She's been charged with abuse of power, coercion, attempted coercion and fraud.
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It was a triumph of diplomacy over coercion, because coercion doesn't work anymore.
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Choi, 60, has been charged with numerous offences, including abuse of authority, coercion, attempted coercion and attempted fraud.
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The indictment includes charges of coercion and enticement, coercion of a minor and transportation of a minor across state lines.
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Now the disgraced former leader will be made to defend allegations of coercion, attempted coercion, receiving and demanding bribes, and leaking confidential information.
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Greater efforts to push back against Russia coercion must be joined by steps to shore up that which is making Russian coercion possible.
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The indictment, out of the Eastern District of NY, includes charges of coercion and enticement, coercion of a minor and transportation of a minor across state lines.
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We live in a society of domination, extraction, and coercion.
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While there are certainly cases of force and coercion, the
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Mayorga alleges conspiracy, defamation, breach of contract, coercion and fraud.
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They involved physical violence, sexual assaults, insults, threats and coercion.
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Migrant workers receive too little protection against coercion and abuse.
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Two women accused him of sexual molestation and unlawful coercion.
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He ruled over them with humiliation, coercion, and physical abuse.
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Police should concern themselves only with genuine cases of coercion.
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In many cases, violence, fear and coercion are also factors.
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Insofar as it remains purely external, it's just coercion, right?
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There is no compelling state interest that warrants such coercion.
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It's nonconsensual episiotomy or coercion, or bullying, or scare tactics.
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My intentions were altruistic, but to Mark, coercion felt traumatic.
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The U.S., instead, has to balance coercion with alliance management.
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Here are some stories of intimidation and coercion — and regret.
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That wide adoption stems, at least in part, from coercion.
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Otherwise, restrictions will require coercion, as they do in dictatorships.
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"Taiwan was under extraordinary pressure and facing coercion," he said.
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Intimidation tactics and coercion have no place in our workforce.
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Democrats called the president's attacks "textbook mob tactics" of coercion.
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There is no strategy of inducement or coercion that can persuade Pyongyang to relinquish an arsenal that is both its best defense against coercion and its best way to extort benefits from the West.
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Ahead, we've outlined a few ways that sexual coercion can manifest.
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Safety, coercion, equality, and family relationships raise real and tricky questions.
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Melo has been charged with choking, child abuse, assault and coercion.
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In return, he pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide and coercion.
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In his second talk, he warmed to the non-coercion theme.
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But many people who suffer similar ordeals do so under coercion.
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We should maintain sanctions for the purpose of censure, not coercion.
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Some of those regulators have developed a novel argument: data coercion.
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She was convicted of assault, illegal weapon possession and attempted coercion.
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The opinions in no way imposed pressure or coercion, it said.
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Unfortunately, with respect to human rights, they've applied little such coercion.
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True tolerance derives not from coercion but rather from mutual understanding.
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USFWS's recommendation that Rover make these payments is tantamount to coercion.
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This boss had a reputation for corporate backstabbing and political coercion.
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Even overtly consensual interactions have elements of implicit coercion to them.
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Did the crime involve "force" or coercion, or lack of consent?
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Saudi Arabia reportedly use coercion and physical abuse during the interrogations.
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Conservative groups view the recommitment campaigns as a form of coercion.
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Consent crucially protects against sexual assault and other forms of coercion.
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It ends persuasion and relies on the threat of state coercion.
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Diplomacy as coercion goes against everything American foreign policy stands for.
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"Most of the coercion that happens goes relatively unrecognized," he said.
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Such attempted coercion raises a question: How popular is Erdogan really?
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The church is based on trust, it's not based on coercion.
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The coercion is more subtle, nuanced and more difficult to discern.
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But the supposedly smaller acts of coercion and degradation matter, too.
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Three of the suits also accuse Mr. Slott of witness coercion.
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He has quashed dissent and demanded loyalty through coercion and intimidation.
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The FDA investigation also stated that "some or all of the subjects [in four studies] were likely to be vulnerable to coercion or undue influence" and Hennepin's IRB failed to adequately provide safeguards against such coercion.
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In October, Mr. Pratt, Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Garcia were each charged with three counts of sex trafficking by force, fraud and coercion, and one count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking by force, fraud and coercion.
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But their soft-coercion tactics wouldn't work if that were the case.
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She is in jail on charges of abuse of power and coercion.
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" Per the lawyer, PIC is "ethically opposed to the coercion of vaccination.
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To craft a narrative, there's a certain amount of coercion that happens.
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The group confessed to the bombing under extreme coercion by the police.
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Here, this kind of coercion isn't dangerous, it's so sexy it's obvious.
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What's sad is that sexual coercion and sexual violence are so normal.
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Yet, on top of the obvious coercion, there's another level at play.
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Over the weekend, a woman accused comedian Aziz Ansari of sexual coercion.
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"This is economic coercion, not a choice freely made," the report reads.
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I experienced coercion, pain, and violence during sex that caused me trauma.
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After making sure that there's no sexual coercion involved, she'll do it.
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Truly devout Jewish life is not about coercion or denial of self.
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Since then, reviews have found no evidence of coercion or other abuses.
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The government should foster diversity through individual success, not through federal coercion.
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Women around the world are also at serious risk of reproductive coercion.
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Instead, his approach relied much more on manipulation, coercion, fear and killing.
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The machinery of empire and pervasive coercion sustained itself without a hitch.
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From above, the Nazis deployed coercion, terrorizing their opponents and eliminating dissent.
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But I don't think it raised the bar of coercion or bribery.
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What the law fails to recognize is another dynamic at work: coercion.
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Regarding reproductive coercion, it's so great that you asked about that specifically.
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In this instance, financial transparency is a powerful tool of economic coercion.
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Elimination of secret ballots only increases the likelihood of browbeating and coercion.
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But at the cathedral, I liked what I saw: ritual without coercion.
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Or was Manafort in debt to these people, and thus vulnerable to coercion?
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They painted 'lines of force' – symbols of coercion – and machines in madcap motion.
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"The interview was voluntary, and lacked any indicia of coercion," according to Mueller.
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Others contend it will lead to higher rates of voter fraud or coercion.
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None of this is to deny that coercion exists in the sex industry.
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Reproductive coercion like this, many people pointed out, is a form of abuse.
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But he's been dicey on the topics of sexual violence and coercion before.
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One bars the coercion of votes or donations from state or federal employees.
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Each law specifically mentions coercion by way of threatening or termination of employment.
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Through intimidation and coercion, the failed system has clearly pushed schools to overreach.
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The authorities check to ensure they are not working under coercion or threat.
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It is not just inertia and coercion that work in favour of English.
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It's Thursday morning, St. Patrick's Day, America's anthem for vomit and sexual coercion.
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As for the latter — coercion — it's tough to predict exactly what would happen.
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He'd send menacing texts and turn any interaction into an attempt at coercion.
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They must create such associations in people's minds, through public relations and coercion.
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Intellectual property coercion violates global obligations, and theft of course violates American laws.
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Reproductive coercion can take the form of threats, physical violence, or emotional manipulation.
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America was founded on liberty and independence, not government coercion, domination, and control.
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The glass walls of coercion were on full display during the presidential election.
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At the heart of the problem is an issue of cooperation versus coercion.
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Coercion is not consent either, from a legal perspective or a moral one.
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She warned the youth may be exposed to street drugs and sexual coercion.
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For example, one spoke of the wheel is economic abuse; another is coercion.
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Along the way, Microsoft was accused of widespread bullying, coercion and general obnoxiousness.
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According to Yoffe, Kaiman remembers the night differently and believes no coercion occurred.
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Feminists and libertarians clashed about the line between sexual coercion and sexual privacy.
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And it was this realization that the hardest socialism is compulsion, is coercion.
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Whether it's inspired by devotion, repentance or coercion is a matter of speculation.
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Such kids may be more susceptible than previous generations to influence and coercion.
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Palamides makes the coercion in audience participation more explicit, forcing some uncomfortable questions.
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Nuclear weapons are almost useless for coercion, but they are great for deterrence.
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Some survivors maintain relationships out of fear of retaliation, or coercion, or manipulation.
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But Morris reports that without coercion or direction, Congo became ever more focused.
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America was founded on liberty and independence --- not government coercion, domination, and control.
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China's unashamed political coercion against Taiwan constitutes a warning sign of future conflict.
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Reimbursement is not inducement or coercion, it's not pay to play, it's reimbursement.
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With a child, there doesn't need to be any force or coercion involved.
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Thus far, there have been virtually no documented incidents of coercion or abuse.
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No prenup is ironclad, and one thing that can invalidate it is coercion.
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Some of the coercion involved persuading victims of a specific location for the date.
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This is a form of coercion that falls on the spectrum of sexual assault.
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In fact, he argued, "there's less coercion than there was before" to buy insurance.
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Is no one worried about elective surgeries becoming an abusable form of employer coercion?
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The coercion has gone, but the habit of women working in labs has remained.
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What the simulation lacks, though, is any explicit modeling of coercion and power structures.
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Its spread across China is backed by coercion, its use enshrined in the constitution.
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We need to hold abusers accountable when they rely on coercion to force compliance.
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Other forms of liberty, he argued, are excuses for the immoral coercion of individuals.
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American officials retort that China uses economic coercion to turn neighbours into tribute nations.
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Could this violence and coercion be shorn from the Soviet approach as Nehru hoped?
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"It's a threat, and it's coercion," one of the people said of Walmart's strategy.
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Coercion - financial or otherwise - to silence independent voices is the prerogative of the plutocrats.
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Beyond deterring Chinese aggression, we should also consider economic coercion to influence Chinese policy.
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Prosecutors have already indicted Choi on charges of abuse of power, fraud, and coercion.
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Personal information gleaned this way could potentially be used for embarrassment, coercion, or manipulation.
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Moore said she had heard "harrowing" stories of reproductive coercion from India to Zambia.
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When coercion is removed and unions become accountable to the membership, workers often join.
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His words were cordial, agreeable and free of any element of threat or coercion.
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If it was really a shared vision, coercion would likely not have been necessary.
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Opponents argue that these laws could lead to coercion and abuse of vulnerable patients.
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The Catholic Church teaches that religious freedom has to do with immunity from coercion.
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America was founded on liberty and independence and not government coercion, domination and control.
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At his trial, he testified that his confession had resulted from coercion and exhaustion.
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Women contacting them talked about groping and sexual coercion and sexual degradation and rape.
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A woman accused Mr. Ansari of aggressive sexual coercion in an article on Jan.
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Ah, yes — but isn't such a system an open invitation to fraud and coercion?
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This is not informed consent but ill-informed consent, with a side of coercion.
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In its original form, the expansion relied on a significant bit of legislative coercion.
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Freedom as detachment is marked by absence — the absence of coercion, interference and obstacles.
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Ms. Park acknowledges that she met with the tycoons but denies that coercion occurred.
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I swear that last bit was not written under any coercion on my part.
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Take that privacy away and you're just inviting union coercion on a large scale.
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"Valerie Pecresse's logic, compared to some others, is not one of coercion," he said.
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This pro-coercion stance is more than a bit ironic for "pro-choice" senators.
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Creating them cannot be conveniently classified as "conduct, not expression" to rationalize state coercion.
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Yet we also need to talk about what exists because of coercion or force.
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But many do not, a new study suggests, finding in coercion a freedom from blame.
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As part of a plea deal, Nichols pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide and coercion.
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EST on January 14, shines a light on the darkest of Meehan's coercion and terrorization.
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Do we believe there is no painfully "bad sex," coercion, or sexual assault in marriage?
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Park, who denies wrongdoing, is standing trial accused of bribery, abuse of power and coercion.
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What was supposed to be sexual tension was actually a classic example of sexual coercion.
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Sexual abuse and coercion is not about sexual attraction so much as it's about power.
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He has said he had romantic relationships with workers but has consistently denied any coercion.
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They are of a piece with China's deep-seated bureaucratic traditions of coercion and paternalism.
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In China, confessions used in the legal system are often extracted through coercion and threats.
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Such coercion, sanitation experts say, discourages honest answers about toilet usage as villagers fear reprisals.
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Almost 44% suffer other forms of sexual violence, including sexual coercion and unwanted sexual contact.
