" Glassman: "I grew up in somewhat poor areas and people were being beaten up because they were black, they were being beaten up because they were Jewish.
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Snap got beaten up since it went public, it's gotten beaten up in the stock market, it's gotten beaten up in growth things and right now is a moment where people are realizing maybe Facebook's not the best solution for our country, in terms of communicating or whatever.
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" Ulta Beauty: "I think Ulta's been beaten up enough.
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He remembers they looked like they had been beaten up.
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No one was getting beaten up or dragged off airplanes.
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I feel as if I've been beaten up this morning.
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If jailed, they are often beaten up by fellow prisoners.
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"I've been beaten up left and right," Pacheco told VICE.
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The national mood "is a little beaten up," he said.
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I'm getting beaten up now and it's only day two.
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I don't see him as being beaten up right now.
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French "yellow jacket" protesters have repeatedly beaten up television crews.
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People are being beaten up and different things are happening.
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But no one has beaten up Varner more than Varner himself.
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" The WSJ report says Khashoggi was "beaten up, drugged and killed.
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You charge the 100-pound lady who is getting beaten up.
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Migrants have often been robbed or beaten up along the way.
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"He got beaten up pretty badly last night," Mr. Trump continued.
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The image of tech has gotten beaten up, I think, recently.
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He was once beaten up by a drag queen called Peaches.
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This is a dude who has been beaten up and lost.
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I don't feel good when a friend is getting beaten up.
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Investors appeared to be trying to pick at beaten-up sectors.
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They now rent a slightly beaten-up apartment in a subdivision.
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RUDY: (laughs boisterously as he gets beaten up) Teddy Wayne (teddywayne.
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He is bullied at school, called Suzie and regularly beaten up.
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Burnley got better and being beaten up isn't the whole story.
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He is beaten up several times by packs of roving punks.
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Taxpayers are getting beaten up by Trump's security costs in many ways.
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Days when the stock market is beaten up are among those opportunities.
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There were deaths, mobs, robbed homes, adults and kids were beaten up.
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The president has suggested protesters at his rallies should be beaten up.
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Dozens trying to work have been beaten up and their cars damaged.
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In 2015 he was brutally beaten up by a group of thugs.
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So I have a collection of beautiful beaten-up Navajo leather things.
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Under Mugabe, opponents of the regime were arrested, beaten up, and disappeared.
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My pride had been beaten up, and that requires time to heal.
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For her role in killing a guard, Daya is beaten up regularly.
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And if they are beaten up by Nazis, then we have failed.
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Kharey Wise was beaten up in the TV room at Rikers Island.
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RAYMOND ARROYO, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: The "follies" looks a little beaten up.
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He once threatened to have a reporter beaten up for asking anyway.
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Reports of minors being pepper sprayed while sleeping, beaten up by police.
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He noted financials and energy have been beaten up in recent years.
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Origo's editors were never imprisoned and its reporters were never beaten up.
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Once, he was beaten up for wearing a pair of pink socks.
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SPLRCT, after being beaten up during the recent pullback, rising 6.1 percent.
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In the early months, Mutahwa says that he was beaten up and stoned.
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They were all getting ready to be beaten up — by the Delhi Police.
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Sure enough, evil agents swarm in, only to be beaten up by Hop.
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It is an extremely cheap stock that has just gotten beaten up here.
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I remember butch women suffering a lot of violence, getting beaten up regularly.
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Leading candidate Rabun Maroof was beaten up while campaigning in Erbil this week.
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"Healthcare has been beaten up, but demographics are favoring this industry," Norris said.
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Since then many of its politicians have been beaten up, jailed and sued.
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Banks have been beaten up this month by the burning-hot bond market.
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Facebook's conservative bona fides won't keep it from being beaten up by Sen.
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The lawmaker has said he was beaten up and tortured while in detention.
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Sultan Mohammed, badly beaten up by Naseer's men, decided to flee his country.
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The Washington Redskins have been beaten up on the football field this year.
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Her friend was beaten up, and they were thrown out of the vehicle.
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That's always been a challenge, we've always been beaten up a little bit.
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Buildings have been wrecked, staff beaten up and a police officer shot and injured.
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Or at the very least, it's preferable to being beaten up by security thugs.
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I'm not going to get beaten up, I'm not going to get lied about.
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So, why does it still feel shocking to see a woman get beaten up?
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It -- their big star witness, Rick Gates, really got beaten up a little bit.
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Through the decades, female leaders have been pushed down, shoved aside and beaten up.
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And he won after being beaten up in a parking lot bumper sticker fight.
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Some were searching me up and down to see if I was beaten up.
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"If you get beaten up and you shut up, then it's O.K.," he said.
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"Every week now we have a situation where somebody is beaten up," said Bodnar.
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Epstein told authorities he was beaten up and called a child predator, they said.
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Nadal has beaten — and often beaten up on — great players to maintain his dominance.
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When Paul is beaten up by Esther's ex, for instance, the pain quickly fades.
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In a July teaser trailer, viewers spotted it sitting beaten up under a tarp.
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She somehow manages to talk her way out of getting beaten up, or worse.
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I think McCain was getting beaten up because he was for comprehensive immigration reform.
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The beaten-up, broken-down G.O.P. then won five of the next six elections.
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One example is the rash of people beaten up or killed for slaughtering cows.
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" He asked, "Who's beaten up and lying on the side of the road now?
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"I got beaten up around here a few times already in the past," Molinari said.
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Except the assumption is that Tate is going to get beaten up, and probably badly.
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One guy from a local paper had been beaten up by a mob of people.
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Government spokesman Ofwono Opondo denied security personnel had deliberately beaten up the lawmakers and others.
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Watching "This Is Us" is like getting beaten up with a pillow soaked in tears.
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"They've obviously been beaten up over everything that's happening in the tariff wars," he said.
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The good news is that bitcoin's been beaten up but it's still in the game.
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Some journalists have gotten beaten up because police officers said they weren't allowed to travel.
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Epstein told authorities he had been beaten up and called a child predator, they said.
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"I was beaten up by the cops," he explained, according to the medical staff's notes.
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You don't get beaten up and left for dead and not do something with it.
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And some strategists see upside potential in these beaten-up names, should oil prices rise.
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We think that that stock has been beaten up enough and looks ready to run.
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One beaten-up corner of the market is laying the groundwork for a major comeback.
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Or when you see a student get beaten up because he looked "like a Nazi"?
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The Chinese yuan rose 0.2% to 6.9897 and pulled beaten-up Asian currencies with it.
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She and Ferguson were even beaten up in a queer club for dressing in drag.
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Jesse, another man, was arrested, challenged to a fight and then beaten up by two officers.
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I'm pretty sure a skater or two was beaten up for snagging someone else's Big Brother.
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This game feels comfortable and familiar to me, like sinking into an old, beaten-up armchair.
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A society in which protesters at rallies don't deserve to be beaten up just for protesting.
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He also says Spicer is a "nice guy," who gets unfairly beaten up by the press.
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"As much as stocks have been beaten up, the fundamentals have had it worse," he said.
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Getting beaten up or having your turban knocked off was just part of life back then.
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A volunteer went to help a woman escape from her house and got beaten up herself.
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Neither she nor the workman who said he was beaten up attended the trial on Tuesday.
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She shows me her work phone—an old, beaten-up black plastic mobile with large buttons.
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Days later Mr. Anan's running mate was beaten up outside his home by pro-government thugs.
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I mean, I was really beaten up, but I don't want to ruin somebody's mature life.
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Some journalists have gotten beaten up, because the police officers said they weren't allowed to travel.
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Witnesses said the British woman's friends had beaten up the Israeli suspects before the police arrived.
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"It's gotta be as beaten up as we've ever been since I've been here," Kerr told reporters.
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Several other names which have been beaten up in recent days also rebounded including Aviva and Prudential.
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In reality, after being cyberbullied, kidnapped, beaten up, and tortured, therapy is exactly what the girls need.
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When the movie opens, Arthur is working as a part-time clown, and immediately brutally beaten up.
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"We weren't beaten up with this Facebook and social media chatter that you have now," Lott said.
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Some experts see upside in the beaten-up biotech space regardless of who wins the election Tuesday.
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"I think Tesoro, beaten up, is more of a stock that can be more defensive, " he said.
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Beaten-up Kinder Morgan shares pay more than 13 percent to take the risk of holding them.
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Santiago said the attacker, identified as Adelio Bispo de Oliveira, was beaten up by Bolsonaro supporters afterwards.
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This makes the most sense because Aaron looks a bit beaten up when Gabe makes the suggestion.
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The performers were taken to a nearby forest, where the women were raped and men beaten up.
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Looking ahead, I saw more officers coming out of the beaten-up car in front of us.
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And other interest-rate sensitive areas of the stock market have been beaten up in recent weeks.
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I think the families of our agents feel beaten up, because people are attacking their loved ones.
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But she's got nothing on Helen, who has her ex husband beaten up just because she can.
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When we are beaten up or killed for talking back, people wonder why we provoked our assailants.
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In one play, Eddy is beaten up, spat upon, tormented with homophobic slurs by schoolmates and family.
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"When I saw his notification pop up, I was expecting to get beaten up," Mr. Isaac recalled.
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"She got beaten up, attacked, raped for the first time at the age of 133," says Amanda.
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Sean Kingston was cuffed by Vegas cops shortly after he was allegedly beaten up bad by Migos.
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Meanwhile, in Europe, he does sees opportunity in some "hated, beaten-up European markets," naming Italy in particular.
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He describes being beaten up repeatedly by soldiers, and hiding in a forest for six days without food.
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The and the tech-heavy Nasdaq also got beaten up — falling almost 2 percent and 3 percent, respectively.
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The problems only came when he was having to contend with being beaten up on the feet too.
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Beaten-up biotech stocks could fall further, according to one technical analyst who sees trouble in the charts.
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Kevin O'Leary knows when he likes an investment, and the current beaten-up stock market meets his requirements.
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He was bullied and beaten up every day in school, and his stability at home began to deteriorate.
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But she also wants to avoid getting beaten up by older prostitutes who resent the competition she represents.
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Fitbit, on the other hand, has been one of the most beaten up companies in the past year.
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Mezger gave ground and Suzuki crashed down on the back of his head, too beaten up to rise.
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"You've got a relatively weak chairman who is getting beaten up by a very volatile president," Whalen said.
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New York (CNN Business)That beaten up Walkman buried in your basement might be someone's hot new accessory.
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Doll, however, said he was "nibbling" at beaten-up health care and technology stocks amid the sell-off.
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They've been beaten up because of concerns around Europe, and that's the one area we like within Europe.
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His company's stock price has been badly beaten up — down more than 20 percent since its 2014 IPO.
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He's been locked up, beaten up, spit on and still never lost his fight Trump's tweets are repulsive .
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I still have it, safe next to a beaten up Walkman to listen on, filed away for emergencies.
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It involves Anastasia making some decisions, such as she would rather not be beaten up by her boyfriend.
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" Franklin Graham said the president was being "beaten up for saying something that he says he didn't say.
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They were taken to a nearby forest where the women were raped and the men were beaten up.
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She'd rather wear trousers, but if women wore them in the street they could still get beaten up.
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If you see your sibling being beaten up, you probably should mess up whoever is doing them harm.
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It was important to me to not judge them, as they're talking about being beaten up at 14.
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It would be harder for me to find a friend who hasn't been beaten up by the police.
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The next day, we'd be in town and see guys that we had beaten up the night before.
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Most of us turn to our old beaten up hair dryer for styling, and that's our first mistake.
