But The Deuce is literally a show about exploitation and the many forms it takes — be it exploitation for money or exploitation for sex or exploitation for power or all three at the same time.
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The exploitation of power does not stop once we consolidate the narrative of exploitation.
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"Exploitation begins online ... but often leads into offline physical sex exploitation (and) trafficking," Sylwander said.
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"The church does not support sexual exploitation of any kind, including child exploitation," he said.
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When that happens, when you have that, what are some of ... Exploitation. Exploitation. Manipulation. Right. Yeah.
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Those arrested were jailed for investigation of suspected human trafficking, exploitation of prostitutes and sexual exploitation of minors.
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Yet the group's agenda, as Cazares describes it, naturally shifted to something bigger than exploitation for exploitation sake.
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While Johnson's possible real-life exploitation plays out in livestreams, her online exploitation has been happening for years
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In essence, although the process is intended to ward off exploitation, the process itself is a form of exploitation.
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I have always resisted against the exploitation of the weakest ones, I will fight the exploitation of my work.
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"At the heart of modern slavery is exploitation, including labor exploitation," said Shanta Martin, a lawyer for the men.
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The good news is that when exploitation meets a community of empathy, apathy loses, exploitation loses, and justice wins.
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B-movies were often exploitation movies, and I'm not doing exploitation, whereas many other directors today are doing that.
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The Art of Exploitation Course In ethical hacking, the art of exploitation is considered to be the most complicated attack.
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An estimated 173 million adults were victims of forced sexual exploitation and 217 million children were victims of sexual exploitation.
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As part of the plea deal, officials agreed they wouldn't prosecute Nassar for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual exploitation of children.
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In return for the plea deal, federal prosecutors agreed not to prosecute Nassar for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual exploitation of children.
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Opponents include the National Organization for Women and World Without Exploitation, a coalition of groups dedicated to ending sexual trafficking and exploitation.
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A WhatsApp group discovery app's listings of child exploitation groups on WhatsApp A WhatsApp group discovery app's listings of child exploitation groups on WhatsApp If imagery doesn't match the database but is suspected of showing child exploitation, it's manually reviewed.
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Sexual Exploitation of AdultsPolicy RationaleWe recognize the importance of Facebook as a place to discuss and draw attention to sexual violence and exploitation.
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The draft bill would form a "National Commission on Online Child Exploitation Prevention" to establish rules for finding and removing child exploitation content.
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Because children are often traveling alone or with limited resources, they are at heightened risk of exploitation, including trafficking, sexual exploitation, and enslaved labor.
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It's what I call modern slavery, which is when people are being effectively taken into servitude, into slavery, for sexual exploitation or labor exploitation.
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My bill amends those federal child exploitation laws to include all similar child sexual exploitation offenses under the UCMJ in the recidivist provisions, as appropriate.
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"The risk of exploitation of workers is present in every industry, but we should eliminate that exploitation by giving sex workers more rights, not less," says Green.
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Franca Asemota, 38, was found guilty of conspiracy to traffic persons for sexual exploitation, trafficking persons outside of the UK for sexual exploitation, and assisting unlawful migration.
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Vancouver Police Department anti-exploitation detective Jim Fisher was arrested last month on six criminal charges including sexual exploitation, sexual assault, breach of trust, and obstruction of justice.
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"What is being described by the Sun it looks like a severe case of exploitation, bordering on slavery," said anti-exploitation campaigner Jakub Sobik from Anti-Slavery International.
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Sexual exploitation isn't always visible in Western countries, but labor exploitation is easy to discover when we look at the products we use daily with a critical eye.
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"Exploitation begins online ... but often leads into offline physical sex exploitation, (and) trafficking," said Lotta Sylwander, country head for the U.N. children's agency (UNICEF) based in the Philippines.
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Vegan diets are adding to malnutrition in wealthy countries Taking this view, dietary choices that reduce animal exploitation are still valuable even if some animal exploitation would still occur.
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"The emerging portrait of the company's actual behavior suggests potential widespread exploitation of its own workforce in order to facilitate the widespread exploitation of its customer base," the senators wrote.
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For example, Sebree's Tenable colleague Jacob Baines presented at Defcon about exploitation of MikroTik routers over the past few years and the difficulty of assessing the scope of the exploitation.
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Women were trafficked to Britain mainly for sexual exploitation or domestic servitude while the majority of men were trafficked for labor exploitation in farming, construction and car washing, the study said.
