Additionally, Sanders might be a victim of his own success.
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He may actually be a victim of his own success.
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Might she be a victim of her own strategic strike?
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Focused deterrence can also be a victim of its own success.
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The state could be a victim of its own success, however.
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Freedom of expression must not be a victim of the crisis.
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Wearables may well be a victim of their own early success.
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Who knew that God could be a victim of cultural appropriation?
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"That we have to be a victim of something?" she said.
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"We can't afford to be a victim of any particular country's ambition."
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It's true the company may be a victim of its own hype.
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Don't be a victim of malware — here's how to stay safe online.
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In a sense, Trump may be a victim of his own success.
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"In some ways, she seems to be a victim of her own husband."
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He could be a victim of his scarred past and his wounded background.
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You can be a victim of circumstance or a beneficiary of your environment.
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Texas is setting itself up to be a victim of its own success.
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He believes the app might even be a victim of its own success.
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In some ways, Nomiku appears to be a victim of its own popularity.
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But strangely, Democrats could be a victim of their own success in the primary.
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"Any woman at any time can be a victim of partner violence," she added.
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Since his appearance, Rockhold has claimed to be a victim of some unfavourable editing.
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What possible reason could anyone have to want to be a victim of violence?
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And as long as those pieces remain, I will be a victim of slavery.
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He claims to be a victim of hardcore Remainers bent on overturning the Brexit vote.
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Sam Wolfson, a boy: I think Girls might be a victim of its own success.
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From the beginning, New York police have feared her to be a victim of sex trafficking.
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Almost half worry that they or someone in their family will be a victim of terrorism.
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Words do hurt and you don't have to be a victim of bullying to understand that.
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I don't want to be a victim of the circumstances of the stupid decisions I made.
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"She might be a victim of my passion," Kenji admits to me via an email exchange.
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To a substantial extent, the Northeast turns out to be a victim of its own success.
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"You don't have to have perfect judgement to be a victim of a crime," said Sen. McCaskill.
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It is still possible that Taiwan's gay-rights movement will be a victim of its own success.
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These days, application development happens at increasing velocity, and security can be a victim of that speed.
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Martinelli has maintained his innocence and claims to be a victim of a political attack by Varela.
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It's as if because you dress sexually, you deserve to be a victim of groping or harassment.
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As long as you are a prisoner of this philosophy, you will be a victim of its consequences.
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I told my story originally to protect other young girls that might be a victim of online predators.
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"I don't want to be a victim of America versus Iran or Saudi Arabia versus Iran," he said.
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"Because of who you are, you could be a victim of kidnapping by ISIS," Cohen-as-Morad tells Spencer.
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Meredith Grey — TV's most tragic character of all time — will once again be a victim of her terrible luck.
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More than anything else, the upcoming iPhone 22014 may be a victim of the success of the iPhone 6.
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"We're not going to allow these kids [Dreamers] to be a victim of a broken political process," he said.
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She never considered herself to be a victim of anything, she said, but she felt unsettled by the experience.
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Majors is believed to be a victim of one of two robbery patterns in the area, the source said.
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The Warrick smelter in Indiana, which shut amid "challenging market conditions", was perceived to be a victim of free trade.
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Mr Zhang's popular textbook is likely to be a victim of the purge that is all but sure to follow.
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Some reports estimate that one in five female students will be a victim of sexual assault during their college years.
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Despite claiming to be a victim of surveillance himself, he has no interest in blunting a tool he now wields.
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It's a harsh reminder that, while anyone can be a victim of fraud, older adults are especially vulnerable to scams.
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"I could allow myself to be a victim of it or I can move on and do more badass work."
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More than one in three women will be a victim of violence in their lifetime, according to the United Nations.
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According to the FBI complaint against him, Rini has twice previously purported to be a victim of child sex trafficking. WGNTV.
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Khashoggi's disappearance "suggests that he could be a victim of a gross violation of internationally recognized human rights," the letter said.
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For three hours, she faced eight senior academics, including one who is said to be a victim of her alleged hacks.
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General Motors: The automaker seems to be a victim of its struggling sector, unable to hit the profit targets it should.
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Broadly spoke to five survivors to break down exactly how much it costs to be a victim of stalking and abuse.
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Having worked so hard to break free, how could she possibly be a victim of the same condition that plagued her mother?
