BONDI: Well, first of all, you won&apost be bullied, Michelle won&apost be bullied, Sarah won&apost be bullied, Ivanka won&apost be bullied, I won&apost be bullied.
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When you're bullied in school, quite often, you're bullied by everyone.
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I've been bullied, not bullied, idolized, not idolized, all of those things.
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But the more he bullied the central bank, the more the markets bullied him.
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"We weren't just bullied at school – we were bullied at church," Leo tells PEOPLE.
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She is a mother, and she has been cyber bullied, her son has been cyber bullied.
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For the portion of respondents who have experienced cyberbullying, 42 percent report being bullied on Instagram, 37 percent report being bullied on Facebook and 31 percent have been bullied on Snapchat.
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He was first bullied by a girl, and then when he was older, he was bullied by a boy.
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If I'm going to get bullied anyway, I might as well get bullied for making a difference in the world.
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A Ditch The Label study found of 12 to 20-year-olds who'd been bullied online, 42% were bullied on Instagram.
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Bullied for her weight Brandy's sister, Jackie, says the teen had always been bullied for her weight, but the cyberbullying ramped up in April.
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Wouldn't he have wondered if the girls being bullied just like his childhood comic imagined them being bullied had anything to do with him?
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There's the obvious reason: Who wants to get cyber-bullied like I get cyber-bullied, and who wants to put up with the harassment?
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Past studies found bullied teens carry guns more often than those not bullied, but little is known about their access to those weapons, the researchers write.
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"I was bullied a lot when I was little and she taught me how, when I got bullied, to just don't think about it," Inara said.
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" Responding to West's statement that he'd been bullied backstage for wearing a pro-Trump "Make America Great Again" hat, Davidson continued, "I wish I bullied you.
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It revealed that a staggering 1.5 million young people have been bullied online within the past year and two out of 10 were bullied every day.
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"My little sister was bullied in school and I wanted to show her that I was bullied by the world," Woods says in videos pieced together by the outlet.
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" - Kyle, 19 "Bullied for dressing like a boy.
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I would be bullied for having facial hair, and then I was bullied for removing it too, 'Look Harnaam is a man, she is shaving!' people would shout at me.
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The results suggest that Muslim students are more than twice as likely to be bullied as their Protestant peers and seven times as likely to be bullied as their Catholic peers.
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"We have been bullied, our community has been bullied relentlessly to give up our power," said Antonio Arellano, interim executive director of Jolt Action, a statewide group to mobilize Latinx voters.
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Anti-immigrant hard-liners bullied Trump into repealing DACA Anti-immigrant hard-liners bullied Trump into repealing DACA Does President Donald Trump control his base or does his base control him?
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The report also showed that students who said they'd been bullied because of their race, ethnicity or nationality were twice as likely to have smoked cigarettes, and their drinking rates were higher: Four out of 10 bullied students used alcohol within the previous 12 months, compared with 3 out of 10 non-bullied students.
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Statistics from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) state that LGBTQ+ youth are often threatened or injured with a weapon on school property, bullied on school property, and bullied online.
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It featured customers who did not stand up for a high school student being bullied in the restaurant, even as they chose to report their "bullied" — mashed-up — burgers to the cashier.
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"I've not just been cyber bullied, I've been racially cyber bullied with tweets and pictures so horrific and racially charged that I can't subject myself any longer to the hate," she wrote.
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The report found that nearly half (42 percent) of all young people bullied online have been targeted on Instagram, while 223 percent report being bullied on Facebook, and 31 percent on Snapchat.
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My daughter, who is amazing and bright and innocent, was bullied the other day for the first time, and because of those qualities she will be bullied for the next ten years.
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A 2014 report by the Sikh Coalition found that over half of Sikh children in the U.S. said they were bullied in school, and 67 percent reported being bullied if wearing a turban.
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Burger King, for example, recently released an ad that looked at how many customers would stand up for a "bullied" Whopper Jr. compared with a teenager being bullied in one of its restaurants.
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And we know that the fossil fuel industry has bullied members of Congress into quiet submission — through exorbitant campaign contributions — and bullied environmentalists in the courtroom and via aggressive attacks from funded pundits.
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MS: So you think he won't be bullied by China.
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Nicole claims that Onyeka bullied her, Onyeka claims she didn't.
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"I used to get bullied in high school," she says.
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He was also bullied by classmates asking "what" he was.
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He's bullied constantly at school and feels helpless and alone.
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Moore played Lana Thomas, a popular cheerleader who bullied Mia.
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However, the school system has denied that Adams was bullied.
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She had been bullied since she was five years old.
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Neighbours avoided her, policemen bullied her, soldiers protected each other.
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Their children, when bullied, may attract less sympathy from teachers.
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"I'm not going to be bullied by anybody," he said.
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""I'm not going to be bullied or influenced by anybody.
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Chinese people are used to being bullied by the police.
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Another said she was bullied and harassed and then fired.
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Think about the women who got bullied and left behind.
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Though some classmates say he may have been bullied. Watch.
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A child who bullied might express remorse but then relapse.
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" Nora Mullins (Steph), 14 "Pretty much watching people get bullied.
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The fact that Rose is getting bullied for her skin.
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Some countries, like Australia and Canada, feel patronized and bullied.
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I grew up overweight and bullied and I hated myself.
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Morning Joe bullied Bill Kristol and almost made him cry.
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We are bullied on social media on a regular basis.
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She's being cyber bullied for her position, which is absurd.
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For fun, he and his friends often bullied each other.
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Usher won't be bullied, so Conway moves on the pilots.
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Iraq will not be bullied by the U.S. State Department.
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Poor children are especially prone to being bullied, she says.
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After being bullied in school, Eagan found solace in making.
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His parents were divorcing, and he was bullied in school.
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He's bullied just about everyone in the world of politics.
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I was bullied all through junior high and high school.
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MUNICH — He had been bullied at more than one school.
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And that summer, all these bullied kids started killing themselves.
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In China, Google has been hacked, blocked, and thoroughly bullied.
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Children were bullied by older orphans, and exploited by adults.
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Why is it going to protect them from being bullied?
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Senators who threatened and bullied became less influential as leaders.
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He bullied me, he threw a lit cigarette at me.
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They also said they were being bullied by Senate Democrats.
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Girls who bullied me in high school are into it.
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Spiegel was reportedly bullied in school from a young age.
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During middle school and high school, Van Ness was bullied.
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Abby Tang: AIM was the best way to get bullied.
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"I've been bullied by bigger people than them," he said.
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Nearly the entire class bullied me because of my religion.
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"If you did not drink, you got bullied," she said.
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An unacceptably high percentage of LGBT teens are severely bullied.
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The original figure of 14% reflected straight students bullied electronically.
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They're not going to be bullied by money and power.
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Investigators found no evidence that the boy was being bullied.
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It was Mr. McCraney who was horribly bullied, often physically.
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Either way, I just feel bullied by the Apple Watch.
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I'm killed when I go into school and am bullied.
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But my dad [the owner] bullied me into doing it.
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I don't feel like I was ever bullied or anything.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - U.S. teens who report being bullied are three times more likely to say they have access to loaded guns than kids who weren't bullied, a new study found.
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But after meeting my young patient and hearing his story of being bullied, I now make it a point to ask my patients if they are being made fun of or bullied at school.
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Many of the people who commented on the article wrote about the pain of being bullied or criticized as children — or in some cases, the pain of seeing a child bullied — for being overweight.
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Workers who were bullied on the job were 59 percent more likely to be diagnosed with heart disease or hospitalized for heart attacks or strokes than those who were not bullied, the study found.
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Is it an L.G.B.T. kid who's going to a high school and getting bullied and feeling not only bullied in high school but feeling like the governor of their state is kicking them around?
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"My little sister was bullied in school and I wanted to show her that I was bullied by the world," Woods said during the interview, according to audience videos clips obtained by The Daily Mail.
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GitHub employee Julie Horvath told TechCrunch that Theresa had bullied her about not writing negatively about the company, said she could read employees' private chats and had spies at the startup, and verbally bullied her.
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The study, published in the journal Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, found that over 11% of bullying victims and nearly 9% of those who bullied and were bullied had an "extreme desire" to have plastic surgery.
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In the group of more than 11,8003 twins, those who were bullied at age 11 were more likely to have a wide range of troubles by the age of 13 than their non-bullied siblings.
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"Many of them are being bullied and feel suicidal," she said.
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"We do not want people being bullied on there," McCarthy said.
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She was 18 years old -- and she had been relentlessly bullied.
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Chiron is relentlessly taunted and bullied as a child and teenager.
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She recently told People that she gets bullied online every day.
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BARTIROMO: Well, at least her attorney says she&aposs being bullied.
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Their results were similar to those who had been chronically bullied.
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In 2015 nine bullied pupils killed themselves, according to government figures.
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"He did feel bullied by this whole canceled idea," she said.
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"I really, truly felt bullied on the show," Caridi told Kaufman.
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There were problems at home and school, and she was bullied.
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This mouth has bullied and cheated its way through the world.
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"Nobody likes being bullied or made to feel worthless," Rose wrote.
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They came from broken homes or they were bullied at school.
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Donald Trump hasn't personally vandalized a mosque or bullied a child.
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Yes. But the bullied kid in me was hurt at first.
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I hope those who bullied him get what's coming to them.
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Alex's best friend (Russell Posner), meanwhile, is bullied for wearing makeup.
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Hannah was bullied, slandered and assaulted and it plays out ruthlessly.
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A Mon militia was recently bullied into accepting the pact, too.
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Nigel took his life because he was bullied for being gay.
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Nerdy players target the jocks that bullied them in high school.
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Nothing like physical but they still, you know, emotionally bullied him.
