the country, Olsson said.
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With violence escalating in Aleppo and elsewhere across war-ravaged Syria, the United Nations said Saturday that the number of children trapped in besieged areas had doubled in less than a year to half a million.
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Most of the people attempting to cross the U.S.-Mexico border come from the Northern Triangle (El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras) because these countries lack economic opportunity, or are riddled with violence from crime and gangs.
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Thematically, the Arrest of Christ and the picture of Evans share critical elements: one figure stands assuredly, hands prepared to be bound, while the nearest figures, awkward as they are, threaten to engulf her with violence.
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They have reacted with strikes and sometimes with violence, illustrating that it's not just the industry itself feeling the full weight of disruption, but also the individuals who work in it in a very direct way.
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They saw a connection in the Bible's repeated proclamation that the earth was "filled with violence" to the world we live in today, and saw the violence as being against both humanity and the earth itself.
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The writer Thomas Gibson kicked on the set of "Criminal Minds" had his own issues with violence on the set of "ER" -- and Gibson might use it to fight back against his firing ... TMZ has learned.
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Actors and audiences tend to have a different ''physical and psychological barrier'' with other kinds of physical contact — especially with violence — than they do with depictions of sex, the intimacy coordinator Siobhan Richardson told me recently.
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Police said in one incident on Wednesday a Taxify driver responding to a pick-up request was cornered by a group of eight men who threatened him with violence just as he arrived at the location.
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Hundreds of security forces marched through a northern Indian town on Saturday to maintain calm after supporters of a quasi-religious sect leader protested his rape conviction with violence that left at least 30 people dead.
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Free speech may be the new clarion call of the far right, but the real subtext of those who try to disrupt institutions built on principles of openness and inclusion with violence is only barely disguised.
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And in September, The Washington Post reported that Wright had personally lobbied the Trump administration with an untested proposal to contain gun violence by monitoring people with mental illnesses for certain behavioral changes associated with violence.
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Four males aged 15, 18, 38 and 51 were arrested in Londonderry on Thursday morning in connection with violence on the evening McKee was shot dead, the Police Service of Northern Ireland said in a statement.
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When I see people across the world, people in the same country as me, even people in my own community faced with violence and injustice, I start to notice how privileged I am compared to others.
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De Lesseps first checked into rehab in December 2017 after she was arrested on Christmas Eve in Palm Beach and charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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The French presidential aide who was caught on video beating a protester is going before a judge and could be charged with violence by a public official, illegal use of surveillance video and impersonating a police officer.
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The Real Housewives of New York City star, 52, was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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And though Nigeria is well-acquainted with violence on its southern shores, the group behind a new wave of attacks — the Niger Delta Avengers — is shrouded in mystery and sabotaging one of the world's biggest oil producers.
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In both, there are elaborate, bizarre explanations for how the girls developed such fervent obsessions with violence — necessary backstory, sure — but not a whisper of why social media became so important that it took over their lives.
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Imagine you're an illiterate single parent in an impoverished Central American city that is rife with violence (the situation is different for Mexicans, despite northern stereotypes, who have better access to the middle class and to education).
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Because it may be relaxing to watch human population growth on a YouTube video set to ambient post-rock, but the reality on the ground will be fraught with violence linked to the increasing scarcity of resources.
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The Georgia Democrat, an iconic civil rights leader from his activism in the 1960s, recalled how around 600 marchers planned to walk from Selma to Montgomery to promote voting rights, and were met with violence by police.
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But, as with all widely available tools, bad actors have exploited these platforms, seeking not to share ideas with communities but to shock them with violence; not to engage in political dialogue but to manipulate political outcomes.
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She first checked into rehab in December 2017 after she was arrested on Christmas Eve in Palm Beach, Florida, and charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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Q: On August 12, US House Speaker Pelosi, Senator McConnell, Senator Rubio and Congressman Yoho tweeted that Hong Kong police repressed demonstrators with violence and that the Chinese central government eroded democracy and freedom in Hong Kong.