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"Vinyl" has featured plenty of financial exploitation; this sequence is a reminder that the music business had artistic exploitation as well, often with white musicians employing the art of black musicians.
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" What she's saying: "This is exploitation, plain and simple.
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"Many victims were suffering due to the cuts, faced destitution .... and risked falling back into situations of labor exploitation," Caroline Robinson, head the charity Focus on Labor Exploitation, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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PEOPLE has confirmed that Oliva was formally charged on Tuesday with two counts of attempted sexual exploitation of a child and one count of sexual exploitation of a child, all class 4 felonies.
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Eighty percent of all women and girls arriving from Nigeria to Europe are potential victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation, the group estimates, noting that exploitation of younger girls is on the rise.
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They also deal with child exploitation, human trafficking, terrorism prevention.
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But young children in particular often fall victim to exploitation.
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Drivers in Indonesia have rallied to accuse it of exploitation.
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Interest rates are a "tool of exploitation", Mr Erdogan said.
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By purchasing products of exploitation, we subsidize and support cruelty.
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These new laws were intended to protect surrogates from exploitation.
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Anyone who supports this film is supporting lies and exploitation.
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The exploitation funded holidays to Barbados, Australia, Egypt and Mexico.
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I learned about sexual exploitation, my rights, and youth advocacy.
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The agency works on child exploitation and human trafficking cases.
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The website is creating a system of exploitation and disenfranchisement.
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Workers on student and trainee visas are vulnerable to exploitation.
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But for him, racism is linked to class and exploitation.
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Mr Abbot describes the exploitation that many African starlets face.
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The agent had been conducting an investigation into child exploitation.
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And around 4.5 million are victims of forced sexual exploitation.
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Kinda smells like exploitation of the LGBT community to me.
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The sexual exploitation of children is difficult to talk about.
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Ripped off by speculation, privatization, job cuts, exploitation of workers.
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The exploitation of trust, in this case, undercuts that purpose.
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Is it a desire to protect other women from exploitation?
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American history braids every familiar terrain with dispossession and exploitation.
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Tipping is simply part of the exploitation of unskilled work.
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The more we'll be drawn away from exploitation, toward conservation.
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"Some people call this electronic assault, digital exploitation," Hill said.
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"Data exploitation is not really a competitive differentiator," he said.
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Death and exploitation are features of the cocaine supply chain.
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That figure includes profits from sexual exploitation and forced labor.
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Kids' video creators were banned for child endangerment and exploitation.
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We have focused on issues of labor, exploitation, and extractivism.
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A fundamental Marxist insight is that capitalism necessarily involves exploitation.
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Do not compare the exploitation of animals to racism. Ever.
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This was the exploitation of user data and user trust.
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Most of the counts involve sexual exploitation of a child.
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Being gifted at exploitation is not the same as intellectualism.
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But the level of aggression and exploitation has been overwhelming.
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He worried about commercial exploitation and railed against clueless crowds.
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The cold truth is that more information often promotes exploitation.
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Beneath rages unseen abuse and new forms of sexual exploitation.
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The ambiguity of Latinx identity leaves it open to exploitation.
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The military has called the other raids "site exploitation" missions.
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The starting point is that exploitation doesn't happen in isolation.
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In the internet age, sexual exploitation has become increasingly insidious.
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Racial discourse has been used to justify exploitation for centuries.
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It's about psychological abuse; it's about neglect; it's about exploitation.
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At its heart, Evicted is a story of economic exploitation.
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There are different kinds of exploitation, different degrees of it.
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McCord was charged with four counts of statutory rape by an authority figure, four counts of aggravated statutory rape, solicitation of sexual exploitation of a minor and exploitation of a minor by electronic means.
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And again in 2016, NASAA members adopted a model act to protect vulnerable adults from financial exploitation, which, among other provisions, requires financial professions to report suspected senior financial exploitation to state securities regulators.
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Eighty percent of all women and girls arriving from Nigeria to Europe are potential victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation, the group estimates, noting that exploitation of younger girls has been on the rise.
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We have also been strongly advocating for state legislation to protect vulnerable adults from financial exploitation to help our members fulfill their fiduciary obligation for their clients while receiving immunity for reporting suspected financial exploitation.
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I'd say some straight-up journalism is a form of exploitation.
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With increasing demand for water, unregulated exploitation has emptied natural reservoirs.
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Many called out West for his exploitation of Houston's private struggles.