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In some cases, they get bullied because of where they're from.
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Are you going to let yourself be bullied by that meathead?
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Why did one particular kid get bullied on the school bus?
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In fact, there's little evidence that the shooters were ever bullied.
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She said Devin told her about being bullied as a child.
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Two thirds of adults know someone else who has been bullied.
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Hannah Jenkins says that she was never bullied for her size.
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China bullied the Philippines away from the shoal four years ago.
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She has stories of being bullied, of humiliation at field day.
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On international alliances, Trump has bullied, humiliated and marginalized our allies.
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Color of success She was once bullied over her skin color.
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Studies indicate that school shooters were bullied, ostracized, and socially rejected.
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"I said 'my doctor says I'm being bullied, actually,'" Krantz said.
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He has bullied, barked and insulted his way through the year.
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The narrator is bullied as a Jew because of his father.
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Phony conservatives are bullied into supporting policies that true conservatives abhor.
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Going high doesn't mean staying silent when bullied, but speaking out.
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Brandy Vela's sister can't remember a time when she wasn't bullied.
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"Youngsters and teens who are bullied aren't randomly selected," Reinecke says.
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Donald Trump famously bullied contestants on his "Apprentice" reality-TV show.
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Rabbi Hager did not let himself be bullied by Satmar's power.
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She'd been bullied on more than one occasion and experienced anxiety.
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"I feel like I'm being bullied, frankly, by her," Wieland added.
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She told Fast Company she was bullied mercilessly as a child.
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But Xi would not be bullied into making a bad deal.
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I learned very early on about the pain of being bullied.
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More than 40 percent of respondents said they had been bullied.
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Above, Solomon Michalski, a teenager who was bullied for being Jewish.
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"For the past year, I've felt ostracized and bullied," she said.
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But by the late '90s, gangs had bullied their way in.
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Though she had some good friends, she was bullied by others.
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Harvey Weinstein didn't just sexually abuse women, he bullied men too.
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But we will not be bullied by any of your representatives.
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I was bullied often, and I frequently felt misunderstood and isolated.
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He continued to be bullied so bad we had to leave.
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"I felt intimidated and bullied," Mr. Watson said in an interview.
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Most important, we're de-stigmatizing what it means to be bullied.
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Eventually, Gold said, Zachary and other kids ostracized and bullied Nikolas.
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He is bullied at school, called Suzie and regularly beaten up.
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The state's elected officials should not allow themselves to be bullied.
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In my former country, a bullied girl would tattle or cry.
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"Meza's family says that he was harassed and bullied," he wrote.
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As an adult, he's been beaten, bullied, and called a freak.
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He was bullied for his homemade University of Tennessee T-shirt.
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You can be busy getting on Snapchat while someone's getting bullied.
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As a child, Holland says he got bullied for learning ballet.
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It was being bullied by the bigger cats in the cage.
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Butler reveals exceptional sympathy for his bullied hero, his nerd Job.
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But soon after they met, Daniels says she essentially bullied him.
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Ms. Wright said that Raniya had been bullied in her class.
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I was bullied by people who said they were my friends.
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It offers step-by-step guidance, including on how to start important conversations for people being bullied, parents who have a child being bullied or accused of bullying, and educators who have students involved with bullying.
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According to a 2017 CDC survey, 19 percent of high school students said they were bullied at some point on campus in the 12 months prior, and 14.9 percent reported being bullied online in that time.
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Jones is not the first celebrity user to be bullied off Twitter.
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I was bullied for what felt like every reason under the sun.
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With him, I came away from every conversation feeling confused and bullied.
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"I don't think the Chinese would like to get bullied," he said.
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But bullied teenagers are unlikely to find solace in any of this.
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I'm here because back in the orphanage I bullied you, he said.
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Initially, my depression worsened as I was bullied for my gender identity.
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I was bullied to the point of suicidal thoughts in middle school.
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"People say, 'Oh, that's so strange that you got bullied,' " she shares.
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Both were shamed, bullied, and abused on social media in the aftermath.
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"When I was in high school I was severely bullied," she said.
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" The source noted, "No one bullied him about wearing the MAGA hat.
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In the suit, he says he DID get bullied by Brown's crew.
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"I was bullied because I have this thick Nigerian accent," she recalls.
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I got bullied growing up, and my only escape was art class.
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Africans who are bullied in turn became bullies, just like everyone else.
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I'm saying Weinstein bullied abused women to wear his wife's clothing line.
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Part of the reason I was bullied was because of my personality.
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We also want to show that you can move beyond being bullied.
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Newspapers still publish but are bought off or bullied into self-censorship.
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Reach out privately to the person who was bullied to offer support.
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If Alan Frumin Can't be Bullied or Bought, Can He Be Bypassed?
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Ollie, please know bullying is never about the person who is bullied.
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Isaac goes on to ask Bodi how being bullied made him feel.
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"This city will not be bullied by this administration," he said Wednesday.
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Yeah, he tells stories about having been bullied for being a nerd.
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Being different in any way doesn't mean you deserve to be bullied.
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However, President Xi will not be bullied into making a bad deal.
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"No one bullied him about wearing the MAGA hat," the source explains.
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"Some pockets of children remain bullied across their school careers," Ladd said.
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Lots of gay kids I knew in high school were viciously bullied.
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"Kids are getting bullied and I can't stand it," Warfield told CNN.
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I was bullied into staying quiet for 7 years out of fear.
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This has left Timor-Leste feeling bullied into accepting an unfair deal.
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Presumably, they also have troubled teenagers who have been slighted or bullied.
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For decades, the Russian natural gas monopoly has bullied Eastern European countries.
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In truth, many countries feel bullied by both China and Team Trump.
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At the same time, the government bullied people to back the PSUV.
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These men may be bullied or attacked by other men and boys.
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But how many people would say that they have bullied someone themselves?
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Nervous mothers say they worry about their children being bullied at school.
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Sadly we've both been bullied and targeted because of our learning disability.
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What should you do if you believe your child is being bullied?
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He may have bullied his way into the band because of that.
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Some smaller children were bullied by the older kids in the orphanage.
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And, of course, there was the risk of being rejected and bullied.
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" She spoke of the "many young women online who are being bullied.
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"I could say I'm the most bullied person on the world," Mrs.
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He had been bullied for years, and now he was being ignored.
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Darlene's son, Mark, is being bullied at school for his gender presentation.
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All three of Darren O'Brien's teenage daughters have been bullied at school.
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I got bullied and stuff in school because I was 'Dopey Opie.
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In the documentary, he spoke of being bullied because he was gay.
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They have either been bullied, have autism, or just conventionally unattractive faces.
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I was bullied for being gay and being an extra-loud person.
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" He also said, as captured in another recording: "They bullied me backstage.
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They were also asked if they had seen other people being bullied.
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No one should be bullied simply for being who they are. pic.twitter.
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But in Lindsay Lohan's eyes, Trump is the one who's being #bullied.
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He rebounded a missed three-pointer and bullied in for a layup.
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Shy and dyslexic, Julian struggles at school, bullied by peers and teachers.
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I was the same age when I was bullied for being Pakistani.
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"He has bullied Commissioner Clyburn into reneging on this deal," Berry said.
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Children still get bullied for being different, for being less than ideal.
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We are bullied, our father abandons us, our spouse up and dies.
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Greenberg is concerned Avenatti might have "bullied or just simply manipulated" Foxx.
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I danced when I was younger, and got bullied during elementary school.
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I never been bullied in my life and I never will be.
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I mean, I know people are bullied when they're 55 years old.
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Bullying still a problem About the same percentage of students, 214.5% versus 22007%, reported being bullied at school in 20173 and in 22017, and 225% of students in 21999 reported being bullied online, compared with 14.9% in 2017.
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"Clearly what was happening was the commission was trying to bully the British people - and the British people will not be bullied, and the government will not allow them to be bullied," Davis told the BBC late on Thursday.
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Trump's naval buildup, meanwhile, could reassure US allies who feel bullied by China.
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And so she got bullied and she had a tough life at home.
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As a teen, Jinkinson struggled with her identity and was bullied in school.
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IF: You're being bullied, harassed, or shunned because of your transitionTHEN: Say nothing.
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She's bullied at school and chomps on sandwiches under an exotic, drooping tree.
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The first lady told outlets that her platforms come from feeling bullied herself.
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He relentlessly bullied Tyler (Devin Druid)... but a lot of people did that.
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Last year, one employee committed suicide after being violently bullied by his boss.
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Purushi's tried working in a factory for instance, but she got bullied out.
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"I could say I'm the most bullied person on the world," she said.
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Throughout high school, Kameron was bullied for her body language, especially her walk.
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"There was times when I was bullied about dancing and stuff," he said.
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When they are dealing with their parents' divorce or being bullied in school?
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But the markets are more likely to be the bullied than the bullies.
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In a lengthy note on Instagram, Davidson said Grande's fans had bullied him.
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I've been getting online bullied and in public by people for 9 months.
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I've been constantly being ridiculed and bullied and I've still held my dignity.
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Japan was bullied into voluntarily restricting exports of everything from textiles to cars.
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Students told the news station it&aposs possible the suspect had been bullied.
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Caleb Sharpe, the suspected gunman, said the student who died had bullied him.
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You have bullied both of us, victim shamed and continued business as usual.
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He bullies Max because he himself is bullied; it's a fun vicious cycle.
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Ronald Reagan showed strength, but never bullied like this on a debate stage.
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In the days following her accuser's arrest, A.P. was bullied and harassed online.
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"Growing up, I was bullied a lot because of it," Kirsch told me.
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The young heir has been struggling at school, bullied because he's somewhat shy.