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We may be a victim of our own success in squelching what used to be a ubiquitous virus that is extremely contagious.
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Most assumed the statement alluded to the alleged sexual assault that took place; she would the be a victim of sexual assault.
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One of them goes missing, so the group begins to suspect she might be a victim of the dreaded Slender Man itself.
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Accordingly, certain groups of people in places wracked by violence are more likely to be a victim of violent crime than others.
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During jury selection in March, Lawrence Piergrossi, a prosecutor, asked potential jurors if an inmate could be a victim of a crime.
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The U.S. could be a victim of its own policies, Deutsche Bank's analysts argued, predicting a hit to growth and corporate earnings.
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But 78 percent said they were worried that they or someone they knew would be a victim of an extra-judicial killing.
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Media reports followed every development in the unexpected case of a celebrity who claimed to be a victim of targeted violence and hate.
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We broke the story ... the exes both have restraining orders against each other, with each claiming to be a victim of spousal abuse.
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The evidence that showed him guilty was this: being black, poor and against the war and refusing to be a victim of racism.
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Despite all this, Big Oil is claiming to be a victim of "the swamp," and attacking the Trump administration for not doing enough.
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"I'm sorry they had to be a victim of my despair," Gray said in part in an audio recording posted on the clemency site.
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It noted: You might be a victim of discrimination if you: — Currently work at Google; or — Worked at Google within the last 3 years.
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Sanders may be a victim of his own success in a different way than the Times hypothesized: His popularity is now taken for granted.
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Ghomeshi could be guilty, or he could be a victim of false allegations, or it could be a mix of the two, he explained.
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If you don't typically experience these feelings with other people but do with one particular individual, then you might be a victim of gaslighting.
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Ironically, he is employing a main strategy of McCarthyism at the very time he is claiming to be a victim of those kinds of tactics.
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You're more likely to be a victim of violent crime in Baltimore, St. Louis, Detroit or New Orleans than in Medellin, Colombia's second largest city.
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It's unclear how an alleged recipient of a bribe would be a victim of receiving money, but that's their stance and they're sticking to it.
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An estimated one in five will be a victim of rape or attempted rape, with high rates of femicide and domestic abuse gripping many countries.
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The findings come after actor and singer Jussie Smollett attracted national attention for claiming to be a victim of a hate-motivated assault in Chicago.
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This is a grim topic for an advice article, and the odds that you personally will be a victim of a mass shooting are low.
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Vietnam may yet be a victim of its own success as it moves up the value chain from low-margin textiles to high-tech products.
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It won't just protect you from the crime, but it'll help safeguard anyone else who could be a victim of the same crime, the lawyers explain.
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I believe that every human person should have a chance, should not be a victim of violence, should not have their lives taken from them prematurely.
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Hill also appears to be a victim of "revenge porn": Redstate and British tabloid the Daily Mail also published nude photos of her without her consent.
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But elite credentials cannot teach a judge what it means to seek shelter in the law, or how it feels to be a victim of discrimination.
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She also cited a 2014 study that concluded students who participate in supervised sports are less likely to commit, or be a victim of, a crime.
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Kim would be a victim of an extrajudicial killing and measures would need to be taken to assign responsibilities and protect other persons from targeted killings.
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The state Department of Forensic Sciences looked at evidence and "determined that she was harmed and is considered to be a victim of foul play," officials said.
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One in five will be a victim of sexual assault or rape at some point, and many, if not most, of these crimes on campus go unreported.
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Her mother had worried that her daughter might be hit by a car; now, she was worried her daughter might be a victim of an unwanted advance.
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Mr. Modamani's lawyer argued that his client would continue to be a victim of libel until Facebook used its algorithms to prevent the image from being reproduced.
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Bush lived a relatively broad life and could consider his own battle with alcoholism to understand what it means to be a victim of something beyond one's control.
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Twice previously he'd falsely claimed to be a victim of child sex trafficking, according to a criminal complaint charging him with making false statements to a federal agent.
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Half of Americans — 51 percent — said they feared that they or a relative could be a victim of an attack, an increase of 18 points since late 2014.
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Still, the N.F.L. may be a victim of its own success: For the first time, ratings for every one of the league's major television partners declined this season.