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Critics have chided the lottery as an exploitation of America's poor.
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Government officials and human rights groups accuse the militia of exploitation.
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Most are trapped in forced labor, sexual exploitation and forced marriages.
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TikTok has also been accused of facilitating sexual predation and exploitation.
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No, what bugs me is the audacious brand exploitation behind it.
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Often, environmental destruction denies people traditional livelihoods, opening them to exploitation.
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This is prohibited in the helper's contract, and subsequently constitutes exploitation.
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Trump's campaign is the exposition and exploitation of those dark corners.
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It also affects Syrian refugees, who are particularly vulnerable to exploitation.
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Even better — even if such exploitation is immoral, it's not illegal.
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Some have deemed this exploitation, while others say it's fair game.
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"Their discovery and exploitation has been below our potential," Jaitley said.
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She is a victim of the over-exploitation of India's groundwater.
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Powerful computers and large volumes of data lie waiting for exploitation.
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We don't necessarily have to view coverage of disasters as exploitation.
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As a result, older investors are a prime target for exploitation.
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But violence and exploitation exist in other lines of work, too.
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Their revolt was an all-out assault on their own exploitation.
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I would have made it, but not as an exploitation film.
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No single piece of legislation will end human trafficking and exploitation.
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The group had protested against Shell's exploitation of the Niger Delta.
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The gig economy's grey areas have left much room for exploitation.
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First, he explains, known child exploitation images are identified by NCMEC.
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Commonplace use of drones by the police will lead to exploitation.
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Exploitation is difficult for normal users, but simple for professional ones.
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It is time for a presidential-level commission on child exploitation.
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"They don't understand the meaning of the word 'exploitation,' " she said.
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It's been used far too much to foster hate and exploitation.
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But their precarious status made them highly vulnerable to labor exploitation.
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As a result, many refugees are vulnerable to harassment and exploitation.
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Fears of exploitation now often center on South and Southeast Asia.
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It is about protecting the most vulnerable among us from exploitation.
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"I'd started to feel the wheels of exploitation," he told me.
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An estimated 4 million of them are forced into sexual exploitation.
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I've found that rescuers look for exploitation where there is none.
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Calling it ironic is no justification for narratives created through exploitation.
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Race and gender help make this process of exploitation seem natural.
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A screenshot from today of active child exploitation groups on WhatsApp.
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Do you think exploitation is still possible under the female gaze?
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Even more are vulnerable to trafficking or other forms of exploitation.
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"There is a circuit of exploitation here," Mr. Jones told me.
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Such neglect, Mr. Hembree claims, amounts to exploitation of a people.
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We live in a capitalist society, a neoliberal system of exploitation.
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Poor people everywhere are more vulnerable to every kind of exploitation.
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And Trump is certain to continue his vicious exploitation of both.
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But he is credibly accused of being a party to exploitation.
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Remote exploitation tools will likely be made quickly and widely available.
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Risk to life and child exploitation are top of the list.
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But their exploitation has often sparked tensions between government and communities.
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Capitalism necessitates winners and losers, and winners necessitate exploitation and greed.
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NSWP says that leaves sex workers open to exploitation by police.
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Op-Ed Contributor It's often portrayed as a story of exploitation.
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The department has also documented cases of exploitation of foreign workers.
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Trump shocked some and raised uncomfortable questions about colonial-style exploitation.
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If they are being exploited, they are abetting their own exploitation.
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The symbolism of her youth can't be separated from its exploitation.
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But for many backpackers and migrants, exploitation by employers is rife.
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The uncertainty and confusion this glut causes is ripe for exploitation.
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By turning a blind eye to the dehumanization and exploitation of our community in order to buy into the financial gains, we become complicit in said dehumanization and exploitation and sell our souls in the process.
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This has led to a wide range of exploitation including racism and on-set fatalities, exploitation that has been habitually rationalized as the cost those without power pay for doing business in a putatively glamorous industry.
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Inside rebel-held Syria, where children beg to die Many are forced to work to support their families, and the threat of exploitation -- largely recruitment into armed groups for boys and sexual exploitation for girls -- is rife.
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"Despite being at ground zero of the #MeToo movement, Netflix appears to have gone completely tone-deaf on the realities of sexual exploitation," said Dawn Hawkins, executive director of the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, told Indiewire.
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"By resisting calls for licensing in this and other high-risk sectors, the government risks paving the way for greater abuse and exploitation," Caroline Robinson, of the charity Focus on Labor Exploitation, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Many possible morals have been overblown, sometimes to the point of exploitation.