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I get that you don't want your child beaten up, but it's got to stop on both ends.
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Scotto told Italian state TV that a young man who tried to help him was also beaten up.
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In 2004, he was beaten up by a group of goons, ostensibly for urinating in a public garden.
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"Josh Barnett can go and fuck himself, he's going to get beaten up on the 21st," he continued.
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For over 17 years, I have represented the working class who have been beaten up by the system.
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But when I was young, you had to be careful to not get beaten up on every corner.
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In response, the family's house was splattered with tomatoes, and Marc got beaten up on the way to class.
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Officials used trucks to help fishermen move boats off the beach, which was being beaten up by strong waves.
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"You've been beaten up so badly you have absolutely nothing to lose" is a rather grim pitch for support.
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But that quick fix comes at the expense of keeping older, more beaten-up aircraft in the sky longer.
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Physically fragile and a loner, he has ended up in hospital three times after being beaten up at school.
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Hassino now works with LGBT refugees in Germany - many of whom were targeted and beaten up in refugee camps.
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Friday is a consolidation day, with beaten-up defensive groups like real estate, utilities and consumer staples up fractionally.
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For example, a trans woman was beaten up after taking on a client who asked if she was alone.
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Mr Kumar was badly beaten up in court by "patriotic" lawyers, who have as yet faced no serious consequences.
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The main challenger was arrested and his campaign manager beaten up, while other presidential hopefuls pulled out, citing intimidation.
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The clean white Xbox One S is getting a new beaten-up look thanks to Gears of War 4.
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Mr. Beede was beaten up on May 22 and suffered blunt force trauma to his brain, the police said.
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But sometimes, your sibling is kind of supposed to be beaten up, and you need to suppress your instincts.
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Harden allegedly was so miffed about the post that he paid $20,000 in cash to have Malone beaten up.
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One of my friends sent me a video of a 24-year-old getting beaten up by the police.
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A beaten-up box of toys lies on the spacious front porch, and more boxes line the entrance hallway.
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The very institution they have relentlessly beaten up on has given them offices, salaries, travel expenses and media attention.
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In Sierra Leone, after criticizing the government, he said he had been beaten up, thrown in jail and tortured.
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"They're making some acquisitions, they're working to diversify their revenue stream, and the stock's been beaten up," he said.
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Then we can buy some of the growthier names that have been beaten up over the last few days.
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"My mind is half beaten up and I am served a cold chicken drumstick?" he said, shaking his head.
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If I get beaten up because of my sexuality and I go to court, I won't get legal assistance.
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In the bedroom he keeps the few props and souvenirs, including a beaten-up pair of Marceau's white dance shoes.
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The audience who were pulled out of the concert by security guards, and also beaten up outside by security guards!!!!!!!
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Ali Issa Ahmad, who was allegedly beaten up for wearing a Qatari soccer shirt but accused of faking his injuries
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As the World Cup kicked off last week, a French supporter and his companion were beaten up in St. Petersburg.
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Xavier Woods was getting beaten up while desperately trying to reach one of his New Day partners for a tag.
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He said that now is the time to take advantage of the securities that have been beaten up a little.
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Local media said the gay couple were beaten up as they walked through the town of Arnhem early on Sunday.
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Like the first two seasons of Netflix's Daredevil series, the third season loves to show its hero getting beaten up.
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On his Facebook page, Ching says he's been beaten up and detained by authorities for questioning en route to Yulin.
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The mentality was to identify fighters who were tough and wanted it so bad they'd return after getting beaten up.
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He would look at some of the beaten-up biotech stocks that are selling for 12 to 13 times earnings.
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Some of the time he took care of me, and I got [beaten up] in order to have those moments.
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"The first case I ever had was a guy that was beaten up by a small (police) agency," Bennett said.
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"When I was young, getting beaten up and pretty much raped was no fun," he told The Guardian in 2011.
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During the demonstrations this spring, he was beaten up, and, he says, his headquarters was attacked by the National Guard.
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Hunt's counters never found the mark and he quickly became too tired and beaten up to be any real threat.
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"(Lower dividend) That's probably why the shareholders who are pretty beaten up will be really concerned today," Argonaut's Rooney said.
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You're spending all your time explaining that you're not getting beaten up at home or that you're not a terrorist.
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She and her entourage arrived in "two beaten-up Toyotas with what passed for her personal security detail," says Rudd.
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"It would be harder for me to find a friend who hasn't been beaten up by the police," says Wretch.
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It was always quite industrial, Berlin-esque, but now it was like that and beaten up and covered in spraypaint.
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Which of the big tech companies a year on from now has ... looking back, has gotten beaten up the worst?
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They wanted to see how she'd cope with being flattened out on the ground or beaten up against the fence.
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A Singaporean student of Chinese ethnicity is beaten up on the streets of London and left with a fractured face.
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In May, two women wearing rainbow badges to show support for a gay rights event were beaten up in Beijing.
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Other videos inaccurately said that Rohingya Muslims had attacked B.J.P. workers and beaten up a Hindu priest in West Bengal.
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Officers manhandled and arrested dozens of youths; one was beaten up so badly that he later died of his injuries.
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"I've been beaten up three times in my adult life, including once in my flat, my own place," he said.
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He told his mother that the Rice brothers might be looking for him because he had beaten up their uncle.
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"I'm not afraid of arrest, of jail, of getting beaten up or gashed," Mr. Chan said Sunday before the march.
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I have interviewed European journalists who have had their camera crew cars stoned, equipment broken and news personnel beaten up.
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MICRON HAS A VERY FAMOUS CASE WHERE THEY STOLE TECHNOLOGY IN TAIWAN WAPNER: BEEN GETTING BEATEN UP A LOT LATELY.
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Take the example of the five women filmed rescuing a friend from being beaten up by police during a protest.
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In one perfectly edited bit of surreality, Paper Boi hangs out at home, slouched on a beaten-up leather sofa.
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In the locker room after the game, Kaepernick and social awareness meant little to a winless and beaten up team.
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Abdul had stalked her online and in person and beaten up one of her classmates in a fit of jealousy.
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Some Africans have been beaten up by Israeli youths, and a Darfuri man was killed in one such assault last year.
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But his peeping Tom habit takes a serious turn when he hears a young boy being beaten up by his father.
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Those beaten-up names might make investors a little queasy, especially since this ETF is so concentrated with just 15.23 stocks.
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Some of the most beaten-up emerging economies have surged, including Brazil and Russia, buoyed by the stabilization in oil prices.
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I have been beaten up, and I have beaten other people up—never with weapons, though, always just with my fists.
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He said he saw Mr. Quigg get beaten up by a group of counterprotesters and intervened to try to help him.
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Given that more Indian women have been beaten up by their husbands than are in work, there is room for improvement.
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Fogle, who was allegedly beaten up in prison in January, was sentenced in November to more than 15 years in prison.
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Most of the characters I play, even when they're involved in fighting, they're being beaten up a lot of the time.
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In Kigali, according to Human Rights Watch, a lobby group, unsightly street traders are often beaten up and imprisoned without trial.
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The tires on his No. 11 car were getting beaten up, he said, although it was not necessarily a tire problem.
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It looked like he had blown it but Dos Anjos couldn't hold the challenger down in such a beaten up state.
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A protective layer goes a long way to prevent your official identification from looking wrinkled, frayed, or just plain beaten up.
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"When things are as beaten up as they are, the Street can move things around in the short-term," he said.
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Savage said Slager is getting beaten up during a 24-second-gap in the audio during which he called for help.
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Martin Kampmann and Stefan Struve were notorious for putting their arms up, backing onto the fence, and getting beaten up there.
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Clayton Patterson was videotaping this guy getting beaten up, and I had never been so horrified not to have my camera.
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I don't have any problem with raising tariffs to protect specific industries that are being beaten up in the international marketplace.
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When he had spare time he climbed into his beaten-up compact and drove long miles to California's major league stadiums.
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On GE, in particular, Chiavarone says it's not worth the potential downside to make a bet on the beaten-up stock.
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Strategists say the beaten-up dollar could be in the process of making a turn higher, thanks to Federal Reserve policy.
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My beaten up MacBook Pro was right there on the coffee table, and my willingness to try anything wasn't much further.
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Ryan isn't worried about protestors getting beaten up at rallies, and Ryan isn't worried that a leading presidential candidate lies constantly.
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The banking sector—which has been beaten up in recent months—finished 2.5 percent up, despite some negative news for the sector.
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He tried a case in Oklahoma in which his client "'voluntarily' confessed after he was beaten up for six days," Marshall said.
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"In particular, a Bersih supporter was physically beaten up by these group of thugs," she said in a statement at the time.
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As a result, agents have been hounded by people in their own neighborhoods, beaten up, and sometimes even chased out of town.
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Some financial stocks are also more beaten up than their fundamentals warrant, even though higher interest rates would benefit banks, he added.
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In Kigali, Rwanda's fastidious capital, a street vendor died in May after being beaten up by security officers, who were later jailed.
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He's been beaten up before for backing the Movement for Democratic Change, once to the point where he lost a front tooth.
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"I just don't want somebody running one of my companies that's going to be beaten up so badly", he told one contestant.
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"We're also seeing some bargain hunters re-emerging in the recently beaten up financial stocks, particularly those with U.K. exposure," he said.
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Now he's calling for even more gains in what were some of the most beaten-up corners of the market last year.
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She imagined saying, "Oh, but I am!" and being beaten up like she had been by another group of girls, she writes.
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"They were stopped by the troops and beaten up and harassed," Dar said, adding that the students were accused of stone-pelting.
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And I was brutally made fun of in school, I was bullied, I was beaten up, and I just dealt with it.
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The stocks were already beaten up before the dispute began, he said, leaving them primed to rally should an agreement be reached.
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Kaur said several girls had told a team from a social sciences institute that they had been beaten up in the shelter.
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In 2009, he claims he was beaten up by police offers while preparing to testify in the trial of an earthquake activist.
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Mr. Sanders, a Y.M.C.A. teacher and college student, was looking to trade in his beaten-up minivan for a used Honda Civic.
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Bargain hunting Some investors may have decided to scoop up stocks on Wednesday that have been beaten up during the recent rout.
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"If you're a play-deficient rat, you'll get beaten up and shortly thereafter move again and attract even more attention," he said.
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"People were just standing there watching me being beaten up and being called a (expletive) terrorist," she said at a press conference.
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I remember the low buzz and faint vibration in my hands as I was beaten up in one of the Tekken games.
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Several members were beaten up in Kiev, Ukraine's capital, in 2013 ahead of a visit by President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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The world has beaten up on us pretty hard over the years, but we will continue to take care of each other.
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You're just going to be beaten up and chopped up and delivered to the audience so ... Would you go on Fox News?
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Mr. Cochrane said the narrative was perfect for a heritage watch brand — "These watches got beaten up and shot at," he said.
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It could be about to get much worse for the beaten-up retailer, says Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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During the night, too, he'd somehow been on a cross-country run and then been expertly beaten up by a secret police.
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Most clothing hangs from the ceiling, though there are a few beaten-up racks and horizontal surfaces that items are strewn across.
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There was tiny, fearless Sunitha Krishnan, beaten up by corrupt Hyderabad cops for rescuing little girls and their mothers trafficked in brothels.
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How many countries in the world do you know that if you wear hijab you will be beaten up by morality police?
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I know her, I consider her a friend, I know she's gotten beaten up in the past few weeks and even months.
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I don't think anyone really knew what had happened until the next day—loads of kids came into school badly beaten up.