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Photo: GettyPolice in the UK are piloting a project that uses artificial intelligence to determine how likely someone is to commit or be a victim of a serious crime.
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Now when she walks into a room with several men, she thinks about the 1 in 6 statistic and remembers that anyone can be a victim of sexual abuse.
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And for me, moving forward means my daughter growing up in a world where she doesn't have to be a victim of what has cruelly become the social norm.
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The study also found that one-third of respondents had purchased a ticket from a scalper, leaving them four times more likely to be a victim of a scam.
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The shibboleths of the left here are really non-functional, the idea that you need to be a victim of some oppression, that you need to have economic hardship, no.
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"He's a liar through and through," said Christian Marbach, whose grandfather was found to be a victim of Mr. Högel in a previous trial and had followed the recent proceedings.
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He wrote back that he had been hired for 11 months only, for which he was paid 75,000 pounds ($98,000), and that he might also be a victim of fraud.
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So, if the husband turns out to be abusive, a woman may be forced to choose between losing custody of her children or continuing to be a victim of abuse.
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The elevated bus (which is really a train when you think about it) appears to be a victim of China's fast-growing, unregulated, and occasionally sketchy peer-to-peer lending sector.
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Dr. Rosner funded The Pox Hunter via a prototyping grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities—an organization that, reports suggest, may soon be a victim of Congressional cost cutting.
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"The recent disappearance of Saudi journalist and Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi suggests that he could be a victim of a gross violation of international recognized human rights," the letter said.
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"The recent disappearance of Saudi journalist and Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi suggests that he could be a victim of a gross violation of internationally recognized human rights," the letter reads.
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The latest poll was conducted from March 25 to 28 and showed 73 percent of Filipinos were worried that they, or someone they know, would be a victim of extrajudicial killing.
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In the latest Gallup poll, 51 percent said they were worried that they or someone in their family would be a victim of terrorism, the highest proportion since just after Sept. 11.
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Equality Now: Most people do not seem to know that anyone who is under 18 in the sex trade is by default considered to be a victim of trafficking under international law.
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The Inter-American Development Bank found the higher the compliance with a transport schedule or the less congested, the lower the probability that a woman will be a victim of a crime.
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"UNP's results continue to be a victim of the uncertain macroeconomic environment and cheap trucking rates, among other competitive pressures," Jason Seidl, an analyst at Cowen, said in a note to clients.
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Mr. Rybolovlev — better known for his messy divorce and involvement in a multibillion-dollar lawsuit — may simply be a victim of the growing scrutiny of the Trump campaign's potential ties to Russia.
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In present day, Jo is treating a trauma patient named Abby (Khalilah Joi), whom Jo believes to be a victim of domestic violence and the doctors find out has also been sexually assaulted.
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" Detective Chief Inspector Helen Harkins for the local Cumbria said in a statement: "We would like to stress that anyone of any race or background could be a victim of modern day slavery.
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The affidavit is part of a defamation lawsuit against high-profile attorney Alan Dershowitz, claiming that he made "false and malicious" statements about a woman who claims to be a victim of Epstein.
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Under the proposed regulation, however, an asylum-seeker who didn't know the precise nature of the basis for her persecution would be assumed to not really be a victim of persecution at all.
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The 10-year note will most likely float back and test its previous resistance of 2.60 percent, while U.S. stocks will likely be a victim of circumstance and also come under selling pressure.
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"(We) may be a victim of our own conservatism, but the reality is (the forecast is) not conservatism, it's us just trying to be practical," Chief Executive Arnold Donald said on a conference call.
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Although North Korea is known to have tried to assassinate South Korean leaders at least twice, it is highly unusual for the North to claim to be a victim of a South Korean plot.
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The Swedish government echoed the UK's opinion that Assange could not be a victim of arbitrary detention given that he chose to live in the embassy and was free to walk out at any time.
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Decades of research, however, have shown that mental illness is not a cause of violence; in fact, a person with mental illness is far more likely to be a victim of violence than a perpetrator.
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Irony alert: One of the first companies Trump set out to protect, by slapping tariffs on Korean-made clothes washers and dryers in January, has turned out to be a victim of rising metals expenses.
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But to now turn around and claim to be a victim of the environment they've done so much to create, while asking for another round of bailouts, may be the swampiest thing of all time.