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A magazine writer in Nigeria who focused on the exploitation of women.
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As he points out, all tariffs are "an exploitation of the consumer".
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But let's just assume that it's cold-hearted calculation and cynical exploitation.
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Someone jokes about creating a YouTube video about "conversation exploitation" with coworkers.
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Could he or she slip in another vulnerability, undetected, for later exploitation?
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Democrats want to protect the little guy from exploitation by corporate interests.
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But there is, I feel, an ethical issue in such knowing exploitation.
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Content related to terrorism and child exploitation would face even stricter standards.
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The fight against sexual exploitation is one of CWA's seven core issues.
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But when you put them all together, it's not really sexual exploitation.
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Concern about exploitation of such enterprise IoT bugs is not just theoretical.
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This makes for a shaky inter-state dynamic ripe for future exploitation.
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It's worth noting that this is not some novel form of exploitation.
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Many of the underage girls "were particularly vulnerable to exploitation," Berman said.
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The exploitation of resources there totals $722 million to $862 million annually.
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And, is the exploitation of these legal tools hindering the #MeToo movement?
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"Human rights organizations have said that this is child exploitation," he said.
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This is emotional exploitation combined with the seeming intimacy of social media.
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The National Center on Sexual Exploitation, formerly called Morality in Media, Inc.
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Sexual, economic or other forms of exploitation of group members by leaders.
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The plaintiffs say they also oppose trafficking and other forms of exploitation.
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What I am not a fan of is carelessness, exploitation, and lies.
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We could also remit money reaped from the exploitation of public resources.
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Education during emergencies also protects children from exploitation and poverty, it said.
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"This population is very vulnerable to exploitation by tax preparers," she said.
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Rights groups say this leaves workers across the region open to exploitation.
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Each carefully chosen detail illuminates the novel's themes of violence and exploitation.
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Marimuthu's case follows a pattern of exploitation in the region, activists said.
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Every child deserves a protected age of innocence, free from exploitation. 2.
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Together they control an alternate economy — that of exploitation, graft and drugs.
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But the stone's commercial exploitation has led to its ever-stricter standardization.
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Everything came at the cost of savage exploitation that was later denounced.
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There are around 4.5 million victims of sexual exploitation around the world.
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What's the difference between an art house film and an exploitation film?
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The first Adpocalypse occurred in 2016, also over concerns of child exploitation.
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" In short, she says: "We want to make sexual exploitation everyone's problem.
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Years of such exploitation had left many aboriginal Australians suspicious of scientists.
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Once the exploitation machine called civilization was running, it was self-perpetuating.
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Exploitation and human trafficking are not just criminal problems; they are cultural.
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VCs' hunt for outsized returns may have encouraged broader exploitation over the
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It was notorious for low wage rates and general exploitation of artists.
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On the matter of resource exploitation, Pompeo could hardly contain his enthusiasm.
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But that suggests another troubling angle for would-be young stars: exploitation.
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Arthur: You can't count on drama, but you can always program exploitation.
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In other words, it instills a system of exploitation by the powerful.
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They had backgrounds in sex trafficking and child exploitation investigations, she said.
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A life of promise became plagued by drug use and sexual exploitation.
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But this video does show the absolute ruthless exploitation of the industry.
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"Refugees are particularly vulnerable to exploitation," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The crimes include financial exploitation, fraud, physical and emotional abuse, and neglect.
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Arthur: Two topics for future weeks, then: campus culture and puppy exploitation.
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Legal armed enforcers of relations of exploitation and oppression murder with impunity.
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ICE was established 15 years ago to protect children from sexual exploitation.
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And there is a definitive link* between child porn and child exploitation.
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Listings from a group discovery app of child exploitation groups on WhatsApp.
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"To me it wasn't just exploitation, it was modern slavery," says Sagnet.
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There is also the earliest evidence of "salmon exploitation" in the Americas.
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We hear much more about other kinds of elder abuse and exploitation.
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Should we now be talking more openly about sexual harassment and exploitation?
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In what ways do restrictive immigration policies heighten the exploitation of workers?
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And it is because we're ... I mentioned the multiple means of exploitation.
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Worker exploitation has always been part of the video game industry's DNA.
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YouTube said in February it was "aggressively approaching" its child exploitation issue.
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Several of them have been victims of exploitation or suffered from addiction.
