But she's still struggling with asserting herself as an authority figure.
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Talking Fortnite, the teacher is no longer an uninformed authority figure.
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The flight attendant is the authority figure, who should be trusted.
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The main authority figure seems to have been a great-aunt.
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What did it mean to catch an authority figure performing a misdeed?
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If anything, it shows how an authority figure can persuade another into conformity.
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On Facebook, multiple pages promote Hemeti as a formidable yet kind authority figure.
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Jupiter, the authority figure of the planets, handles matters of trust, luck, and wisdom.
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Become embroiled in some weirdly political issue with her job, generally an authority figure.
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"In the Philippines, the teacher there is really an authority figure," Mr. Soberano said.
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He was not shy about being a role model or a benevolent authority figure.
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The president in Trump's impression was an authority figure experienced at Olympian, inhuman remove.
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Walker might not want to disappoint Stormer, an authority figure committed to helping her.
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With the broadest of strokes, Clooney plays against type as the antagonistic authority figure.
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Women stay for two years at no cost and with no live-in authority figure.
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Like any good alien invasion movie, we return to the local authority figure for comment.
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He is described as an "oppressive authority figure" who teaches Sabrina about the dark arts.
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Some harassment by an authority figure, a few sexual remarks, pressure from an insistent boyfriend?
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One Twitter user suggested Bernie Sanders as an example of a credible male authority figure.
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This is also a productive time to connect with a mentor, boss, or authority figure.
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But, like most poor people, my parents could not conceive of questioning an authority figure.
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Mr. Chappelle is an authority figure for a world that doesn't believe in them anymore.
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Cummins was charged only with sexual contact with a minor by an authority figure, a misdemeanor.
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He knew how to command the group; he was immediately the authority figure of this delegation.
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Avoid an argument with a boss or authority figure, and generally be mindful about power struggles!
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They were trying to comply with what they thought was an authority figure from the state.
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The father begins to perceive the mother as bossy, just another authority figure to be skirted.
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When's the last time you saw a female general, or any military authority figure, portrayed on-screen?
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At only 21, Carr-Hummerston has taken it upon himself to act as the group's authority figure.
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Describing that evening now, DaRonch makes clear she wanted only to be helpful to an authority figure.
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Bring in a third party if you find yourself in a power struggle with an authority figure.
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She said audience members seemed at ease taking direction from an authority figure, even a pretend one.
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"When they are confronted by an authority figure, they sometimes feel they have no choice," he said.
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It's never fun to hear an authority figure use the words "widen" and "stance" in this context.
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He uses his own father as an ultimate authority figure instead of reasoning out issues for himself.
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"Authority Figure" continues at the Knockdown Center (52-19 Flushing Avenue, Maspeth, Queens) until Sunday, May 22.
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Love is the authority figure, and if love tells us wrongly, then we can't be held fully responsible.
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You put somebody in a suit, you put 'em behind a desk, and they become an authority figure.
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Part authority figure, part dispenser of advice, part sympathetic ear, your boss has always been there for you.
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Thinking he's an authority figure who might know the way to the clinic, the women ask for directions.
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She's definitely a rogue, as an unnamed authority figure lists her many crimes, including forgery and aggravated assault.
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Expect to feel more ambitious—but watch out: An argument with a boss or authority figure could arise!
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I came along, excited to get to spend some time with my newest and most famous male authority figure.
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Confrontation, Aquarius-style, tends to start with a firm line of questions aimed directly at the nearest authority figure.
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It is, however, very, very important — especially for teens, their parents, and any authority figure who deals with either.
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She's just too insecure to be able to execute what a teacher should do to be an authority figure.
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But it could also be a bus driver, train conductor, teacher or other authority figure, or simply another bystander.
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Gin's the dominant authority figure through most of the film, until Lois crushes him to death with the getaway van.
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A boss or authority figure in your life may be leaving, and your own relationship to leadership is changing, too.
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Mercury's meeting with Saturn will find you discussing commitments and limits with a partner, or possibly a mentor or authority figure.
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Or, perhaps, has he derived some other kind of pleasure from this violent encounter with an emotionally withholding male authority figure?
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Reliever Zack Britton, 31, said Boone had struck a good balance between joking around with players and being an authority figure.