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This 2018 move is ahead of Iraq's May 12 parliamentary elections, an election where moderate political parties are asking for a less visible U.S. presence, and one where pro-Iran parties are threatening the U.S. with violence.
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To the Editor: Re "Our Brother, Our Executioner," by Omer Aziz (Sunday Review, March 17): That the massacre "began with ideas, and ended with violence" astutely sums up the killing of innocent Muslims in Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Help Refugees was founded in 2015 to deliver donations to refugees in Calais, France, where displaced people from Syria, Afghanistan, parts of Africa and other places struggling with violence were trying to make their way to Britain.
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Tensions between the two countries are already high, as President Trump has incorrectly called Mexico the "most dangerous country in the world," and has pointed to its problems with violence as justification for his proposed border wall.
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Vice President Mike Pence did warn that it would be hard to do a deal if protestors continue to be met with violence and said the US is taking a "strong stand with China" regarding the protests.
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The pictures reflect the photographer's attempt to grasp "her own background, to come to terms with a world that she loved and loathed, a world awash in beauty and rife with violence and cruelty," Mr. Campbell observed.
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In May 2016, when the ISIS invasion was at its bloody pinnacle, the Pope asked that everyone pray God would "convert the hearts" of the deadly perpetrators, and stressed that it was wrong to identify Islam with violence.
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By relying on a purely formal reading of the artwork, without exposure to classical studies, students are not armed with the knowledge necessary for understanding the positive language of rebirth seemingly associated with violence against a young girl.
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The suspect, Amor Ftouhi, 49, of Quebec, Canada, has been charged in federal court with violence at an international airport for stabbing Jeff Neville, an officer at the Bishop International Airport in Flint, in the neck on Wednesday.
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That's a direct attack on free speech, but Trump will have a hard time playing the role of innocent victim, because he has openly and repeatedly encouraged his supporters to respond to rude or rowdy protesters with violence.
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While German troops already assist in civil emergencies, such as floods, and have helped in the refugee crisis, deployments to deal with violence or threats of violence have long been banned for fear of evoking Nazi-era practices.
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Then in December 2017 — months after her relationship to D'Agostino fell apart — de Lesseps was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida and charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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After years when the dominant themes reaching global audiences about Russia have been associated with violence and diplomatic conflict, the tournament was a five-week stream of positive images being beamed to billions of televisions and smartphone screens.
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In the interest of transparency, we want to share what we know: Based on interviews we have done, in April 2016, an employee named Dewitt Lambert got into an argument with a coworker and threatened him with violence.
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One woman is killed every 30 hours in Argentina, according to La Casa del Encuentro, with violence driven by Latin America's "macho" culture, which tends to blame women for the violence inflicted on them and to condone it.
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Now it's 96 percent automated by AI systems and you're seeing this again, with violence the number is 86, with hate speech it's 210 percent, because it's harder, it's more nuanced, it's more in the frontier of development.
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The Guardian reports that it has seen 100 internal "training manuals, spreadsheets and flowcharts" that show how Facebook's content moderators tackle content with violence, hate speech, terrorism, pornography, self-harm and racism in accordance to Facebook's community standards.
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This is what the game's trailer does, as it mixes a touch of Seven with a splash of True Detective season 1: People are pulled from their homes, driven from their churches, forced into baptism, threatened with violence.
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De Lesseps was arrested on Christmas Eve of last year, and charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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Thorning-Schmidt said she looked forward to working on Save the Children International's "bold but simple" goals that children do not die from preventable causes, have access to quality education and do not live with violence and abuse.
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Lasting for a little over 300 years, from English colonial settlements in the 1600s to the Wild West's demise in the early 1900s, the era is filled with violence, romance, wars, infamous and beloved leaders, and even genocide.