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However, without decent information, civility and conciliation, societies resolve their differences by resorting to coercion.
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He insisted that heresy should be fought from pulpits and in pamphlets, not by coercion.
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The lengthy post addresses accusations of "sexual coercion" made by an unnamed woman towards Hall.
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Including all sexual orientations, sexual behaviors, gender identities, relationship styles, and sexual preferences without coercion.
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The Trump administration accuses China of using coercion and illicit means to obtain American technology.
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Boiler rooms trade on coercion and intimidation, and this one was no exception, say prosecutors.
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Rather, North Korea's nuclear program is likely designed for a combination of deterrence and coercion.
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They minimize the amount of actual coercion perpetrators must apply, and they maximize the effect.
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There's a timely plot about sexual coercion, involving the familiar push-her-head-down move.
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Though the state has used coercion and repression, it has also relieved many pressure points.
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Some couples managed to find mutual compassion under the coercion, and built relationships that endured.
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Their allegations, which include sexual assault and coercion, closely mirror those lodged by prior accusers.
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Immunity from government coercion is a right that all citizens in this country should enjoy.
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In the worst cases, some of those guilty pleas may have been gained through coercion.
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Reproductive coercion is a type of abuse and often a noteworthy feature of abusive relationships.
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The anti-choice movement seeks to facilitate reproductive coercion on a broad and massive scale.
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It plays on the dwindling line between legitimate persuasion and coercion disguised as voluntary decision.
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"Indirect coercion is a big issue when you're talking performance enhancing drugs," explained Professor Sahakian.
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"[Reproductive coercion] is very widespread but something women may not even recognize themselves," Neylon says.
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Joaquin Castro tried to point out, attempted crimes — including bribery and coercion — are still crimes.
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Madison turned to the tactic of economic coercion with a ban on trade with Britain.
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It is also a fascinating tutorial on the psychology of modern warfare and social coercion.
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"Love cannot exist in any relationship that is based on domination and coercion," she observes.
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Courts tend to judge the voluntariness of consent by looking for clear markers of coercion.
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Each soon recanted, insisting they had admitted to the crime under coercion from police officers.
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But he said he did not suspect any coercion or inappropriate behavior at the time.
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Coercion could then be focused mainly on those unwilling to abide by the contract's terms.
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The #MeToo movement has exposed sexual misconduct, coercion and harassment across every sector of society.
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He defined soft power as the authority gained through attraction and collaboration rather than coercion.
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"Through intimidation and coercion, the failed system has clearly pushed schools to overreach," she said.
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"This conversation only came to light because I screened her for reproductive coercion," Perritt said.
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When do words cross the line from permissible, encouragement, advice, or persuasion to prohibited coercion?
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The journey to jihadism for these women was not about coercion, but rather about participation.
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The bill included a clause, Mr. Bozdag said, precluding rape, violence or coercion from pardon.
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"America was founded on liberty and independence --- not government coercion, domination and control," Trump said.
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The Palestinian people and leadership will not be intimidated and will not succumb to coercion.
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Such coercion, sanitation experts say, discourage honest answers about toilet usage as villagers fear reprisals.
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Instead of being kidnapped, they were subjected to emotional manipulation, physical violence and psychological coercion.
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Mr. Maduro's re-election last year was marred by reports of widespread coercion and fraud.
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Will the Senate permit the coercion of foreign governments to interfere in our domestic elections?
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Some of the stories sound like grotesque sexual coercion at best, and rape at worst.
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They use socially acceptable forms of coercion and domination to enforce certain standards of performance.
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If "libertarian paternalism" sounds oxymoronic, so too does the way that traditional democracies run: through coercion.
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However, Singapore's system also features far more coercion and government intervention than Americans would plausibly accept.
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Atwood openly acknowledges that Offred's experiences of violence and sexual coercion are based on American slavery.
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"The assessment should seek any psychological risks and evaluate for financial and emotional coercion," it says.
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It's part of a larger pattern of censorship and media coercion in Sri Lanka and abroad.
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Or about using economic coercion to try to shape Chinese behavior in the South China Sea?
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Laws cannot eradicate prejudices; for that, they must rely not on coercion but on free speech.
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Hale also spoke to one of James Clark's brothers, Matt, who affirmed the allegations of coercion.
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In this vast community, where real-space coercion couldn't hold, order flowed from collective ethical deliberation.
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Parental coercion is weakening; marriages are becoming more egalitarian; enormities such as child marriage are fading.
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"There's a lot of coercion," lamented one employee at Murray Energy to a New Republic reporter.
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From an advocate's perspective, it is always the decision of the victim to report without coercion.
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At what point does increased coercion, threat, pressure, discomfort and even pain cross a legal line.
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Some are forced to commit heinous acts of violence because of desperate poverty or physical coercion.
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They would frustrate Beijing's attempts at coercion and restore a favorable military balance to the region.
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Other accounts have also suggested that the women live in an atmosphere of coercion and control.
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Since 85033, 46 people have been killed by border agents by use-of-force and coercion.
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Kim's next target of coercion through propaganda and threat will be U.S. troops in South Korea.
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"What we are experiencing constitutes an act of the Turkish regime's coercion," Limbourg said in Berlin.
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The best way to stop coercion is to make the invisible visible by sharing our stories.
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But that sentiment is not an argument to limit their choices through government pressure or coercion.
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Religious coercion can only drive beliefs underground, where they metastasize and eventually reemerge ever more virulent.
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If one part of progressivism emphasized fairness and compassion, the other reeked of bigotry and coercion.
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You don't always have to have the textbook case of a physical attack or physical coercion.
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"Negotiations must be equal, and China will not accept any consultation under unilateral coercion," Gao said.
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Second, let's target those who are predisposed to sexual coercion and aggression for prevention and intervention.
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The committee identified three types of sexual harassment: sexual coercion, unwanted sexual attention and gender harassment.
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It says the security lockdown there makes it impossible to determine the true extent of coercion.
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That stands in contrast to empires, which expand beyond one nation, incorporating other tribes by coercion.
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The federal government defines trafficking as using "force, fraud, or coercion" to make someone perform labor.
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He said on state television that he regretted breaking the law, raising questions about possible coercion.
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Putin's coercion, including on the Saudis, can work; ours vis-à-vis the Iranians has not.
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Muhaxheri found a tribesman who, under coercion, admitted to killing two Albanians with a grenade launcher.
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Sex trafficking is commercial sex induced by force, fraud or coercion or performed by a minor.
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Libya's population is small and remarkably resistant to the coercion and blandishments of Salafi jihadi groups.
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Coercion is a theory for a single superpower: a new game, requiring a new game theory.
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Finally, the list describes the legal and social aspects of consent, possession of sexts, and coercion.
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However, it ignores the idea that non-defense acquisitions can contribute to a capacity for coercion.
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Getting people to do something they didn't want to do is no longer persuasion — it's coercion.
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Workers, lawmakers, courts, and the voting public have sided with freedom from union coercion for years.
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It is essential that tomorrow's startups have the same opportunity to innovate, free from excessive coercion.
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"We believe there is some coercion going on, whether intended or not," he told the judge.
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The owners, Michael James Pratt, 36, and Matthew Isaac Wolfe, 37, and one employee, Ruben Andre Garcia, 31, were each charged with three counts of sex trafficking by force, fraud and coercion, and one count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking by force, fraud and coercion.
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"To anyone who has been affected by reproductive coercion, we are deeply sorry," their regretful note began.
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As it turned out, the persistence of parents was far stronger than the government's power of coercion.
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We do this to avoid facilitating transactions that may involve trafficking, coercion, and non-consensual sexual acts.
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The wintry duet "Baby, It's Cold Outside" has long been recognized as an anthem for sexual coercion.
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Last month, Villavicencio, the lawmaker, filed a formal complaint against Giannoni for abuse of power and coercion.
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" Meanwhile, earlier this week NRA lobbyist Marion Hammer called the legislation "a display of bullying and coercion.
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Often pregnant and unable to prove coercion, they find themselves branded criminals for having sex outside marriage.
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When human trafficking and less extreme forms of coercion are included, slavery-like practices remain disturbingly common.
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"Their depiction of abusive behavior like stalking or coercion as being acceptable has real consequences," she said.
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Two additional charges of sexual assault and coercion were dropped when they passed the statute of limitations.
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She denies that blackmail actually took place, and appears to have written the letter out of coercion.
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Supporters of the Safe Schools coalition are furious the government has succumbed to coercion by conservative politicians.
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"To anyone who has been affected by reproductive coercion, we are deeply sorry," their public apology began.
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LIBERTY AND COERCION: The Paradox of American Government From the Founding to the Present, by Gary Gerstle.
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In a confrontation with a hostile state, is the candidate more likely to emphasize diplomacy or coercion?
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They face harassment and coercion from landlords, employers, and, as in Abeer's case, sometimes their own families.
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Exploitation can occur through tactics including military invasion, coercion, slavery, policing, and geographic removal of indigenous peoples.
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However, the review found that coercion of women – usually by a male partner – appears to be common.
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But coercion laws for abortion are already in place, and clinic administrators are aware of the signs.
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The study established three categories of sexual harassment including gender harassment, unwanted sexual attention, and sexual coercion.
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Words like 'rape' and 'verbal coercion' channel the confusing flow of experience into something easy to understand.
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In other words, sexual coercion and violence is an intrinsic reality of every transaction these websites facilitate.
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Advocates say reproductive coercion is a form of relationship abuse that many people aren't even aware of.
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The move amends the state's extortion laws to add coercion by sexual acts and sexually explicit images.
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Yet coercion — the imposition of morally illegitimate pressures on others — undermines the moral weight of an agreement.
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When someone — specifically a partner — attempts to control the outcome of a pregnancy, that's called reproductive coercion.
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A team of our reporters gathered insights into the murky operation, including accounts of torture and coercion.
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EU officials say they believe they can better influence Cuba on human rights through dialog than coercion.
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Among primates, male coercion of females has evolved many times and is expressed in many different ways.
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President Trump may not want war, but he will get one unless he balances coercion with diplomacy.
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Mr. Shtayyeh suggested that others who agree to participate might do so only because of American coercion.
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In Vietnam, Belarus, Egypt and elsewhere, resilient tyrants rule through police monitoring, ethnic division and brute coercion.
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She and her colleagues expect the prosecution to say that Baluchi gave incriminating statements free of coercion.
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That made me feel as if the coercion and violations that happened to me were my fault.
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Working women immediately took up the phrase, which finally captured the sexual coercion they were experiencing daily.
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EU officials say they believe they can better influence Cuba on human rights through dialogue than coercion.
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"Everyone knows that coercion is the least effective way of getting people on your side," he said.
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Greitens admitted to the affair, but denied ever engaging in blackmail, coercion or acts of sexual violence.
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Massachusetts lawmakers recently introduced a bill criminalizing suicide coercion with jail time of up to five years.
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As many as one in four women ages 18 to 45 experience reproductive coercion in their lifetimes.
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In the meantime, providers are using the methods at their disposal to screen patients for reproductive coercion.
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Much of Rubens's Baroque bravura feels timely in its grappling with violence, terror, power, sex, and coercion.
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On the first day of her trial, Park denied charges of corruption, coercion and leaking confidential information.
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McCain urged China to shift from what he called coercion and intimidation of neighbors to co-operation.
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The social dominance of the females, combined with their genital structure, means that sexual coercion is impossible.
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Think about the Movement for Black Lives, dedicated to liberal ideals of equal citizenship and non-coercion.
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But the pro-coercion abortion lobby and their allies in Congress have grown more intolerant since then.
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Women's stories of rape, assault, harassment and coercion are, at the very least, increasingly told out loud.
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On Sunday, The New York Times published an investigation alleging the detainees faced coercion and physical abuse.
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Roger Ailes's career as a media exec was but a cover for his true calling, sexual coercion.
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Roughly half of these procedures, primarily during the first 20 years, were done by force or coercion.
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In 2018, he won a widely criticized re-election, with reports of coercion, fraud and electoral rigging.
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This kind of coercion isn't just unfair to women, it ultimately isn't a good long-term strategy.
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However, relatively little attention is paid to the informational advantages that coercion provides in a genuinely democratic setting.
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If there is a need for intoxication, sedation, or coercion by either party, the consent was never there.