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I encourage anyone who has been abused or taken advantage of by an authority figure to heal, confront and come forward.
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But now the authority figure was black, and had spoken with the confidence that the future belonged to people like him.
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When an authority figure turns a blind eye to a problem that's happening under his watch, the problem doesn't go away.
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As an authority figure, Herb Dean was completely flaccid at UFC 229 and McGregor was allowed to run wild as a result.
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"It doesn't matter," the blonde, fit authority figure of TomTom tells me sternly at the inexplicably steampunk-ish entrance to the bar.
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He sounds less like an authority figure than a man ready to lead an angry mob, but you wonder if he's right.
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The experiment revealed that most people will listen to an authority figure, even if they are instructed to harm another human being.
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Many people suffering from addiction fear that they'll be stigmatized or even arrested if an authority figure finds out about their illness.
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Maybe Santa was excessively heavy-handed, a kind of police-state authority figure that was just too intense for more sensitive imaginations?
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In a world driven by domineering men (including God, the ultimate male authority figure for Salome), Jochanaan is not out for himself.
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Dad went from being an authority figure to an authority on math to an intellectual I deeply valued having in my life.
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Children as young as 2½ say that hurting another child is always wrong, even if an authority figure were to say otherwise.
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About 1 million women, or 0.8%, have been raped by a coworker, who was more likely to be a non-authority figure.
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Only about 18 percent of the well-rested participants signed the form (such is the baseline power of an authority figure demanding guilt).
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He likened this to learning calculus at school — except in the real world there's no teacher or authority figure to crack the whip.
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And there's a dark room, the Dark Room, where an authority figure takes drugged high school girls and photographs them for his collection.
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Only one in 10 women and one in 20 men filed an official complaint to an authority figure or the police about harassment.
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" She added, "Some of them are really intimidated by an authority figure with a gun and just want to do what they're told.
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Once inside, he's placed in a white room and subjected to a post-trauma stress test in which an unseen authority figure grills him.
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On the show, a cast of hopefuls competed for his favor and helped him cement himself in the public mind as an authority figure.
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Even throughout his tenure as a non-wrestling authority figure on SmackDown Live, Bryan never stopped being the most popular performer on the roster.
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History has shown us over and over again that average men are capable of murder when directed to do so by an authority figure.
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The Mercury/Saturn trine on March 29 will find you communicating well with someone you respect, perhaps an authority figure or a role model.
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People are more likely to believe stories that come from their side of the political divide, particularly if an authority figure vouches for them.
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Look out for tension between your beliefs and an authority figure on Tuesday, when love and money planet Venus faces off with spiritual Neptune.
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Middle school, a time when adolescents are carving out their identities, may be when a student needs encouragement from a trustworthy authority figure the most.
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The shocks aren't real, though the participant doesn't know that; if he or she attempts to stop the experiment, the authority figure pushes to continue.
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Check. Mysterious authority figure running the place with a vested interest in main character who definitely knows more than they're saying about the threat unfolding?
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LaRaviere felt a sense of purpose in returning to that community as an authority figure to educate students of color, to show them someone cared.
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Directed by Sarah Kinlaw and Monica Mirabile, "Authority Figure" leverages movement, sound and sculpture to explore different modes of obedience and how they affect us.
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In the eyes of a contemporary high-school student, it suggests, a caring teacher is less a mysterious authority figure than a surrogate older sibling.
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At least one authority figure in town understands that Anderson is vital to keeping the dark side in check: the police chief (Reg E. Cathey).
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Alex's role in Prey is not so much to be your supportive big brother, but to be the authority figure that makes you question yourself.
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Billions of messages that had been technically public but effectively private were instantly made accessible to anyone: friend, foe, authority figure, or online passer-by.
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Had this idea stuck with me merely because it had first been planted in my head by an authority figure who seemed to "get" me?
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Dr. Seaver and Dr. Huxtable showed that a dad can be both funny and an authority figure, an expansion that has continued into the present.
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They're no longer rendered childlike to an authority figure, who provides instructions during an annual visit on the steps they should take to mange their health.
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Smiley emerges not just as the commissioner, but also as a father and an authority figure, an arbiter of justice, a counselor and a community pillar.
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The first is to gain the confidence of their target through lent credibility…a friend, authority figure, or organization that the victim is likely to trust.