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Violence should be met with violence, whether in a street gang or beside a secluded stream: that is the lesson bequeathed to generations of moviegoers, and maybe it takes a foreign director, now and then, to suggest otherwise.
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Using a combination of brute force—they were heavily armed—and keys provided by Werner, Burke and his men forced their way into the Lufthansa cargo terminal, threatening anyone they met with violence or harm to their families.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French police re-arrested Russian soccer fan leader Alexander Shprygin in the southwestern city of Toulouse on Monday, two days after deporting him in connection with violence that marred the beginning of the Euro 2016 tournament.
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Saudi Arabia's new crown prince hopes to transform the kingdom and modernize society, but the planned execution of 14 Shiite protesters charged with violence against security forces suggests the government's handling of sectarian tensions and unrest remains unchanged.
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Though the outcome of the case is known to many, the details remain gripping, and the show also explores the sense of unity that came after the attack in a country that still struggles with violence against women.
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Crosthwaite's work addresses life on both sides of the US–Mexican border where he conveys the feeling of life bottled up beneath a merciless cork, his observations packed with violence, tenderness, pain, boredom, and his mind-boggling draftsmanship.
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Remember, Johnson -- who was a great running back for the Chiefs back in the day -- had several issues with violence toward women during his NFL career ... and has openly talked about how he regrets the choices he made.
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Last month, Israel in coordination with the Palestinian Authority cut electricity to Gaza, leading to 20-hour blackouts, a deterioration in hospital service, worries over polluted water supplies, and concern that Palestinian militant groups would respond with violence.
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Earlier this year, I participated in an action tour with leaders from some of the most violent cities in the world — Buenos Aires, Juarez, Medellin and São Paulo — to discuss how they were grappling with violence in their cities.
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Restaurants' more punitive go-to deterrents — threatening the parents with violence, say, or banning the little terrors from entering entirely — generally backfire and cause restaurants even bigger headaches, so Antonio Ferrari thought the carrot approach might make everybody happier.
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We have to push back, not with violence but with a renewed commitment to reach out to one another, to be like Kieran and seek to build new relationships, new understandings, to live with love and hope and courage.
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Women were attacked, threatened with violence and forced to give up their places to men during the party primaries last year, said Mufuliat Fijabi, head of the Nigerian Women Trust Fund, an advocacy group seeking to boost women's leadership.
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Premiere: March 13, NBC From Emmy Award-winner Lena Waithe and Academy Award-winner Common (what a phrase) comes a gritty look at South Chicago life – complete with violence, secrets, and a fierce hope driving the characters to persevere.
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It's been a tough few months for de Lesseps, who was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida, on Christmas Eve and charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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The 57-member Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, which will lead an international mission of election observers, said attempts to derail the voting with violence would "stall the progress of Albania and stain the country's international reputation".
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The decision was a relief for the Syrians who would have faced the prospect of returning to a fractured country racked with violence if the administration had rescinded their temporary protected status (TPS) when it ran out in March.
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LGBT+ campaigners said the law has not only been used to prevent pride events and to detain activists but has had far wider impact, with violence against gay people on the rise and increased hostility from the wider community.
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The movie "Selma" omitted the iconic image of Rabbi Heschel standing tall in the first row of marchers who soon would be met with violence by police, linked arm-in-arm with the African-American leaders led by MLK.
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Bridges, who is being held on $500,003 bail, has a rap sheet that includes fleeing an officer, reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident, resisting an officer with violence, battery, possession of burglary tools and possession of cocaine.
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With violence and bombs going off in the weeks leading up to the elections, many feared that civil war was imminent and began hoarding essentials like canned food and non-perishable foods, candles and fuel -- but not, strangely, water.
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Believing that the American political and capitalist system needed "radical surgery," as Ms. Stewart put it, she sympathized with clients who sought to fight that system, even with violence, although she did not always endorse their tactics, she said.
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The Pope has sought to build bridges with the Muslim world by refusing to equate Islam with violence, arguing that all religions have fundamentalist elements and religious leaders must work together to combat all forms of fundamentalism and violence.