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In the statement, Lauer admits to wrongdoing, but insists the reports regarding abuse and sexual coercion are false.
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A senior U.S. official denounced Beijing's military manoeuvres as "coercion" and a threat to stability in the region.
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A senior U.S. official denounced the military manoeuvres as "coercion" and a threat to stability in the region.
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The guy ignores his date's protests and badgers her to stay, which feels a lot like sexual coercion.
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"America was founded on liberty and independence, and not government coercion, domination, and control," Mr Trump told Congress.
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However, one Reddit post brings to light a type of sexual coercion that isn't discussed nearly as often.
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Regardless of what Loesser intended, it's a lousy model for romance that normalizes sexual coercion and date rape.
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In the most extreme cases, it's the allegations of coercion and force against Harvey Weinstein or R. Kelly.
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He says this can include human trafficking, financial control and coercion, STIs, and poor sanitary and working conditions.
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The businesses used "force, fraud, coercion, threat of arrest and/or deportation" to exploit the workers, Cormier said.
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Episode 6 of Mr. Robot's final season was pretty heavy, filled with coercion, kidnapping, and threats of violence.
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A senior U.S. official denounced Beijing's military maneuvers as "coercion" and a threat to stability in the region.
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Holidays are treated like consequence-free bubbles which celebrate emotional coercion and enforce a perverse sense of duty.
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But economic coercion and physical harassment has made it far more difficult for news outlets critical of Beijing.
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Companies will hate the idea of coercion and insist such initiatives work best when bosses embrace gender equality.
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Reproductive coercion is the control of a person's reproductive choices by another person, most often an intimate partner.
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As a reproductive health care provider, we hear from women everyday about the reproductive coercion they have experienced.
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According to The Denver Post, the case for keeping the law protects against possible cases of voter coercion.
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Experts say, however, that removing protection before or during sex without consent is one type of reproductive coercion.
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With that, the chronicles of Weinstein's behavior went from a pattern of harassment and coercion to outright assault.
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Choi, who claims to have shamanistic powers, has been charged separately with fraud, abuse of power, and coercion.
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Overall, 12% reported experiencing reproductive coercion within the past three months, and 113% reported physical or sexual abuse.
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We would all be better off encouraging the search for deep, loving relationships rather than complicity in coercion.
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It creates a coercion to plead guilty because you know you're not gonna be able to pay [bail].
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I could not check off the small box in the lower corner of the page asking about coercion.
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Compounded with the coercion and forced procedures, the trauma is far worse for the victims in the lawsuit.
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This is why it tried to stop the referendum through the indiscriminate use of batons, threats and coercion.
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It also calls for the development of new technologies that could counter coercion, vote-buying and other frauds.
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"The problem with it is, when you are somebody's superior there's always the danger of coercion," he said.
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The coercion employed by the Somali government to suppress unflattering reporting feels mild compared with Shabab death threats.
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But many said his wealth was an inescapable consideration — a gravitational force powerful enough to make coercion unnecessary.
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But many people called his more than $60 billion fortune a force powerful enough to make coercion unnecessary.
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But when does "nudging" a person to eat right (whatever that means) and exercise more become outright coercion?
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Park is also on trial on charges of corruption, coercion and leaking confidential information, which she has denied.
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The client whose links Massey was monitoring had made one porn video, in her late teens, under coercion.
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America's Asia-Pacific hegemony has been constructed via coercion: conquest, colonization, occupation and more subtle forms of imperialism.
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He developed and shaped Shia militias as tools of Iranian coercion, leverage and intimidation in the Middle East.
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Current law avoids any such coercion by requiring overtime to be paid in the pay period it's earned.
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North Korea tends to respond to toughness and attempts at coercion with its own set of belligerent policies.
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But his strategy could also raise consumer prices and inflame conservatives opposed to government coercion and crony capitalism.
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American use of economic coercion had backfired, providing an incentive for the two countries to draw closer together.
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Coercion is a more accurate description, according to Scott Kennedy with the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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" He added that what "we need to do is to replace confrontation with cooperation and coercion with consultation.
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"One important consideration whether it's a philanthropist or a government is to avoid reproductive coercion," Borkoski told me.
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Mr. Maduro's re-election in May 2018 was widely criticized, with reports of coercion, fraud and electoral rigging.
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Since his capture, Mr. Cantlie has appeared in several online videos, often delivering ISIS propaganda, possibly under coercion.
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She was 17 years old, she had just made this treacherous journey and withstood coercion, her parents abused her.
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Though it is hardly a celebratory work, "Liberty and Coercion" embraces a certain kind of old-fashioned American exceptionalism.
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LIBERTY AND COERCION The Paradox of American Government From the Founding to the Present By Gary Gerstle 452 pp.
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Some moments feel like more gentle coercion maybe, but a significant amount of the episode takes place at gunpoint.
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"Our measure of sexual violence contains more assessment of sexual coercion, less assessment of forced physical penetration," Reidy said.
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But to make that structure work, Singapore relies on a massive amount of government coercion across the entire system.
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Yet that unbroken train of thought from regression to coercion, even in its milder form, rubs up against liberalism.
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Election officials say the shift from paper ballots reduced fraud and votos de cabresto, or "bridle voting" (ie, coercion).
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Beyond bots and troll farms, the toolbox includes information operations, cyberattacks, political subversion, strategic economic coercion and malign finance.
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Ultimately, Hickey believes that we are free from coercion but not from influence — from argument both reasonable and emotional.
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I can only work to create a world in which people are truly making decisions without fear or coercion.
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It said it encourages anyone finding incidents of coercion to bring them to its attention and it would act.
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People in their custody cannot truly give consent, as the power differential inherently includes elements of coercion and fear.
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Corrections officers might use a prisoner's HIV status against them, threatening to 'out' them as a means of coercion.
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In the sexual and domestic violence fields, advocates already have a name for this kind of violence: reproductive coercion.
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Coercion can take multiple forms, from sexual violence to threats against family members, confinement and having passports taken away.
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We know that Luke decided independently, and without coercion, to take ecstasy to celebrate his last day of school.
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The two men, also facing sexual assault, coercion, and misconduct charges, have both pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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"The main premise of the maximum pressure campaign has been economic coercion," said Crisis Group's Iran analyst, Naysan Rafati.
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It's raped, it's abused, it's taken by force, fraud or coercion ... It's sold for the momentary happiness of another.
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"It's operational coercion to change the power dynamics in their favor — in response to a peaceful dispute resolution process."
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This is why we allow the New York Times to publish opinions, even anonymous ones, without fear of coercion.
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By knowingly and willfully spreading propaganda obtained through coercion and torture, CCTV and others cease to be news media.
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A lower court jailed Park for 24 years this month on charges including bribery, abuse of power and coercion.
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" The document includes as one of the "defense objectives … defending allies from military aggression and bolstering partners against coercion.
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When a prosecutor can legally threaten a life sentence for a drug crime, the specter of coercion looms large.
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Watch More: Reproductive coercion is a form of intimate partner violence and can happen alongside other types of IPV.
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The security of the United States and its allies depends on preventing regional hegemony or coercion by hostile powers.
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"I hope to encourage employees to quit smoking through incentives rather than penalties or coercion," Asuka told Kyodo News.
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It is clear from the couple's body language that there is no force, coercion, or any hint of violence.
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Force and coercion lie at their base; economic exploitation is — in a very concrete sense — linked to physical domination.
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When asked if they have experienced unwanted sexual attention or coercion at work, 40 percent of women said yes.
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They can sustain colony harmony and productivity across millions of individuals with little or no coercion and without leadership.
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Most atheists, too, would prefer a system of religious balance and openness rather than one of coercion and repression.
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The lawyer, Zhang Kai, was detained in late August and made a televised confession last month, apparently under coercion.
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As we reported ... he was found guilty of sexual assault, coercion, battery by strangulation, kidnapping and several other charges.
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McCain and others, in contrast, are asking US forces in Iraq to exercise 100 years of coercion in Iraq.
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Neylon says 1 in 4 women who experience partner abuse—be it sexual, emotional, or physical—face reproductive coercion.
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Some people worried that it was the result of coercion, and amounted to elder abuse of a national treasure.
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Ahn was later charged with multiple counts of sexual harassment and five counts of sexual coercion by an employer.
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They want the President and Secretary DeVos to essentially bend states to their will, through incentives, pressure and coercion.
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They might be more vulnerable to coercion by cash, and less aware of the consequences of sharing their data.
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Esper has accused Beijing of "increasingly resorting to coercion and intimidation to advance its strategic objectives" in the region.
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In the experience of many, Western encounters have often brought legal regulation and coercion, not freedoms and liberal reforms.
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What that means in practice is hosting exhibitions which grapple with Bethlem's chequered legacy of healing, coercion, and shame.
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He now faces charges of grave threat, coercion, and violating child protection laws, according to the PhilStar news site.
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And you would remain — in their telling — the monster who was guilty of emotional blackmail, coercion, theft and mismanagement.
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Pratt, Wolfe, Garcia, and Moser were also charged with conspiracy to commit sex trafficking by force, fraud, and coercion.
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When do a robot assistant's prompts to a senior to call a friend become coercion of the cognitively frail?
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Public diplomacy, by contrast, relies partly on persuading people to your point of view through attraction rather than coercion.
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Rather than "causing" people to become uninsured, this liberates individuals from punitive coercion to buy insurance they don't want.
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Trump's heavy-handed political coercion puts a terrible choice to groups struggling to save lives and promote public health.
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Last year, for instance, those three commissioners stopped the agency from even investigating allegations of pervasive workplace political coercion.
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It is unfathomable that it would relinquish this, certainly absent extraordinary coercion, which is not currently in the offing.
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Last year, a court ruled that demotion was legal, but awarded him $18,000 in damages for coercion and assault.
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For instance, we can't simply "decide" that people will have fewer children without potentially dangerous levels of state coercion.
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China had previously refused to acknowledge that such coercion had existed to the extent alleged by the United States.
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Choi is charged with abuse of power, fraud and coercion, and two of Park's former aides also face criminal charges.
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Once hackers gain control over the extension, through hacking, coercion, or otherwise, they can replace code as they see fit.
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She was earlier charged with abuse of power and coercion by pressuring big businesses to contribute to non-profit foundations.
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Coming forward about sexual abuse and coercion is scary and women have nothing to be gained personally by doing so.
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There's no one-sided pleading from a sex-starved boy trying to bargain with his girlfriend, and definitely no coercion.
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One recent survey of teens found victims of digital harassment are likely to be physically abused or experience sexual coercion.
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If Arya had a fully developed brain, she would realize that Sansa wrote this under coercion, but again, she's 250.
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German police are cracking down on what they perceive to be threats, coercion, and incitement to hatred in online posts.
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Thus one liberal principle—equal treatment—might end up destroying three rival principles: self-government, pluralism and freedom from coercion.
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Perhaps the most troubling aspect of the story is that Malaysia's authorities particularly objected to Mr Akyol's views on coercion.
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UNLIKE OTHER Latin American presidents with authoritarian leanings, Evo Morales has dominated his country less through coercion than through consent.
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Margot is not even a casualty of aggressive coercion; she could leave, and Robert is not pressuring her to stay.
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He stated that he was guilty of "sexual coercion," and acknowledged his past consideration of fans as potential sexual partners.
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Drug courts, which are designed expressly to use coercion to get people into treatment, now include some 120,000 defendants annually.
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Choi is charged with abuse of power, fraud and coercion, and two of Park's former aides also face criminal charges.
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As a consequence, it is becoming harder and harder for women to make their own reproductive choices free from coercion.
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Beyond security vulnerabilities, there are other concerns regarding online voting as well, like the possibility of coercion or voter fraud.
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Since current approaches have failed to prevent coercion, a pragmatic approach needs to be taken to combat coercive authoritarian regimes.
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"Was force, fraud or coercion involved?" we asked, knowing that it need not be present to define trafficking of minors.
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As we reported ... War Machine was found guilty of sexual assault, coercion, battery by strangulation, kidnapping and several other charges.
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As only a partner, then, can it expect merely to be "bolstered against coercion," rather than actually defended, if attacked?
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Such societies anteceded the modern welfare state; they were a way to spread — indeed socialize — risk without compulsion or coercion.