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They would then pretend to be the girl's father or another authority figure and tell the service member that their fictitious daughter was underage, she said.
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A supposed authority figure is going to ask you to do something this month that will initially seem crazy; stick to your guns — it is crazy.
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Is it about the vulnerability of painting, or is it the death of the authority figure, the one who makes pronouncements on the state of art?
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In 2008, when some authority figure or figures involved with the Summer League made the decision to retire his number, Robinson was the league's defending MVP.
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He and other men remember a doctor who came off as an impressive authority figure to them and their parents, but exploited his power behind closed doors.
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Why chill in a bunker for 5 years having to listen to an authority figure if all it means is you won't face a fiery, painful death?
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Lessons learned during this period will be hard-won (and possibly hard to hear) but, according to authority figure Saturn, those are the only lessons worth learning.
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On Friday (or midnight on Thursday night) the sun squares off with Pluto, triggering a work-related power struggle as you act defensively towards an authority figure.
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Here he has fulfilled the role of the rage-tossed authority figure by challenging Tillerson to match IQ scores and trying to demean Corker with name-calling.
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The second reason I'm so thankful for Eli & Sons is that the people in it taught me about work ethic more than any authority figure ever has.
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Jack Nicholson pours all of his manic energy into the character of Randle Patrick McMurphy, a provocateur in a mental institution challenging every authority figure in sight.
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The city's murder rate has more in common with Rio de Janeiro than New York, and no authority figure has a clue what to do about it.
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As the psychologist Stanley Milgram's experiments on obedience showed — and some governments have learned — a flock in thrall to an authority figure may follow that person anywhere.
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Less easily identifiable is an initially masked character (the forceful yet decent-seeming Fabian Tucker), a tortured authority figure who hands out armbands in red and blue.
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But so should every other male authority figure in the church who has worked to uphold unfettered patriarchal power and to keep women in positions of subservience.
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While you possess great potential to be an authority figure, part of your task in life is to learn to navigate your relationship with people in charge.
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RATING: ONE ACCEPTABLE MALE AUTHORITY FIGURE This is a video of Joey Crawford, the NBA's most (in)famous referee, telling kids about how to become a referee.
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If you're not evading the watchful eye of an authority figure, this Instagram bug isn't a huge concern simply because the company is saving your seemingly ephemeral images.
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" Bundy's methods generally followed a pattern: "He would feign an injury and indicate he needed assistance or he would portray an authority figure such as a police officer.
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Maddox: I think there are a lot of misconceptions about police officers—that they're not fair, that they are the authority figure that doesn't care about the individual.
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Maybe it's understandable that Corkin's name would eventually spark the image of a senator in Henry's mind, because she became such a dominant authority figure in his life.
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And yet a new authority figure has emerged within companies, much less exuberant than old-fashioned autocratic CEOs but just as determined to amass power: the imperial CFO.
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All in all, Authority Figure was a genius and highly poetic exploration of the many types of authority and power dynamics that we struggle with in our lives.
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You were born with Saturn in its home sign of Capricorn, which means at your best you're self-disciplined, hard-working, practical, mature, and likely an authority figure.
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RATING: PROPAGANDISTIC GARBAGE Both as a child and as an adult, I have fundamentally distrusted pretty much every male authority figure I have ever come into contact with.
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On Tuesday, tension between your personal values and those of an authority figure will leave you disappointed, as spiritual Neptune faces off with love and money planet Venus.
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I understand the problematic elements of saying that you need a singular authority figure in order to launch a sustainable democratic movement, but I think that is the case.
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It's a highly sexualized way of identifying a male authority figure, and there have been countless essays and think pieces written about the internet's relationship with the word daddy.
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This alien is more or less a loner, fending for herself and trying to scrape together a living without much help from any sort of parental or authority figure.
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Teddy Long's best work, meanwhile, came well before his WWE tenure, though his stints as an on-screen authority figure will undoubtedly get the most airplay during the ceremonies.
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Best known among them: Sully, who is somehow the reigning authority figure in depressed and depressing North Bath, N.Y., a fictitious upstate town, even though he's no model citizen.
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The problem was the word "oink"—he once said it to the cops, and he doesn't want it said to him, as if he were some sinister authority figure.