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At the end of the film, Tre's best friend, Doughboy (played by Ice Cube), who will soon be murdered, watches the news and notices a fascination with violence overseas and a blind eye toward the violence in his neighborhood.
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"That this establishment is in a community that has grappled with violence and that pain being used as decor—it's abhorrent, hurtful and insensitive—the worst fear of those in a community being pushed out by gentrifiers," another added.
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Ftouhi, who is from Tunisia and holds dual Tunisian-Canadian citizenship, was originally charged last year with violence at an international airport for stabbing Jeff Neville, an officer at the Bishop International Airport in Flint, in the neck, authorities said.
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Rudolph is being held without bond in Seminole County Jail on charges of attempted first-degree murder of a law enforcement officer, aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting an officer with violence, according to the county jail roster.
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He formed and trained the Black Guard, who came to the aid of black residents in North Carolina when law enforcement would not, making him one of many leaders to advocate the long-debated idea of fighting violence with violence.
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Current and former government officials tell CNN the terrorist group will continue to have the ability to inspire sympathizers around the globe to act with violence, regardless of its current status on the battlefield or the death of its leadership.
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Other women described being told that abuse was their fault, that they needed to work harder to satisfy their husbands' sexual desires, and that they should pray or read their scriptures more often in order to deal with violence at home.
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Such a character resists glossy packaging, especially since the stories in the Millennium Trilogy by Stieg Larsson (who died before the books were published) are also rife with violence, much of it sexual in nature, much of it against women.
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The ELN derives much of its finances from "taxes" levied on multinational oil operations, which it enforces with violence, particularly in the petrol-rich eastern plains, where some 170 bombings were carried out along a U.S. pipeline in 2001 alone.
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"Color is very important to the plot of the show because it is used to categorize people based on their physical bodies: The Handmaids are dressed in red, which is a color historically associated with violence, oppression, and sex," Vaquera said.
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Attendance of Oktoberfest's kickoff weekend was down by roughly half this year, due presumably more to bad weather and concerns about public safety following the Munich shooting spree in July than to the festival's problem with violence and sexual assault.
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Tomic, who is tall and blunt-featured, with close-cropped dark hair, has been convicted of at least a dozen crimes—among them selling drugs, aggravated robbery, theft with violence, issuing a death threat, and illegal possession of a weapon.
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But dinner was with Martin McDonagh, the pre-eminent director and playwright of pitch-black comedy, so execution was on the menu, along with a few postprandial explanations for why the McDonagh canon is populated with violence, mayhem and white rabbits.
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Once an abuser has appropriated the power to restrict his partner's daily life, he no longer needs to resort to regular physical harm; it is only when she tries to resist his "rules" that he's likely to follow through with violence.
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The draft accord did not include a ceasefire agreement and with violence continuing, Trump announced the cancellation of the Camp David meeting via Twitter after a suicide bomb attack in Kabul killed at least 12 people including a U.S. soldier.
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Iran sees Iraq as an important link to the world in the face of U.S. sanctions, and analysts say the positioning of pro-Iran forces and rockets indicates Tehran is prepared at least to threaten the United States with violence.
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As with today's refugees from the Middle East, these victims of war and instability were greeted with fear and quickly associated with violence and social disruption—especially toward the dawn of the Great Depression, which naturally called for a racial scapegoat.
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But according to Churchill, in playing up how nonconfrontational the standoff in Montana was, the FBI was leaving out a major part of the story: Other militia groups were threatening the FBI with violence if they spilled any blood in Montana.
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"The families don't need to have access to statistics to know their sons are the most threatened, the ones who are most often searched by the police, the ones who are most often targeted with violence by drug traffickers," he said.
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With violence as their main leverage, the Taliban refused that demand in the early stages of the talks, saying they were willing to discuss it only in negotiations with other Afghans once the United States promised to withdraw its troops.