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Opening sentences of 5 CFR 2635.702 cover both; 85033(a) gives example of coercion; 702(c) gives example of endorsement.
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"Blockchain people haven't really been paying attention to the threat models inherent in voting, particularly bribery and coercion," Wallach says.
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Neylon says women's health providers need to step up and do a better job of addressing reproductive coercion at large.
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Others define it as exploitation when a perpetrator uses coercion to obtain sexual images or sexual acts from a victim.
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However, it is relatively rare to find such coercion and the courts have upheld the right to condition federal funds.
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Mr. Hariri's resignation announcement, made under what clearly was Saudi coercion, was widely seen as disingenuous in Lebanon and elsewhere.
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Goodwin addresses the problem of intimacy between the judges, skaters and national skating establishments to explain why this coercion occurs.
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This is how sexual harassment and coercion has been baked into so many industries, not just Hollywood, for so long.
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This is important because in the past, Middle East autocrats stayed in power through a combination of coercion and consent.
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But so far, at least, there is absolutely no evidence that Sergeant Forrest was subject to any form of coercion.
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The practice of Islam must be on the basis of freedom, not coercion, and governments shouldn't police religion or morality.
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Forced labor could arise "even if the coercion was implicit or the programs offered workers a decent income," she added.
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" Protesters gathered outside the Manhattan courthouse yesterday, carrying signs with slogans like "justice for survivors" and "coercion is not consent.
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She is manifestly authentic, direct in a way unique among public figures, no more subject to flattery than to coercion.
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The drive for ideological conformity translates into coercion of conscientious objectors while ironically violating supposed goals of toleration and diversity.
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The new law requires prosecutors to prove that force or coercion was used to make victims participate in the hazing.
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He was elected last year to a second term, but the vote was marred by allegations of coercion and fraud.
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It says that the United States considers Taiwan's status undetermined and that it must be resolved peacefully and without coercion.
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It's a banal detail but perceptive, pointing towards a corporate coercion that governs healthcare and energy supply in the States.
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In China, criminal prosecutions often depend on confessions obtained by the police, and the use of torture and coercion is widespread.
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Since the stories broke, other women have come forward to share their experiences with sexual assault, harassment, and coercion in Hollywood.
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Her confidante Choi Soon-sil and former aide An Chong-bum have been charged with abuse of power, fraud and coercion.
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Unlike the legions of Pentagon strategists poring over military scenarios, much of China's economic coercion goes unnoticed and unanswered by Washington.
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The locus of their gripe was with movie's milder Hardin Scott, less prone to psychological manipulation and coercion than the book's.
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The strongest coercion so far over the Brexit vote, lawmakers say, has been the promise of budget sweeteners to curry favor.
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Prosecutors had demanded a 25-year jail term for Choi on charges including coercion, bribery, influence-peddling and abuse of authority.
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Schilmiller faces production, conspiracy and receipt of child pornoraphy charges, and an additional charge of coercion and enticement of a minor.
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But rape culture exists because the vanilla world has normalized coercion, non-communication, deception, and following scripted narratives without questioning them.
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"From what I can tell, church leaders broke people down through coercion, persuasion, isolation, and the control of information," says Ross.
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It's also important to note that one in every three women didn't lose their virginity consensually, but through rape or coercion.
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Jasson Melo, 26, was convicted of coercion, assault, menacing, endangering the welfare of a child, and aggravated harassment on Dec. 15.
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Not only does the Islamic republic have multiple tools of violence and coercion available, it's shown a willingness to use them.
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The suit further accuses Ronaldo of coercion and fraud, racketeering and civil conspiracy, and abuse of process, according to the documents.
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What I heard was shocking — a pattern of violative and often violent behavior using manipulation, humiliation, ignoring boundaries, and outright coercion.
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In recent years, a series of women has come forward to accuse him of everything from sexual coercion to physical abuse.
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The United Nations human rights office this month denounced the crackdown, citing concern over the coercion and ill-treatment of lawyers.
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In 2013, the State of Illinois Torture Inquiry and Relief Commission found that Maxson's claim of coercion and torture was credible.
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In addition, many public sector workers are also protected from coercion by strict limits on permissible political activities in government agencies.
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Tens of thousands of political prisoners languish in Egyptian jails, where human-rights advocates say beatings, coercion and torture are common.
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For instance, they could have said they'd received reports of threats, harassment, or coercion by Garfield, if any such reports existed.
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Level A: Verbal Or Gender Harassment Level B: Direct Sexual Propositions Level C: Sexual Coercion Or Bribery Level D: Sexual Assault
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" Adds Ross: "From what I can tell, church leaders broke people down through coercion, persuasion, isolation, and the control of information.
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" Adds Ross: "From what I can tell, church leaders broke people down through coercion, persuasion, isolation, and the control of information.
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If he's not thrilled with the idea of physically topping you, maybe start off light with a coercion role-play scenario.
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Coming forward about sexual abuse and coercion is scary and women have nothing to be gained personally by doing so. 2.
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Today, people generally still think the collapse of Maduro's regime is imminent, through economic pressure and coercion and enticement of officials.
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" That gives credence to the idea that the coercion of "hard Brexit" should serve to dissuade other would-be EU "exiters.
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" The couple later issued a joint apology, writing: "To anyone who has been affected by reproductive coercion, we are deeply sorry.
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"No longer is coercion the requirement for the prosecution of sexual assault, but the will of the victim," the association said.
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The rest have legal definitions of rape based on force, threat of force, coercion or the victim's inability to defend themselves.
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A recent review of nine studies found that up to 30 percent of women in the United States experience reproductive coercion.
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Reproductive coercion is about an attempt to control a very central part of a person's bodily autonomy and concept of self.
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While there, he should state unequivocally that the United States is committed to defend Taiwan against any Chinese aggression or coercion.
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Battered by its association with bro culture and drug deaths, the genre has become America's anthem for vomit and sexual coercion.
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We imagine this process to be one of coercion and forced labor, but K offered up his freedom to his traffickers.
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It happened in very incremental stages, with more and more commitment and more on the line, and more coercion and blackmail.
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Implicit coercion: By testing ballistic missiles capable of reaching all of Iran's regional adversaries, Tehran need not resort to overt threats.
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Heterosexual men are significantly more likely to have perpetrated physical sexual coercion than heterosexual women and non-heterosexual men and women.
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Males who use verbal or physical coercion to obtain sex often use a manipulative, deceptive game-playing style in intimate relationships.
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Hearsay and evidence obtained through coercion, which would never be allowed in a civilian court, are potentially admissible in these proceedings.
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KS: Yeah, and the Pew research also shows there can be issues of harassment and coercion, which, Caitlin, you've written about.
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Our criminal justice system has long recognized this relationship between coercion and legal guilt, in the form of the duress defense.
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Its decision reinforced suspicions that the council's members were beholden to Mr. Erdogan's party for their jobs and vulnerable to coercion.
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Google paid Andy Rubin a $90 million exit package when he left in 2014 after he was accused of sexual coercion.
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When children are taught that all premarital sex is negative, it's harder for them to fight, or report, abuse or coercion.
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"Our partnerships and our alliances and our friendships, we are about collaboration and cooperation, our adversaries are about coercion," Lt. Gen.
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Common answers were rape, sexual assault, childhood sexual abuse, fear of rape or assault, coercion, and pressure to have unprotected sex.
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Some of the details in the book, like the coercion of African-American prisoners to participate in C.I.A. experiments, are astounding.
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China must end its draconian surveillance and repression, release all those arbitrarily detained, and cease its coercion of Chinese Muslims abroad.
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President Trump's insistence that he will force Mexico to pay is the definition of extortion: obtaining un-owed money through coercion.
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Maduro's campaign will also benefit from state handouts, coercion of government employees and the pro-Maduro makeup of the election board.
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By turning a stand-up set into an unsafe space for men, was he making topical performance art about sexual coercion?
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Within Russia, as recent elections illustrate, he bends the Russian people to his will through a mixture of coercion and persuasion.
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Not because I had to under some form of coercion, but simply because it was the polite, ladylike thing to do.
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He explained that he had been "accused of sexual coercion," by a woman with whom he had had a brief relationship.
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The case against Allen shows how clinic threats and reproductive coercion can operate in tandem to terrorize both patients and staff.
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But it was the government that decided at the outset to employ enhanced interrogation techniques and excessive coercion on terrorism suspects.
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Deterrence involves stopping your enemy from doing what you don't want; coercion involves getting your enemy to do what you want.
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For instance, between the 73s and 1970s, one-third of Puerto Rican women of childbearing age were sterilized, many under coercion.
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If we show that cooperation is superior to coercion, we can play a most important role in building a bright future.
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South Korea officially says that Japan bears legal responsibility for using coercion in recruiting the women and in running the brothels.
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This is nothing new: Common features of our current system include mislabeled notices, improper service, coercion, and woefully inadequate legal representation.
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They obey local and national laws, court orders and national security authorities, and bend to other, less transparent means of coercion.
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The findings of the report — which revealed that young people consider sexual coercion and pressure to sext "the norm" — were shocking.
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Trump cut his teeth in the highly litigious world of real estate, where litigation is a tool for delay and coercion.
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War Machine was found guilty though of coercion, dissuading a witness, battery by strangulation, kidnapping ... and multiple counts of sexual assault.
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The line between seduction and coercion has shifted, and shifted quickly, over the past few years (the past few months, even).
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I'm not sure he's alive to the political implications of this technology, specifically the levels of state coercion it might demand.
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Another recent study suggests an association between women who became pregnant from rape and experiences of reproductive coercion: "Women raped by an intimate partner and reporting rape-related pregnancy were significantly more likely to have experienced reproductive coercion compared with women who were raped by an intimate partner but did not become pregnant," the authors wrote last year.
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Democratic coercion may sound like a contradiction in terms, but it builds a feedback loop through which suboptimal rules can get fixed.
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Judging by reports of accusations, the same super-creepy men who plan out sexual coercion may also impulsively grope and assault women.
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That is that you make coercive diplomacy work when it is all about coercion and not very much at all about diplomacy.
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But more than that, they say, the comparison is wildly offensive because it ignores the brutal history of reproductive coercion in slavery.
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Starting now, teachers no longer face burdensome financial obligations and the coercion of being forced to support policies with which they disagree.
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Beijing would have probably tried to revise Australian policy under a Labor government -- not through coercion but in a softly-softly manner.
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If the government needed to use constant coercion to enforce its power, society would either quickly unravel or descend into hard authoritarianism.
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According to new docs, Sheen denies there was any coercion on his part to get her to sign the non-disclosure agreement.
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Mexico is an origin, transit and destination country for human trafficking, where victims are recruited using coercion or deception to be exploited.
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One aide, Ahn Chong-bum, has been indicted for abuse of power and coercion; another, Chung Ho-sung, for divulging state secrets.
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But, her decision to turn down such sexual coercion ended any dreams she had about following in her heroine Olivia Pope's footsteps.
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He later recanted, and his attorneys argued the confession was the product of mental illness, including hallucinations, and coercion by the police.
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In some quarters the very idea leads to a dangerous elevation of the blood pressure, because it suggests paternalism, coercion or worse.
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Fairfax's camp remains on the offense, maintaining that Fairfax and Tyson had a consensual sexual encounter that involved no assault or coercion.
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Finally, sexual coercion combines unwanted sexual attention with job-related pressures, such as bribes or threats, in an attempt to force acquiescence.
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But they nonetheless suggested that state employees who "exercise a power of coercion", such as police, be barred from wearing religious symbols.
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The boatmen Reuters spoke to said they were cautious about operating in bad weather and rejected allegations of coercion or detaining refugees.
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However, because only female fish saw an increase in brain size, the researchers suggest that avoiding sexual coercion requires more cognitive ability.
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After pushing back against Chinese coercion for years, the Philippines has turned defeatist under the year-old government of President Rodrigo Duterte.
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"The United States firmly opposes coercion and intimidation by any claimant to assert its territorial or maritime claims," the State Department said.
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According to the survey, those three acts — nonconsensual voyeurism, verbal harassment, and coercion — were the most hazy for men and young adults.
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Assange was being sought for questioning on one count of unlawful coercion, two counts of sexual molestation, and one count of rape.