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Whether it was because of this institutionalized egalitarianism or his personable, warm energy, Mark always seemed like less of an authority figure to me and more like an uncle.
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"Tiburones" ("Sharks"), Ms. Lopez Ochoa's new work for Ballet Hispánico, takes place on a movie set, evoked by lights, camera and a male authority figure snapping a clapperboard imperiously.
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And it seems like Milgram's conclusions may hold up: In a recent study, many people found demands from an authority figure to be a compelling reason to shock another.
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But throughout his subsequent return and on-camera stint as retired authority figure, he's continued to get rigorously tested, and the results have repeatedly said that his brain is healthy.
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She was the first young Trump to appear on his reality TV series, "The Apprentice," and, despite her tender age and limited experience, became an authority figure on the show.
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Rather than establishing a rapport with your subject, the Q&A is reduced to a bunch of Type-As of varying aptitude fighting for time to impress an authority figure.
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"Jacob is a leader, he's an authority figure," Mr. Bridgen said in a radio interview, describing why Mr. Rees-Mogg would have made it out of the Grenfell fire alive.
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Although arch-loyalists would say there's a method to Trump's madness, anyone who has ever dealt with an impulsive and destructive authority figure -- parent, teacher, boss -- finds the dynamic familiar.
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One of Lichtenstein's earliest paintings, however, refers to Bellamy, not Castelli, as the authority figure that the artist, in the guise of a soldier addressing his superior, needed to impress.
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They thought wouldn&apost it be cool if instead of me playing the one authority figure of the movie, I play three different sh---y authority figures in the movie.
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The reality show contestants filed in, introduced themselves around, and seemed immediately at ease in the company of someone whose appearance both resembled and undermined that of the traditional authority figure.
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"This is a 15-year-old girl — and if they are together, she has been groomed by a 50-year-old authority figure," Whatley, the Thomas family's attorney, said in March.
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In a statement provided to Deadline, Sue Booth-Forbes, who said she was Ms. Dushku's legal guardian on the set, said she had reported Mr. Kramer's behavior to an authority figure.
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By the 1930s, the term had changed in Hollywood to refer to entertainers who played specific types: Walter Brennan as the leathery old codger, Ward Bond as the avuncular authority figure.
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Look, if you were cool with Loving Annabelle (and let's face it, most of us were), the authority figure and age difference bars are much lower here, so just roll with it.
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But the authority figure—but there's also a different approach, I think, when women come onto the scene, on whether or not—and I experienced this as a police officer, as well.
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Going to the doctor is part of an elaborate medical ritual: the waiting room, the white coat, the feel of the stethoscope, the prescription pad, voicing your fears to an authority figure.
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A Canadian study found that 21.8 percent of elite athletes had sex with an authority figure in sports, with 8.6 percent reporting that they had been raped by someone within their sport.
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Refraining from smoking was not about pleasing a parental authority figure; the "truth" pointed out to adolescents that people their parents' age ran the tobacco companies and took them for saps (not cool).
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In "John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum," currently in theaters, the actor plays The Adjudicator — basically the head of international assassin HR — enhancing the action franchise with a nonviolent, nonbinary, high-glamour authority figure.
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McCord was charged with four counts of statutory rape by an authority figure, four counts of aggravated statutory rape, solicitation of sexual exploitation of a minor and exploitation of a minor by electronic means.
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"Authority Figure was made real by observing and analyzing the psychology of our day-to-day while also specifically a project that took time, hard work, care and discussion to develop," Kinlaw told us.
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Though I wouldn't go that far, it does seem obvious that it's not easy to establish equality when one person sees the other as an authority figure at school or in their professional field.
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It is possible that insisting that models be "certified" by yet another authority figure will simply add to the concerns, again putting someone other than the model in the position of judging her health.
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It's telling that most of these films, unlike most of Western cinema, rarely incorporate an authority figure such as the police or a judge — if they do appear, it is often as an accessory.
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It's a trusted authority figure sitting down next to you and saying, 'Listen I know things are bleak but it's in your own best interest to keep your eyes on what is beautiful and sustaining.
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Surprisingly, boys were "significantly more likely" to have these kinds of experiences, both as a victim and a perpetrator, but they were also less likely than girls to tell a parent or other authority figure.