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The film is a combination of exploitation-style horror and feminist statement.
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But it also takes exploitation — of bodies, of feeling, of labor — seriously.
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And class, according to this analysis, is created by relationships of exploitation.
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This kind of outsider exploitation is the lived history for many Detroiters.
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But the prospect also raises thorny questions about animal exploitation and welfare.
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Manned exploration, habitation and sustainable exploitation of the oceans however requires technology.
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In Zuckerberg's business model, exploitation would be of the tiresome commercial kind.
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These include rape, molestation, exploitation for pornography, and trafficking minors for sex.
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"Science" in the service of ideology and exploitation isn't science at all.
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But that is because of political and economic exploitation, not cultural appropriation.
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CISA recommends users take defensive measures to minimize the risk of exploitation.
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It's because you're no longer cooperating with others in your own exploitation.
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Authoritarianism breeds frustration and despair, leaving populations ripe for exploitation by extremists.
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I'm against exploitation of women promoted for decades by Hollywood (and) culture.
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Both involve the exploitation of power and the unavailability of legal recourse.
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ICE combats transnational gangs, drug smuggling, human trafficking, child exploitation, and more.
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All these children are at risk of anything from trafficking to exploitation.
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However, there is also evidence of exploitation in global fashion more broadly.
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Rather than "exhibition and exploitation," I had hoped for conversation and collaboration.
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Every decent person opposes the trafficking of human beings for sexual exploitation.
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After a scandal over labor exploitation, Ben and Jerry's discontinued the flavor.
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Fossil fuels rest on a foundation of colonialist exploitation and rent-seeking.
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Whether or not exploitation was taking place isn't known at this point.
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"Exploitation, and therefore trafficking, begins with the enabling of a breeding ground for the disregard of fundamental labor rights," she said in a report presented to the U.N. last week, in which she referred to a "continuum of exploitation".
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"It's our obligation to the Force to protect worlds from exploitation," she says.
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Financial exploitation of Native American communities is not a new phenomenon, Fleming says.
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"Cyntoia's never known Cyntoia outside of trauma and exploitation and prison," she says.
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That mission is "to reduce crime, not the exploitation of people," he argues.
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For strict vegans this means avoiding honey because of the exploitation of bees.
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It calls for an international regime to administer any exploitation of lunar resources.
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Instead, Pentagon officials called it a "site exploitation mission" designed to gather intelligence.
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Why are their bodies and minds still unprotected from violence, abuse, and exploitation?
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Overwhelming, the comments in response Chamberlain's announcement express feelings of betrayal and exploitation.
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Other questions include:• Is exploitation of this vulnerability alone sufficient to cause harm?
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The official said the proposal is meant to deter the exploitation of children.
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But at what point does art become exploitation of tragedy for personal gain?
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Warren argued, though, that the focus should be on exploitation of trafficking victims.
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"That's a special kind of betrayal and exploitation of an employee," he said.
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"It really results in extreme exploitation," said Bhoola, who spoke with several victims.
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Worried Neighbor Worried Neighbor: Financial exploitation is a growing problem for elder Americans.
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Ann Wagner (Missouri) challenged Facebook for failing to stop child exploitation online. Rep.
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Its aim was to work out which countries use which policies against exploitation.
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Newton has been openly vocal about the exploitation of and violence against women.
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As undocumented Mexican immigrants, they were subjected to exploitation, racial discrimination and dehumanization.
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But the incomplete exploitation of currently available knowledge is in some way reassuring.
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A quarter of such exploitation happened outside of the victim's country of origin.
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Another 4.8m, roughly a fifth of the total, were victims of sexual exploitation.
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Yet concerns about exploitation of personal data are stepping up across the board.
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However, that technology can't yet perform the nuanced investigations necessary to combat exploitation.
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Illegal child exploitation imagery is easy to find on Microsoft's Bing search engine.
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Is there room for exploitation, and who's really at risk in the end?
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Government officials and human rights groups condemned the group, accusing it of exploitation.
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They're also more sensitive than ever to exploitation of themselves or other people.
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Long, rambling, veering from topic to topic, prattling on about exploitation by foreigners.
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The world needs an open debate on the exploitation of the deep seabed.
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Even on apps with safety measures, child exploitation is still a serious issue.
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Western art is, in many ways, built on the exploitation of women's bodies.
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Racial and sexual oppression have been added to the dynamic of class exploitation.