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"To anyone who has been affected by reproductive coercion, we are deeply sorry," the couple wrote in a joint statement on Twitter.
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It is hard to see coercion as a good substitute for an inspirational candidate, or even for the hard slog of education.
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Further, many of these workers have described a hostile work environment, including a culture of coercion, mistreatment, and instances of physical abuse.
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Washington cannot transform the Iranian polity by force or fast-forward history through coercion and happily, it does not need to try.
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Mr Putin has employed coercion, intimidation and selective political violence, but he has stopped short of unleashing a bloody reign of terror.
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"Coming forward about sexual abuse and coercion is scary and women have nothing to be gained personally by doing so," Moore wrote.
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Some of those questions for reproductive coercion include: • Do they support my decision about when or if I want to become pregnant?
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"There is no credible evidence that the DEA agents used mental or physical coercion in eliciting defendants' waiver or statements," Crotty wrote.
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A federal judge in 2014 sided with the company, concluding that Donzier submitted fraudulent evidence and engaged in coercion during the case.
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It is smoothing its path there using tech obtained through means including coercion of western companies, according to long-standing industry complaints.
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" Margolin further surmised that mothers' boyfriends more often resorted to physical coercion, in comparison to other caregivers, because they lacked "legitimate authority.
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Suzuki says he sees a lot of families pushed into tense relationships, where there's a lot of blame and coercion going on.
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Moussawi added that Hariri's resignation, which he said was done under coercion from Riyadh, was a spark that aimed to ignite Lebanon.
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"All healthcare settings should have a written protocol for screening and responding to intimate partner violence that includes reproductive coercion," she says.
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The men's lawyers confirmed that they were in fact the people in the videos but said the confessions were obtained by coercion.
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Men with high levels of sexual narcissism are more likely to engage in unwanted sexual contact, sexual coercion, and attempted/completed rape.
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It means that the role of coercion and manipulation in sexual abuse—especially abuse involving teenagers and young girls—is completely overlooked.
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The Basij has used violence and coercion to disrupt pro-democratic popular movements, combat political unrest, and promote a rigid social order.
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" Hanan Ashrawi, a senior Palestinian official, said, "The Palestinian people and leadership will not be intimidated and will not succumb to coercion.
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Additional claims against him and his representatives include intentional infliction of emotional distress, coercion and fraud and abuse of a vulnerable person.
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During months of captivity at the luxury hotel, some were subjected to coercion and physical abuse, a New York Times investigation found.
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Abortion services would also be required — free of coercion — and the law would ban pregnant inmates from being placed in solitary confinement.
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Khrushchev, who had simple tastes and was facing serious political challenges, flew into a rage against abstractionism and made threats of coercion.
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Preventing rule by decree or coercion is exactly why the founding fathers put a system of checks and balances into the Constitution.
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Numerous facts detailed by the account confirm the abuse and coercion that the family has alleged for two and a half years.
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Lukashenka prefers to employ a system of economic coercion to dissuade people from engaging in political activity that may shake his rule.
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Along with abortion, Unpregnant touches on difficult topics like reproductive coercion — Veronica becomes pregnant after her boyfriend poked holes in the condoms.
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There is a simple remedy for Republicans: Rescind the Citizens United decision by the Supreme Court and render the Kochs' coercion impotent.
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" The suit also alleged that "Oracle's use of coercion and 'financial engineering' to boost its cloud revenues was highly misleading to investors.
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The major reason for the CCP's longevity in post-imperial China is that it relies on ceaseless coercion, including violence, and deception.
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"The problem with these cases is that the coercion is so subtle sometimes that it's impossible for us to uncover," he said.
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Moreover, China will almost certainly take advantage of the situation using both diplomacy and coercion to advance its position in the region.
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Judges would be given guidance on determining whether a prospective bride or groom is entering a marriage freely, without coercion from parents.
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Additional claims against him and his representatives include intentional infliction of emotional distress, coercion and fraud, and abuse of a vulnerable person.
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The administration is absolutely right to call for WTO consultations with China over its theft and coercion of U.S. intellectual property rights.
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"Coercion. I wouldn't necessarily take part in something like that out of my own free will," the Lodz-born writer tells me.
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Bruenig told VICE News that it contains significant "coercion charges," as well as less serious charges regarding violations in Tesla's employer agreements.
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What else is this reckoning for, if not to break down the norms that let sexual coercion flourish in the first place?
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"Increasingly, these forces operate together ... to alter the status quo, and employing coercion as necessary, but without resorting to war," Erickson explained.
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He sees coercion simply as a useful intelligence-gathering tool, and I tend to agree, which doesn't mean it should be American policy.
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Both of these situations epitomize that gray area that looms larger and larger in discussions I've had with men about consent and coercion.
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Overall, 13 percent of women surveyed said they had experienced sexual coercion at some point, and 6 percent of men said the same.
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While there's significant coercion, there's also a real focus on pushing patients to act like consumers, and reserving insurance for unexpected, unusual costs.
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For those who were not easily taught or who fought back against the ideology, Sauytbay claimed, even darker methods of coercion were used.
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In addition to sexual coercion and harassment, Lauer had a number of consensual relationships with members of the NBC staff, despite being married.
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"Singling out one state for coercion and retribution as a means to compel conformity with preferred federal policies is unconstitutional," the suit says.
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Park, 66, who the became the country's first female head of state in 2013, was convicted of bribery, abuse of power, and coercion.
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Some of it reveals distinctive features of the Maoist society, such as the process of ideological coercion and the savagery of mob violence.
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Those who advocate silencing their opponents seem hell-bent on engulfing us in strife and increasingly heavy coercion to achieve their policy objectives.
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For the prompt, "Arbitrary action, personal favoritism and coercion for partisan political purposes are not tolerated," positive responses dropped from 52.3% to 50.4%.
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When I do get on a flight (under tearful coercion), I sit frozen in fear, tears pouring down my cheeks for the duration.
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But the right to pursue happiness for so many is stripped away — it's raped, it's abused, it's taken by force, fraud, or coercion.
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"The statute threatens 'to suppress unpopular ideas'" and "manipulate the public debate through coercion rather than persuasion,'" Pitman said, citing a previous ruling.
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My wife, independent of any coercion, said that she felt the shave was smoother than when I used my traditional multi-blade disposables.
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Our success here will be limited but still far more effective and virtuous than folding to Trump's coercion and losing our political voice.
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But the predation of powerful men and the presence of coercion in progressive circles, just like anywhere else, was an open secret anyway.
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The court said that even though he never met any of the survivors, he was guilty of rape, sexual coercion, and other charges.
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Any form of exploitation that takes away a person's agency with force, coercion or fraud can be considered trafficking, no matter the location.
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Specifically, political authority is distinguished from other forms of authority by its fundamentally non-voluntary character and its intimate relationship to violent coercion.
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The Critical Infrastructure Centre will assess risks, advise on transactions and help prevent sabotage, espionage and coercion, the government said in a statement.
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The Newark man was arrested Tuesday on a number of charges, including criminal coercion, sexual assault, conspiracy, and threatening violence, the statement says.
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And deeply vindicated because I think that this is going to be a groundbreaking case as far as redefining coercion, and sex trafficking.
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But states' ability to bypass some of these requirements is dismantling vital checks and balances and leaving farmers vulnerable to coercion, Levien said.
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In the United States, the National Security Agency and FBI use secret deals, coercion, threats and legal compulsion to get at the data.
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Many televised confessions are allegedly the result of extreme coercion or torture, according to those who have been through them and their supporters.
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Such action includes disinformation campaigns, political or economic coercion, cyber operations, activity in space, and proxy support and provocation by state-controlled forces.
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Some of the most haunting stories are from women who have survived human trafficking and ended up working under force, fraud, or coercion.
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After the war, "Vichy" entered the lexicon meaning "a traitorous collaborator," although the context of the collaboration was one of coercion after occupation.
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She thinks the same is true for young women with partners who exert pressure or use coercion to control a woman's reproductive autonomy.
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It is to ask, for example, if this second-naturing of women, servants and others can be done without coercion, constraint and brainwashing.
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Among the arguments against financial incentives, the researchers point out, is that paying donors may lead to coercion, undue influence and body modification.
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Some forms of sextortion fall under state laws against coercion, broadly based extortion laws and even child pornography in some cases, experts said.
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The indictment charged Mr. Hall and Mr. Martins, who have since quit the police force, with, among other crimes, rape, kidnapping and coercion.
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Many have questioned his country's war in Yemen, its apparent coercion on the Lebanese prime minister to resign and its confrontation with Qatar.
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Paying a minor for sex is also considered trafficking under federal law, she added, regardless of whether force, fraud, or coercion are present.
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A much smaller component is sex trafficking: compelling someone, through fraud, force or coercion, to provide commercial sex against her or his will.
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She said that after she would not give in to his bullying and coercion, he dragged her into the bathroom and raped her.
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It read: "Rape accusations, sexual harassment, coercion, unsolicited invitations to his apartment, a dude who snuck into Binders" (a women-only Facebook group).
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David M from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, said coercion doesn't work: Telling someone to smile never gets you what you're looking for anyway.
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The law was supposed to encourage ultra-Orthodox enlistment without coercion, but it failed to achieve results and the court deemed it unconstitutional.
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For the moment, Mr. McConnell appears to be far more secure in his position, and perhaps immune to coercion from the White House.
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They're able to send letters but "they're held by the investigator, the FSB investigator, as a form of coercion against Paul," she said.
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"There's just a massive amount of fraud and coercion," said Ms. Franks, who co-produced a documentary about the world of amateur pornography.
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She did not explain how the ethics adviser would remain free of coercion, or escape firing if he or she rejected any agreements.
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Close to half of all women have experienced other forms of sexual violence ranging from sexual coercion to unwanted sexual contact or experiences.
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The prisons are full of the innocent and the guilty rounded up by police states adept in the art of torture and coercion.
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More recently, the White House has declined to address a political crisis in Missouri emerging from an allegation of sexual coercion against Gov.
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Similar programs could serve as a check against China's malign influence if the United States deploys them in countries vulnerable to CCP coercion.
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Serbia's expanded military serves as a tool for pre-emptive coercion of its neighbors while Russia asserts its own influence in the region.
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The Trump administration so far has taken concrete steps to ensure people are free to live out their beliefs free from government coercion.
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Prosecutors said that after at first trying to discourage him from suicide, Carter began a systematic campaign of coercion, prettying on Roy's insecurities.
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It's also used to describe those held through coercion, fraud, force or the threat of force in the sex trade or in combat.
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As the conspiracy goes, Trump's reticence to attack Putin is indicative of some relationship between the two based on either collusion or coercion.
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And perhaps fewer WWPs set up in that kind of health system would have the problems with coercion and privacy we see now.
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We sometimes hear stories where there was an element of money changing hand and coercion, so there is every case across the spectrum.
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Shirley Lau, a British-born Chinese 22 year old tells me that coercion comes from all sides, including friends, boyfriends, and Asian media.
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There was an 'authoritarian streak' in both Blair and Brown, who 'ratcheted up coercion' because of 'their failure to make real economic improvements'.
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" P.S. Ahead of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to the U.S. beginning a week from today, the N.Y. Times pops a stunning lead story, "Saudis Said to Use Coercion and Abuse to Seize Billions": "During months of captivity, many [influential businessmen — many of them members of the royal family] were subject to coercion and physical abuse, witnesses said.
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Reproductive justice advocates of color say that these kinds of comparisons are wildly offensive because of the brutal history of reproductive coercion in slavery.
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"There's always been a kind of relationship of coercion or bullying (between the two) ... It's fairly standard for North Korea to find that infuriating."
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Researchers found that the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS) characterizes vaginal penetration as either "rape" or "coercion," depending on the circumstances.
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Lee Young-ryol, the prosecutor who led the corruption probe, said Choi and An are being charged with abuse of power, fraud and coercion.
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This is regarded as sex trafficking if the victims are participating under force, through fraud or coercion, or if the victim is under 18.
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Of course, each of these approaches is subject to its own brand of power politics and coercion, but they may serve as useful safeguards.
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The predominantly female labor force is frequently subject to human rights violations and a myriad of abuses, ranging from physical violence to sexual coercion.