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This may be why the image of Theron, a white authority figure, with her feminized Black son, may be so offensive to Black people: It provokes emotions around oppression, social inequality, and misplaced toxic masculinity.
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Tyra Banks Screams at Tiffany Maaaaaybe not as scary as an alligator-infested river, but definitely more iconic and probably the most unhinged we've ever seen a nominal authority figure on a reality TV show.
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The idea of being 'chosen' by an older authority figure (especially one that is hypermasculine), me being 'special' enough for him to want me, is more of an emotional fantasy, rather than a sexual one.
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Anthony Thomas called Cummins "a very poor excuse for a teacher and authority figure, a father .... he's a poor excuse for a human being," reacting to an interview with Cummins' sister defending her brother's actions.
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" Brennan cites the well-known obedience experiment of Stanley Milgram, in which an authority figure, an actor privy to the experiment, instructed an unwitting participant, called a "teacher," to administer electric shocks to a "learner.
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After touring with Caroline Polachek of Chairlift and Ramona Lisa, Kinlaw also tapped her friend to work on the score for "Authority Figure" alongside talents like Eartheater, Dan Deacon and Devonté Hynes of Blood Orange.
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"I definitely have received messages and I've had people contact me that are in a similar situation where they want to pursue vaccinations and their parent or authority figure doesn't believe it's right," he said.
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After the service member responded to the photos, prisoners would then take the role of the woman's father, or an authority figure like a police officer, and would claim that the woman was a juvenile.
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I once asked an authority figure for a letter of recommendation that — when received one day before the application deadline — contained so many errors, I feared submitting it would call into question my own judgment.
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Contrary to the stereotype that these affairs always result from an abuse of power, only around 45% were initiated by the authority figure; 33% were the student's idea, and in 21% of cases, it wasn't clear.
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The sun clashes with Saturn on April 10 and this is a powerful time to establish yourself as an authority figure—so long as you don't get into any arguments with your bosses or higher-ups!
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Trump's political role in this racial vision is to be a kind of national sheriff, the authority figure who has the right to stop and frisk non-whites to make sure they are worthy of staying.
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Confronted with all the delicious sugary options of a fast food soda dispenser and seemingly no oversight from any authority figure, it's understandably tempting to fill the complimentary water cup you requested with something more exciting.
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The rules require that institutions investigate only formal complaints that are filed with an authority figure, and no longer require that schools investigate complaints alleging conduct that occurred off campus or outside their school-sponsored programs.
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There's a glum energy in the air—even though Mars in Leo wants you to party, now is the time to do your chores or else you may get a talking-to from an authority figure!
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She has always been the show's authority figure, the woman all others look up to, partly thanks to Beals's dashing presence — a steel blade sheathed in velvet — and partly because the character is written that way.
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Even as Ms. Trump was in her mid-20s, learning her way around financing negotiations and construction details, she played an authority figure on the show, weighing in on contestants' merits during the tense boardroom scenes.
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Metaxas pays closest attention to a relatively short span of time, roughly 1513 to 1525, when Luther morphed from a troubled monk into an audacious rebel, and then into a cranky authority figure with reactionary tendencies.
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While The Castle features a lovelorn antihero en route to meet an unidentifiable authority figure in a realm stripped of signposts, so too do Kafka's other works, many of them written well before he knew Jesenská.
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A centralized authority figure could help make sure agencies aren't duplicating each other's work, and set priorities those agencies might not arrive at on their own, but which would contribute more to the broader, inter-agency effort.
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With his preternaturally mature, intelligent but (by Hollywood standards) unremarkable looks, he was cast almost from the beginning as an authority figure — a father or a teacher, a doctor or a scientist, a mayor or a judge.
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He begins the game as the authority figure that walks you through your first day at work—playing the part of the supportive older brother—but that quickly changes once your realize things aren't what they seem.
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And even though I was a little foot soldier in that army — because as a child you want to please whoever the parent or authority figure is — there came a time when I felt disillusioned by it.
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Perry has also revealed inconsistencies in another major early work in psychology: the Milgram electroshock test, in which participants were told by an authority figure to deliver seemingly lethal doses of electricity to an unseen hapless soul.