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The ordeal also affected her daughter, who was bullied at school, she says.
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I was a leader, and I brought people together when we got bullied.
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You're pretty active on Twitter — do you ever feel like you're bullied online?
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" Ouared told ITV News that the decision made him feel "bullied" and "violated.
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Mikkel is getting bullied at school by Katharina, and decides to ditch class.
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She ruined any chance I had of getting through school without being bullied.
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And she's sick of her and her family being bullied on the internet.
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But he had fought to protect others, including kids being bullied, he said.
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I was bullied a lot by my cousins and classmates for my curls.
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He would rage a lot and I felt like I was being bullied.
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When he's not at home, he's trying not to get bullied at school.
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A former classmate of Long's tells TMZ, Long was bullied in high school.
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He then tells his son that even he gets bullied about his tattoos.
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I think about him, Steven, and the fact remains that he bullied me.
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"I could say I'm the most bullied person on the world," Melania explained.
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"I was bullied and they called me all kinds of names," she says.
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" Wearing a Make America Great Again cap, West added, "They bullied me backstage.
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Nassar is having to be bullied and attacked by people bigger than him?
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VanZant's high school memories are rather painful because she used to be bullied.
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My goal is to have more tattoos than the girl who bullied me.
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It's time people who are being bullied and shamed stand up for themselves.
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"Thank You" is about my dad and how getting bullied in elementary school.
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Many people can cite instances in which they think they have been bullied.
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He was bullied, harangued and harried out of the game by the Italians.
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"I could say I'm the most bullied person on the world," Trump said.
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"There was times when I was bullied about dancing and stuff," he says.
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In the video, Centineo comforts Collins, who is being bullied in high school.
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"I'm being bullied by a 6-foot-3-inch man," one post reads.
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And once you start worrying about getting bullied, committing suicide might be possible.
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"I'm sure they would get bullied while showering in the gym," he laughs.
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Running back Karlos Williams bullied opposition and could eventually be Buffalo's lead back.
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Trump attended the G7 summit, and bullied several world leaders, on June 9.
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I think Dahl always felt like an outsider who was bullied into Britishness.
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Many children — gay or straight — are bullied in middle school and high school.
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Over the next few months, Solomon was bullied in an increasingly aggressive fashion.
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"Like that was going to stop her from being bullied," Ms. McIntosh said.
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An 8-year-old boy died by suicide after being bullied at school.
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The traffic came against him, and he felt unprotected, bullied by the lights.
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Same-sex couples engaging in consensual sex continued to be bullied and harassed.
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He, for one, "had not felt bullied, threatened, and intimidated," Kent told lawmakers.
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She added that her husband had never bullied or oppressed the sergeant major.
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But the movie's not really a movie about being bullied for being tall.
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The pygmies were bullied by other tribes and suffered from alcoholism and addiction.
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Before becoming a Playboy Bunny, Jenny McCarthy was badly bullied in high school.
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"Most people don't take well to being bullied," he added at the time.
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Eiland spoke briefly, saying she was victim-shamed and bullied after the incident.
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We now know the Parkland shooter was bullied and ostracized by his classmates.
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She's a bullied teenager with anger issues, whom Oates describes in livestock terms.
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Don't be bullied by people who say that's silly or meaningless -- it isn't.
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He buries the hatchet with the bulls who bullied him as a child.
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One of few Asian kids in his town, he was bookish and bullied.
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And the lucky ones get bullied into relinquishing rights contained in real ones.
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Meet Keaton Jones a very smart little boy who is being bullied at school.
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Their message is about peace and love and protecting all kids from being bullied.
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In 2015 after reportedly being bullied for years, Blanket changed his name to Bigi.
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I don't like the bully nature behind it, and video games have gotten bullied.
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But Der Spiegel has startling evidence of how aggressively Europe's elite clubs bullied UEFA.
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I mean, people who bullied me at St. Paul's now march in Women's Marches.
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He used terrible tactics, I was bullied on the stand, and I was angry.
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Clearly comes from being bullied in school & wanting to stick up for the underdogs.
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People bullied each other and here I was expected to do something about it.
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Rochelle is multiracial and is bullied for her hair by a blond, popular girl.
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These young kids, they're like 12, 13, and they're going to school, getting bullied.
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We will not stand by and be bullied by the majority party any longer.
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She said she started boxing after she got bullied at school for being overweight.
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In 2015 after reportedly being bullied for years, he changed his name to Bigi.
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Today, it also reported on documents suggesting footage of children being bullied was permitted.
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She was bullied at school because she was in a same-sex, interracial relationship.
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"We will not be bullied into withholding abortion information from our patients," she added.
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Unfortunately, Robertson said these makeup mishaps led her to be bullied in high school.
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Even though we are a small country, we can't be bullied by developed countries.
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Shoya and some of the other kids bullied her, which eventually reaches the principal.
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"It is reprehensible how progressives have bullied her and her family's company," LePage said.
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But could the intruder be the BFF who killed herself after being bullied online?
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" In the video's caption, Rabe's parents wrote that Lexi was being bullied "yet again.
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Most surveys of KiVa's effects show steep drops in the numbers reporting themselves bullied.
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The United States bullied China during trade talks, a Chinese Commerce Ministry official says.
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As the photographs circulated online, A. was bullied at school and shunned by friends.
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Growing up in Airdrie, Canada, the teen was bullied both online and in person.
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They bullied me backstage they said, 'Don't go out there with that hat on.
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The gymnast says that she was bullied for her muscular body as a kid.
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On the surface, it does appear as if Trump "bullied" them into doing it.
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And it was still terrifying and I still got bullied and still experienced trauma.
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I am not comfortable with any of us being controlled, manipulated, silenced, or bullied.
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You can also report that a friend is being bullied for the first time.
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I wanted to start playing the violin because I was being bullied in school.
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He says other children called him a dog and bullied him for looking different.
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Scheana Marie swears co-stars Katie, Stassi, and Kristen Doute have systematically bullied her.
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"I could say that I'm the most bullied person in the world," she said.
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All the while, someone else was getting stepped on and bullied while others laughed.
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The company has bullied and intimidated journalists in an attempt to hide the truth.
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His weight, he explains, had ballooned as a result of years of being bullied.
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They have higher rates of depression than those who are neither bullied nor bullies.
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After he was hurt in London, Chicago was bullied by the Raiders' run game.
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And that's why Americans are flocking to him, because they hate [seeing] people…bullied.
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What we quickly learned Wednesday was that Spiegel is not here to be bullied.
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If the prognosis wasn't hard enough, Burke soon found herself being bullied by classmates.
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When I was a teenager, I was bullied to the point of becoming suicidal.
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I felt like I was in middle school all over again, like being bullied.
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Turkey's president has proven time again that he is not one to be bullied.
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She said he was bullied at his elementary school for the last two years.
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Kate then bullied me into being her friend and I'm very grateful she did.
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It follows a young, bullied boy named Oskar who meets a child vampire, Eli.
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"I get bullied a lot because of the way I look," Harvey told Yahoo.
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"I got bullied terribly on social media," she told host Tom Bergeron, People reports.
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His only move against abortion was Clarence Thomas, and he was bullied into it.
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"When I was in middle school, I was very severely bullied," Ms. Lee says.
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Rush, 17, added that he was bullied a lot when he was Cyrus's age.
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In this case, Democrats face an adversary who is not going to be bullied.
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Jackie told PEOPLE that she can't remember a time that her sister wasn't bullied.
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This former pub employee was bullied by not one, but two, people working there.
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Feel bad for people out there who are being bullied who don't have support.
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Since he left, Murphy has bullied the Mets at the plate at every turn.
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She said in a statement that she would not be "bullied" by the megastar.
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She's a showoff desperate to disappear, a bullied kid who calls other kids sluts.
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You are pimpled, wimpy, and Jewish, and you are bullied for all of it.
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Who lets their child be bullied for the sake of a few summer barbecues?
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I don't normally do this, it's because my girlfriend bullied me into doing it.
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One girl actually took her hijab off because she was being bullied so badly.
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Many children are reporting being targeted or bullied at school because of their faith.
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When she was being bullied, Rogers says she would come home from school upset.
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But feeling harassed by her boss and bullied by her fellow teachers, she quit.
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But a couple of his colleagues bullied him and made his work life intolerable.
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He said he even ignored attacks on his younger sister, Sanaa, who was bullied.
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She's also been known to stand up for anyone being bullied online, including herself.
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Kayla and Kiara, who said they were often bullied, have felt ostracized at school.
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"We will not be bullied into withholding abortion information from our patients," Johnson said.
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They were so eager, in fact, that many homeowners were unlawfully bullied into foreclosure.
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He has bullied the political system into paralysis on both sides of the aisle.
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Rachel Renée Russell: When my daughters Erin and Nikki were younger, they were bullied.
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He added that he won't be "bullied" by Congress, the media or the President.
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You have to send a loud, clear message that you will not be bullied.
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She barely spoke and rarely participated in school; her mother said she was bullied.
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Trying to blend in, for better or worse, is what most bullied kids do.
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The boy was invited to the SOTU after being bullied for his last name.
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"He was not going to be bullied," said Dawn Alvarado, 52, a occupational therapist.
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Congressional Budget Office analysts refused to be bullied and provided dispassionate, and devastating, analyses.
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He'd fought kids who'd bullied him and those fights had gone on his record.
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Refinery29: This is a movie about a tall girl being bullied for her height.
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Freshly arrived from Czechoslovakia, I was bullied by a boy for being an immigrant.
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Would our daughters and sons stand passively by if they saw someone being bullied?
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I got beat up and bullied by kids a lot just for being Indian.
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I got beat up and bullied by kids a lot just for being Indian.