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But here's a little tiny country of 3 million people who's been beaten up by Russia repeatedly, and yet they've stood up.
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Protesters interrupting Trump rallies—and being shouted down and/or beaten up in the process—has become a motif of this election cycle.
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"I cannot count how many times she showed up at my house in the middle of the night, beaten up," Searle tells PEOPLE.
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They said that when they first came to prison, they were often beaten up by other inmates, until they decided to fight back.
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Later, after being caught crossing the border to China to search again for food, he was beaten up, imprisoned, and given no crutches.
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Shevchenko was beaten up on the floor in the second round and finally came out in the third and started putting together combinations.
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While Epstein told authorities he was beaten up and called a child predator, the sources said, he has been placed on suicide watch.
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Health care stocks have been beaten up, but Smead Capital Management believes investors are missing a buying opportunity, CEO Bill Smead said Monday.
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"The sector has been beaten up but it's a dividend aristocrat," Ablin, who did not specifically discuss Dimon, told "Power Lunch" on Thursday.
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"Two prisoners were beaten up so badly that they died in front of us," Amnesty quoted a 70-year-old man as saying.
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They've all been beaten up severely over the last year and it's a benefit for [companies]," Streible said Friday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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The former auditor was beaten up outside his home shortly after Anan's arrest and has accused the government of being behind his assault.
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I'm skeptical he can do that, but I think people have been beaten up a lot, and they wanted to believe in somebody.
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A group of activists I knew was occupying schools and got assaulted by the military police and was framed and beaten up badly.
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At day's end, a fish that has been thrown too many times looks exactly as you would expect: beaten up by the experience.
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" Graham said in a statement earlier this month that Trump was being "beaten up for saying something that he says he didn't say.
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If I lived in Pakistan, the chances are that I would have been arrested and beaten up, or worse, for publishing this analysis.
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Like Clinton, Biden is still beaten up by progressives for voting to approve the Iraq War and his extensive ties with wealthy donors.
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A number of protesters appeared to be beaten up by security forces as they demonstrated close to the hotel hosting international election monitors.
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"As a kid, I was beaten up in school for being Haitian," Ms. Danticat said at a literary seminar in Key West, Fla.
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I think backing and filling is basically needed, and you need to see that before really starting to buy the beaten-up stuff.
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He was never beaten up like Javed's dad, but his name's been shortened, his accent mocked and his otherness scorned by co-workers.
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One friend, fumbling for his change after a taxi ride, was beaten up in the street by his impatient driver; bystanders did nothing.
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Harry changed his surname to Robbins, Dr. Schneerson said, because at 16 he was beaten up by co-workers after winning a promotion.
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He's beaten up by a street gang and a trio of Wall Street scum bros, taunted by talk show hosts and random bystanders.
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Shapovalov doesn't worry about Nadal, Zverev is the same, I think that's their biggest advantage, they haven't been beaten up so many times.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The energy sector led the beaten-up U.S. stock market higher on Thursday as oil prices rebounded from 12-year lows.
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Prosecutors highlighted a case in which two young men were beaten up during a night out in the gay-friendly seaside town of Brighton.
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Given the wild enthusiasm for stocks, it's my opinion some will view this as opportunity to pick up a few beaten-up sectors tomorrow.
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In 2014, three African students were beaten up in a police booth at a metro station in Delhi for allegedly misbehaving with a woman.
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Harris, a black man, was beaten up by six white men at the neo-Nazi rally, formally known as the Unite the Right rally.
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The tide turned when a video surfaced in July last year showing two Dalit men being brutally beaten up by so-called cow vigilantes.
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If you have a dream, fight for it ... It's not about how many times you get rejected or fall down or you're beaten up.
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In 2012, on the 1,000th episode of RAW, Vader squashed Heath Slater, who was doing a gimmick of getting beaten up by past legends.
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It is a strength because statistically, when you act that way with 100 people, you might get beaten up 80 times because of it.
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We've actually -- hard to believe -- bought some stuff in Brazil, because they've been about as beaten up, I guess, as a country can be.
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A guy who gave us positive points and said that this was the right thing was almost beaten up on the streets of Tallinn.
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Ngo was beaten up by antifa during a Proud Boy rally in late June, and said he suffered a brain hemorrhage as a result.
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GQ's political columnist, Andrew Ryvkin, was beaten up on the street by two pro-Putin writers of some renown, Sergei Minaev and Eduard Bagirov.
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It is a dog-whistle to bigots looking for other supposed traitors, among them the harmless Kashmiri fruit-sellers recently beaten up in Lucknow.
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If you just try to find the fastest way through the game, you'll most likely become beaten up rather badly by the final opponents.
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On top of that, pointed out Rosenthal, the agency "has been beaten up for many years now" with budget cuts and heavy oversight provisions.
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Two more Poles were beaten up outside a pub in the centre of town on September 4th after attending a vigil in his memory.
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Forced to marry at 17, she was regularly beaten up by her husband before she ran away and moved back in with her parents.
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When he gets beaten up by a man in a wheelchair, you wish you could tell him to clock out and head home early.
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After getting beaten up and kicked out of the blue-chip index, its shares are now rallying to their best level in a month.
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So I headed over to his place—he opened the front door, glanced at the hat, and asked if I'd been beaten up yet.
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But then the eldest sibling pinched the baby and was subsequently beaten up by every member of the family and thrown down the stairs.
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" Russia, he said, "will not allow itself to be beaten up, the harder they try to intimidate us, the tougher our response will be.
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A Chicago lawyer told a similar story: He had represented a man who'd been beaten up by police, but had a past burglary conviction.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Biotech's biggest companies could help restore investor confidence in the beaten-up industry as they report quarterly results starting this week.
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Santiago said the attacker was identified as Adelio Bispo de Oliveira, and that he was beaten up badly by Bolsonaro supporters after the attack.
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In a disturbing scene, Star finds her, a trans woman, being beaten up by the man she was hooking up with behind the strip club.
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Beaten up and stoned for taking temperatures Samuel Mutahwa was unemployed when the virus hit Butembo, but when the outbreak hit he volunteered to help.
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"I have heard stories of other people who have died, and friends telling me that others have been beaten up by other gangs," he says.
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Looking into the new year, Bell said there could be value to be found in one of the most beaten-up groups of the market.
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When he loses, the edited video of a one-armed man being beaten up in the world's premier MMA organization is all that will matter.
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"We're going to have a couple of weeks to recuperate before we go and get beaten up by the Americans," Harrison sarcastically told one reporter.
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Ten of 11 major S&P 500 sectors were in positive territory, with the technology sector, beaten up during the recent pullback, up 3.8 percent.
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It's early afternoon, and an English man in his fifties has been beaten up in a square in the city centre, the Cours Estienne d'Orves.
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People are more than capable of looking after themselves if they're not surrounded by structural violence and being beaten up by the police every night.
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And you could argue that American hooliganism is fueled by the mostly fictional account of a hobbit getting beaten up at a West Ham match.
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One day before the transgender attack, a man with mental health problems was beaten up in Pahadishareef, also in southern Hyderabad, over the same rumor.
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A Polish family's house and a Romanian-owned shop were set on fire; Eastern Europeans were spat upon, beaten up and told to go home.
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By Monday morning the beaten-up shacks housing the camp's well-established restaurants, mostly Afghan, and shops were vacant, burned-out and broken-down shells.
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I've made three illegal attempts to cross the border, and every time I was captured by Macedonian police, beaten up, and sent back to Greece.
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As he goes to pull on his beaten-up Saint Laurent sneakers, a small mountain of sand spills out of them and onto the floor.
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His first memory was of a soccer game when his brother got into an argument and he intervened to protect him from getting beaten up.
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Prasanta Chakravarty, a professor of English, was beaten up by around 15 men; he ended up hospitalized with injuries to his abdomen, ribs and lungs.
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Big names in the sector are getting beaten up bad: Procter & Gamble is down near-12 percent, and PepsiCo is down by nearly 8 percent.
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They know that these volunteer medics will tend to them if they're hit with a scalding teargas canister or beaten up by the National Guard.
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"Equal rights for women / Beaten up equally," the lyrics go, sung over footage of Turkish police breaking up an International Women's Day march with batons.
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"I remember my father being on the phone, getting reports of which of his friends had been beaten up on the Freedom Rides," Mr. Aronson said.
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I -- it wouldn&apost work out well if subpoenaed e-mails were deleted and bleach bit and devices beaten up with hammers and SIM cards removed.
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" Another protester, Rifga Abdelrahman, said her friends were "beaten up, their hair shaved off, insulted, treated in a way that no Sudanese girl should be treated.
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The next day Mr Trump met the heads of Detroit's three big car firms, whom he has, in the past, beaten up for investing in Mexico.
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Back then, she thought that sexual assault had to include a violent struggle with a stranger, but she knew Ooko, and she hadn't been beaten up.
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" In an earlier statement, police said after the police officer was isolated by protesters, he "fell onto the ground and was beaten up by the group.
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" He continued: "It is a strength because statistically, when you act that way with 100 people, you might get beaten up 80 times because of it.
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"Obviously you want an environment where you are going to feel safe and not sort-of worried about getting beaten up and into trouble," he said.
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After he was beaten up, the U.N. team came back to monitor the protest but military police fired tear gas to stop them doing their work.
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She said the two men were beaten up and brought to the local police station, and later shot and killed at another police anti-drugs facility.
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"Clearly there are some bargains to be picked up in emerging markets, in some mining stocks ... in the FTSE have been pretty beaten up," added Lawler.
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I think that when I get beaten up—whether it be in Traders or Game of Thrones or anything else—it doesn't look graceful at all.
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Last month, Human Rights Watch published a report accompanied by video that purported to show refugees being beaten up and shot at by Turkish border guards.
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The biotech sector has been beaten up "really bad," and people are wondering what Gilead is going to do with its freed-up cash, he said.
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They decided to give the Scarecrow a look as though it had a 2-by-4 skeletal frame and was completely beaten up by the elements.
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When Bin is cornered by thugs and beaten up, she takes his gun—there it is again—and fires into the air to make them stop.
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Derek (Quincy Brown) was wrongly arrested after trying to assist a police officer who had been beaten up — and now, his bail is set at $25,000.
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Caleb: I don't know why mine had to be given away because it was getting beaten up by Georgia's we should've got rid of the bully!
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And we're supposed to believe that Matt goes out every night, gets beaten up, sees very little sleep, but is fresh as a daisy come sunrise?
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There is a particularly violent scene in the film when the main couple is beaten up and taken to the police by spectators in the neighborhood.
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At current levels for oil prices there are some names with potential in the beaten-up energy sector, said Triogem Asset Management managing partner Tim Seymour.
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Now, amid a raging political storm, fund managers are sifting through the rubble and finding beaten-up companies that could benefit from a change in government.
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Dar's family claims he'd been radicalized in 2016 after being beaten up by Indian troops on his way back from school for pelting stones at them.
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In the party's worst-case scenario, President Trump is the last person standing as Democrats are bloodied and beaten up by what they do to themselves.
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One of its top bond managers said he has been scaling up exposure to European banks and financial stocks beaten up by worries over Italy's referendum.
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The provincial information minister, Fayaz-ul-Hasan Chohan, was also beaten up by the lawyers as he tried to mediate between the lawyers and the doctors.
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All 11 major S&P 500 sectors ended in positive territory, with the technology sector, after being beaten up during the recent pullback, rising 9.13 percent.
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Arif Jafar, an activist, wrote about being hauled to a police station, beaten up and thrown into a cell, where he lost most of his teeth.