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In court on Monday, Modamani's lawyer, Chan-jo Jun, argued that the 19-year-old continues to be a victim of libel, and that Facebook should have done more to prevent others from sharing the selfie.
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Rossmiller also said that "many, many photographs" of young-looking girls were found in the safe, and that the prosecutors have identified at least one person among them who claims to be a victim of Epstein's.
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Like Mr. Hung Duc, Ms. Khanh is believed to be a victim of Operation Ranch Hand, the United States military's effort during the Vietnam War to deprive the enemy of cover and food by spraying defoliants.
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"The average person living in a home with a firearm is more likely to sustain an unintentional or self-inflicted firearm injury than be a victim of a firearm-related assault or homicide," Simonetti said by email.
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" She cannot pinpoint a definitive reason among the various possibilities she raises, though she does note that "living in a vehicle seems like an especially dangerous gambit for anyone who might be a victim of racial profiling.
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Social distancing could also be a victim of its own success: Officials and the public could see cases drop as a result of such measures and prematurely ease restrictions, only for Covid-19 cases to increase again.
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Though Samsung is pushing for a 24 percent response rate to its recall of Note 27, it could be a victim of its own successful phone, which has a unique combination of features unlike anything on the market.
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Widespread outrage over the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault allegations continued to play out on social media over the weekend — this time through #MeToo, a powerful hashtag aimed at illustrating that anyone can be a victim of sexual harassment.
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The man's father-in-law was said to be a victim of forced labour by Japanese firms during World War Two and he may have acted in protest against Japan's export curbs, South Korean media said, quoting the police.
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Nayib Bukele, the mayor of San Salvador and a 2003 presidential candidate, says that this makes young people all the more prone to join a gang, be a victim of a gang or, to avoid both, flee the country.
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The man's father-in-law was said to be a victim of forced labour by Japanese firms during World War Two and he may have acted in protest against Japan's export curbs, a South Korean TV broadcaster said, quoting the police.
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The man's father-in-law was said to be a victim of forced labor by Japanese firms during World War Two and he may have acted in protest against Japan's export curbs, a South Korean TV broadcaster said, quoting the police.
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A poll in December found that while 78% of Filipinos feared they or someone they know will be a victim of extrajudicial killings, 85% of respondents were nevertheless satisfied with the ongoing operations in the drug war, according to CNN Philippines.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gibraltar will not be a victim of Brexit and has had guarantees from the British government it will not do a trade deal with the European Union which doesn't include the territory, its chief minister said on Sunday.
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He called the hearings a "circus," appeared to prophesy a grim future for the United States if he isn't confirmed, and claimed to be a victim of "revenge on behalf of the Clintons" for the Democrats' loss in the 2016 election.
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Leading up to it, I tried to fill myself with images of these beautiful bodies that had just been ransacked with strikes, and I just tried to read different accounts of what it was like to be a victim of being flogged.
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"I'm sorry they had to be a victim of my despair" "There's no excuse for what he did, but it's a tragedy from beginning to end for the Harvey family and for Ricky Gray," Virginia's Attorney General told CNN about the case.
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" She also notes that though "Celebgate" involved public figures, "it is important to point out that anyone, celebrity or non-celebrity, male or female, old or young, can be a victim of sexual cyber-harassment, phishing, invasion of privacy, and/or revenge porn.
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The nude image was allegedly shared without his consent — meaning Barton could be a victim of "revenge porn," and the Facebook messages as reported by the Star-Telegram show Barton repeatedly pushing conversations about politics into sexual territory: At 11:40 p.m.
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The police department hasn't released the woman's identity, because she's believed to be a victim of domestic violence, but has asserted that she's not linked to any of the several missing person cases people forwarded to the department over the past week.
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Lewandowski's defense team may try to demonstrate that in the chaos of a crowded Trump event, he reasonably believed that Trump was about to be a victim of misdemeanor battery himself -- after all, we know all that would be required is a nonconsensual, intentional touching.
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Ronald Acuña Jr. of the Atlanta Braves appeared to be a victim of one of baseball's many unwritten rules on Wednesday, but thanks to one of the written rules his record-tying home run streak will remain intact whenever he is able to play again.
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Terror threat 'real but exceedingly low' "You are only slightly more likely to be a victim of terrorism in Europe than you are to be the victim of a lightning strike," says Robert Muggah, a specialist in security and development, at Brazil's Igarapé Institute, a think tank.