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"Anyone who would have been in the chain of command" or an authority figure in the university's athletic program is "certainly someone we'll be interested in deposing," said Joseph Sauder, a lawyer representing one of the former wrestlers.
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I think those who perceive a threat symbolically from Barack Obama are kind of correct because kids are going to grow up and they're going to remember as a great authority figure this guy who was African American.
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Much drama, in the years after, was milked from dueling talent swaps, always orchestrated by one of the shows' general managers—an onscreen authority figure, almost always corporate and a heel, for the top babyfaces to rebel against.
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Unlike consumer services such as dining out or attending a concert, where customers may feel able to speak up about bad service, medical services often create a "need" and unequal power balance where the doctor is the authority figure.
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"I hope I never have to see her at the school again, because I know for a fact I can never see her as a respectable authority figure in my life," said the student, who asked to remain anonymous.
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If a parent or teacher confiscates one of the company's e-cigarettes from a minor, the authority figure should head on over to a new web portal and enter the device's serial number along with a few additional details.
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Getting interrogated by security wasn't part of the show, but it was a fitting start to "Authority Figure," Monica Mirabile and Sarah Kinlaw's supremely ambitious performance art piece about obedience and authority, which took place on May 20-22.
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"I do think a lot of people who have come onto this show are very eager for the people in their lives to hear the episode, to hear that their experience is validated by an authority figure," said Sacks.
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"To many people in Buffalo, Judge Curtin had become an omnipotent authority figure, a man with the power to bless or befoul the community at his choosing," Mark Goldman wrote in "City on the Edge: Buffalo, New York" (2007).
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Now, a real-life authority figure had arrived in the form of this Singaporean customs officer who would yank the ring out of my bag at any minute, forcing me to explain myself to my girlfriend and confess my plans.
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Other commuters wondered aloud why there was no "Fat Controller"—the authority figure that runs the railways in "Thomas the Tank Engine"—to make the decision to delay the changes once it became clear that the new timetable was untenable.
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We observe what's known as the "rule of reciprocity" when interacting with robots (meaning we tend to be nice to them when they're nice to us) and will even take orders from one if it's presented as an authority figure.
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So while anyone would be terrified about the thought of their phone in the hands of an abusive authority figure or a jealous ex-lover, the potential consequences of a data breach for many LGBTQ people could be far more severe.
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Indeed, regardless of whom they are supporting, black voters said they saw Mr. Trump's comments as fitting on a spectrum with their own life experiences, and Mr. Trump as just one more unenlightened authority figure they might have to deal with.
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These three comments, from Sam, Sarafina and LKD, received "Readers' Picks" designations: Sam from Burlington thinks an armed authority figure would act as a deterrent: I believe that someone with authority should be armed on school grounds at all times.
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The man, William McNabb, tweeted his complaint to a natural authority figure with influence on this policy issue — former Drive-By Truckers guitarist Jason Isbell — and sparked a nationwide discussion of how, exactly, to deal with all these goddamn feral hogs.
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It's a slightly ominous introduction — which only heightens the expectations set by the campaign "Authority Figure" is running on Kickstarter and the social media presences of cast members like artists Alexandra Marzella and India Salvor Menuez, who post to followings of over 40,000.
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In the 1960s, Yale University psychologist Stanley Milgram recruited male participants from a variety of backgrounds, and had an authority figure instruct them to administer escalating electrical shocks to an unseen person — an actor — as the person screamed in pain and begged to be released.
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It's not like there's much of an internal difference between a 17-year-old high schooler and a freshly 18-year-old one, especially between one of these boys and someone they see as a mentor — as Bennett categorized Argento — teacher, or authority figure.
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"The Nanny and the Professor" (season 4, episode 10) Paris's fling with 60-year-old Asher Fleming is mined for laughs, but it's also a little uncomfortable to watch 19-year-old Paris throw herself into a relationship with a much older authority figure.
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If you still have any doubt about the power of political speech to foment physical violence, consider the classic experiment by the Yale psychologist Stanley Milgram, who in the early 1960s studied the willingness of a group of men to obey an authority figure.
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In a press release, Shelby County District Attorney General Amy Weirich confirmed that John Conner III, 30, avoided going to trial this week by pleading guilty to felony charges of criminal exposure to HIV, statutory rape by an authority figure, and solicitation of a minor.