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Experts in nonviolent protest say it could serve as a model for Americans alarmed by the resurgent white supremacist movement who are looking for an effective way to respond (and who might otherwise be tempted to meet violence with violence).
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WARSAW — Judge Igor Tuleya has been labeled an enemy of the state by the Polish government, threatened with violence, forced to evacuate his courtroom for fear of anthrax attacks and demonized in the right-wing media as a communist stooge.
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Mr. Ghani's government found that unacceptable, and said it would agree to it only if the Taliban reciprocated with an extensive cease-fire — something the insurgents are reluctant to do at this stage of the talks, with violence their main leverage.
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And a fantastical work about the end of the Thirty Years' War, magic bullets, and winning women with violence has taken on, with remarkably little adaptation necessary, hot-button issues like gun culture, toxic masculinity and the plight of returning soldiers.
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The Obama administration's backing of a coup and a corrupt regime in Honduras, and its aid to police and military institutions rife with violence and impunity, all while only cracking the door open for refugees and asylum seekers, left many vulnerable.
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He was taken into custody and booked into East Baton Rouge Parish Prison on counts of aggravated battery, disarming a police officer, battery on a police officer, resisting an officer with violence, possession of cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia, according to police.
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The 35-year-old now faces three counts of aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, one count of simple battery, one count of disorderly conduct, four counts of resisting an officer without violence and three counts of resisting an officer with violence.
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" What is not clear is if any extremists will follow words with violence, as allegedly happened with Robert Bowers, who has pleaded not guilty to killing 11 people at a synagogue late last month, allegedly because he believed Jews were helping "invaders.
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Despite being packed with violence and gun-fueled murder, all of which is depicted as necessary for our heroes to survive and resist the ruling NFFA, Election Year only values violence as a tool of resistance as long as it helps white people.
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While she was originally charged with disorderly intoxication, resisting arrest with violence, battery on an officer, and making threats against a public servant after she was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida, de Lesseps is instead pleading guilty to battery, trespassing, and disorderly intoxication.
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Downtrodden and frustrated by a government that he believes has forgotten him, he lashes out at everyone with violence — hoping that people will see these acts, join him, and help reset the institutions and government that he feels have gone so awry.
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At the center of the action is de Lesseps and her headline-making arrest in Palm Beach, Florida, on Christmas Eve — when she was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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There's a lot of research on ethnic riots and pogroms from places like India and Sri Lanka that suggest when mainstream elites are willing to do business with violence fringe actors, that they're able to mobilize more effectively within the police system.
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"In addition to undermining the credibility of the media, such statements, especially those identifying the media as the 'enemy of the people,' could also make journalists more vulnerable to being targeted with violence and abuse," wrote Harlem Desir, the organization's media freedom representative.
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And also this week, a state, local and federal manhunt is on for an "armed and dangerous" Wisconsin man who has threatened schools and churches with violence after he stole scores of handguns and weapons following his delivery of a 2202-page manifesto.
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Why it matters: "It really hurts a lot because one of the things we always have said in the aftermath of these kinds of tragedies is, you cannot equate mental illness with violence," said Paul Gionfriddo, the CEO of Mental Health America.
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Here he interviews inmates in prisons racked with violence, tracks down the "coyotes" who arrange travel for desperate immigrants and spends time with a hitman from the Mara Salvatrucha, El Salvador's most infamous gang, who says that his kill tally is "about 56".
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This is because of that outsider quality Shaw has, because of the way her borderline sociopathy and easy facility with violence (often on display in "6,741") keep her from entirely blending in even with a rather ruthless band such as this one.
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The attack terrified communities that had learned to coexist with violence in the remote, rural area, said a human-rights activist who lives and works in the region and who did not give his name out of fear of reprisal from the gangs.
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As long as the blood wasn't on their hands (or they weren't in the "front row"), they were not part of the problem -- and could pretend that their safe access to education and voting, for example, had nothing to do with violence.