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The last CD I bought was Tyler, the Creator's Flower Boy because at the time I had a beaten up laptop that could still play CDs.
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"I went to an all-boys school - I kind of did the maths and was like if I come out, I'd be beaten up," Young said.
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Diess said VW's previous "bad behavior" meant that his firm had been "beaten up" by politicians in Germany and abroad but he hoped that relations were improving.
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The one that seems definitely blocked is the route back to a land where it is rare to think that political opponents deserve to be beaten up.
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Some have been beaten up, and a few others have been denied government benefits like pensions and monthly household provisions unless they build a toilet at home.
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Beaten up by her partner when she was pregnant with her first child, the young Spaniard has since used boxing, and now politics, to champion women's rights.
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In Kachhidih, one Dalit man was beaten up so badly after his goat entered someone else's land that he is now bedridden and cannot work, Kunta said.
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But the denouement, delivered in a detached epilogue, carries a disappointing weightlessness where prior games to explore the theme have left the player feeling emotionally beaten up.
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He especially enjoyed being beaten up by his great love Peter Lacy, who died of suspicious causes in Tangiers on the cusp of Bacon's 1962 Tate retrospective.
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There will be a frantic scramble to head off the certain defeat that would come either through nominating Bernie Sanders or a badly beaten up Hillary Clinton.
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A tumultuous period capped by the U.S. exit from the Iran nuclear deal is finally coaxing investors off the sidelines and into the beaten-up energy sector.
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In one, Coy gets beaten up in the deep background, but the camera blurs the violence, focussing instead on two unmoving observers who stand in the foreground.
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"My mother grew from a childhood where she was beaten up every day into an adulthood that was a revolving door of deeply abusive men," Renee writes.
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And his insecurity about his compositions, which seemed genuine, was understandable: They were beaten up by critics, ignored by most orchestras and never really embraced by audiences.
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The Lions have been beaten up by Isaiah Crowell and Matt Breida so far, and Belichick may lean on Burkhead, particularly if the Patriots go up big.
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"The enemy has been beaten up badly by our brave security forces across Helmand Province, and now they are trying to take revenge on civilians," he said.
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The other day, Mr. Pisch was looking like a young Lou Reed in a beaten-up army jacket, blue striped shirt, round sunglasses and neatly tied neckerchief.
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He noted other media reports of people being beaten up in the street for looking Chinese and others stopped at airports based on similar prejudices around ethnicity.
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Another feminist, 60-year-old Maria MacLachlan, was beaten up by a transgender activist at Speakers' Corner in London, where free speech is supposed to be sacrosanct. ■
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The market is relying on significant earnings growth from its two largest sectors: technology and financials, and a big boost from its most beaten-up sector, energy.
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In particular, it would be good for U.S. farmers, a group that supported Trump in 2016 but who have beaten up by the trade skirmish with Beijing.
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On one occasion, a member of David's team was beaten-up by security guards who spotted him counting trucks driving in and out of the company's factory.
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Recently, the angry relatives of patients who died in public hospitals in the Mumbai area have beaten up doctors they accused of malpractice, prompting a physicians' strike.
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So, you have to learn to adapt and you have to learn to listen, observe and figure things out because you don't want to be beaten up.
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In a debate wherein the bar for him was set artificially and ridiculously low — when all he needed to do was appear somewhat informed and somewhat in control of his temper — he still could not manage, coming across as the rude, uninformed, empty-of-ideas bully that he is, forcing Trump supporters to face the fact that their supposedly tough leader got beaten up and beaten up badly.
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He says he lives in fear for his life, has been beaten up five times and was fired from his job when his bosses discovered his sexual orientation.
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They sit on stoops on warm summer evenings and get yelled at by grouchy residents who live in beaten-up garbage bins barely large enough to fit them.
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Analyst Ambrish Srivastava upgraded the beaten-up memory stock to outperform from market perform Monday, telling clients that the brokerage's thesis on Micron has changed as shares cheapened.
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"I used to say that if I was beaten up and naked in the back alley, I still want to get into my door," he told Mashable Australia.
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Roman Keitel was riding his bike in lower Manhattan when he was beaten up by two teens trying to steal his bicycle, the New York Daily News reported.
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It used to be not this way and I&aposm so sad to see the judiciary be beaten up like this, but he&aposs going to get through.
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Blac Chyna didn't get beaten up by Rob Kardashian as she claims ... SHE was the aggressor in a cocaine-fueled rage ... so say sources connected to the Kardashians.
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TORONTO, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose on Wednesday, clawing back some losses at the start of the week, including gains for beaten up financial stocks.
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Some fighters get stuck underneath Volkanovski for periods, get beaten up, and then simply fall into a cycle of abuse as Jeremy Kennedy did in his last fight.
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And as reported by Fusion, just an hour after Obama finished his speech, a group of dissidents was beaten up and arrested, a block away from the theater.
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In the midst of being beaten up by three guys on the subway while dressed in his clown makeup, Arthur takes out a revolver and kills them all.
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Then the actual procedure [to harvest the eggs] looks quite simple, but the following day was very painful—you feel like you've been beaten up in the womb.
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And here we have an entire industry that's basically getting beaten up day by day because they have no data, they have no direct relationship with the consumer.
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They gained notoriety in the 1960s with Hunter S. Thompson's book "Hell's Angels: A Strange and Terrible Saga" in which he befriended them but was later beaten up.
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Kirill Rogov, an analyst, says that the one thing that independent-minded Russians can agree on is that they should be allowed to demonstrate without being beaten up.
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He's hot-and-cold, but he gets a beaten-up Colts defense Monday night; if Vontae Davis isn't himself, Indy has a hard time covering a twin bed.
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After the Indian convoy was attacked in mid-February, hundreds of Kashmiri college students at universities in India were chased off their campuses, and some were beaten up.
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"He was really beaten up by the whole procedure," said Dr. Steven Deeks, an AIDS expert at the University of California, San Francisco, who has treated Mr. Brown.
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Golden State shot 15 of 23 for the quarter and more important, they were not nearly as beaten up on the boards, with 10 rebounds to Cleveland's 53.
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Many members of his Bharatiya Janata Party, including high-ranking officials, have uttered discriminatory comments about Muslims and even celebrated thugs who have beaten up or killed them.
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The current secretary of energy, Rick Perry, once publicly suggested that the chairman of the Federal Reserve deserved to be beaten up because of his interest rate policy.
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The current secretary of energy, Rick Perry, once publicly suggested that the chairman of the Federal Reserve deserved to be beaten up because of his interest rate policy.
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"The APRA comments put a bit of momentum back into a sector that's been well and truly beaten up through the process of the Royal Commission here," said McGlew.
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It's a beaten-up gray and has the word "Boosted" written across the back in blocky orange letters—as in Boosted Boards, America's favorite purveyor of electric-powered skateboards.
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Whichever side ends up winning the fight in 2020, though, it's a pretty reasonable bet that the eventual winner will have been pretty badly beaten up along the way.
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Many young men who join such groups do so because they have been robbed by officials or beaten up by police, or seen their friends humiliated in this way.
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The Kajtazi attack came just two months after the other Insajderi editor, Parim Olluri, was beaten up in the late evening as he was going home with his fiancée.
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Last week, a guy was beaten up in Oakland after a crowd thought he was a member of the Proud Boys, a right-wing pro-Trump men's-rights group.
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It's an age-old investing question: Does a smart investor stick with winning stocks or bet on quality companies that have been beaten up and are on the rebound?
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Ted Cruz is calling for a federal criminal investigation of Portland's mayor after a right-wing writer was beaten up by antifascist activists during a protest over the weekend.
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Behati, who recently joined the ranks of the Alliance, recalls one night when a woman called her crying and screaming that she was being beaten up by her employer.
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To earn the second, they have to get beaten up by other members while naming five breakfast cereals (maybe a loose tie-in to the group's mantra against masturbation).
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In Mumbai, the Hindu-nationalist Shiv Sena party dropped its earlier opposition to Valentine's Day after its activists had in the past beaten up couples spending the day together.
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Is the beaten-up energy sector, which has dropped more than 42 percent from its highs in mid-2014, worth more than 6.5 percent of your investment dollars today?
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I'm one of those typists who always uses two sheets at a time — one sheet absorbs the impact of the typebars and keeps the platen from getting beaten up.
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The writing retrieved by the computer from the digital image of the unopened scroll is amazingly clear and legible, in contrast to the scroll's blackened and beaten-up exterior.
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His mother saw it as a great opportunity; in reality, it was a catch basin for boys from broken families, where he was regularly beaten up for being Jewish.
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In this scene, the front of a car is clearly dented and beaten up, but after Thor lands on the ground, the car has miraculously turned to perfect condition.
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Many Trump supporting Americans are also paying this cost, like the twelve year old child in Missouri who was beaten up for wearing a Make America Great Again hat.
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With reports of shoving matches and protesters being beaten up at Republican frontrunner Donald Trump's campaign events, Cleveland is already preparing for the prospect of a violent July convention.
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In 2008, after hundreds of his supporters were beaten up, then-opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai pulled out of an election run-off against Mugabe to prevent anybody being killed.
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It's a legitimate worry for an aging rocker that your music will become so out of date and toxically uncool, it will get your kids beaten up at school.
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"I am on the plane, on the tarmac waiting to take off during the first 20083 minutes of the market opening, and it's getting absolutely beaten up," he said.
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On the unsavory side, Mr. Lieberman gained a reputation as a bully after he pleaded guilty to beating up a 12-year-old who had beaten up his son.
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The depth and virulence of racism is brought home to her when her African-American husband gets beaten up so badly she can hardly recognize him in the hospital.
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"I would actually be shifting more towards the names that are beaten up here, but are providing exceptional yield, especially in this now-ridiculous interest rate environment," he said.
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When I was growing up in Burnley, some days as soon as school let out I'd run as fast as I could, for miles, to avoid getting beaten up.
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The case for health care stocks to lead the market Some experts believe investors have already priced these worries into beaten up stocks, and there could be some values.
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It held close to a one-week low against the New Zealand dollar at $0.6264 per kiwi and weakened a little against the beaten-up Australian dollar to $0.6714.
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It held close to a one-week low against the New Zealand dollar at $0.6265 per kiwi and weakened a little against the beaten-up Australian dollar to $0.6715.
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A soccer player, Ross Barkley, who had been beaten up in a nightclub and who would later become the subject of Mr. MacKenzie's gorilla column, was the main story.
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A Muslim man was beaten up outside the Fort Pierce Islamic Center that Orlando gunman Omar Mateen had attended, said the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) on Saturday.
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"The groups that have been beaten up for the past couple of days have gotten a reprieve," said Keith Lerner, chief market strategist at SunTrust Advisory Services in Atlanta.
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As Lyoto Machida is the writer's favorite fighter, it is getting a little hard to watch him get in the cage with young, well equipped fighters and get beaten up.
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Attempting to control immigration by creating a disincentive for a woman to report to the police that she has been beaten up by her husband is a very weak argument.
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"I actually like Nvidia, and one of the reasons is because it's so beaten up it really looks unlikely for [Nvidia] to get much cheaper at this point," Gibbs said.
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The demonstrations have been ongoing for around nine days now, and show no sign of letting up, despite many students being beaten up by the police and pro-government activists.
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Despite calling the 2008 elections a "sham," Tsvangirai, who had been beaten up and tortured by police throughout his political career, became prime minister in 2009 under a unity government.
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For example, the American report failed to note that churches in Ukraine under the spiritual authority of the Moscow Patriarchate had been set on fire, and their priests beaten up.