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Some of the money allegedly came from smuggling and illegal exploitation of workers.
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Battles over the exploitation of natural resources have become common throughout Latin America.
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But mostly Africa's continued exploitation doesn't get interrogated by the international mainstream media.
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But, like he says ... some positive news for once beats any potential exploitation.
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It has supported human trafficking, forced labor and exploitation all around the globe.
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The full exploitation of the phone and follow-up investigative steps are continuing.
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"They are extremely vulnerable and susceptible to all forms of exploitation," she said.
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There would be nothing but complacency in the suffering and exploitation of others.
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No, because that would likely slip into its own queasy type of exploitation.
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They were repatriated last year following multiple allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation.
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Just look at what the National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCSE) is saying.
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Even within the fictional narrative we created, there was no violence or exploitation.
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From terrorist content and hate speech, to election interference, child exploitation, bullying, abuse.
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From Chanel's "feminist" protest to Kanye's "refugee" demonstration, commentary can feel like exploitation.
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They don't realize though that they are then making themselves vulnerable to exploitation.
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The company also removed 244,188 accounts for violations relating to child sexual exploitation.
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Because our youth are experiencing exploitation now, we have to prioritize prevention now.
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This resulted in a reported increase in exploitation and violence for this community.
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This Land is Mehta's expression of rage at the cynical exploitation of inequality.
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Prakash Khatri and I have suggested focusing instead on the "exploitation magnet," i.e.
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The fundamental problem here is exploitation, and it's more common than you realize.
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In general, there is a tension in our brains between exploration and exploitation.
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This plainly discriminatory practice has allowed instances of exploitation of workers with disabilities.
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My interest in this exploitation of Jesus deepened after I met Costi Hinn.
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Martin Luther King Jr. often noted that racism and economic exploitation are intertwined.
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As outlined in our Community Standards, nudity and sexual exploitation are not allowed.
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Thousands of tweets pointed out the exploitation of recent protests to sell Pepsi.
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Today, the economic exploitation within college sports remains race-neutral on its face.
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Naturally, Instagram has to deal with a spectrum of sexual exploitation material too.
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Our plan includes critical measures to protect migrant children from exploitation and abuse.
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The Fair Pay to Play Act mentions preventing the exploitation of student athletes.
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But lately Edo State has gained notoriety as a hub of sexual exploitation.
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And that's where some nasty exploitation in the weed biz rears its head.
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Critics fear the new law could simply extend the exploitation of foreign workers.
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The 50-a statute was intended to protect officers from exploitation and abuse.
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Genocide, slavery, exploitation, worker repression, and other injustices are inextricable from this history.
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Battling sexual harassment and exploitation in China has long involved very real dangers.
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Anti-predatory lending laws and disclosure rules for mortgages protect consumers from exploitation.
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Laos, a former French colony, has a history of exploitation by foreign powers.
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And child exploitation is a more sprawling problem to address, in technical terms.
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Human habitation and exploitation of natural resources threaten the islands' habitats, he said.
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Because of this, the açaí boom hasn't created an easy narrative of exploitation.
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They don't realize, though, that they are then making themselves vulnerable to exploitation.
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It's now the Special Rapporteur on the sale and sexual exploitation of children.
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It shows us whom the predators see as the easy marks for exploitation.
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During the early twentieth century, American children organized against their own labor exploitation.
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Human rights advocates have criticized his exploitation of their toil as slave labor.
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Fearful of the potential for corruption and exploitation, it expedites only a handful.
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In the face of exploitation, she was a champion of justice and equality.
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The U.S. government's cybersecurity advisory unit also issued a warning about current exploitation.
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But this level of extreme exploitation is far too common around the world.
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Exploitation is as much part of the landscape as the trees and rocks.
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So it uses all the same techniques of action, empathy, and emotional exploitation.
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Heedless exploitation of resources has undergirded industrial society and is quickly becoming untenable.
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Heedless exploitation of resources has undergirded industrial society and is quickly becoming untenable.
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I don't watch TV much but I'm really into horror and exploitation films.
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Exploitation demands silencing any suspicion that his work is derivative in any way.
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" In docs, they claim Franco created "an environment of harassment and sexual exploitation.
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This is what makes it such a powerful tool of propaganda and exploitation.
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They are the main target of traffickers in the business of sexual exploitation.
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In addition, and most importantly, Kardashian built an empire off her own exploitation.
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He argued that American capitalism made private-sector workers uniquely vulnerable to exploitation.