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With violence becoming more common -- and the terrifying thought of potential bombings raised by Friday's raid -- there is always the possibility that the Chinese government, which has so far taken a seemingly hands-off approach, will step in and exercise more control.
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A study published earlier this year in the journal PLOS One found that men playing games where women are treated with violence feel less empathy for female victims of violence in real life — the same was not true of women who played those games.
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" He added, "And, I would hope that we can do a better job at convincing current and future college students that the best way to respond to offensive speech is with vigorous debate, or peaceful protest—and not, as many seem to believe, with violence.
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But if you have a very special online rival (one who has never threatened you with violence!), maybe you could consider just sending them a Twitter DM or an email and asking if they'd like to meet for coffee to discuss your mutual interests?
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Luann de LessepsAfter the hotel called the police, the Real Housewives of New York City star clashed with officers who arrived on the scene, and she was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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Cossacks are an East Slavic-speaking minority group, traditionally from southern Russia and southeastern Ukraine, and the camp catered to parents who wanted their offspring raised according to Cossack military tradition: self-governing, self-sufficient, and willing to defend their homeland with violence if necessary.
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In a circumstance where you have American forces on the ground that are directly being attacked by Russian aircraft, or Russian artillery, or whatnot, it's very hard to see how the United States military will not respond kinetically, and with violence, toward such an action.
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The U.N. Security Council said Milad's unit was "consistently linked with violence against migrants and other human smugglers" and cited claims by a U.N. panel of experts that he and other coastguard members were "directly involved in the sinking of migrant boats using firearms".
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Within this role he oversees the CHOP Violence Intervention Program, an intensive support program that connects wounded eight- to 18-year-olds with violence prevention specialists who help the recently injured adjust to the demands of living after they are out of the hospital.
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Mr. Sanders, who was an independent in 1994, has said that he opposed certain parts of the legislation — like mass incarceration and death penalty provisions — but voted for the bill because it included an assault weapons ban and language dealing with violence against women.
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The depressing thing about all of this is that the whole message of "Charlie's Chocolate Boy" seems to be how painful it is for a black person to be reduced to an object and treated with violence, and then the Oompa Loompas are all objects.
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Suddenly my day was supposed to be about getting to class, deciding what to wear, and doing homework, as opposed to worrying about how to get warm, where to find food later, or how to avoid someone threatening me or my mother with violence.
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The Zapatistas, the most powerful political rebels in Mexico in nearly 100 years, are renouncing armed revolution, after decades of opposing the government, for a simple reason: Mexico is so riddled with violence, they say, that the country cannot handle any more of it.
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In responding to the protests with violence, these forces are taking a page from the Iranian playbook: When Tehran was faced with protests over gas prices in November, it crushed them brutally, killing as many as 450 people in four days and imprisoning 7,000.
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Keeping Black men and boys safe is at the forefront of our hearts and minds, with cities like Chicago, Los Angeles and Dallas seeing spikes in violence, and the string of police-involved shootings of African American men coupled with violence against police officers.
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Following a closed-door council meeting in November and as Western nations became increasingly concerned about how Aung San Suu Kyi's government was dealing with violence in the divided northwest, Suu Kyi told diplomats in the capital, Naypyitaw, that her country was being treated unfairly.
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De Lesseps, 53, butts heads with her longtime ally Medley — the latter poking fun at de Lesseps' headline-making divorce and arrest for disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant (to all of which she's pleaded not guilty).
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He urged his country to defend the government against a coup orchestrated by the "imperialist" U.S. A senior administration official told reporters that "in regard to sanctions, we've barely scratched the surface," and that "all options are on the table" if Maduro decides to respond with violence.
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Ryan Lochte's brand value sinks amid Rio scandal Brazilian police say U.S. swimmers lied about robbery The initial claim appeared to confirm widespread fears before the Olympics that the event would be marred by rising crime rates in Rio de Janeiro, which has long struggled with violence.