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Of the index's 66 constituent companies 39 have risen even more, led by beaten-up names like steelmaker Cia Siderurgicia Nacional and meatpacker JBS, while 27 have underperformed the index.
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"As a long-term traveler, sterling is very beaten up down here," he added, before noting that any shock cancellation of Brexit would likely see the currency rocket to $1.50.
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Then, the whites get beaten up, à la meringue for those familiar with that process, and then baked in the oven so that they set in that puffy, fluffy formation.
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Written off as too old and too beaten up from four back surgeries and multiple knee operations, Woods underwent a back fusion procedure in 2017 and slowly returned to form.
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I had been beaten up by a bunch of 16-year-old boys for riding a skateboard in my local park, meaning I never really went near a skateboard again.
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After her brother was beaten up by two men in Hungary, the family saved enough money to fly to Belgium, where they stayed in a refugee camp for several months.
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His mother, Julie Milby, told KWQC-TV that her son had been kicked off the football team for smoking marijuana and had recently been beaten up as other children watched.
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"In the previous elections, we had to abandon our homes and go to the countryside after we were beaten up," said Loveness Shagunda, a supporter of the main opposition party.
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The violence in Beit Shemesh had not just affected women and girls: Ultra-Orthodox Jews have even beaten up religious soldiers who dared to be seen around town in uniform.
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I think what the public probably wanted was some sort of reckoning, they wanted to see a young billionaire get beaten up by politicians for a massive breach of trust.
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Ricky Rubio is a solid veteran who has experience winning, Dario Saric has had flashes of brilliance, and Aron Baynes adds toughness to a team used to getting beaten up.
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So early the next morning, he found an ice cream distributor, took his "old beaten up car" and loaded up a cooler with an assortment of ice creams and popsicles.
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But the Javelin hasn't always proved useful to American troops in post-236/22016 counterinsurgencies, where the targets aren't tanks but "technicals," beaten-up trucks toting fighters and light arms.
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Crude oil prices rebounded from 213.83-year lows and led the beaten-up U.S. stock market higher, pointing to a recovery in risk appetite and blunting bullion's appeal as a haven.
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"I shouldn't be alone anymore after over 100 hours of testimony, right, including seven-and-a-half hours of being beaten up on national television, you know, international television," Cohen added.
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Banking stocks, which have been beaten up in the last two trading days, bounced back with the sector outperforming the broader STOXX 600, despite continued concerns over the impact of Brexit.
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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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"She clearly said she had been beaten up and locked just because she wanted to quit working in this house and was demanding her dues," Bhowmick told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Its laws allowed me to be gay as it protected me from my persecutors and just recently allowed me to wear makeup on the street without being beaten up or jailed.
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"If (Wesfarmers) were looking for a counter-cyclical, beaten up industrial with bad management, Fletcher Building ticks all the boxes," said Mathan Somasundaram, Market Portfolio Strategist at stockbroker Blue Ocean Equities.
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"I was having a hard-enough time being beaten up by the Azoreans and the Portuguese, but it was even harder seeing a congressman being in cahoots with them," Townsend says.
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The health-care sector has also been beaten up against a backdrop of campaign trail tough talk about reining in prescription prices and giving Medicare the ability to negotiate drug costs.
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Borges, 47, who was hit in the face by a pipe-wielding government supporter last year and beaten up in congress in 2013, urged the armed forces to support new polls.
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A well-known company in the beaten up retail sector with shares that have fallen nearly 22019 percent since an all-time high in 22018 should be bait for activist investors.
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And there we were, in an almost abandoned alley at nightfall, dancing on the front foot, raising fists in front of our faces, but heavily outnumbered; we got beaten up, badly.
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"In general, people think we've put in a bottom at $25 in oil and people just putting some money to work in the beaten-up energy and commodities stocks," he said.
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Dana says he's trying to sign Cris Cyborg to take a rematch with Amanda -- but White claims Cyborg won't put pen to paper ... insinuating she's scared of getting beaten up again.
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Gina Martin Adams, institutional equity strategist at Wells Fargo Securities, tells CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Friday it may be time to start snapping up some beaten-up stocks at these levels.
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Technology stocks are getting beaten up and banks have surged as part of a broader trend that has hit the market this year, where yesterday's hot hands are today's also-rans.
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But Armando's next encounter with another young man, Elder (Luis Silva), is more complicated and evolves into a diabolical power struggle in which Armando is beaten up, verbally abused and robbed.
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"They (the UAE) don't want to keep getting beaten up over a war they can't win," said the source, who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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The viciousness of it reminded me of being bullied as a kid — called a faggot, spat on, beaten up, and even pushed in front of an oncoming ambulance... I wasn't hurt.
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In the middle of it all is a rugged, beaten-up narrator, driving a Steve McQueen muscle car in the midst of a world that has become one big CES gadget.
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Check out these disturbing videos appearing to show the former NBA player getting beaten up in the streets of D.C. Slim doing bad NBA need to offer him some help pic.twitter.
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"One thing we can do is keep women from getting beaten up by men — and men who transition to being women," he said in 2018 when discussing a transgender M.M.A. fighter.
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Teodoro Campos, also a lawmaker, was beaten up in the neighborhood of Catia by pro-government thugs when he tried to stop them from stealing camera equipment from journalists, Falcon said.
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Whether in glitzy Bentleys beloved of the South African elite or the beaten-up Toyotas swerving to avoid Harare's potholes, the devices made by employees of Chloride Exide keep the region moving.
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ON A chilly night in January 2016, a 21-year-old Tanzanian student was beaten up and partially stripped by a frenzied mob in Bangalore, which also set her car on fire.
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If investors are looking across the border, the beaten-up iShares MSCI Mexico Capped ETF (EWW) is one trade at these levels, according to Zachary Karabell, head of global strategy at Envestnet.
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If an outfighter cannot circle the cage without getting caught on the fence, he is going to have a rough night and get beaten up in a range that he doesn't like.
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Offset's gonna have to pay up since he's ignoring the hell out of a lawsuit ... at least, according to the guy suing him after allegedly getting beaten up by his hired muscle.
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It's past three in the morning and I was perched precariously on the back of a beaten-up Honda motorbike barreling down a pitch black dirt road cut through the Nicaraguan jungle.
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That's the scene from the videotape Huck (Guillermo Diaz) found last week -- Vargas yelling at Cyrus that he's going to put him in prison for what he did (having Fields beaten up).
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The two chemicals firms, with a combined 300-odd years under their belts, had both been beaten up by activist investors in the 20 months or so leading up to the deal.
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One day before the transgender attack, a man with mental health problems was beaten up in Pahadishareef, also in southern Hyderabad, over rumors that he was a member of a kidnap gang.
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Yeshanew said he knows of at least two mechanics beaten up in the past three years after falling out of favor with the company, and he feared the same fate awaited him.
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The argument is that it's in all the other states and on TV, but it's one thing to see it on TV, another to see people beaten up from the front row.
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Human Rights Watch and opposition leaders say there have been other kidnapping attempts, that uniformed soldiers have beaten up civilians and that Zanu-PF supporters have harassed MDC supporters in opposition strongholds.
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He's also in an unfortunate category with Shaquille O'Neal and Dwight Howard; like them, his strength is so viscerally striking that you can miss the degree to which he's being beaten up.
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Steve Bruce's latest interview included an anecdote about fighting foreign policemen and Bryan Robson getting beaten up by a "big Turk", while Allardyce famously called Jurgen Klopp a "soft German" last season.
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LA cops had a rep for being racist bullies and was not uncommon for punks to get hassled if not beaten up and arrested on sight just for looking like a weirdo.
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I didn't want to go clean parks, because I remember some of the girls were getting, you know, harassed and beaten up by other people in Public Assistance in the web program.
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After being held down by Tim Kennedy and beaten up by Luke Rockhold it seemed like Bisping's days as a 'prospect' were over and he was into the twilight of his career.
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Even if Donald Trump does not, in his heart, want to see people getting beaten up at his rallies, the fact remains that he has consistently encouraged rallygoers to beat up protesters.
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The installation "Mysterium Tremendum" (late 1980s) tells of a gay altar boy from New Jersey, who is beaten up by bullies, nearly kills himself, then finds redemption through his love of art.
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The problem ... inmates felt Fogle was getting celebrity treatment with a cushy job, and especially after he was beaten up in January, so officials decided to move him from the inmate cafeteria.
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In a 19-page judgment, magistrate Vandana Rathode said the boys had testified that they were locked in a rented house, forced to work from morning until late evening and beaten up.
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"People are looking at how beaten up bank stocks are and they're selectively picking names they feel good about," said R.J. Grant, head of trading at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods in New York.
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Ted LaGrange, a once-convicted sex criminal (played by Shawn-Caulin Young), has been interrogated and beaten up by two detectives (Mahershala Ali and Stephen Dorff) on suspicion of killing a child.
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One of them was getting beaten up pretty badly, and that guy decided to even the playing field he'd pull out his gun and fire shots in the air ... which he did.
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"It's not a gamble that we're taking, but it does look like, given how beaten up they were, they are due for some counter-trend relief," Wald said on "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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Adtech isn't dead, it just has a lot of dead weight Yahoo has been beaten up in the press for so long that it's hard to remember how untouchable the company once appeared.
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There's a discipline for passion, and it's not about how many times you get rejected or you fall down or beaten up, it's about how many times you stand up and are brave.
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The ETF has gotten beaten up since the election, falling more than 5 percent, weighed down by the strong dollar and jitters over what Donald Trump's trade policies could mean for the space.
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The reason for the shift is fairly simple: Managers had been getting beaten up by crowd-following, with the most popular stocks in terms of portfolio weight significantly underperforming the least-loved batch.
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But Merseal said that didn't make up for the fact that her four-year-old son had gotten "beaten up by his best friends" at school, an incident that left him in tears.
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One video from the event shared on Twitter and via OC Weekly shows two men being beaten up by security, with one possibly left unconscious, after what appears to be a verbal confrontation.
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You've already expressed that it's not being educated on the subject, not realizing how dangerous those words are, not realizing how many kids are killed for being gay or beaten up every day.
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There are three theories that locals have repeated since Banks' killing on why people went after him in 1954: -- He had beaten up a white man who had courted his oldest daughter, Muriel.
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A day before the transgender attack, a man with mental health problems was beaten up in Pahadishareef, also in southern Hyderabad, over WhatsApp rumors that he was a member of a kidnap gang.
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One of those journalists, Nataliya Gevorkyan, has since been beaten up twice by unidentified assailants in Moscow, and her old and once freewheeling newspaper, Kommersant, was taken over by a pro-Kremlin businessman.
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The show was pushed back a week after some freak water damage and maybe the set designer Laura Jellinek embraced this as a style choice, because the Ars Nova auditorium looks beaten up.
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Sean Kingston was beaten up badly Tuesday and people on scene say Migos was the culprit ... but the story is bizarre and the group is not wanted by cops, at least not yet.
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The Portland Blazers had stalled out, won about the same number of games as they did the previous year, and then been thoroughly beaten up and down the court by the Memphis Grizzlies.
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With the muddled market outlook, several market strategists suggest splitting the difference: adding to positions in defensive sectors while looking for opportunities within beaten-up areas of the market, such as small caps.
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She described the closest she'd ever come to experiencing real terror: an incident when her son, Jeremy, a musician, was beaten up so badly at a gig that he had to be hospitalized.
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He gets beaten up in the street by a stranger for harassing her; he still pursues her after that to the library, where he's almost thrown out by security until the woman intervenes.