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What about the teenager with a disability who's getting bullied every day at school?
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Fortunately for Scott Garrett, we've seen how well President Trump responds when he's bullied.
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Porter's mother, Ashley Jones, told CNN affiliate WJW she thinks her son was bullied.
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However, President Xi will not be bullied into making a bad deal, they added.
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A clean start Some of his students were bullied because their clothes were dirty.
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And that's why Americans are flocking to him, because they hate [seeing] people ... bullied.
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" Clyburn told reporters she is five feet two inches tall but "not easily bullied.
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"They're allowing themselves to be bullied by the E.P.A.," said Ms. Wilson, a Republican.
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It's the same feeling I had with the people who bullied me in school.
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But he's not going to be bullied into putting his conference into a disadvantage.
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Tyson will not be bullied and she will not be silenced by such threats.
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Picciolini said his family didn't encourage racism, but he felt alienated from being bullied.
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It was Michonne who convinced Rick that they couldn't get bullied by Negan anymore.
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Armed to the teeth, they fought one another, bullied their own, and massacred civilians.
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Burger King is taking a stand against bullying in a clever new ad that reveals what matters most to people: a bullied high school junior student or a bullied Whopper Jr. If that sounds strange, just stick with us for a second.
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He can say whatever he wants to say about all his other issues he has and being bullied—which, I don't understand how the greatest of all time gets bullied—but it all comes down to him being scared of me beating him.
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Medical records indicate that the boy said he heard voices that commanded him to kill students who bullied him, but there were no documented incidents of the boy being bullied in school records outlined in the affidavit, The Richmond Palladium-Item reported.
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She says she was first bullied for her patch when she was in elementary school.
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Callers bullied their victims with the threat of arrest, jail, seized homes and confiscated passports.
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The disabled are often bullied and told in a million ways that they're not important.
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It might not do the job, but at least I wouldn't feel bullied by it.
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I have friends all over the world that are severly [sic] bullied that I love.
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Kids bullied online are nine times more likely to have their identities stolen, researchers found.
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Growing up, the 25-year-old says she was often bullied for her "boyish" looks.
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"We had to do it because we were so bullied," Kelli says of the suit.
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"I've been getting online bullied and in public by people for 9 months," he wrote.
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The East Tennessee Diversity Prom gives students a night off from worrying about being bullied.
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Andrew's father, Matt Leach, told WREG his son was being bullied because he was bisexual.
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Erika, an 18-year-old who left her school in Tokyo after being bullied, agrees.
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Reports of teenagers bullied online and committing suicide naturally cause panic among parents and legislators.
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"Unfortunately, Joshua has been bullied in school due to his last name," the release states.
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Bullying doesn't just affect the child being bullied; it affects every child who witnesses it.
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All men have this range of physical expression — it's just often bullied out of them.
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So at the beginning of the year they kind of bullied me and my brother.
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Your child may face tough days at school where they are bullied for being gay.
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Another person in pain is Sarah, who, as suspected, was bullied at Hannah's old school.
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I was a shy kid—I was weird, I was introverted and I was bullied.
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I almost felt like I was back in middle school all over again, being bullied.
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"We just felt bullied," Zerorez co-owner Michael Kaplan told the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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When bullied adolescents and teens turn to drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes, they're often self-medicating.
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Never bullied anyone, just said I️ didn't agree with what is being propagated on tv.
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A lot of kids are bullied, but they will be so uplifted by your courage.
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I was told I acted like a girl and was bullied and shamed for that.
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Trump, she's the "most bullied person in the world," she said during the same interview.
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Farrah Abraham's 8-year-old daughter was bullied in school for not having a father.
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If you were bullied as a kid, you're more likely to face hardships an adult.
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Serious candidates who wanted to run against him were arrested or bullied into dropping out.
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After Parkland, some commenters suggested that that shooter, too, lashed out because he was bullied.
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Yes, he is offering some sage words of wisdom to a sad, bullied German boy.
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She's forced to accept that as a teenager, she bullied her son in high school.
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It's revealing to see what exact words pissed Trump off—the refusal to be bullied.
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He had been labeled "bad" for years, bullied by peers, and abandoned by his mother.
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It basically forces him to vote no or he looks like he can be bullied.
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If the present is painful, the future also does not bode well for bullied students.
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I read a statistic somewhere that 90 percent of ginger kids are bullied in school.
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He said Hedman was a micromanager and many of her employees felt bullied by her.
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Twenty-eight percent were physically bullied, compared to 21 percent of native English-speaking students.
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Trump bullied the GOP field on social media and blitzed Hillary Clinton in the fall.
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Prisons were ransacked, officers were killed, and staff were bullied into making concessions for inmates.
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There is no way he can feel bullied about who he chooses to vote for.
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And even with the backlash, he doesn't seem to care that he cyber-bullied Oprea.
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Clearly an anomaly when I started school; I was naturally bullied by the other kids.
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I was bullied a lot for being masculine and for being perceived as a lesbian.
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She also says campaign staffers attempted to steal her personal laptop, and cyber-bullied her.
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Steinbrenner bullied Waldman to tears, then receded to more acceptable levels of boorishness days later.
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Voters in Ireland gave that the thumbs down, too, before being bullied into ratifying it.
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I was getting bullied around the court and Stan was hitting a bunch of winners.
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During my first year at boarding school, I was bullied by students in my dorm.
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It wasn't the first time her daughter had been bullied at the school, Sims said.
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" Wheeler gave a one-word response to charges that he bullied his fellow commissioner: "Balderdash.
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Sampaio has said in multiple interviews that she wasn't bullied for this as a child.
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However, Ms. Taylor will not be bullied and remains steadfast in holding Defendant Brown accountable.
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"I will not be bullied into playing a game that killed my mum," he said.
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And Joseph, bullied at his new school, left Valley Forge after one year, she said.
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The rate of middle schoolers being bullied primarily increased in Republican districts, the study noted.
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I was always into sport and that was mainly because l was bullied at school.
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"[Trump's] being a bully to the bullies who have bullied all of us," Hughes says.
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President Hassan Rouhani said on Saturday Iran would not be bullied into negotiating, IRNA reported.
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And I was bullied for a while, so I think it comes from that too.
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During his decades in the spotlight, he has bullied and shamed women for their weight.
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She said that other students bullied her grandson and that the school offered little help.
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But, according to Snyder, the student was bullied by others who mocked the DIY design.
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She was hairy during elementary school, she said, and was bullied relentlessly because of it.
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In Season 3 he bullied most of the town, attempting to instill distrust and fear.
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Incognito insisted that he never bullied Martin and was in fact his friend and mentor.
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I wasn't weird and I didn't get bullied, but I was very much a loner.
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I was concerned about her labeling herself at such a young age and being bullied.
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She had been bullied herself, and was coming out of a bad breakup, she added.
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In lectures and displays, they have been told that China will never again be bullied.
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In the video, the boy who is bullied has a cast on his right arm.
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Senior colleagues bullied and screamed at young women, causing them to cry at their desks.
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An inarticulate simpleton, he gets bullied by his obnoxious brothers, forced to make them dinner.
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His rivals' newspapers claim the kid was "Bullied to Death" while in the Roys' employ.
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Her advice to the youth directly was to call someone if they are being bullied.
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Her father was violent and inconsistent, Ms. Wayman said, and she was bullied at school.
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In middle school, children bullied him because his skin was much darker than Mr. Nieves's.
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"New Yorkers will not be targeted or bullied by an authoritarian thug," Ms. James said.
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They look in particular for kids who are being bullied or who have special needs.
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If you want them to be less likely to be bullied, help them make friends.
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We will not allow New Yorkers to be targeted or bullied by an authoritarian thug.
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Lastly, there is Kae, 23, an artist who has been bullied most of her life.
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Jennifer Aniston is coming forward with her own experience of getting "bullied" by Harvey Weinstein.
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She was a fan of Hannah Montana, but not Miley Stewart, who she often bullied.
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Ms. Echeverria said she never knew for sure whether her brother had actually been bullied.
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"I have good friends at Syracuse, so I get bullied," said Kit Devine, a freshman.
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But the young president was ultimately either seduced or bullied by the National Security state.
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She also claimed to be "the most bullied person in the world" in her interview.
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" Wheeler gave a one word response to charges that he bullied his fellow Democrat: "Balderdash.
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SELENA GOMEZ I think he understood that I knew what it meant to be bullied.
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Last laugh An elementary school student was bullied for his homemade University of Tennessee shirt.
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And while I may not like the person being bullied, I dislike the bullying more.
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He was short until he turned 11 years old, and he was bullied in school.
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She once said she was bullied for being a "girly boy" when she was young.
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But she makes a good point about being bullied on set: It's her body, her choice.
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One neighbor, Sara Demiri, 15, also said older boys on the bus had sometimes bullied Nicole.
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They have bullied America's youth for too long, and I'm going to do something about it.
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She is sometimes bullied by Veronica (played by Kristine Froseth), her high school's resident mean girl.
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The elder Fry said his son was bullied in high school because of his Japanese heritage.
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"It gives me anxiety being this open, but being bullied is a universal problem," Lipnicki wrote.
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Margaret Court acts like an asshole, gets called on it, and then claims she's being bullied.
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It's very empowering to not be scared or bullied into doing things one way or another.
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Like too many other young students, 10-year-old Egypt "Ify" Ufele was bullied at school.
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I want people who are still being bullied to know that I want to change things.
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JAKE TAPPER, CNN: Porn star Stormy Daniels claims President Trump broke the law, had her bullied.
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Lewinsky's announcement is full of dramatic visions of what it's like to be bullied on Twitter.
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The boy, now 244, is one of hundreds of evacuees to have been bullied at school.