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Threat of physical violence Andre Eggelletion, former lead host of the morning show with Reid, recently spoke out about her for the first time in more than a decade, saying Reid created "the most toxic work environment I&aposve ever experienced" and threatened him with violence.
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In some cases, leaders of the secret organization branded women with Raniere's initials, threatened them with violence, and blackmailed them with sensitive material, such as naked photos and secrets about family members and friends, to keep them in the organization, also called the "sorority," court documents state.
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But he's already prepared a series of other "fact dumps" for later this week, including links to interviews with refugees living in Sweden, and other statistics that debunk the idea that the country has become plagued with violence and crime since opening its borders to refugees.
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It's like a New Yorker's version of Red Dawn, but with a far more conflicted relationship with violence, and a close focus on two characters: the ingenue Lucy (Pitch Perfect's Brittany Snow), and a taciturn former Marine named Stupe, played by Guardians of the Galaxy's Dave Bautista.
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YANGON/UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Western nations are increasingly concerned at how Aung San Suu Kyi's government is dealing with violence in Myanmar's divided northwest, with the U.S. envoy to the United Nations privately warning fellow diplomats the country could not handle the crisis on its own.
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It is not the duty of private citizens (or anyone, actually) to automatically line up behind someone who has scapegoated the most vulnerable people in the country and threatened peaceful protesters and his political opponent with violence in order to win — exhibiting the unmistakable qualities of fascism.
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"We are making very clear that the United States does not tolerate this kind of ruthless action to silence Mr. Khashoggi, a journalist, with violence," Pompeo said, adding that maintaining a strong relationship with Saudi Arabia was important for the security and stability of the region.
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The regime of Nicolas Maduro, incompetent Marxist heir to the late Hugo Chávez, has ever-fewer admirers in Latin America, as he props up his bankrupt regime with violence, the jailing of political opponents and the creation of a parallel parliament packed with loyalists and cronies.
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As fans saw on the show a week prior, de Lesseps was arrested on Christmas Eve and charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant (she's since plead not guilty and rejected a plea deal in February).
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Pence was addressing the Conference on Prosperity and Security in Central America organized by the State Department, Homeland Security Department and Mexico, speaking before a room full of leaders of Central American countries that have had their own struggles with violence, cartels, poverty and drug trafficking.
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"We must stand hand-in-hand with one another and find a way to start ending the anger and the hatred, and to not allow anger and hatred to flood our city streets with violence and with the destruction that can come with it," he said.
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"I think I want it to be about the police — something to do with violence against women," she said, slipping into a gallery on the second floor, where a photo exhibition called "Crime Stories" — mug shots, pictures of murder scenes, portraits of miscreants — was on view.
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When dealing with violence deemed unreasonable, the dominating groups demonize violent responses, saying that "those other people are just like that," not just that they are worth less, but also that they are essentially evil, essentially criminal or essentially have a religion that is prone to killing.
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"I told him that he couldn't deny the stories of his military, whether it was with violence or with rape or child soldiers and he can tell us all the words he wanted to say but his words don't match his actions," she recounted after the meeting.
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But distinctions between the affiliations of those behind the unrest are difficult to draw, primarily because the Egyptian government's campaign against the Brotherhood has driven Islamists underground while providing a potent recruitment tool for extremism, leading many frustrated Egyptians to retaliate against the state with violence.
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But his diagnosis of what Mexico needs — a stronger domestic economy and an end to corruption — and his strategy to deal with violence, including a vast program to support the young people who have been caught up in the in the war against drugs, are on target.
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"More Asian American women deal with violence than will let on, whether it&aposs sexual violence or physical violence or emotional violence, because we are told not to talk about it, we are told not to disrupt, or we don&apost know where to go for resources."
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Rates of violence against young Black boys and men remain unacceptably high; our research shows their experience with violence—whether as victim, survivor or witness—sets them apart from nearly every other demographic group, including Black men older than 25, white men and Black women and girls.