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His looks and his height (Nazi is unfair—let's say Bruce Chatwin, with Mick Jagger's scowl), his high turnover of interesting girlfriends, the beaten-up M.G.A. sports car he drove fed his reputation.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — Some crossword puzzles are so tough that it's easy to feel like you've been metaphorically beaten up by them, but you generally expect to see those later in the week.
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Last month, a gay bar in Kuala Lumpur was raided by police and religious enforcement officials, while a transgender woman was beaten up by a group of assailants in Seremban, near the capital.
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We also see Monse helping Cesar put on a black button-down shirt; he appears to be bruised and in pain, like he was just beaten up, and the two look solemn and sad.
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The 2017 movie made waves for the unprecedented way it depicted a woman viciously getting beaten up on the job — a situation that would usually leave James Bond with his bow-tie slightly askew.
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Missing California mom Sherri Papini was reportedly chained and beaten up when she was discovered on the side of a road after mysteriously vanishing while jogging three weeks ago, according to The Sacramento Bee.
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Randall would get beaten up by police, Kevin would get a girl pregnant and threaten to run away if his parents tried to make her get an abortion, or Kate would be sexually assaulted.
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We had a beaten up rehearsal room in the back of Pinewood Studios, but it became our home (making it all the more special when I'd return to the very same room for #TheirFinestHourAndAHalf).
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His demons, combined with the damaged accrued through his years of combat, have left him to the point that he was beaten up by mere civilians at a gas station prior to last Christmas.
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But I also know what this looks like: A queer lady wearing a beaten up denim shirt, playing an acoustic guitar, an image right out of a Melissa Etheridge video from the mid 90s.
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"Bank stocks have been so beaten up that any good news, either on better credit conditions driven by higher energy prices or news on cost-cutting, is likely to underpin those stocks," he said.
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In the winter of 21976, a week after a ten-inch snowfall, Chris Womendez and Cherie Jimenez decided to turn Cherie's apartment into a shelter for women who were getting beaten up at home.
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"We see police officers quite blatantly violate their own rules, using totally disproportionate force [and] violence against not only protesters, but even pedestrians, passengers in the MTL train being beaten up indiscriminately," Leung said.
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Carson Wentz is beaten up, Alshon Jeffery and DeSean Jackson missed Week 2, and Timothy Jernigan broke his foot, leaving another hole on the defensive line after Malik Jackson was lost for the season.
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It shows Mr. Cochran (Courtney B. Vance) as crusader and manipulator, Ms. Clark (Sarah Paulson) as overmatched single mother beaten up by the tabloids, Robert Kardashian (David Schwimmer) eaten up by conflict and doubt.
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We know when we reach to hold our partners hand, kiss them or to just be ourselves we are at risk of being called a homophobic slur, of being beaten up, of being murdered.
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Why the people of Sinaloa treat El Chapo like a modern-day Robin Hood, how El Chapo was beaten up by Mexican soldiers as a teenager, and what he did to support his family.
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Facebook shares have become an investor punching bag, beaten up over worries that the social network became a tool for Russian interference in the 5003 election and has not adequately safeguarded its customers' data.
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Justice Kavanaugh "was beaten up so badly and so unfairly, but we got through it," Mr. Trump said in Tupelo, while casting doubt on the accounts of the women who accused him of assault.
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He had become an outspoken advocate of land reform in the 1930s and early member of the Chinese Communist Party after his father, a tenant farmer, was beaten up by a landlord and jailed.
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Cairo (CNN)A leading human rights lawyer and activist said he was beaten up by Egyptian security forces, who doused him in paint and brandished weapons at bystanders who attempted to stop the attack.
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"The idea is that beaten up small cap stocks tend to trade higher in January as tax loss selling abates and more normal buy-sell balances reassert themselves," Colas said in a note to investors.
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A deep-value investor might pick through the bargain bin for stocks that are being beaten up; BEMO hunts for a white-hot winner in order to keep riding that wave as investors pile in.
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"I don't think the expectations for earnings for (Canadian energy companies) are going to be very high, and because they were beaten up so badly that they will maybe just muddle through here," he said.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Dutch men around the world are holding hands to campaign against homophobic violence, days after a married gay couple was beaten up in the Netherlands for walking together hand-in-hand.
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And it is not yet freed from a ruling party that, under Mugabe, has systematically rigged elections and beaten up members of the opposition while allowing its leading figures to gorge themselves on stolen wealth.
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"I protested with other women but we were beaten up with a water pipe," Sari told the Thomson Reuters Foundation at a government-run shelter in Jakarta, where she is undergoing counseling before returning home.
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Amid a beaten-up financials sector, talk of breaking up big banks creates an attractive entry point for investors looking for long-term returns, according to The Edge, a consultancy firm that focuses on spinoffs.
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Anthony Rizzo has beaten up on Locke, going 3893-for-29 with five home runs, while Jason Heyward is 11-for-28 and Kris Bryant is 5-for-14 with a homer against the veteran.
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"(I am here) to set a signal, because if people wearing the kippah in public are being beaten up here, then it concerns all of us," said Andre Zoebisch, a participant in the Bonn demonstration.
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He was referring to the fact that the team had made it easy to buy seats to Monday's game and not the fact that the Cubs had beaten up on the woeful Brewers all season.
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"When you're getting beaten up by all kinds of anonymous tweets you know are coming from Lanny Davis and Cohen..." If the tweets are anonymous than how can he know who they are coming from?
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A Sikh man who was recently ambushed, beaten up and told to return to his country said he believed that the very thing that may have prompted the assault also protected him from further harm.
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"Sectors like technology have been beaten up quite a bit due to their international exposure, since today we are in 'up' mode, we will see investors looking to get back into these names," said Frederick.
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After applications to march over the weekend in the central business district and Yuen Long—a suburb where pro-China thugs had beaten up innocent travellers a week earlier—were rejected, activists went ahead anyway.
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Rick Rieder, BlackRock's chief investment officer of global fixed income, said on Monday that he has been scaling up exposure to European banks and other financial stocks that have been beaten up by jittery markets.
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While spanking can be mutually satisfying and even a pretty good time if done consensually, getting beaten up in a three-star banqueting suite in front of your co-workers isn't most people's idea of fun.
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The bank stocks and the oil plays are so beaten-up that CNBC's Jim Cramer can't recommend them to investors, even as his positive long-term outlook for the sectors is still intact, he said Thursday.
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First, many investors have anticipated a modest uptick in the global economy and started buying these names when they were beaten-up at the end of February at what now looks like a bargain-basement price.
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"It became a sort of night-table book for that generation of activists, the one that would be savagely beaten up by an army of cops during the G8 summit in Genoa, July 2001," they said.
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In London lawyers are pursuing cases against Gemfields on behalf of over 100 small-scale ruby miners, who claim they were shot at, beaten up and sexually abused by police officers and the company's security guards.
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Related: A Muslim man was beaten up outside the mosque the Orlando gunman attended Police body camera footage shows officers arrive at the suburban chain hotel, draw their assault rifles, and take cover behind their vehicles.
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When I was a kid I use to be a martial artist, and I can tell the difference between people who really know the body and how to heal the body after it's been beaten up.
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Goodwin, as a speechwriter for President Lyndon B. Johnson, was called on to draft a speech after civil rights marchers were brutally beaten up by law enforcement officials on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala.
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Gail: While my Times colleagues did just break the story on Trump's hiring practices in Florida, some of the other stories he was beaten up with — the Polish workers, Trump University — have been out there forever.
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The moral squalor of the sex business is evident everywhere on the show — the prostitutes opportunistically herded into police wagons, beaten up or sliced by pimps and underpaid for their work, if they're paid at all.
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I don't think he's less fearful, or his supporters are less fearful, but you've got a bunch of people getting morally beaten up at the border and a lot of good people afraid for no reason.
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That means that a poor, unemployed city resident walking the streets of an average city today has about the same chance of being robbed, beaten up, stabbed or shot as a well-off urbanite in 1993.
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I was taking pictures on the 4th of August, I got attacked, my equipment got smashed up, I got beaten up, because what the government did was they unleashed their goons to beat up the students.
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A raging alcoholic, Sam spends the first two-thirds of the book vomiting into her wastebasket, getting beaten up by her abusive prig of a boyfriend and seeking comfort via cheap sex with a narcissistic barfly.
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The sector is so beaten up that placing some funds there seems reasonable unless the companies have such debt that higher rates and a continuing poor environment might force them to miss interest or dividend payments.
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Then last year, a pair of deliberately beaten-up-looking $43 Golden Goose sneakers and what is known as simply the "Amazon jacket," a $130 parka, was seen on moms in Chappaqua and Short Hills alike.
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I went through high school being called a fag and getting beaten up and being ostracized for being an emotional person, and so bands are a way of starting your own gang, and proselytizing your own worldview.
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" Ken Tsang, 41, a social worker and activist, beaten up by police during the 2014 Umbrella Movement "The Hong Kong police force works for the system, they work for the Beijing government and the Hong Kong government.
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"The message we're sending out is: 'don't come here, you're not welcome, we don't want you and actually you might get beaten up,'" Ali Capper, a partner in Stocks Farm in Worcestershire and Kwapniewski's employer, told Reuters.
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In graduate school, she put in long hours at the lab studying infectious disease during the week, and in her spare time on weekends, she would go caving—returning a few days later beaten up from exploring.
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She could have joined Katrin Krabbe and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce as the only women to have completed the 222.90/200m double in the same world championships but had admitted to feeling "beaten up" after her fall.
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As if Chuck Liddell hasn't beaten up enough people for one lifetime ... Donald Trump has his share of haters, so the Secret Service may need some help, and Liddell is game ... but there are financial strings attached.
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"It's gone from being a high flying growth company to being a beaten up kind of turnaround situation,"said Linda Bolton Weiser, an analyst at D.A. Davidson & Co. Weight Watchers did not respond to requests for comment.
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Robert Stack, tense and square-jawed, plays another hardboiled American, who gets beaten up for competing with the ring but ends up joining it—and finding more profit in informing on it than in participating in it.
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Her late mother was that way, too, Ms. Desai said, recalling that her mother had frequently defended her as a child when people came by to complain that she had beaten up other children on the playground.
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I've been with Messiahs who have been beaten up in the street, who have experienced violence… They all celebrate that [Jesus] was a fringe character, that he was on the outside of society, critiquing it, looking in.
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Mr. Trump has continually beaten up on his Fed chair, Jerome H. Powell, accusing him of acting too slowly and putting the United States at an economic disadvantage — criticisms which have only escalated during the virus outbreak.
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Over the weekend, for example, more than 30 girls at a rural school in northern India were beaten up by local boys and some of their parents after trying to stop months of harassment and lewd graffiti.
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The CSU got beaten up, though it will still be able to successfully form a governing coalition in Bavaria (courtesy of the Free Voters, a small conservative party that gained seats but isn't a player in national politics).
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The statements "I am being abused" and "I was beaten up by my husband" found responses such as "I don't get it" and "I'm not sure what you mean," with offers to search the web for the query.
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The key to the strategy is the combination of betting on sustained excellence from one group and the idea that many of the beaten-up companies are oversold based on problems that will eventually be solved, Stovall said.
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Beaten up emerging markets also made ground as Turkey's central bank made a rare show of independence, ignoring a fresh bashing from President Tayyip Erdogan and jacking up its interest rates by 20.8 basis points to 28 percent.
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He's a student of nonviolence who's been beaten up dozens of times; a voting rights activist who, even just a few years after the Voting Rights Act passed, found himself needing to argue that it was still needed.