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To drive home the message, they show pictures of teenagers who killed themselves after being bullied.
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Bill Clinton has actually abused women and Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims.
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Tyler also had a room filled with photos of his classmates — classmates who had bullied him.
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Ahuja added that young Sikhs in her community are often bullied in school for wearing turbans.
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Some tweets name those pictured, meaning that the individuals could have been specifically targeted, or bullied.
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The trailer introduces a young boy named Jojo who creates an imaginary friend after being bullied.
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Effeminate with red hair and a fondness for singing, I was picked on, bullied and harassed.
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Bourdain himself criticized the treatment of Argento when she was initially bullied following her #MeToo reveal.
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If desirable land was owned by Indians, Jackson bullied or bribed them into selling it cheap.
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It was there that the Hollywood mogul "bullied his way up into her room," he added.
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Some turn to the MRFF because they feel bullied over religious matters by commanders or chaplains.
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Most days, he's talking to texters who are being bullied or having difficulty with self-image.
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Journalists always have to be careful to be responsive to readers without letting themselves be bullied.
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But I've been bullied since I've been nine, from the whole world it feels like sometimes.
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Ahuja urged others to come forward, saying many of her colleagues had been harassed and bullied.
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He said Pagourtzis didn&apost show signs of being bullied but also rarely talked about himself.
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I also believe that they should not be doing it because they were bullied into it.
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In the aftermath of the 210 unrest, he'd watched in dismay as Rakhine Buddhists "bullied" Muslims.
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You see people within those organizations trying to do the right thing, refusing to be bullied.
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Each day, more than 160,000 kids stay home from school out of fear of being bullied.
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For months it has bullied the South for installing American anti-missile defences known as THAAD.
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McKenzie died by suicide earlier this month after being relentlessly bullied at school, her family said.
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She's not being bullied by her peers or their parents or her school or her community.
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Unsurprisingly, other countries resented being bullied by the Americans, preferring a globally agreed set of rules.
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Deal said he was not bullied into his decision but felt a law was not necessary.
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" She continues, "And people think that, like, we don't get bullied in Hollywood — but we do!
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These party actors and donors weren't bullied into joining the Clinton juggernaut—they did it willingly.
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It's about this boy who's being bullied at school and becomes friends with this little girl.
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When he heard she was getting bullied at school, he had a #SuperBowlSurprise for her. pic.twitter.
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Bill Clinton has actually abused women, and Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed, and intimidated his victims.
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"Clearly comes from being bullied in school & wanting to stick up for the underdogs," Rose wrote.
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"She didn t like going to school, because she was bullied," Weeks told The Washington Post.
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I am fortunate that I have never been discriminated or bullied because I am a girl.
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The 6-foot-4 inch teen weighed 335 pounds and was often bullied about his weight.
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In the end, I linked up with a similarly ticklish school friend who was also bullied.
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There's Laura Dern as Renata/Business Wife, the power-posing CEO whose daughter was being bullied.
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More than 3.2 million students in the United States are bullied each year, according to DoSomething.
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I was bullied almost daily and endured humiliating embarrassments, like being dumped in a garbage bin.
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"If we have anxious and bullied children, they end up losing hope," says Mightifier's Kirsi Haapamäki.
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Although she is naturally thin and muscular, Torres was still bullied for her body growing up.
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I was sick of being bullied and for people thinking I'm just some punk from Hollywood.
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They pointed to bullying — even though the shooters weren't particularly unpopular or bullied in their school.
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It has also bullied Kenya into sending Taiwan citizens, detained on suspicion of fraud, to China.
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Pearl levels serious claims—nobody deserves to be bullied in the workplace—but discrimination rewards vary.
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Main character Dawn Wiener was the bullied, degraded, flawed, and deeply irritating kid of the decade.
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Some described him as an isolated schoolboy who had been bullied but who could be treated.
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Barr said that he wouldn't allow himself to be influenced or "bullied" by anyone, including Trump.
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"Elon got bullied and beaten because he was one of the small, nerdy kids," Schilling says.
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On the playground, children who are being bullied display body language that can be readily identified.
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I wore a hat to school and got ridiculed and bullied by some of my classmates.
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To any bullied kid (or adult) out there — try to build some of that armor up.
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She didn't know I'd been bullied at school until I wrote about it in a newspaper.
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She's a little girl who has bullied you, and you came in crying to your mother.
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Earlier this year, Haley lambasted the U.N., which she said had "bullied" Israel in the past.
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Because Trump bullied a disabled reporter doesn't mean Wolf should be able to bully Sarah Sanders.
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Growing up bullied, Son developed "an I'll show you approach" that he's carried throughout his life.
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She was bullied by some of the other students, and Balwani had come to her aid.
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Makeup party A 9-year-old was bullied for wearing pink lipstick and painting his nails.
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"There's no way in which Mexico can be bullied into doing such a thing," he added.
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"I feel like I'm being bullied, frankly, by her," she told Easy Reader News of Kidd.
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Thaksin said it was the latest example of him and his family being "blamed and bullied".
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Marianne is comfortable in secrecy, which is to say that she is used to being bullied.
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Back in London, Ms. Atwell recalled, she was bullied for her uncool "trainers" and general oddness.
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You know the one—quiet, thoughtful, not the popular kid, not the bully or the bullied.
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You could be bullied and called mortadela (a sausage commonly regarded as a poor man's food).
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You can be traumatised, you can be bullied, and all of that was so spot on.
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That doesn't make us any better than the bullies who bullied us back in high school.
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More than half of them had been bullied by peers and mistreated by caregivers as children.
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Today is one of the few days they are getting envied for it, and not bullied.
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Absolutely. The film is highlighting the pain of being marginalized, bullied, and hurt for being yourself.
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That they ought to feel sorry for Carrie who's bullied into self-destruction for being different.
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Tsai says she wants to maintain the status quo with China but will not be bullied.
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"Your mother is being bullied so badly by Tusla she can't manage your release," O'Connor wrote.
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In middle school, before Andrew Goodman was even sure what he was, other kids bullied him.
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McCain and I both have travelled long roads since he was imprisoned and I was bullied.
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"Weight is now one of the most frequent reasons kids are teased or bullied," she said.
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We are largely ignorant of what it's like to be economically, socially, professionally and sexually bullied.
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We've been seduced and bullied into thinking of the awards season as a process of politics.
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Rivers is a solid on-ball defender against guards, but has gotten bullied by bigger wings.
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You worry that she'll be bullied or ostracized, or that she'll define her identity too narrowly.
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Then there's the HPV: There are terrible uptake rates in south and central US. Cyber-bullied?
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Mr. Hoshi said he had been bullied for being gay at his all-boys middle school.
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I kept this to myself, which nearly two-thirds of children who are bullied also do.
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The girl said her classmates had bullied her before the school trip, according to the lawsuit.
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Cavaliers 220, Knicks 216 LeBron James has bullied the Knicks during his 228-year N.B.A. career.
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My colleagues have been arrested, bullied, detained and threatened by all sides in the continuing conflict.
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She said her son was depressed and anxious because he was bullied at Dennis Intermediate School.
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Trump claims he bullied Kim Jong Un into those summit meetings, but that inverts what happened.
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So if a boy acts more "feminine" (like being kind), he can be teased or bullied.
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At 14, she was bullied at school after her first romance with another girl was exposed.
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The media are bullied and bribed into becoming de facto propaganda organs of the ruling clique.
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One year later, the President of the United States has publicly mocked and bullied that woman.
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"That whole year, I was being bullied by the kid sitting next to me," she said.
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We cannot allow it to be further captured by corporate influence or bullied by Executive overreach.
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"Of course dancers can be bullied and abused and harassed, and should speak," Mr. Ek said.
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"I will not be bullied into playing a game that killed my mum," Prince Harry said.
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They hounded and bullied her until it was no longer tenable to stay, just like Diana.
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Mr. Kalanick later vowed never to be bullied again and turned the tables on his tormentors.
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When she returned to school, Ernman said her daughter was bullied and school officials blamed her.
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When Mothers Bully Back A good mother does bad things on behalf of her bullied son.
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In Canada, there have been reports of Chinese children being bullied or singled out at school.
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Yes, he said, he knows Student A. He has since middle school, where she was bullied.
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If they were chronically bullied, they are likely to be more isolated, less educated and poorer.
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After the San Jose rally in early June, protesters bullied and spat on straggling Trump supporters.
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But Mr. Tourville was bullied so badly that he changed high schools in his second year.
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Trump won the Republican nomination by proving that even adults can be bullied with schoolyard taunts.
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The leader, who demanded absolute obedience, bullied Mr. McNeely from the pulpit for the slightest infractions.
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He gives comfort to people who feel lonely or who have been bullied in some way.
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He's constantly bullied by a set of cannibalistic peers, led by the evil Fleshlumpeater (Jemaine Clement).
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Some school shooters are loners who feel persecuted or bullied, but many are kids who were already violent — they're not bullied kids who were hurt until they snapped, they're bullies who hurt other kids and then keep escalating their violence until they reach for a gun.
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"She didn't like going to school, because she was bullied," the newspaper quoted Ms. Weeks as saying.
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Her sole worry revolves around her daughter Amabella and how she's being bullied by an unknown assailant.
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She phoned to tell me about circulation problems in her feet and cried about being bullied online.
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Jan-di is bullied for her lack of wealth, but her bully quickly develops feelings for her.
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Over the 10-year study period, being bullied, being a bully and witnessing bullying became less common.
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Researchers found that severely obese children were teased and bullied by classmates as early as age six.
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Brent is a playboy who you will be shocked (shocked!) to discover was bullied in high school.