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The lawyers added that their clients "dispute the position of the prosecutors that there may be a 'victim' of any offense at issue in these cases," a suggestion that they do not believe sex trafficking was taking place at the massage parlor, as prosecutors have alleged.
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"It's kind of a tough combination to have suffered this unfortunate loss and then to get home and be a victim of this kind of crime, which as I say has a really profound effect on everybody when your personal space is breached like that," Baker said.
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The Intercept posted what it said were social media chats from then judge Sergio Moro to the prosecution team, suggesting prosecutors make a public statement playing up what Moro said were contradictions in Lula's testimony to undermine his claim to be a victim of political persecution.
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Neymar posted a long video on his Instagram page, in which he denied all the accusations against him, claimed to be a victim of extortion, lamented the pain caused to him and his family, and shared WhatsApp messages with the alleged victim, including racy photos she sent him.
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That's why I believe we need to engage organizations like The Joint Commission, which accredits and certifies more than 21,000 healthcare organizations and programs in the United States, to help establish consistent protocols to better identify who might be a victim of human trafficking, how to intervene and when.
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"If I live in a neighborhood that has been festering with drugs for 20 years, I'm going to be a drug dealer or be on drugs or be a victim of one or the other," said Tammatha Woodhouse, the principal of Excel Academy, the small alternative school that Mr. Scott attended.
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Immigration policy, another area where signs of compromise had emerged, could also be a victim of the Alabama primary if Republicans worried about losing power next year decide it is too risky to cross their base on an issue where many Republican voters do not want lawmakers to make concessions.
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" The 85033 turn away study from Advancing New Standards in Public Health found that not only were women denied an abortion more likely to be living in poverty, "women who were turned away were more than twice as likely to be a victim of domestic violence as those who were able to abort.
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People of faith — Muslim or any other religious faith who will be a victim of hate crimes; people of also, of all walks of life, of backgrounds, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, now this casts a shadow of whether they're telling the truth, and he did this all in the name of self-promotion.
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At airports, Ms. Andino said, signs that a child could be a victim of trafficking include: if the child does not know where he or she is going, if the child is in clothes that are not the right size, and if the child seems afraid to talk to anyone but the adult he or she is with.
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Despite this, state and local law enforcement agencies have begun to use predictive policing applications fueled by A.I. like HunchLab, which combines historical crime data, moon phases, location, census data and even professional sports team schedules to predict when and where crime will occur and even who's likely to commit or be a victim of certain crimes.
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There, too, she became aware of the gendered violence that indigenous women in Canada face on a daily basis: more likely to be sexually abused as a child; more likely to be a victim of domestic violence; less likely to report being the victim of a crime (domestic abuse in particular); more likely to be assaulted or sexually assaulted before being killed.
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By conflating "racist" and "oligarch" with "hateful rhetoric," Bloomberg's campaign is trying to make the former Mayor out to be a victim of trash-talking bullies in order to glean support from his more well-liked competitors' bases, while simultaneously decontextualizing those words from the racist government policies and exploitation inherent to such obscene wealth accumulation from which they sprang.
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" Posts About Crisis Actors Are Forbidden One inclusion under the "Harassment" section feels especially relevant post-Parkland: You cannot post things that "target victims or survivors of violent tragedies by name or by image, with claims that a person is lying about being a victim of a event; acting/pretending to be a victim of a event; or otherwise paid or employed to mislead people about their role in the event.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 28500 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 6900 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas), would require that the children are kept with their family members unless a child welfare official determines it is in the best interest of the child to be separated, or if the child is believed to be a victim of human trafficking, neglect or abuse.
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On 'ethical costs' "As a person who was in the House of Representatives when we tried to pass the Shepard legislation that dealt with hate crimes ... to then use those very laws and the principles and values behind the (Matthew Shepard And James Byrd, Jr., Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2009) to self-promote your career is a cost that comes to all the individuals: gay men and women who will come forward and one day say they were victim of a hate crime who will now be doubted, people of faith -- Muslim or any other religious faith -- who will be a victim of hate crimes, people also of all walks of life and backgrounds, race, ethnicities, sexual orientation, now this casts a shadow of whether they're telling the truth, and he did this all in the name of self-promotion," the mayor said.
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