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But maybe — and this is my theory, not Toobin's — Giuliani wanted to make his initial remarks seem defensible, given that he was widely beaten up in the press for having made a startling admission in the first place.
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The other was after the Battle of the Wilderness, in 1864, when Grant, having been given the Army of the Potomac and leading his forces into Virginia, got badly beaten up by Lee's troops in extremely hostile terrain.
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One 11-year-old boy in Pampore, a town in western Kashmir, told the researchers he was beaten up during his detention from August 5 to 11, and that there were boys even younger than him in custody.
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Trump routinely urges his supporters to get "tough" with protesters; tells excited stories at rallies about protesters being beaten up; and tells supporters that if they're arrested for beating up a protester, he will support them in court.
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Even if the storm remains mostly to the south of those beaten-up islands, its outer bands of wind and rain could halt recovery efforts, inflict further damage to already-broken buildings and cause flash floods and mudslides.
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Instead, the Utes looked like they did not even belong on the same field as the Ducks, getting beaten up and down both lines of scrimmage in a 37-2083 loss in the Pac-12 Conference championship game.
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There are no phalanxes of black SUVs, just beaten-up vans and rattling cars carrying combatants dressed in T-shirts and sandals and bearing weapons that look like they came from the bargain bin at the gun fair.
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It is a strange thought that a sudden easing of today's anxiety might lead to violent price changes—a surge in bond yields; a sideways crash in which high-priced defensive stocks slump and beaten-up cyclicals rally.
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On October 6th veterans armed with wooden sticks and fire extinguishers scuffled with police in the city of Pingdu, enraged by rumours that the authorities had beaten up a group of local ex-servicemen who had asked for help.
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Their victims usually happen to be from India's 14% Muslim minority, whether these are cattle-traders beaten up—and in one recent case, killed—by self-appointed protectors of the sacred cow, or cricket enthusiasts cheering the wrong team.
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At the sector level, Chase said he is very overweight health care because he believes equities in the space are cheap and have nowhere to go but up after being beaten up for the last six to nine months.
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Crossing the road in a big Chinese city three decades ago the few cars you would have seen in the sea of bicycles would almost all have been either official limousines or beaten-up Japanese saloons touting as taxis.
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Then, the relentless fighting between NATO forces and the Taliban uprooted the family from its ancestral village in the Kajaki District, forcing it from neighborhood to neighborhood in one of the most beaten-up regions of the Afghan war.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - After getting beaten up in their first light-wind races at the Rio Games on Tuesday, the world's leading Laser and Finn-class sailors took advantage of strong winds on Wednesday to reassert their dominance.
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Energy is "one sector that's just gotten beaten up over the past couple of years, so there's value to be had in a market where, I think, valuations are in general are stretched," Petrides said during the same segment.
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Once he did some work at Wrigley Field, he said, and was struck by how the metal door frames of the doors leading from the dugout were completely beaten up, as if from an industrial accident or natural disaster.
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Hunter Wallace, who runs public relations for the League of the South, wrote multiple posts trying to recast a story about a black man getting beaten up by white supremacists as a story where whites were the real victims.
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"One of the main things we talked about for her red carpet run is that because her character in the film is so dark and so beaten up, we wanted her to come off very light and elegant," she added.
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In an Instagram caption posted on Tuesday, McSwiggan claims that while out at a gay club, he was separated from his friends and "beaten up by three guys" who left him with three broken teeth and six stitches in his forehead.
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The star, who is known for portraying Sherlock Holmes in the hit BBC series "Sherlock," reportedly saved a food delivery cyclist after he was being beaten up by a gang of about four people, which The Sun reported were muggers.
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Though the iShares Core Emerging Markets ETF (IEMG) has been No. 1 in November flows, at over $2 billion, as many investors sour on the U.S. stock market and look for beaten-up overseas equities to buy at better values.
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If you have a dream, fight for it ... It's not about how many times you get rejected or you fall down or you're beaten up, it's about how many times you stand up and are brave and you keep on going.
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"Today's movement is a bit of a reflex bounce since we'd been pretty beaten up the last few days and we're also getting some support from Boeing's strong earnings," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR in Boston.
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Hours later his lawyer Elchin Sadigov told reporters that Mukhtarli had been abducted in the Georgian capital Tbilisi by a group of unknown men, beaten up and taken to the Azeri-Georgian border, where he was detained by Azeri police.
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It centers its story on a goofy, lovable white man who learns to be less racist after spending time with a black man who, though he's aloof and unlikeable at first, becomes more "sympathetic" after he's beaten up a few times.
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Certain passages would make him cry, and he told me the story of how, after being beaten up for cruising male crew members on a luxury ship, Crane threw himself overboard, toasting a crowd of partygoers before plunging to his death.
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It's only a matter of time before a man like Nate Diaz, who's been fighting in one way or another every day for the last 10 years, was bound to get beaten up by forces beyond his control or imagination.
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When he was a student at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn in 1968, the younger Mr. Bell was beaten up on Halloween night by a gang of white teenagers who struck him at the base of his skull with a metal bar.
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Downton moment cry comparison: As expected, when Mary and Matthew get engaged – you cried quite a bit, but they were (somewhat) happy tears so it didn't make your heart feel like it got sucker-punched (just a little beaten up). 7.
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Sounds spill out of every unoccupied stretch of beaten-up sidewalk, and the city's state-owned, citizen-operated music halls play host to talented locals performing son, rumba, bata, and conga-led bembe music nearly every night of the week.
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"For the next two years, Saudi Arabia is going to get beaten up in public by its chief ally, which is a problem for a country that has bet its entire future on a partnership with the U.S.," Mr. Alterman said.
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The president cited the case of Hayden Williams, a young activist who was beaten up last month as he was recruiting for a conservative organization at the University of California, Berkeley — long one of the leading centers of liberal academic thought.
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At least 20 police officers raided Mr. Alam's home on Sunday, hours after he posted a video on Facebook saying that he had been beaten up by pro-government thugs and made a similar claim in an interview with Al Jazeera.
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But in 2010, three weeks after Burhan and his older brother were beaten up by security forces, the brainy boy who got top grades at school dropped the original plan to train as a doctor and instead joined Hizbul Mujahedeen.
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Kathryn Rooney Vera, BullTick Capital Markets head of research and chief markets strategist, said that while international currencies have been "really beaten up lately" the group has seen a recovery of late and are beginning to look like a buy.
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And 224 years is a very, very long time for Argentina and its regularly beaten-up creditors: Just over the past 212 years, it has defaulted six times - in 1951, 1956, 1982, 1989, 2001, and its "selective default" in 2014.
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In "Mysterium Tremendum" (late 1980s), a collection of disposable lasagna pans, affixed with narrative drawings, tell the story of a boy named Willie who gets beaten up by neighborhood bullies, considers suicide, and ultimately feels an adrenalized comfort working on his art.
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Back in Calais, 286-year-old Hamid, from Iran, said he was in France alone but had a brother in the UK. Holding out his bandaged arm, he said he was beaten up two days ago by a policeman in the Jungle.
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The one notable moment for O'Rourke in that debate was a bad one; he got beaten up by former San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro for an alleged lack of knowledge and specificity about how to address the immigration crisis in the country.
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But by the end of the first half of this year, big oil firms like ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Royal Dutch Shell could start buying smaller companies that have been beaten up during a more than year-long oil price rout, Terreson said.
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"Oil is rallying today so that is causing some excitement in the energy space, but that is what you would expect because oil has been so beaten up," said Ken Polcari, Director of the NYSE floor division at O'Neil Securities in New York.
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Believe me, I understand the appeal of luxury and limited-edition items — but doesn't all glamour kind of go flying out the window the second you open up someone else's beaten-up box of dingy bronzer that's been sprayed with isopropyl alcohol?
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Booker and Forsett split playing time against the Titans and neither did a damn thing, but the Broncos are publicly floating the notion that Booker is beaten up, which seems to me like an excuse to use him less and Forsett more.
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Borg came very close to finishing the fight in the third round with an arm triangle, but regardless of how soundly he had been beaten up until the point Smolka showed great heart to continue to fight and finish out the three rounds.
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Her work is obviously influenced by TV shows like Battlestar Galactica, Farscape, and Firefly, in that it trends more toward a galaxy full of rusty, beaten-up spacecraft and wisecracking opportunists than it does the gleaming ideals of the Star Trek franchise.
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Earlier this month, after an eight-year-old boy was beaten up in Sarcelles by a group of teenagers who singled him out because he was wearing a kippah, it was reassuring to hear so many French public officials speak out forcefully.
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The officials said the suspect, Reeaz Khan, 21, had beaten up his father during an altercation in November that had resulted in his arrest, leading federal authorities at the time to ask New York City to hand him over for possible deportation.
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"You don't want things to slip away at the end of the year, so it's tempting to take things off the table, maybe buy something that's been beaten up," said Frank Gretz, a analyst for Wellington Shields & Co, a brokerage in New York.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Victims of modern slavery in Britain have spoken about being forced to work 19 hour days for little or no pay, beaten up and having their IDs taken from them, in a program by the UK's Channel 4 television.
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Source: Bespoke Investment Group On one level, this has been a net positive for the market, alleviating massive divergences; cooling off overheated stocks without breaking their long-term uptrends; and lifting the beaten-up stocks more than the former leaders have lost.
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"One gets detained, beaten up, survives the torture and then 20 years later, one goes through a new torture," said Behadil Dizdarevic, a survivor of two Serb-run detention camps who was ordered by a Serb court to pay more than 10,000 marka in fines.
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One Burundian, a 20-year-old farmer and member of the main opposition party, told HRW that he was beaten up after talking to a friend about the referendum at a bar in the northern region of the country near the border with Rwanda.
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"When you see the leader take the stage and attack the press and tell the audience to take back America from the minorities who are destroying it — and then laugh and sneer when a protester is beaten up — this all feels very familiar," Curry said.
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None of the phones responded to domestic violence-related phrases like "I was beaten up by my husband" by offering help, and out of all the phones surveyed, only Cortana responded to the statement "I was raped" by directing users to sexual violence resources.
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We have all seen a fight where the grappler will prove hopeless in getting his opponent to the mat, get exhausted and beaten up on the feet, and then repeatedly flop to guard and hope his opponent is stupid enough to jump on him.
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Almost everyone accepts that we should have some [negative] rights: the right not to be beaten up, not to be discriminated against, not to be barred from school for wearing a dress... I think this [report] just begins the process of mapping out the detail.
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It was, after all, exactly this kind of forced allegiance to identity-by-hashtag that had kept Hynes on the run, both literally and metaphorically, since he was being beaten up in Essex by (mostly black) kids who saw him coloring outside the sociological lines.
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The Swedish crown, which has been beaten up by the prospects of dismal global economic growth as result of trade tensions, got pushed up to a four-day high of 10.8065 against the euro , though its long-term weak trend remains unbroken for now.
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While the Packers have been beaten up against the run the past two games, they start the week ranked second in points allowed (11.7 per game), first in takeaways (eight), tied for third in sacks (12) and fourth in red-zone defense (33.3 percent touchdowns).
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It's true that if you tell police officers that protesters are a threat to social order and you don't care whether people get beaten up while being loaded into cars, some of those police officers will rough people up while loading them into cars.
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"There is no shortage of impact the decreased regulation will give to financial firms, as well as rising rates," Loewengart said, adding that financials have been depressed and beaten up for a long time and were largely left out of the stock market recovery post-crisis.
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"The ultimate takeaway here is that the first group to roll over in this whole market was the homebuilders, and they've finally gotten so beaten up that a 1-percent gain in orders is enough to satiate the sellers and to suddenly bring in buyers," he said.