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I was cyber-bullied by real humans, the sixth-graders one year above me in grade school.
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" "A lot of children who are bullied don't talk about it at home, don't tell their parents.
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It's great that Jack Dorsey can step-in when high profile users are bullied on the platform.
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"Most people are bullied because they're better than the people who bully them," he told the performer.
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"In high school, a friend of mine was bullied, and he unfortunately took his life," Miron said.
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But if you had any inkling that you were for Trump, you got bullied for doing that.
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When some of the children did attend a public school, they were bullied for their smelly clothes.
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Only 2.5 percent of the teens who were not bullied brought weapons to school, the study found.
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He talks about being bullied and there being a lack of nurture and care during that time.
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After years of being bullied as a child, she was worried the audience's reaction would be triggering.
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Josh doesn't dig as deep, but it's evident that he was bullied physically and verbally at school.
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SARA EISEN: There is also talk that the Fed is right now being bullied by the markets.
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She expressed concern about whether her notoriety would cause her future child to be bullied and teased.
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These are important questions for survivors to consider, and shouldn't be bullied about them by outside forces.
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There, Unicole posted about being bullied by fellow high school cheerleaders, and got kicked off the squad.
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In a 2011 study, 31.5% of children surveyed said they were bullied because of their food allergies.
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People will get bullied, people will get hurt, but it's OK because we have this larger goal.
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She bullied her dinner guests into not breathing a word, into lending her money, selling her heroin.
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One woman is Tess, a former employee who slashed her wrists after being bullied on social media.
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She was released without being charged but has said the incident left her feeling terrified and bullied.
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In the video shared on Facebook on Friday, Keaton emotionally explained how he was bullied at school.
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" In addition, several news organization have reported that the accused shooter was bullied and "mistreated at school.
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Am I afraid that he's going to be bullied in high school because he has two dads?
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When the innocent are bullied into trading away their day in court, justice is weakened for everyone.
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Communities provide leverage to those who might otherwise find themselves bullied by the state or by markets.
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When the state bureaucracy insists on rule-of-law norms, it too must be bullied into submission.
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" Often, she was bullied for her weight, causing her to be "a very introverted and hidden person.
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What's more ... the law firm says it was Farrah who bullied promoters with unreasonable and unnecessary demands.
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"I could say I'm the most bullied person on the world," she told ABC News last year.
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"I could say that I'm the most bullied person in the world," she tells ABC. https://t.
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The majority of bloggers often post experiences of being bullied and feeling like a loner among peers.
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Many people feel bullied for being different and probably wanted to comfort Jones out of sheer empathy.
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One teacher told police that the younger attacker had been bullied while he was a student there.
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He's not going to be bullied by Kim Jong Un. He's been under a lot of pressure.
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A group of girls in my grade suggested that I might be bullied because I never retaliate.
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Later, my sexual awakening occurred at the precise moment I began to be bullied for being gay.
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I was bullied, like most people, by the popular boys—the most handsome and arrogant and swaggering.
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" In summary, according to one Twitter user, "Went from being bullied to a LEGEND in 24 hours!!!!!
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That they feel like they are being bullied at school perhaps or they&aposre addicted to drugs.
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It was interesting because he talked about bullying, that's why he talked a lot about being bullied.
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I remember being bullied so badly that at some point I would do anything to fit in.
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Relentless bullying Nasir Andrews' parents say she's been bullied since she started a new school in September.
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You really are a superhero and you are inspiring people who are getting bullied to speak up.
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A bureaucrat-dominated colossal that overreached, bullied, and pursued "social goals" in the name of democratic integrity.
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I actually didn't go to school for two years because I was bullied so badly by her.
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Children with the condition are often bullied at school and forced to eat separately from their peers.
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The plausible conclusion is that governments cannot be bullied by threats of moving investments in advanced industries.
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If you have ever been bullied or abused, election 2016 coverage can be nails on a chalkboard.
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Every day, women across the country are catcalled on the street, groped by strangers and bullied online.
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The group was an inspiration, said Miho Kishi, who was bullied about her weight as a child.
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Do they have the emotional depth necessary to handle the inner chaos of a bullied teen girl?
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The station said that Smith said he was often bullied at school because of his cleft lip.
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Holmes promised to "transform health care as we know it," and got "bullied into submission," Draper said.
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But to not raise rates in this meeting would look like they're allowing themselves to be bullied.
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In other words, they'd be treated just like Anita Hill and bullied just like Christine Blasey Ford.
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The clear subtext throughout her appearances was that she would not be bullied by anyone, including Trump.
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She never planned on getting into pageants: In fact, she was bullied at school for her looks.
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The incident made Keeler think back to a time he says McGregor bullied a friend of his.
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She also said he wasn't bullied, had a girlfriend, and was active in his Boy Scout team.
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Teddy Roosevelt bullied the judicial system, but Jefferson and Franklin D. Roosevelt actually tampered with its organization.
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And we are tired of being bullied by the experts and the consultants and the corrupt class.
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They can feel confused and heartbroken, and on top of that, be bullied for what they're wearing.
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You were the weird kid that got bullied, so stop acting like a bully now, please. Right?
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He says that he didn't fit in and was bullied, which left him feeling angry and alone.
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He bullied his presidential opponents, "Little Marco" and "Lyin' Ted" and "Crooked Hillary," during the 28503 campaign.
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He told ABC News he was bullied outside the home and called "every name in the book."
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"Another is quoted as saying: "Sometimes if you are wearing the default skin you can get bullied.
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I mean, he himself was the son of Norwegian immigrants, and was bullied at British boarding schools.
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But fortunately I was never bullied because of it, and people never joked about me during sleepovers.
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It is a dereliction of duty for administrators to allow themselves to be bullied into unprincipled positions.
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Ailes, who died in 2017, brayed and bullied his way to the center of media and politics.
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Thus, the highest achievers get bullied more than high achievers, but significantly less than the lowest achievers.
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We still hear stories of those who are beaten or bullied, we still have high suicide rates.
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With a powerful, swooping lefty forehand, Buzarnescu bullied Svitolina as quickly as she could in each rally.
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If somebody was trying to bully another person who didn't deserve to be bullied, I'd hurt 'em.
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It's kind of like when a kid gets bullied and their parents offer up some nerdy comebacks.
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These getups made some of the kids at school think he was gay, and they bullied him.
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"They have bullied a lot of the most rational people out of the conversation," this person said.
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Runty and timid, with halfhearted dreams of growing into an Aryan warrior, Johannes is bullied and teased.
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Abused and bullied, he said he discovered early that they weren't hitting you if they were laughing.
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Nothing makes you deserve to be demeaned, bullied, and shamed in public by your very powerful boss.
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As a result, she would get bullied until her twin sister Kaye fought the other students off.
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" And Castro said the U.S. should "not allow American citizens to be bullied by an authoritarian government.
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And I am unwilling to interpret "gave in" as proof that she was bullied into her decision.
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But one of the accused apparently did go to school administrators — to report being bullied, Aela said.
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Mongol said that her son is now being bullied because of the incident, according to the station.
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Not fitting in brought a life of misery and constant fear of being called out or bullied.
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Individuals are bullied at the micro level, one by one; peoples and nations at the macro level.
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No matter how badly we were bullied, we generally only had to make it to 3 p.m.
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Black students disproportionately reported being harassed or bullied for their race, with 35 percent reporting such allegations.
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The juniors hated us because, not to put too fine a point on it, we bullied them.
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It's why Monica Lewinsky was shamed and bullied and maligned for years after her story became public.
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Producer Swizz Beatz addressed West's claim of being bullied backstage at "SNL" for wearing the MAGA hat.
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After all she had been through, she was bullied by her peers for being in a wheelchair.
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Martin was bullied by Dolphins teammates in 2013, according to an independent report commissioned by the NFL.
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He has bullied and bragged his way through life -- and all the way to the White House.
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Gabriel said the research shows employers can lose female employees who are bullied or mistreated at work.
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But a student can text us from the lunchroom when they're being bullied or the school bathroom.
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The film centers on a deaf girl and a boy who bullied her when they were younger.
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The film centers on a deaf girl and a boy who bullied her when they were younger.
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EU officials have said they want to negotiate with Washington but will not be bullied into submission.
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Still, he was bullied for being different, and started acting out, skipping school and getting into fights.
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"I struggled with a lot of things the kids go through, being bullied, feeling hopeless," Matteau said.
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Looking back, it came out of feeling unattractive in [my] younger years and having my sexuality bullied.
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After being bullied out of our cells, we—not the bully—receive misconduct tickets and punitive sanctions.
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This Anne is unmercifully bullied by the people of Avonlea, the community that's home to Green Gables.
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DeStefano-Miller says her son was bullied as a kid in school, and ended up developing depression.
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Washington (CNN)First lady Melania Trump said in an interview that aired Thursday that she is the most bullied person in the world, which has led her to create her anti-bullying "Be Best" initiative, before softening her comments slightly to say she is one of the most bullied.
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When people can tell that you are transgender, you're more likely to be attacked, bullied, and discriminated against.
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Sanchez's school principal, Amy Avina, said in a statement that there were no reports of him being bullied.
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One day, Bruce said he came home to find R. Kelly crying in the bathroom after being bullied.
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One 2017 survey found that over 20133% of LGBTQ+ Argentinian youth said they had been bullied in school.
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Although she has an enviable figure today, she admitted she was bullied as a child for being overweight.
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American teenager Corey Maison was bullied so badly that her parents decided to homeschool her for a year.
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Mayors will not be bullied or intimidated by you or your team on Twitter or by other means.
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Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman would know: When she was growing up, she was bullied for her physical strength.
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I used to get bullied, and I would come home and get upset with my mom about it.