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This course will guide you through five stages of the pen testing process — information gathering, enumeration, vulnerability scanning, exploitation, and post-exploitation — so you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of what it is and learn how to do it on your own.
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The bodies of people of color have a pernicious history of total exploitation and criminalization in the US. Like total war, total exploitation enlists and mobilizes the resources of mainstream society to obliterate the resources and infrastructure of the vulnerable.
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There's an exploitation going on here that the media justifies for self-interested reasons.
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Thailand is a source, transit, and destination country for children trafficked for sexual exploitation.
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The official told CNN the proposal is meant to deter the exploitation of children.
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This strategic exploitation of our Nation's humanitarian programs undermines our Nation's security and sovereignty.
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This is what makes the continuing exploitation of children across the world so scary.
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He was arrested May 25 after livestreaming from outside a child sexual exploitation trial.
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The latter option navigates you to an Instagram Help Center page about wildlife exploitation.
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Many seniors are targeted for financial abuse or exploitation because of what they own.
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It's true: Cynical exploitation of anti-Semitism is as real as anti-Semitism itself.
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Exploitation remains a common way to interact with each other and with our world.
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They are also more vulnerable to fraud or to financial exploitation, often by relatives.
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The presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump has raised exploitation of ignorance to new heights.
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Beyond the big-picture exploitation, there's also some personal reasoning for their musical themes.
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We hear little of the woman who linked economic exploitation, lynching and sexual violence.
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He has come forward to discuss the rampant exploitation in D.F.S.'s betting economy.
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Muhammad Lila: In nearly every plantation we visited, we came across stories of exploitation.
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Carraway faces 13 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor that occurred between Oct.
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"The government intervention is expected to end exploitation of patients," health activist K.M.Gopakumar said.
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Another focused on Facebook's responsibility for the child exploitation that thrives on its platform.
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Relative newcomers to these online ecosystems were beset by exploitation from above and within.
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Not to mention that he represents some morally dubious issues like colonialism and exploitation.
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Another means of stopping the exploitation is to pursue those paying for horrific content.
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Victims are trafficked for exploitation on farms, in nail bars, private houses or prostitution.
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"We're absolutely opposed to things like trafficking, the sexual exploitation of children," said Schuetze.
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Indeed, 95 years is a good run for the commercial exploitation of a work.
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A screenshot from earlier this month of now-banned child exploitation groups on WhatsApp .
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Encryption has proven an impediment to WhatsApp preventing the spread of child exploitation imagery.
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"There's a connection between exploitation of women and independent contractor agreements," Mr. LeRoy said.
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When you're concerned about exploitation in the garment industry, you buy ethically produced clothes.
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Invasives, he argues, are a smaller threat than either habitat loss or direct exploitation.
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Israeli Workers' Hotline, a rights group, said Palestinian laborers were often subject to exploitation.
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Few consumers suspect that extreme labor exploitation is an ingrained part of this culture.
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This opened the fossil-rich land back up to development, or exploitation of resources.
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In place of pranks and profiteering are now exploitation, malice, fraud, racketeering, and warfare.
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The Ohio senator has been preoccupied with workers' rights and corporate exploitation for years.
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Unions are important for securing the rights of workers and protecting them from exploitation.
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"This is outrageous, more exploitation of public office for Trump's personal gain," Eisen said.
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Its focus is more geared toward administering grazing and mineral rights—exploitation over preservation.
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Not just a "foreign films" header but subsections of Japanese and Hong Kong exploitation.
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We will carry on fighting until this exploitation stops and workers' rights are respected.
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Outside of vocabulary like exploitation and abuse, Tarantino's alleged actions can't be neatly classified.
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There's a whole category of black exploitation movies, and this doesn't fit into that.
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" The plan further "includes critical measures to protect migrant children from exploitation and abuse.
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But she is also imploring multinational banks to stop investing in natural resource exploitation.
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This week, Anna Holmes and James Parker debate the line between empathy and exploitation.
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His legacy is full of evidence of the exploitation of women for professional gain.
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"We have to admit that (exploitation) is embedded in our economic systems," Giammarinaro said.
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Its Empower Youth Program equips young people and adults to recognize issues of exploitation.
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This open season on dead celebrities encourages the exploitation of their memories for profit.
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" He said, "The exploitation of seniors is becoming a real cottage industry right now.
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Name Withheld Exploitation happens whenever you take advantage of someone in a vulnerable position.