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Early on Wednesday, a few hours after the abduction, lawyer Elchin Sadigov told reporters that Mukhtarli had been kidnapped in the Georgian capital Tbilisi by a group of unknown men, beaten up and taken forcibly to the Azeri-Georgian border, where he was detained by Azeri police.
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Within two years of taking the post, Mr. Burke was facing scrutiny, from federal investigators looking into whether he had beaten up the thief, and from Newsday, which reported how as a young officer Mr. Burke had been investigated for his relationship with a drug-using prostitute.
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CALAIS, France (Reuters) - In thick fog, Nasir helped load his young family's scant possessions into a van and turned his back on the beaten-up caravan that has been home for the past nine months in a migrant camp known as the "Jungle" in northern France.
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"That's a sector that was beaten up terribly over the past year and even longer on the idea that the policy risk was just too much to bear, despite what's been good sales and earnings growth amongst the best out of the S&P," he said.
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It may look like a Dalek redesigned by Jony Ive, but in its duties as a security guard on-the-cheap it has ended up in all sorts of weird scrapes: knocking over kids, getting beaten up by drunks, and, yes, committing suicide in a public fountain.
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Derek Rollingson, manager of the four-star rated by Morningstar Icon energy fund, said he is focusing on energy storage and transportation holdings, whose revenues are influenced less by the rise and fall of crude than are drillers', but whose shares have been beaten up nevertheless.
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Even the Spartan citizens, who were greatly outnumbered by the enslaved helots and noncitizen residents (the períoikoi, or "people who live around here"), had constant duties imposed on them—whether fighting in a war, or training young Spartans, or getting beaten up for stepping out of line.
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"I start driving at 6 am and continue up to 83.753 pm," said a bearded Alam, 45, as he got ready for a trip on his green and ash bus with a cracked windshield, in a city teeming with scuffed up buses and beaten-up, used cars.
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In a complaint filed with the Strasburg-based European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), Maxim Lapunov said Russia had failed to protect him as he was arrested and beaten up by police in the Chechen capital Grozny in 2017, according to a human rights group representing him.
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"It was bizarre and confusing being beaten up and called a 'Chinaman' when I was certain -- even told by my siblings and cousins -- that I wasn't Chinese," said Fulbeck, an art professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, known for his work promoting multicultural awareness.
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"I am hidden here," he said, laughing, of the nondescript peach bungalow-style house here where he lives, with a beaten-up 1990s sedan on the lawn, a motorboat in the side yard, squawking parrots on the back patio and a pregnant cat making the rounds.
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But the difficulty of preserving, displaying, and distributing such a massive piece of work (a whopping 20 canisters of film reels made transportation a sizable hassle) all but sealed it away from the public's access, excepting the occasional repertory run of a badly beaten-up copy.
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Two unnamed brothers living in a village known to be a hub of anti-India militant groups told the BBC's Sameer Hashmi that they were woken up and gathered alongside nearly a dozen other men from their village, and beaten up even as they protested their innocence.
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Dos Anjos had great success stifling the traditional guards of Nate Diaz and Anthony Pettis, perhaps Ferguson's active elbows and rubber guard game can allow him to do some damage from within the guard without getting stalled out and beaten up as the aforementioned guard players were.
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The Cavaliers have been beaten up in this quarter, but after Rodney Hood sank a 33-footer with 2:42 left in the third, Golden State called a timeout to try to regroup and come up with a way to get back on an offensive run.
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The exhibit will also include sonnets, letters, works by contemporaries and "The Torment of Saint Anthony," a supremely weird painting of the holy man getting beaten up by a group of distinctly fishlike demons that Michelangelo copied from a German print when he was barely a teenager.
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"It was wall-to-wall people chanting, 'Don't trust HK police' and providing maps of MTR stations that had been attacked in the last couple of days, and where people had been beaten up by the police," one tourist told CNN on arriving at the airport.
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The ultimate evolutionary rationale for revenge, vendettas, blood feuds, mob violence, summary justice, lynching, vigilantes, deadly ethnic riots, the code of the streets, and other forms of rough justice is deterrence: if a person anticipates getting beaten up for exploiting people, he'll think twice about exploiting them.
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"The fact that markets were beaten up so much on Friday, people were looking at the yield curve and the stock market selling off and thought things were getting weaker, but that panic phase may have passed," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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The president cited the case of a young recruiter for a conservative group who was beaten up last month at the University of California, Berkeley, and the crowd leapt to its feet when he pledged to hold school administrators accountable for ensuring that conservatives could express their views.
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They are there for a fashion show, as are around 215 editors and buyers — most standing, some sitting in the 237 beaten-up velvet-upholstered chairs provided — who have traveled from around the world to see the fall 903 collection by 290-year-old men's wear designer Gosha Rubchinskiy.
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"Sectors like technology have been beaten up quite a bit due to their international exposure, since today we are in 'up' mode, we will see investors looking to get back into these names," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas.
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Sectors in Q2: With many stocks down double digits, and many underperforming the markets because they were on the wrong side of the Brexit trade, history would indicate a likelihood of at least modest buying in the most beaten-up sectors heading into the close of the quarter on Thursday.
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He was picked up from his home on August 5th, beaten up in police custody and charged with "spreading propaganda and false information against the government" following an interview with al-Jazeera, a Qatar-based television channel, in which he was supportive of the students and critical of the government.
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While we stirred in the barley and shredded the meat for the broth, my dad shared the story of how when he was in the sixth grade, he got beaten up by a bunch of bullies who jumped him from behind, hitting him with lead pipes until he was unconscious.
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Ceri Levy used to work as a documentary maker for the pop bands Blur and Gorillaz but felt something was missing from his life and, on a whim, became the brave and passionate type of conservationist who gets beaten up or arrested for protesting against the illegal shooting of marsh harriers.
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A Democratic candidate for West Virginia's State Senate who was beaten up at a barbecue last weekend said that he suspected the attack had been politically motivated but that he still hoped to leave the hospital in time to publicly watch the results of the state primary election on Tuesday.
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It is more inspiring to talk about the brave East German citizens who took to the streets even knowing that they might be beaten up or imprisoned and that if they were imprisoned their children might be taken from them and put in an orphanage or given away for adoption.
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Fadhil Dawood, a law professor at a university in a Y.P.G.-held area of northeastern Syria, told me he wanted the students "to all be equals in front of the law," but when he expelled the relative of a Y.P.G. commander from an exam for cheating, he was beaten up.
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As beaten-up as the company is at these levels, said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management, he wouldn't go so far as to short the stock simply because of what he sees as the potential for mergers and acquisition activity in the future.
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These pieces needn't be expensive, said Mr. Fong, who is known for creating interiors filled with vintage treasures, including a home he designed with Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi that featured a room with a beaten-up wooden ring on one wall and a collection of vintage mirrors on another.
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The usual explanation is that the first half of December is dominated by tax-loss selling, and once that is completed, buyers usually step in and buy beaten-up stocks, and since volumes are typically light in the second half of December a modest increase in buying interest will produce a rally.
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As a gay person ... I am sensitive to all of that and I talked to you about this and you've already expressed that it's not being educated on the subject, not realizing how dangerous those words are, not realizing how many kids are killed for being gay or beaten up every day.
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Trump, who literally kicked off his campaign spewing hate, has demonized Latino immigrants, demeaned an American-born federal judge for his Hispanic heritage, stoked hate against Muslims, despicably mocked a disabled reporter, made sexist remarks, led the racist birther campaign and even defended a black protester being beaten up by his white supporters.
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His Paladin trilogy, which concluded in 2018, was exceptionally bloody, but, in Body Broker, the first of his new series, protagonist Jack Dixon avoids violence, opting to allow himself to be beaten up instead of fighting back as he goes in search of a teenager who has disappeared from an elite boarding school.
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He has displayed throughout this campaign contempt for the constitutional niceties; attacking courts that rule against him because of the ethnic background of the judge concerned; attacking the press (and threatening to change the law to block criticism); calling on protesters to be beaten up at rallies; and threatening to have his opponent locked up.
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Aja: Honestly, I think Todd Phillips just wants us to think Todd Phillips is a Very Serious Filmmaker, and that the way to achieve that reputation is to plaster a title credit in very serious 10-foot-tall letters over a sad image of a clown being beaten up by teens from a minority group.
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One of the most prominent flare ups recently occurred in July 2016, when Dalits took to the streets to protest after a family of leather workers was reported to have been beaten up, flogged and paraded in a town in the western Indian state of Gujarat, after they were accused of skinning a dead cow.
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And so, when former UFC light-heavyweight Fabio Maldonado (a talented fighter most famous for his ability to get beaten up by Glover Teixeira without dying) meets pound-for-pound MMA great Fedor Emelianenko in St. Petersburg, Russia, on June 17, he has announced to the world that he will do so with synthetic dehydroepiandrosterone running through his system.
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That number includes two people added over the recent holiday, according to the China National Tourism Administration: Hou Geshun from Heilongjiang Province, who was accused of burning Vietnamese money in a bar in the Vietnamese city of Danang, and Lu Shan from Beijing, who was said to have beaten up her tour guide in Yunnan Province.
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This guy's one cool customer alright, with his artfully tousled hair and his beaten up leather jacket and the really, really tight vintage t-shirt that advertises a now abandoned seafood restaurant in Santa Monica that sold OK scampi and had a cheeky slogan—"The Shrimp Pit: She Tastes Better Than She Smells"—and the worn out cowboy boots.
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Writing about her childhood in Pirmasens, Germany, in the years following Hitler's rise to power, Marianne recalled her non-Jewish friends turning their backs on her, her brothers being beaten up at school by classmates in the Hitler Youth and watching as other Jewish classmates in her public school disappeared, until she herself was no longer permitted to attend.
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It was at the time when Quinn wanted out of the C.I.A. He'd beaten up a couple of bullies in a diner, and Dar had paid him a house call, checking in on his mental health, while reminding him of the "retraining" visited upon team-quitters of questionable sanity who appear unable to keep their mouths shut.
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But never has he presented it in one sustained performative howl, combining the comic dexterity of a Louis C.K. with a Portnoyish level of detail (especially when it comes to Dovaleh's childhood: At one point, to stop himself from being beaten up by all and sundry, young Dovaleh took to walking through the neighborhood on his hands).
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In many parts of the west, in the UK and the US, gay marriage is now legal, but do not be fooled: This legislated acceptance offers no shelter from being spat at by a passing driver, or catcalled for holding hands, or beaten up for leaving the wrong bar on the wrong night on the wrong street.
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The GOP debate and the media that cover politics are dominated by whether Trump has sympathies with the Ku Klux Klan, retweets the wisdom of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, ridicules disabled people, refers to various women as "dogs" and "slobs," proposes war crimes, enjoys watching protesters being beaten up at his rallies and enjoys a mutual admiration society with Russian strongman Vladimir Putin.
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Fiction Podcast The congresswoman pointed to recently reported incidents of violence against Asian Americans, including a woman wearing a mask assaulted at a New York City subway station, a teenage boy in Los Angeles County beaten up by bullies who accused him of having coronavirus, and a family of four in Texas stabbed while trying to buy groceries amid the pandemic.
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The first fight saw the underdog Smith being beaten up for two rounds, enduring a barrage of kicks from the Sanshou stylings of Le. But, Le's gas tank depleted and Smith scored a KO win over the Vietnamese-American combat sports legend—Smith handing Le his first ever professional loss in his fighting career in an upset of gargantuan proportions.
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