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The Marietta Times reports an attorney for Washington County Prosecutor Kevin Rings entered the pleas Friday to coercion and sexual imposition charges in Marietta.
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North Korea has been accused by outsiders for extensive crimes against humanity, with the government using extreme surveillance, coercion and punishment to prevent dissent.
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Park was dismissed from the presidency last March after being impeached and standing trial separately on charges of bribery, abuse of power and coercion.
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Taiwan scrambled jets to monitor the drills, which a senior U.S. official at the time described as "coercion" and a threat to regional stability.
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Sex trafficking is legally defined as using force, fraud, or coercion to compel prostitution from someone else, or any prostitution that involves a minor.
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The Mann Act is a favorite for federal prosecutors wanting to butt into prostitution stings when there are no minors or evidence of coercion.
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That number rose to 40% when they were asked whether they had experienced "unwelcome sexually based behaviors" like unwanted sexual attention or sexual coercion.
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But forced manual labour and sexual exploitation, often in a foreign country, by means of fraud, coercion or the threat of violence, are not.
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In a letter, he wondered if the Soviet Union's economic approach, "shorn of violence and coercion", could help the world achieve peace and prosperity.
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The real predators, Gilliam suggests, might be the women on the receiving end of the terrifying campaigns of sexual coercion by powerful Hollywood men.
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Dealings between sovereign states tend towards anarchy—because, ultimately, there is no global government to impose order and no means of coercion but war.
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Harvey Weinstein's reputation and empire keep unraveling, and the women affected by his decades of alleged sexual harassment and coercion continue to come forward.
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"I have something that sets up like a controller tender offer with disclosure problems with some type of coercion involved," the Delaware judge said.
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It is hardly surprising, therefore, that Mr Putin's regime is increasingly reliant on fear and coercion, morphing into what Mr Rogov calls "repressive populism".
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Encouraging employees to be civically engaged is one thing, but political requests from bosses can veer toward coercion — regardless of whether bosses intend it.
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By normalizing conversations about the titillating stuff, hopefully we can normalize conversations about the more challenging issues like sexual coercion, assault, trauma, violence, etc.
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One-two punch The one-two punch of China's successful coercion over Vanguard Bank and ASEAN's tattered consensus in Manila has left Hanoi exposed.
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The high stakes transcend Iran, weakening our negotiating position with North Korea in the first case or our power of coercion in the second.
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Sometimes it's stolen for purposes of embarrassment or coercion, as in the 2015 cases of Ashley Madison and the U.S. Office of Personnel Management.
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These problems will not be kept at bay by a strong military, nor will they be solved by using force, threats, coercion or intimidation.
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Though the industry does often feature empowered women who have chosen to be there, more often than not there is some kind of coercion.
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U.S. federal law defines human trafficking as labor — or the exchange sexual acts for something of value—under conditions of force, fraud or coercion.
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Two months later, prosecutors opened a case into the accusations against Park -- who has denied the charges, including corruption, coercion and leaking confidential information.
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Salvi added that the information provided regarding the questioning of Natale-Hjorth allowed him to exclude any form of coercion during the suspect's interrogation.
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American losses from intellectual property coercion and theft could run in the hundreds of billions of dollars every year, involving dozens of criminal acts.
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President Trump recently floated military action, and with harsh new sanctions on Maduro's state oil company, his administration has doubled down on economic coercion.
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Elsewhere in the United States, Alabama last month lifted its requirement for coercion or deception to be proven in cases of child sex trafficking.
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The United Nations definition of human trafficking includes recruiting and transporting a person by means of coercion or deception for the purpose of exploitation.
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A figure was usually arrived at—under coercion—and, once the detainees paid up and signed a nondisclosure agreement, they were free to leave.
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In the Arctic, U.S. security interests are closely linked to allies' and partner nations' freedom from both coercion and threats to their territorial integrity.
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These men would be freed to forgo their valuable contracts to avoid being made a spectacle of, but it is coercion all the same.
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A civilian in a rebel-held zone, by geographic definition, is a rebel supporter, whether out of sympathy or as a consequence of coercion.
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Persistent coercion preys on all the ways women are socialized to not trust themselves—which can have emotionally and physically violent consequences for women.
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Her testimony helped kick start the South Korean MeToo movement, and Ahn was later charged with 10 counts of sexual harassment and sexual coercion.
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Indeed, almost a quarter of men admit to engaging in some form of sexual coercion by the end of their fourth year of college.
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Police coverups, wrongful convictions, coercion, a dodgy prosecutor, and two defense lawyers the likes of which haven't been seen since To Kill a Mockingbird.
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There have been reports of intimidation and coercion, and state media is biased toward the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU–PF).
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On Saturday, Mr. Rouhani said that Iran could talk again, but not under coercion: "We have shown that we do not submit to bullying."
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The prosecution still falls within the country's 10-year statute of limitations; it has already passed for the sexual molestation and unlawful coercion accusations.
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The interrogation took place in a comfortable setting, without any physical coercion or intimidation, without even raised voices, and over a relatively brief time.
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For example, the United States government should impose sanctions on the Chinese beneficiaries of intellectual property theft and coercion, in cooperation with our allies.
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"We stopped thinking about just cages, bars and chains as the means of coercion," said John Richmond, the State Department's top anti-trafficking official.
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Ms. Park, who has been in custody since March, is being tried separately on 18 criminal charges, including bribery, coercion and abuse of office.
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Many North American Jews have grown increasingly alienated from Israel over the Netanyahu government's hawkishness and coercion by the strictly Orthodox state religious authorities.
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They suffered Moscow's coercion for decades, and the West felt a moral and strategic obligation to attach them to the community of Atlantic democracies.
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"Any strategy that seeks to destroy the revolution either through coercion or pressure or through more subtle methods will fail," Cuba's president told legislators.
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Not much is known, however, about when and how reproductive coercion can lead to harassment of abortion clinics and the people who work there.
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Last week, The New York Times published an investigation alleging widespread coercion and physical abuse of detainees held at the Ritz-Carlton in Riyadh.
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A study found that active words like "coercion" are used for males, while more passive words like "avoidance" or "resistance," are provided for females.
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Engaged in a range of support functions, and sometimes fighting on the front lines, these children are exposed to extreme violence, coercion and hardship.
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One of the most mind-bending elements of the NXIVM case is the coercion and misdirection that led women to hand over blackmail material.
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Through coercion, fraud, and force, they are able to easily recruit their targets so they can be exploited by war profiteers and Godless opportunists.
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From the 1950s through the 1980s, as Jewish parents argued for their children&aposs right to freedom from religious coercion, they also embellished Hanukkah.
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In doing so, they can begin to address the dark history of reproductive coercion and ensure all women receive the care that they deserve.
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Beijing denies such coercion and has threatened equal retaliation, including tariffs on some of its largest U.S. imports - among them aircraft, soybeans and autos.
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The recent steps taken by his administration seem designed to influence Mr Xi not by persuasion (which has got nowhere) but by sanctions and coercion.
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Prendergast was arrested last Friday and charged with sexual battery with a student, 16 or 17 years of age with no aggravated force or coercion.
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The issue, says victims' advocate Maureen Curtis, is that Kelly is said to rely on psychological coercion to control his victims, not on physical restraints.
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He told me the topic was difficult to grapple with, that he struggled to reconcile past encounters with his new knowledge of consent and coercion.
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The methods the Mafia used back then—coercion, violence, and corruption—to acquire contracts were largely in line with the Godfather clichés about Mafia activity.
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Ms Park's alleged crimes include bribery, coercion, the abuse of power and the sharing of state secrets with a long-time confidante, Choi Soon-sil.
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Raniere, who was 45 at the time, also took explicit photos of her, which were used as an instrument of coercion and control, Hajjar added.
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"No era or culture has lacked images of women in extremis," Princenthal writes, pointing to a canon replete with representations of sexual violence and coercion.
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On Thursday, the Oakland regional office of the NLRB filed a complaint against Tesla, having found merit in the employee's charges of coercion and interference.
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Further reporting by The Verge corroborated multiple accounts of sexual violence and coercion committed by Marquis-Boire, spanning from the United States to New Zealand.
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"It is important to note that these allegations do not involve force, threats, or coercion of any sort," Galloway said in an email to Reuters.
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Her strange dystopian dream-worlds—full of anger, violence, coercion and exclusion—demand that the viewer think more critically about the future of new technologies.
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In India, you have provocative statements from ruling politicians about Muslims, which then give encouragement to [Hindu nationalists] for violence, intimidation, or coercion against Muslims.
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"During the flight from Haiti to the United States, the defendants confessed to participating in the charged cocaine-importation conspiracy, without coercion," the government says.
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Here is what I want to say, which is very important because these people are peddling an ideology that is based on dependency and coercion.
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Park Geun-hye, South Korea's impeached and ousted president, was sentenced to 24 years in prison on charges of bribery, coercion and abuse of power.
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Get young people to vote Laws banning photography in polling places are put in place to avoid voting fraud such as vote selling or coercion.
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Research participants and patients have the right to make a decision regarding genetic testing without undue coercion or loss of benefits otherwise entitled to them.
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The U.N. defines trafficking as the recruitment, transport or transfer of people through the use of force, coercion and fraud for the purpose of exploitation.
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"To anyone who has been affected by reproductive coercion, we are deeply sorry," Reed, 29, and Somerhalder, 38, wrote in a joint statement on Twitter.
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Trump insisted there was no coercion during his father's meeting with Comey in which he reportedly asked Comey to drop his investigation of Michael Flynn.
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When bargaining and exchange do not work, elites can always turn the weapons of coercion they ordinarily use on their victims upon their fellow elites.
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It's something stronger than that, something more in the direction of coercion or manipulation that I still don't think we have a good word for.
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They can use it for buying weapons and starting or continuing a civil war; they can use it for coercion, or to stay in power.
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But as is so often true of revolutionary movements, this army of freedom fighters mirrors the dominant society in its capacity for brutality and coercion.
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"All it requires is recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a minor for commercial sex acts irrespective of whether coercion was involved," he continued.
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The charges were disclosed in a filing in an unrelated case for a different person charged with coercion and enticement of a minor, CNN reported.
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Boys need to learn about the differences between consent and coercion and assault and particularly, I think, about these issues with respect to oral sex.
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It sounds like coercion, a lie sold to women, many whom are seeking love, acceptance, and worth — only to find loneliness, emptiness, and broken pieces.
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Pompeo spoke out against Chinese "coercion" of Southeast Asian neighbors in disputes over the South China Sea and its dam-building on the Mekong River.
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" Speaking at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, he accused the United States of engaging in military exercises that constituted "military coercion.
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"Manipulation and coercion are the enemies of true intimacy," she said, noting that playing games can cost you your relationship or hamper a close connection.
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"We already have the phenomenon of revenge porn, or the misuse of one's personal footage and material for purposes of coercion and control," she said.
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It contains strong anti-coercion provisions that would prohibit an employer from directly or indirectly trying to intimidate or coerce workers into taking comp time.
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They argue that focusing on coercion is more faithful to the original understanding of the First Amendment's drafters than the current set of legal standards.
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"Coercion is certainly a clear example of an Establishment Clause violation, but no more so than sectarian favoritism," they told the court in their brief.
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It successfully insulated refuge management from political coercion, fundamentally strengthening the system with an overarching "wildlife first" mission and structure for science-based decision making.
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Subtle coercion by agencies can begin with agency pamphlets themselves: promising the child emotional and financial stability and parents who can provide the best education.
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This type of behavior—in which men exert control over a woman's choice to become pregnant—is one tactic of abuse known as reproductive coercion.
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Take the president-elect's coercion of United Technologies to keep factory jobs at a Carrier plant in Indiana that were slated to move to Mexico.
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What makes this challenge so serious is that religious coercion constitutes a direct attack on the most fundamental of all human rights – freedom of conscience.
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"Does the word coercion come to mind?" asked Howard E. Haller, a former Trump University consultant who has worked in the education world for decades.
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Compulsory for a healthy democracy is the ability to engage in healthy dialogue in which all can equally participate without fear of retaliation or coercion.
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Their leaders operate in the same way as both totalitarian leaders and domestic abusers, and to understand that is to protect yourself from their coercion.
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We're offering ineffective treatment that doesn't meet the needs of patients and when they're not interested in that form of treatment, we turn to coercion.