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"The series tells one of the oldest, darkest stories in American sports — of athletes with no pay and little support breaking their bodies again and again, all for the greater glory of an authority figure they dare not question," she writes in The Atlantic.
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Or there are times when one of the show's authority figure characters will simply start lecturing the younger characters in order to set up some of the series' larger themes about being true to yourself while still trying to put good out into the world.
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Few survivors of serious trauma will read the excerpt above — from Book 4, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, page 707 — and find it far-fetched that an authority figure would prefer to deny a problem rather than face terrible things happening in their jurisdiction.
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Whatley previously shot down the notion that Thomas could have gone "willingly" with Cummins, telling PEOPLE, "This is a 15-year-old girl — and if they are together, she has been groomed by a 50-year-old authority figure, so how could we even define 'willingly'?"
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Ferris is the embodiment of entitlement, lying and manipulating his way through every situation, rubbing his sister's nose in their parents' total double standards for their kids, gaslighting any authority figure he can find, and flouting all concern for laws and rules of common human decency.
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So while it may cause a few headaches in the present to coach your children to willfully ask "why," you'll be setting them up for an adulthood where they don't default to the latest social media platform or authority figure to answer that question for them.
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" At one point, Reid even criticized Sanders for how he treats his wife, in 2017 writing that Sanders was not a good example of a "credible national authority figure" in the context of #MeToo due to "his physical dismissal of women in his presence (including his own wife).
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It meant, rather, letting the whole panoply of the world around me come to define who I was and what I thought was right: whether it was my mother, or another adult or authority figure, or somebody I spotted across the counter at Veselka at 2 in the morning.
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With the polished good looks of a telegenic politician and standing an imposing 291 feet 289 inches tall, Mr. Anderson seemed made to order for the authority-figure roles — a police official, a military officer, a senator and more — that casting directors were so often eager to fill.
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John Conner III was scheduled to go on trial this week, but entered the guilty plea to felony charges of criminal exposure to HIV, statutory rape by an authority figure, and solicitation of a minor, Shelby County District Attorney General Amy Weirich said Tuesday in a news release.
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Finally, we get first looks at Robin Wright as the unnamed Stern Female Authority Figure required in all dystopian cinema ("There is an order to things," she says, "That's what we do here: we keep order") and Mackenzie Davis, ostensibly as a painted is-she-or-isn't-she-a-replicant character of some kind.
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Hajas also captures the ever-present pressures that surround a person in the public sphere: the glances of strangers; the constant possiblity of surveillance, as represented by the film camera; an internalized authority figure — in this case, probably the State, but it could be many other things, too, which, like the film's soundtrack, drones on in one's head.
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But: the pipe is made of metal, and the stomping doesn't do anything, So M.C. and his friends just look at the pipe, doing fine on the ground, and look up at the cop, who's trying to hold onto his authority-figure shtick even though even he knows that what he just did was embarrassing and didn't work.
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The idea that people can do horrific things when coerced to do so by an authority figure — or an elaborately constructed psychological scenario — is not a revelation in the year 2018; it's a thinly veiled excuse for watching a man get traumatized into committing "murder" on television for entertainment, not to mention the plot of the 1997 movie The Game.
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Very early in the run, for instance, it posited Jean Smart's Melanie, the head of a mysterious division looking into the rise of mutants with superpowers on Earth, as a kind of authority figure who might be able to help David harness his raw power (which is apparently considerable, even as the series struggles to depict it half the time).
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.), blasted an MSNBC host on Wednesday after the anchor said Sanders is "an incredibly dubious prospect" as an authority figure amid the current sexual misconduct conversation.
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The 200+ page amended legal complaint describes a sickening pattern of victim grooming perpetuated by Gothard, including allowing his victims use of his credit card, bringing them along on his travels, lavishing praise and confessions of love and affection, and repeated inappropriate sexual touching of the very young girls placed in his care as a spiritual leader, counselor, and authority figure.
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An attractive blond local-news reporter with an attractive-reporter haircut is interviewing a stately older woman in a blazer, some sort of authority figure, about a folk-music festival when a hand holding a gun appears—it becomes obvious that the shooter is doing the filming, and that's why it's so shaky—takes aim at the reporter, and fires, then at the stately older woman, then at the reporter's cameraman.
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