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When children's books about black people do get published, Horning says they often fall into three broad categories: books about slavery, books set during the civil rights movement and books that tell "gritty, contemporary" stories about children growing up in struggling families or teens dealing with violence.
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The inmates of Eastern State were condemned to individual cells, with only a small window in the barrel-vaulted ceiling letting in a circle of sky — a design thought to be a vast improvement over the prisons of the day, crowded and disorderly spaces associated with violence.
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Ms. Katayama leaned further into her maternal role and began gently rocking me back and forth, transporting me back to those tranquil months, 30ish years ago, that I'd spent in the womb, before being greeted by a harsh world filled with violence, strife, and unfunny memes.
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Read: Donald Trump Is Losing His Insane War Against Mexico Donald Trump has stirred up a lot of anger and discussion about racism on both sides of the border over the last few months, with violence at his rallies and his attacks on minorities becoming ever more frequent.
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Although Chicago's struggle with violence is well known, the city was thrust again into the national spotlight after Nykea Aldridge, NBA star Dwyane Wade's cousin and a mother of four, was shot and killed by two men on Sunday while she was walking her children to register for school.
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The reality star faces a third degree felony charge of resisting arrest by Palm Beach police officer Steven O'Leary with violence, the first degree misdemeanor charge of trespassing in an occupied room of the Colony Hotel in Palm Beach, and the second degree misdemeanor charge of disorderly intoxication.
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Writers now touching 40 who acknowledge the influence of Rulfo include Samanta Schweblin, an Argentine whose short novel of psychological terror, "Fever Dream", was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize this year; and Emiliano Monge, a Mexican who says his stories "take place with violence as an ecosystem".
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Inspired by the aesthetic culture of the Samurai and Ancient Egypt, No Death put together a cast of marble, reflective, and translucent humanoids that study relationships and profiles of humanity—like the plight of two parents trying to give their children happy childhoods in a world riddled with violence.
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There are exceptions to this observation of course and the levels of violence can vary wildly within a country, but as was shown in a 2015 meta-analysis on conflict and climate, temperature was associated with violence in 20 out of the 24 studies surveyed for the analysis.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) is clearly concerned about Trump's flirtation with violence, but Ryan says that he will support the eventual Republican nominee, whoever that is.
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Tonye Kolokolo was arrested by the San Bruno police on charges of raping an intoxicated person and false imprisonment with violence, "The victim reported that she ordered a ride from Lyft the previous evening while intoxicated at a bar in the City of San Mateo," the police report reads.
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To live with violence that was both present yet remote built a disconnect in my mind: I lived with a sense of terror that was so commonplace I could nearly ignore it, yet so obviously distant from my life that I often struggled to conceive of it as real.
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Jaar — who consistently deals with violence and oppression within the global context in his work — wants to oppose the 'if it bleeds it leads' mentality of photojournalism by creating pieces that are subtle and ambiguous, but which cut to what he perceives as the heart of the matter.
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For example, Nickie Phillips, a criminologist whose research deals with violence in popular media, told me that "most criminologists are dismissive of a causal link between media and crime," and that they're instead interested in questions of violence as a social construct and how that contributes to political discourse.
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I say, by extension, being willing to use a weapon means making some kind of peace with violence, a position I remain loath to assume, not as a woman conditioned to avoid confrontation (though that's true, too) but as a human who aspires to a pacific, harmonious existence.
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The studies found that the young men, but not young women, who viewed rape scenes in commercial films (including the same-sex attack in "Deliverance") were subsequently more at ease with violence against women and more attracted to sexual aggression than those who had not watched a rape scene.
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The lesson of their lives and of Dole and McGovern, is that confronting hunger can bring people together across even the widest chasms of political, ethnic, religious or diplomatic differences, whether in remote parts of the world beset with violence, or in the world of politics in Washington.
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