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"I hope to encourage employees to quit smoking through incentives rather than penalties or coercion," Takao Asuka, the company's chief executive, told The Japan Times.
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If a soldier agrees to be a research subject for a military experiment, can he truly consent of his own volition, or is it coercion?
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Lurking in the background of this case is the argument that the Establishment Clause permits any religious favoritism short of actual coercion of non-adherents.
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He had genius, he had charm, but coercion and scapegoating colored his rehearsals, and he rarely met a chorus girl he didn't try to bed.
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But he never nails down how much importance to attach to this observation, instead emphasizing Hanoi's reliance on violence, coercion and propaganda to achieve victory.
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Zheng Zhenqing，a Taiwan expert at Beijing's elite Tsinghua University, said China using even more military coercion against Taiwan was "a realistic thing to do".
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Album Review Returning with its fourth album after its singer faced an accusation of sexual coercion, a band known for baring it all holds back.
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In February, Choi was sentenced to 20 years in jail on 18 charges including abuse of power, coercion, fraud and bribe, and fined $16.6 million.
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"As conservatives who believe in free enterprise, the last thing we should be calling for is government regulation or coercion of private companies," Bluey said.
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"Some people talk about bribery, other people talk about coercion, abuse of power, solicitation of foreign influence and election, and obstruction," one Intelligence member, Rep.
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"There have always been people who defend different ideas using legitimate means, but there are now some who use instead coercion and insults," he said.
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Since the end of the Cold War and the collapse of the Soviet Union, most nuclear-weapons talk has been about non-proliferation and coercion.
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Mr. Shine has not been publicly accused of the sort of aggressive harassment or coercion that was repeatedly attributed to Mr. Ailes and Mr. O'Reilly.
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Former students may be in need of recommendations and the like from former professors; there are forms of exploitation that fall well short of coercion.
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It should certainly be sufficient to end his political life — just as multiple accusations of sexual assault and coercion have ended Harvey Weinstein's Hollywood career.
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The Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit in August ruled that Ecuador's lawyer Steven Donziger engaged in "bribery, coercion and fraud" in the case.
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In August, he was sentenced to a year and a half in prison on charges of blackmailing, coercion and inflicting bodily harm against Ms. Goo.
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And there are other laws against vote buying and voter coercion that could be "aggressively" enforced so there's no need for selfie bans, Bissonnette added.
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Besides fear of coercion, I have concern about those who down the drug prematurely out of fear of one day being unable to self-administer.
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Whether Canada and Mexico's brief reprieve from tariffs will jump-start NAFTA talks or be perceived as coercion to win concessions remains an open question.
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"Everyone should have the freedom to choose to follow the truth as best as they see it without government coercion," Severino said in an interview.
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At the CIA, where I worked in the Directorate of Operations, we assessed a potential asset's vulnerabilities using the acronym MICE: money, ideology, coercion, and ego.
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"Coercion and control is an aspect that reaches far and wide," Janie Codona, the manager of the community group One Voice 4 Travelers, told the committee.
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"The coercion and coercive environment created by government officials really started at the moment these families entered US soil," Shepherd said on a call with reporters.
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Ableism leads authority figures to force neurodiverse people to be "normal," a method that of course always fails, so coercion just becomes punishment for perceived abnormality.
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And while sexual harassment, coercion, and assault exist in a different category, they too are old and familiar themes in Hollywood, both on and off screen.
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In the United States, sex trafficking is defined as commercial sex induced by force, fraud or coercion, or involving a minor under the age of 18.
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The wheel is made up of a range of abusive tactics and takes into account psychological aspects of abuse, such as coercion, threats, and economic abuse.
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Levandowski's lawyers argued in court yesterday that the judge's order amounted to "substantial economic coercion" to get Levandowski to waive his constitutional rights against self-incrimination.
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Saturday Night Live is happily making jokes about birth control coercion, and some of the best shows on television also happen to be the most probing.
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Around the world, responsible nations must defend against threats to sovereignty not just from global governance, but also from other, new forms of coercion and domination.
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Spokesman Lee Kyu-chul said the prosecution was unconvinced by the Samsung chief's argument that he was a victim of coercion due to pressure from Park.
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Brazil is set to release Facebook's vice president for Latin America from police detention, following a court order calling his arrest "unlawful coercion," according to AFP.
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The center said the agency's alleged coercion of the teenager to apologize is "serious racial discrimination" and an infringement of human rights, Yonhap News agency reported.
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Enter nudges, a means of influencing people's decisions without the need for coercion or mandates; crucially, a nudge can secure policy success without requiring Congressional approval.
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These concepts included that it's government that creates exploitation, and that it's the government that creates coercion, whereas private economics is about freedom and free exchange.
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The chronically sleep-starved will also become less able to tolerate pain and resist coercion, which makes it one of the military's favorite tools for torture.
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They will learn how to question employers and workers effectively and to detect signs of coercion in their behavior, according to a handbook they will use.
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To mandate that every person participates in these rituals is a gross act of religious coercion, at a time when privacy and autonomy are most vital.
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Today, the long totalitarian winter has thawed across Eastern Europe, where residents are now generally able to live lives free from political coercion or central dictate.
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Gandhi could see that public life organized around a morally neutral conception of private interests is always likely to degenerate into ferocious competition and violent coercion.
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And any coercion or sexual abuse that occurred, both men's defense teams have suggested, was the result of decisions by midlevel Khmer cadres, not state policy.
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There are also states stripping funding from family planning clinics or denying them the ability to accept Medicaid; it ignores the reality of reproductive coercion. ADVERTISEMENT
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"The reported claims of deception, mismanagement, and coercion highlighted in the CNBC article, if true, are egregious, unethical, and potentially illegal," said Velázquez in the letter.
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A critic of Operation Choke Point, Luetkemeyer, strikes at the heart of the initiative; the government's use of reputational risk as a tool for bank coercion.
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The Fuhrman tapes are deplorable, laden with racial epithets, confessions of coercion, and blatant bragging about how he's worked the system in order to victimize minorities.
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Sexual coercion, in one form or another, is as American as that baseball metaphor — a metaphor that sees girls' limits as a challenge boys should overcome.
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A queasy drama, replete with abuses of power and sexual coercion, unfolds between the male officer, played by Mr. Evans, and his partner Dawn (Ms. Powley).
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Last year, the attorney general sued Mr. Weinstein and his brother for violating state and city laws barring gender discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual abuse and coercion.
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In all those countries, former liberation movements have held uninterrupted power over decades through a combination of patronage, coercion and, in some cases, outright military force.
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Dr. Diekema, who is also a bioethics professor at the University of Washington School of Medicine, said that he tries to avoid coercion when he can.
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Maduro's leftist government, branded a dictatorship by Washington and targeted by U.S. sanctions, denied using coercion, as did the newly elected head of congress, Luis Parra.
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JON CARAMANICA Noisy guitars and brute force, with a walloping, clanking beat, drive this dystopian ditty of coercion, credulity, virtual reality and conquest by artificial intelligence.
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One reason that the abstinence-only programs have shown little or no evidence of effectiveness may be that sexual experiences for many young people involve coercion.
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He takes a chapter, for instance, to speculate that same-sex attraction in humans evolved in our ancestors through female choices that undermine male sexual coercion.
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This "passive enrollment" would provide insurers with a large pool of customers, including many healthy people, without the coercion of an "individual mandate," Mr. Cassidy said.
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We have all been involved in conversations about smartphone holdouts, and anyone who has resisted joining Facebook or Twitter has felt the subtle coercion of consensus.
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In this year's soon-to-be released report, the section previously called "Reproductive Rights" will also be changed to "Coercion in Population Control," according to Politico.
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If they do not change behaviour, American sanctions risk becoming less a tool of coercion than an expensive and rather arbitrary extra-territorial form of punishment.
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"America was founded on liberty and independence, and not government coercion, domination, and control," President Donald Trump declared in his 22019 State of the Union address.
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Despite efforts to govern women's bodies, women worldwide are mobilizing to demand an end to reproductive coercion, resulting in victories in countries like Chile and Ireland.
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" Mr. Burge replied, "I have never used any techniques set forth above as a means of improper coercion of suspects while in detention or during interrogation.
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"The underlying dynamic of so much abuse is coercive control, so pushing people to disclose can replicate those patterns of coercion" and backfire, Dr. Wathen said.
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Automated abuse, coercion and deceit—along with the anonymity afforded by bot proxies—must be addressed while preserving the creativity and messiness so central to coding.
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According to court docs, Strampel is facing 4 charges including 4th degree criminal sexual conduct with force or coercion, and willful neglect of duty -- a misdemeanor.
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Research showed offenders frequently used persuasion, coercion and perseverance to get victims (who were often initially resistant or indifferent) to agree to a first date early on.
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Repeated attempts to settle populations and introduce large-scale irrigated farming have a history of failure in the region, not least because they have often involved coercion.
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Attempting to legalize certain restricted methods of coercion opened the door to sadists, and quickly led to widespread torture and abuse in prisons in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Cedar A. Haddad, an Oregon State University student, was arrested Wednesday on charges of kidnapping, menacing and coercion in connection to the alleged abduction, The Oregonian reported.
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One former Nxivm member, identified only as Sylvie to protect her identity, began testifying Tuesday afternoon about coercion she said she experienced while part of the organization.
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If a person is forced into drug treatment, either through a court order or family coercion, they'll still eventually need to take control of their own treatment.
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Although each of the men I spoke with acknowledged that they and other perpetrators should face consequences for coercion, they weren't sure what those consequences should be.
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Romney, who sharply criticized Trump's coercion of Ukraine when the scandal emerged, voted to convict him of abuse of power and acquit him of obstruction of Congress.
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There's the sense that no lesbian would freely choose someone who is trans, that can only happen through some form of coercion or some form of bisexuality.
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At the time, the comments were published online, and since then, Cohen's use of intimidation and coercion tactics on behalf of the president has been widely covered.
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The lapsing waivers, following the U.S. designation of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps as a foreign terrorist organization, expand the administration's approach of unilateral coercion against Iran.
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"No nation can succeed that tolerates violence or the threat of violence as a method of political intimidation, coercion or control," Trump said, condemning the foiled attacks.
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But the criminal law on which the civil claim in based bans the use of force, threat or coercion for a sex act in exchange for value.
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Any time a person is exploited for labor — which can mean anything from sex trafficking to domestic servitude — through force, fraud, or coercion, that's considered human trafficking.
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Masseuses who provide the service do it for the same expanse of reasons women get into sex work: They range from needing money to empowerment to coercion.
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The more numerous oil states that have lower oil revenues per capita tend to be more on the coercion side and much less on the benefits side.
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"Despite China's claims to the contrary, the placement of these weapon systems is tied directly to military use for the purposes of intimidation and coercion," said Mattis.
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The first step in a new "America Firm" strategy in Asia is for Washington to declare unequivocally that it will defend Taiwan against any attack or coercion.
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We have to be realistic in that there is nothing we can do diplomatically through coercion or co-opting that will result in North Korea de-nuclearizing.
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"Despite China's claims to the contrary, the placement of these weapon systems is tied directly to military use for the purposes of intimidation and coercion," he said.
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Sam Rowlands, a visiting professor at Bournemouth University in the United Kingdom who led the BMJ review published in January, said reproductive coercion presents on a spectrum.
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"The public's misconceptions about reproductive coercion are rooted in a fundamental misunderstanding of relationship abuse and the cycle of violence that keeps people locked in," she said.
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Will it suffer the fate of Africa's other liberation movements, which, years after abandoning their original ideals, have clung to power through patronage, coercion or even force?
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"Despite China's claims to the contrary, the placement of these weapon systems is tied directly to military use for the purposes of intimidation and coercion," Mattis said.
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In 2628, China ended its "one-child policy," which restricted families to a single child, and has since adopted a "two-child policy," but coercion still occurs.
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The most widely known type of reproductive coercion is a partner forcing or preventing someone from getting an abortion, but it can be much subtler and varied.
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What McCauley and others have been able to accomplish, though, is to help healthcare providers understand what reproductive coercion is and how they can inform their patients.
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Russia has faced economic coercion from the United States for the past four years, and over that time Moscow has worked to insulate itself from such measures.