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Women are often bullied into thinking they need to do something — there's a difference between advising and bullying.
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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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Victims of bullying were more than four times as likely to skip school as students who weren't bullied.
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"My son was bullied from first to fifth grade," Stefani read, holding the poster that got her attention.
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Many students (57.6%) feel unsafe at school because of their sexual orientation, and 48.6% are also bullied online.
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Additionally, one-third of respondents said they thought being bullied was normal, so they did not tell anyone.
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"Let this be a message to R. Kelly's staff that we won't be bullied or threatened," he said.
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That shock disappeared when they learned Derek was protecting a boy with Down syndrome who was being bullied.
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"I was one of those kids who got sort of bullied, and I don't know why," Aniston said.
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I forgave the girls who bullied me to the edge of suicide when I was in elementary school.
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Bondi, in an interview with Fox Business News Tuesday, was defiant, saying she wouldn't be "bullied" by Clinton.
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Bullied throughout high school, the drama student and member of the 4-H club didn't quite fit in.
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At the same time, the lobbyists have bullied Republican lawmakers so thoroughly that none dares speak against them.
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"The other cattle thought he was odd and ignored him or bullied him," according to the farm's website.
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Yet right under his nose, one of his kids was being mercilessly bullied on the hit children's game.
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In the opening scene, Carrie gets bullied about getting her first period, and the abuse doesn't stop there.
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"When I was getting bullied in school, I turned to makeup and it helped me," she tells PeopleStyle.
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Unverified rumors also swirled around that Keaton was bullied because he was actually harassing others with racist taunts.
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" The show's writer and executive producer, Lauren Gussis, describes Patty as inspired by her own "formerly bullied teenager.
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Curtis said she was bullied in high school and she could have been a real-life Hannah Baker.
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The CBS News correspondent was bullied as child, which he attributes to being both gay and having Tourette's.
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But Ward said Jeremy had already been bullied before he used him as the butt of a joke.
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"The danger, though, is that they will be bullied into political submission" by Trump and other aggrieved conservatives.
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Ahmed told CNN he has been bullied online by white extremists since his successful Stanford application made headlines.
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A 10-year-old Kentucky boy allegedly died by suicide after being constantly bullied over his colostomy bag.
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This week, the Working Families Party endorsed Ms. Nixon, refusing to once again be bullied by the governor.
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I thought, Well, OK, you're getting bullied for your facial hair so why don't you try removing it?
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However, long before this "incident," he tweeted about being bullied for listening to Dolly Parton in elementary school.
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Madison was bullied a lot as a kid and the other brothers had to stick up for him.
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The student told deputies she was scared she'd be treated like the bullied girl if she didn't comply.
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Torres's post shows us that even someone as incredibly fit as she is gets bullied for her body.
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Inspired by the on-screen Avengers, a photographer transformed kids who were being bullied into real-life superheroes.
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According to Cullen, Harris, the lead perpetrator, had many friends, was popular with girls and was rarely bullied.
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Daniel quickly forgave Sam and the other boys who bullied him and went on to become fairly popular.
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She has described being bullied about her race and weight, and suffering from severe anorexia during her teens.
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A spokesman for the governor reportedly said later that she would not be "bullied into supporting" Trump. Gov.
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"Seattle will not be bullied by this White House or this administration," Mayor Ed Murray (D) said Wednesday.
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She said she felt "like a trans person in a way" because she was bullied in high school.
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I am one of the many moms I know who felt more bullied than bolstered by lactation consultants.
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Bullying complaints It wasn't the first time her daughter had been bullied at the school, Sims said Monday.
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Even worse, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees let itself be bullied into helping it all happen.
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With one disturbingly manipulative move, Brady has bullied Tabitha into keeping a deeply personal image on the internet.
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Spencer says he was bullied and mocked in middle school, and, at 13, he tried to hang himself.
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I was bullied into self-harm, suicidal ideation, and resigned as I felt I had no other option.
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Bullied by her mother and the powerful studio that controlled her career, Garland had no right to choose.
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In a 2017 op-ed for the New York Times, Billy Porter revealed he had been bullied and
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Clinton became teary and embraced a 10-year-old girl who said she had been bullied at school.
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She was bullied at school, she said, and had lost friends over her father's role in the shooting.
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We are giving notice we will not be bought, or bullied, or insulted into enabling their outdated agenda.
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When her son was bullied at school, she founded a national anti-bullying nonprofit in partnership with Sears.
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"In your bed," Carter says, smirking; although he's bullied at school, he feels free to sass his sister.
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When our child suffers a social injury, it's easy to conclude that he or she has been bullied.
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If your child is being bullied, you'll want to take a measured, evidence-based approach to the problem.
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Elliott has previously bullied eBay, AT&T and other major corporations into making changes and triggered CEO departures.
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Instead, she said she felt emotionally bullied by an artist who never acknowledged her as a creative partner.
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"My male compatriots, have you felt you have been bullied and suppressed by females?" a male comedian asks.
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He's bullied judges, tried to launch politically motivated investigations and just generally questioned the whole concept of impartiality.
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Feeling he was being bullied into an unfair deal with Mr. Howe, he filed federal whistle-blower claims.
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But Ms. Wilson-Raybould, an Indigenous leader, said Mr. Trudeau and his mainly male aides had bullied her.
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Was he deliberately putting a thumb on the electoral scales, or was he simply bullied by Republican operatives?
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" Soon those who picked unwinnable fights and bullied victims for the sheer sake of bullying them became "trolls.
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Spielberg is Jewish and has spoken publicly about how he was bullied for his religion as a child.
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I have never been bullied over the internet but it's something that most kids my age face everyday.
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He said when he was a kid, Power Rangers was his best friend because he was so bullied.
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It was there that Weinstein "bullied his way up into her room," the woman's attorney, David Ring, said.
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He was bullied in his early teenage years in suburban New York, before he transferred to Phillips Exeter.
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He had been a quiet boy who was teased, and sometimes bullied, at school, a former classmate recalled.
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The woman, worried that her daughter was being bullied, calmly asked what would make her hate her classmate.
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Most people believe that bullies and the bullied aren't the same individuals, but Bradshaw says that's a misunderstanding.
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In Haiti, where she spent her youth, she often fought peers and schoolmates who bullied her younger siblings.
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In it, the high schooler gets caught with a boy, is bullied for being gay, and contemplates suicide.
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US President Franklin Roosevelt was in no mood for house guests, but Winston Churchill bullied an invitation anyway.
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However, authorities said there was no evidence the boy was bullied or that he had thoughts of suicide.
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Because we know if we had a daughter, we wouldn't want her to be bullied by an adult.
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A witness who lives in the home told police Conner had never before mentioned being bullied, said Adams.
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Children's exposure to inappropriate content, or minors being bullied or exploited was found to be the main worry.
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One major Trump donor even told CNBC Friday that the president is "being bullied" over this Charlottesville controversy.
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Students whose parents tell administrators their children have been bullied or harassed would be eligible for the program.
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School officials and family members said Conner never mentioned he was suicidal or being bullied, the affidavit said.
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Many bullied kids aren't lucky enough to have someone come to their defense, even on a smaller scale.
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Nixon bullied his Fed chair into lowering interest rates — a political move that wrecked the economy for years.
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Here Trump was, confronting a woman he had relentlessly bullied and sicced his bullying minions on for months.
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"Bill Clinton has actually abused women and Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims," Trump said.
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According to a 2015 report from The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 34 percent of gay students are bullied on school property, 10 percent are threatened or injured with a weapon, 28 percent are bullied electronically, and 18 percent have already been raped at some point in their lives.
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" .. come to find out he was being bullied for not having clean clothes n clean shoes.. I asked "why?
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Bullied for not wearing a bra by female classmates, Vaughan decided to buy one to stop their snide remarks.
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"Todd was bullied and embarrassed and I think he just held it in long enough," his mother said Thursday.
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During the Olympics in particular, Douglas was bullied for not appearing as cheery as some people would have liked.
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Taylor doesn't deserve for someone who has constantly BULLIED her to OWN THE RIGHTS to her blood, sweat, + tears.
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Also, when you are this committed to something that you built with your passion, you are more easily bullied.
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While her days of being bullied in school were hard, Sidibe says they helped her in the long run.
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All throughout elementary and middle I had been bullied for being feminine ... I didn't even know I was queer.
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They're nerds, so they can't be leaving people out, because they were bullied once when they were 22. Right.
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After years of waxing and shaving and being bullied, she decided to fully embrace herself, facial hair and all.
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And, in every age group, even though bullying in general declines over time, more boys than girls were bullied.
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Middendorf, who said he does not drink, got in an argument after his brother "bullied him," the report said.
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There were only four other Black kids in her class, and Rogers was bullied because of her skin tone.
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"She has been bullied by classmates and targeted personally with Nazi salutes, so school feels lonely sometimes," Gamble tweeted.
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Another victim of bullying, Cole Helton, is bullied because he is transgender and was transformed into the character Vision.
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There, she was bullied in school by classmates and teachers because of her perceived sexual orientation and effeminate mannerisms.
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In a post on Facebook, the school district said the claims that coaches bullied the suspect were not true.
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" He goes on to allege there are questions to suggest Foxx was "bullied or just simply manipulated by Avenatti.
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They included an image of two men in bed and the main protagonist later being bullied over his sexuality.
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Nine graduate and post-graduate students told BuzzFeed News Germany that she has bullied students and scientists for years.
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Slaughter says as a little girl she was bullied for her weight by classmates — and even her twin brother.
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Almost half of LGBT+ pupils reported being bullied for their sexuality or gender identity in a 2016 government survey.
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"We will not allow people of faith to be targeted, bullied or silenced anymore," Trump said at the time.