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The bottom line: U.S. economic coercion did not work in 1998, and it's unlikely to stop the Pakistan Army from supporting cross-border militancy in Afghanistan now.
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They assert and perpetuate themselves in many different ways, from full-on violence and repression down through subtle patterns of exclusion, coercion, and favoritism in the workplace.
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Because you know for sure coercion is masquerading somewhere in front of you in the form of ordinary content, you treat everything like a potential viral ad.
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But lawmakers couldn't stomach a law involving forceful coercion (punishing penalties to make the young take part) and they couldn't stomach a more purely market-based system.
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In fact, naval deployments and exercises in the Persian Gulf have been used by great powers as a tool of intimidation and coercion against Iran for generations.
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Given how central deception has been to Russian military doctrine historically, how does the Wagner Group itself fit into the bigger picture of a strategy of coercion?
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Indeed, some of these men think that verbal coercion and taking advantage of a toxically impaired woman are less serious transgressions than the use of physical force.
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As we reported ... War was found guilty of sexual assault, coercion, battery by strangulation, kidnapping and several other charges after attacking his ex, porn star Christy Mack.
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"Human trafficking occurs when someone uses force, fraud, or coercion to compel someone to engage in a commercial sex act or other forms of labor," Emerson explained.
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Iran's leaders have said the United States must rejoin the 2015 nuclear agreement, and that they will refuse to talk under coercion or before some sanctions relief.
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"The United States urges China to abstain from coercion that would jeopardize the security, or the social or economic system, of the people on Taiwan," she wrote.
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As Blum investigates, examining his cousin's gauzy explanations, his story becomes a meditation on social coercion, the limits of human agency and his family's improbable kindred spirits.
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"We appreciate that unlike so many employers, the Glitch management team decided to respect the rights of its workforce to choose union representation without fear or coercion."
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In a country still legislating its national identity and arguing over equality, the wedding wars also reflect broader dissent against what many here view as religious coercion.
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In a China policy speech this month, Vice President Mike Pence denounced China's attempts to shape public opinion in the United States through coercion and other means.
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There was precisely that sinister air of coercion, of an employee helpless to avoid unsavory contact with an employer who is trying to grab what he wants.
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If the comfort women for Japan were kidnap victims, the U.S. camp-town women were victims of sustained economic coercion—much like indentured servants or tenant farmers.
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Women's fertility is something that men also seek to control, through intimate partner violence and reproductive coercion and through laws that limit and obstruct access to abortion.
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The repercussions from the abuses these women, and potentially hundreds more victims of this company, endured at the coercion of Girls Do Porn affected their entire lives.
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Coercion may involve threatening family members back home or convincing a victim she or he will be deported or arrested if she doesn't do as she's told.
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Extrapolating this out to the whole US population would mean more than 3.3 million women between the ages of 18 and 44 experience this type of coercion.
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The "energy dominance" strategy pursed by the Trump administration has focused on keeping the national economy free from coercion by nations that use resources as economic weapons.
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Abe, for his part, has stuck by a 1994 government apology to "comfort women", but has denied there is direct evidence of widespread coercion by the military.
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"The state of New Hampshire couldn't cite a single example of a person displaying their ballot to participate in vote buying or voter coercion," he told Mashable.
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A presidential election last year returned Mr. Maduro to office for a second six-year term, but it was marred by widespread reports of fraud and coercion.
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Unfortunately, he ignores Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Sweden and Norway — all democratic socialist countries without coercion, with different models, not an "orthodox socialist script," and with regular elections.
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The documentary, called "Surviving R. Kelly," outlines years of accusations of sexual abuse and coercion against the R&B singer, including alleged sex tapes with underage girls.
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Obviously, Kai's long-orchestrated rape of Meadow isn't the end of his horrifying coercion of the woman — it's just another tool to trick her into doing his bidding.
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The database defines a terrorist act as one aimed at attaining political, religious, social or economic goals through coercion or intimidation of the public, outside acts of war.
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"Creative professionals don't surrender their freedom of speech and freedom from coercion when they choose to make a living with their art," Carl and Angel Larsen told CNN.
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"She was taken from her family by a 50-year-old man, whether she was coerced or not and everything is … well, I believe the coercion," James said.
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Paradise Hills is disturbing but rarely violent, and although there's implicit sexual coercion in Uma being sent to a reform school until she's willing to marry, it's muted.
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"Around the world, responsible nations must defend against threats to sovereignty not just from global governance, but also from other, new forms of coercion and domination," Trump said.
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The 11-count lawsuit alleges two counts of violating the RICO Act, as well as wiretapping, fraud and violating the Bane Act, a California anti-intimidation/coercion statute.
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He faces five counts of racketeering based on sexual exploitation of minors, kidnapping, forced labor, and coercion of five "Jane Does," with incidents ranging from 1999 to 2018.
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Those who leave polygamous relationships because they feared harm, coercion, are underage, or are trying to protect a minor in the plural family would be shielded from prosecution.
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Ryon Travis, 32, pleaded not guilty at his arraignment this week on charges of sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion, and producing, possessing and transporting child pornography.
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Arbitrary detention, censorship, ideological coercion, intolerance of debate, secrecy, a leader cult, religious and ethnic persecution, maritime expansion and bullying of its smaller neighbours are China's new order.
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Ford embraces his skills at manipulation and coercion to get a confession from a killer, but in the process, torches his friendships, and the work of his team.
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This trial is just one example of how an industry that many people enter for a wide variety of reasons—rarely under coercion or lies—can be predatory.
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Dominance means taking power by force and coercion (imagine a bully), while prestige is being freely given power due to one's skills and merits (imagine your favorite teacher).
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Dr. David Kreps, a senior lecturer at Salford Business School who recently chaired the Technology and Intimacy: Choice or Coercion conference, believes it's just a matter of time.
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"Not only is reproductive coercion a form of control, as another Reddit user commented, "ignoring your wishes during sex is a big betrayal of a really intimate experience.
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Doctors still don&apost know what caused the injuries but there was talk of torture and coercion as evidenced by Warmbier&aposs confession statement in February 2016. Watch.
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The nuts and bolts of making these cases—proving a level of fraud, force, or coercion that made victims unable to say no—remain the same, she said.
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The policy was initially supported by 500 delegates from 80 countries, who believed that decriminalization would help ensure that sex workers are protected from harm, exploitation, and coercion.
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In that case, decided 5-4 along party lines, the court applied Kennedy's coercion test and said that practices with longstanding ties to American traditions were generally acceptable.
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"Those employees, if identified, could themselves become targets of retaliation, coercion, or similar threats by bad actors seeking to obtain and use GovtOS for nefarious purposes," he wrote.
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For years, he lured girls away from their families with gifts and romantic promises, before forcing them into prostitution by threats, coercion and/or physical and verbal abuse.
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To prove sex trafficking, prosecutors would need to show each individual ad either involved a minor, or featured an adult who was selling sex through force or coercion.
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I hear "I hope nothing happens but you have to do your job" 2/85033 very far from any kind of coercion or influence and certainly not obstruction!
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This includes protecting the security of elections, enlisting citizens in the fight against disinformation and political coercion, and protecting the free and fair press, according to the report.
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It ignores how all those actors will respond to the speech, and how norms, institutions, and the environment for policy and coercion will be changed by those responses.
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Chip, an emergency-room doctor, has recently appeared on "Eligible" as the resident bachelor — whether freely or under coercion from his ambitious sister/manager is an open question.
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Master Of None's Ansari, formerly a woke internet boyfriend, was felled by sexual coercion allegations that were in no way criminal, but started necessary, painful conversations about consent.
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Again borrowing from Lenin's lexicon, Mr Lukashenko consolidated power by coercion, jailing rivals and journalists, disbanding protests and earning Western sanctions and a reputation as "Europe's last dictator".
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His lawyers argued that the admission was the result of police coercion as well as mental illness that made it difficult for Hernandez to separate fantasy from reality.
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The agency denied using coercion at the center, south of Seoul, where it screens fresh arrivals from the North for up to six months to ferret out spies.
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In terms of coercion, the two giants' primary weapon is to threaten that any country that hosts American intermediate-range missiles would become prime targets for missile strikes.
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But if the five Trump- and Bush-appointed justices adopt the coercion test being pushed by the American Legion and its allies, all Americans will suffer the consequences.
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The report breaks down harassment into three categories: gender harassment, or behavior that "conveys hostility, objectification or exclusion" toward a specific gender; unwanted sexual attention; and sexual coercion.
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It also takes several modest, but potentially important, steps to push the administration toward a more effective strategy to counter Chinese coercion in the disputed South China Sea.
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The psychologist Raymond Cattell coined a phrase — "coercion to the biosocial mean" — that addresses this issue: Society punishes people who deviate from culturally expected patterns or push boundaries.
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And many of the girls who become pregnant do so after rape, sexual violence or coercion, said Christa Stewart, program manager at the global girls' charity Equality Now.
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The report estimates that last year, 25 million people were in forced labor -- made to work under threat or coercion -- and 15 million people were in forced marriage.
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Park's conviction on bribery, coercion, abuse of power and other charges was the first lower-court ruling on a criminal case to be broadcast live in South Korea.
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Philosophically, Obamacare tried to split the difference between European-style government coercion (the individual mandates) with a traditionally American respect for competition and freedom of choice (the exchanges).
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"The Trump administration blocked Jane Doe from getting constitutionally protected care for a month and subjected her to illegal obstruction, coercion and shaming as she waited," he said.
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But prosecutors maintain it was a moneymaking criminal enterprise that relied on theft, intimidation and coercion to stay afloat, even as it forced some recruits into sexual slavery.
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Kitti Jones, a former girlfriend of R&B singer R. Kelly, has accused Kelly of physical abuse, sexual coercion, and forced starvation in a new Rolling Stone report.
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I hear "I hope nothing happens but you have to do your job" 2/3 very far from any kind of coercion or influence and certainly not obstruction!
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Their forging efforts have largely relied on coercion rather than moral persuasion, and their often ruthless methods have killed tens of millions of Chinese citizens over the years.
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But the case has exposed what prosecutors said was one fixer's attempts to use bribery and coercion to change the outcome of cases in Queens and Long Island.
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From stories women tell of fear and confusion, even coercion, of expectations crushed, and of humiliation experienced, there emerges a picture of a maternity care system in crisis.
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In a report on the case, the group Human Rights Watch said her trial had been marred by the use of questionable evidence and possible coercion of witnesses.
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"The new U.S. officials should know that the failed experience of sanctions and coercion compelled their previous governments to eventually come to the negotiation table," Mr. Rouhani said.
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SYDNEY, Jan 23 (Reuters) - The Australian government on Monday said it would establish a new Critical Infrastructure Centre to protect key national infrastructure from sabotage, espionage and coercion.
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Paul Mozur, a technology reporter for The New York Times based in Shanghai, has been covering the Chinese government's campaign of surveillance and coercion on "The Daily" podcast.
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Hamas understood that Western news outlets wanted a simple story about villains and victims and would stick to that script, whether because of ideological sympathy, coercion or ignorance.
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In the indictment on Monday, the number of criminal charges against Ms. Park increased to 18, including bribery, coercion, abuse of office and illegal leaking of government secrets.
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Last week, the owners and key employees of adult film production company Girls Do Porn were charged with federal counts of sex trafficking by force, fraud, and coercion.
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Another associate, Valorie Moser, who the authorities said helped recruit the women, was charged with one count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking by force, fraud and coercion.
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Oracle is accusing Google's chief legal officer of waging a "coercion campaign" aimed at pressuring companies and groups not to endorse its position in their Supreme Court battle.
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The House passed a resolution in 2007 calling on Japan to acknowledge and apologize for the "coercion of young women into sexual slavery" in the 1930s and '40s.
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Those who said they were forced were asked follow-up questions about the types of coercion, including physical force, verbal pressure, and the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying reiterated on Wednesday that no "coercion or trade" was involved, saying the decision was "right and proper, and fair and above board".
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In states where medical aid in dying is not authorized, people are actually more vulnerable to coercion and abuse because there are no safeguards to protect the patient.
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Our workers deserve strong legal protections that keep them safe from unfair coercion or pressure to join a union and pay their fees just to keep their job.
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