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Later, Bolland told police he'd been bullied for four years by 11 people and had attempted suicide seven times.
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"I can't believe we, as an audience, almost bullied @KaceyMusgraves into doing a shoey on stage tonight," wrote one.
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People who heard from Jones that Sandy Hook was a hoax have bullied and tormented parents of dead children.
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I am also a friend of firecracker Kayleigh and rooted for her on Vendettas when she was being bullied.
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Hannah began being bullied by other students after a photo of her underwear was sent around via text messages.
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In a survey in 2017, 42% of Muslim schoolchildren in America said they were bullied because of their faith.
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Sessions, for his part, appears to have decided that he won't be bullied out by Trump complaining about him.
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It tells the story of Hannah Baker, a high school student who kills herself after she was viciously bullied.
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She was bullied for having a slightly lighter complexion than her peers and began honing her talents early on.
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A mom says her 9-year-old came out as gay and then killed himself after classmates bullied him.
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"One of the reasons I wanted to do beauty is because I went through school being bullied," she says.
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"I want to be able to relate to people who have been bullied because I've been there," Douglas says.
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Jolene wore Juicy Couture sweatsuits, had long red hair that fell down to her butt, and bullied other girls.
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Their own racism, hate and violence has created the divide amongst those that refuse to be bullied on anymore.
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If you think that's a bad analogy, look at the cases of bullied teens who take their own lives.
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Sebastian says Taylor's NOT being bullied, she's just too young to understand this is how the music biz works.
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We learn the Chuck's big secret, besides the whole BDSM thing, is that he was bullied in boarding school.
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Does it make me a bully that I instantly knew the bullied kid he was talking about was him?
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Brandy's sister, Jackie, said the teen had always been bullied for her weight, and cyberbullying ramped up in April.
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Children who are bullied as well as those who bully others are more likely to contemplate or attempt suicide.
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By contrast, throughout the campaign Trump demonstrated he could not be bullied by political opponents, the press or protesters.
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We learn that Matthew was a loner who was bullied, then left school early when his brother, Michael, died.
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The teen model, who was born in Puerto Rico, said she was continually bullied for having thick, dark eyebrows.
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"I used to be bullied and I couldn't wait to get involved in It Ends Today," says Von Shats.
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There, Mexican gangs apparently bullied the new immigrants until they formed their own as a means of self-preservation.
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It's not enough to be deeply concerned about Will's return, or Mike getting bullied, or Barb... you know, anything.
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Lyuhwa: When I was in high school, I was bullied a lot by a girl with a big tattoo.
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By contrast, Law and Justice portrays Poland as a nation bullied by Brussels and its refugee-loving, secular leaders.
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How did you prevent yourself from falling into the tropes of gay memoirs: coming out, getting bullied, and AIDS?
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A Canadian life coach named Tara Zieleman gave up and returned to normal, fallen life, complaining of being bullied.
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President Donald Trump's pick for U.S. attorney general says he will not 'be bullied' by anybody, including the president.
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John Paul had been bullied when he first came out, but he was a tough lad on the pitch.
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But, abused by a mother involved with the yakuza and bullied as a kid, he fell into gang life.
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Weinstein showed up at her hotel room door anyway, she told the LA Times, and "bullied" his way in.
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Tsai says she will not be bullied by Beijing and will defend Taiwan's security and democratic way of life.
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Think instead of the women who have been bullied out of the industry and have had to walk away.
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"The school did not receive any complaints from students or parents that the student was being bullied," Smith said.
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As a child (then known as Myrtle), Tilly was bullied by a rich kid and blamed for his death.
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It's revealed that the girl was being bullied and suggests that she tried to commit suicide because of it.
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I am not going to be bullied by anyone in the last 5 days of this dumpster fire. pic.twitter.
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The Jayhawks (103-4, 14-3 in Big 12 play) bullied Texas and forced the Longhorns into bad shots.
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It's about a royal cake competition; Tom, a talented but bullied pastry cook; and his friend Tina, a rodent.
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As a kid, Dawson grew up with an alcoholic father and was bullied for being overweight in high school.
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Someone willing to stand up to Trump and show him that the party (and the country) won't be bullied.
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"I got bullied a lot there, and knowing what I went through now, I wouldn't recommend it," Wood said.
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"Became something/bloated with doubt/bullied by love," she sings in "Too Small for Eyes," the album's opening song.
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They have been bullied for so long that they became a literal punch line on a network television show.
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Also last year, a 9-year-old in Denver killed himself after he was relentlessly bullied for being gay.
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Risks of blindness and skin cancer are high; children with albinism are often bullied or teased over their looks.
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They found children sometimes felt bullied while gaming, subjected to aggressive behaviour, and at risk of scams or deceptions.
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Bullied at her school in Mainz, she had fallen in with an eclectic group of kids from nearby Wiesbaden.
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" He denied that anyone had discouraged West from wearing his MAGA hat, saying, "I wish I had bullied you.
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She recalled being bullied by cousins and classmates about her squeaky voice and her unusual name (pronounced MUH-nasia).
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He said he had encountered sexual bias while growing up in Groves and was regularly bullied by other children.
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Tyler was diagnosed with leukemia at 4½ years old and had been bullied for losing his hair during chemotherapy.
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Patricia Krenwinkel was a former bullied teen who worshiped Manson and later described her life with him as idyllic.
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Yoshihide Suga, the chief cabinet secretary and government spokesman, has singled out and bullied a particularly inquisitive female reporter.
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I realized that it was cool that I was different from all the straight kids who had bullied me.
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When Mallory was bullied at lunch, the suit says, the school directed her to eat in a counselor's office.
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"She was so tall and lanky, you would think she was the one to be bullied," Rakes Wilson said.
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"I am telling myself, I am not going to let myself be bullied," Corrine Fesseau said about the lawsuit.
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"I am telling myself, I am not going to let myself be bullied," Corrine Fesseau said about the lawsuit.
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Swift says she is at peace now, though at the time felt embarrassed, shamed and bullied by the couple.
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She says Nicholas' claim of ownership is erroneous, and she claims the eviction is retaliatory and she's being bullied.
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While President Trump hailed a "brand new deal," some Canadian readers say they felt bullied into a trade agreement.
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Konrad doesn't want to live in a world where gay men are bullied into their own self-imposed stereotypes.
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Barr denies that his decision was influenced by Trump saying he would not "be bullied or influenced by anybody".
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"Take it seriously if your child tells you they're being bullied online or with text messages," Dr. Leff said.
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"He was bullied to the point that he developed severe emotional based headaches and stomach aches," his mother wrote.
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Yin did not know Chen, but said he believes rumors that Chen was bullied by his manager at Facebook.
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Devin Kelley had attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and confided in her that he had been bullied as a child.
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No Cabinet member -- past or present -- has been bullied by Trump more than the nation's top law enforcement professional.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Owayne Mcleod was frequently bullied in school after he arrived in New York from Jamaica.
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Throughout his career his brothers have been knocked over by drunkards, bullied by schoolkids and even sprayed with graffiti.
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Acclaimed physicists like Peter Kapitsa, Yulii Khariton and Igor Kurchatov were alternately bullied and spoiled by Stalin and Beria.
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A 30-year-old Stanford graduate, Wiggins said she was bullied from the time she was drafted by Minnesota.
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Eating breakfast had a larger effect for the better and being bullied a much larger effect for the worse.
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"No children should ever feel hungry, stalked, frightened, terrorized, bullied, isolated or afraid with nowhere to turn," she said.
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Other students had bullied Jessica online and at school, where they waved cell phones that were playing the video.
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I was bullied and had to switch schools multiple times, and I faced transphobic comments at my first job.
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Otherwise, it's almost guaranteed that some will feel pressured, or even bullied, into contributing more than they want to.
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Wiggins, a 123-year-old Stanford graduate, said she was bullied from the time she was drafted by Minnesota.
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"While students have said repeatedly that the student was bullied, there's no evidence whatsoever to support that," she wrote.
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Adams emphasized detectives interviewed family, school officials and Conner's classmates, and found no evidence the boy was ever bullied.
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She apparently told Lewis that he had "bullied two of my mothers" on air, an accusation that Lewis denied.
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Ricardo Rosselló said he would not sit back and allow his officials to be bullied by the White House.
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The parent who lies awake terrified that their transgender son or daughter will be beaten and bullied at school.
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Even some Republicans took Mr. Cooper's suit challenging the laws as a sign that he would not be bullied.
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He remembers how his son was bullied in high school for being short and skinny and having coughing fits.
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Early on, Cheeks and other coaches bullied Westbrook around the floor while he dribbled to improve his ball-handling.
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They are more likely to be bullied and humiliated in school and far less likely to hold meaningful jobs.
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"A lot of people have talked to me about settling under duress — they're bullied into accepting settlements," she said.
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"A lot of people have talked to me about settling under duress — they're bullied into accepting settlements," she said.
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He was ruthlessly bullied in school, and even ended up hospitalized after his tormentors shoved him down a staircase.
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Mr. Singh, whose father was a psychiatrist in Windsor, has repeatedly said that he was bullied as a child.
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After the friend in whom she had confided betrayed her trust, Davis was shamed and bullied by other kids.
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In some of the messages, however, children reveal hardships like being bullied at school or struggling with an illness.
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And I said, 'Oh that's nice, Justin's giving a' — And then he talked about how they won't be bullied.
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I was bullied for being Indian American, as Kondabolu's subjects were, but I wasn't bullied with language from one of the most famous shows on TV. The common defense of Apu is that The Simpsons has many stereotypes (the Italian Fat Tony, the sometimes-Jewish Krusty the Clown, the Scottish Groundskeeper Willy).
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