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She looks for candidates who care about the exploitation of farmworkers and food inequality.
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This is an unserious and inhumane approach to the horrors of exploitation and persecution.
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She said she now wants to help other victims of sexual abuse and exploitation.
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Chapter 110 also requires service providers to report actual knowledge of child sexual exploitation.
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Indeed, all the crowing about priceless love serves as a way of romanticizing exploitation.
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One of the novel's most insistent themes is the tension between preservation and exploitation.
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They face greater risks of exploitation, sexual violence, domestic abuse and death in childbirth.
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By then, unspeakable tales of sexual exploitation had emerged, including the rape of minors.
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We have some exploitation films, like Barbara Peeters's biker movie Bury Me An Angel.
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The story of Legs 11 is complicated and mysterious, encompassing sex, drugs, and exploitation.
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Striking allowed us to denaturalize labor exploitation and extractivism of our bodies and territories.
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But now, the ice is melting, opening the North up to exploration and exploitation.
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"Human lives cannot become an object of political exploitation," it said in a statement.
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Revenge porn weaponizes an intimate moment into a form of exploitation and even blackmail.
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It is difficult to imagine a more thorough or repugnant apology for oppressive exploitation.
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I felt that I could no longer contribute to that unnecessary exploitation of animals.
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A trial like Broaden is forced to focus on a single point of exploitation.
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The exploitation of the canine underclass is perhaps the most insidious problem with cloning.
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But I find her assertion of exploitation — at least of doctors — difficult to reconcile.
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So, that word, exploitation, I take offense to with any attachment to Gordon Parks.
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The listed crimes include terrorism, hostage-taking, slave labour and sexual exploitation of children.
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That's no excuse for racism, let alone the cynical political exploitation of that racism.
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But the exploitation is real, said Paul Oliva, the police chief in Mount Pleasant.
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Free and prosperous democracies run on social trust: the mutual expectation of non-exploitation.
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I explained that vegans do their best not to take part in animal exploitation.
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Senior financial exploitation is a growing problem across the nation as our population ages.
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NASAA and its members have been leaders in the fight against senior financial exploitation.
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In a world of rampant exploitation justified by racist oppression, revolutionary change felt rational.
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Children fleeing violence, suffering from recent abuse and exploitation, deserve compassionate care and support.
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Microsoft told the Post that it has seen no active exploitation of the flaw.
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The camps are hazardous places, with reports of exploitation, extortion, violence, rape, and kidnapping.
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In Harvey Weinstein's wake, Hollywood is trying to end a history of sexual exploitation.
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Others voice concerns that the paid feature is vulnerable to exploitation by clickbait creators.
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Actress Amber Tamblyn said the documentary made her think about the exploitation of children.
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" "Fannie Mae was aware or should have been aware of King's exploitation of plaintiff.
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Skip products made of cotton from Turkmenistan, which is often harvested through child exploitation.
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Choices and resources are imperative in breaking the cycle of any form of exploitation.
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Such is the case with H.R. 2202, the Protecting Against Child Exploitation (PACE) Act.
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Older people are more susceptible to financial exploitation, according to a 2015 research paper.
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Homeless, runaway and foster care youth were identified as being most vulnerable to exploitation.
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The video's creator, Matt Watson, accused YouTube of "facilitating the sexual exploitation" of children.
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As for "exploitation," this runs counter to my intellectual commitment to sharing knowledge freely.
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"Exploitation" here requires the Cob Gallery to see me and Shulman as mutually exclusive.
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Exploitation requires a definition of his work as singular, sui generis, allowing no comparisons.
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This business is based off exploitation, and who can better exploit you than you.
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Last year, Idaho revised its definition of neglect of vulnerable adults to include exploitation.
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The exploitation of ride-hail drivers must end and this is an important step.
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"We're trying to do it with no exploitation if at all possible," she said.
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She is the author of Sexual Exploitation of Teenagers: Adolescent Development, Discrimination & Consent Law.
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Robert Cliff Jr. was promptly arrested and charged with sexual exploitation of a minor.
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That the Greek surrealist director Yorgos Lanthimos was once attached to direct On Becoming a God makes perfect sense, given the subject matter—the violence of America's economy, in which exploitation begets exploitation—and the show's occasionally-hallucinatory depiction of Floridian life.
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Even since then, Australia's oldest bank had not implemented automated detection systems to monitor for the known child exploitation risks through other channels, which meant it "has failed to detect activity on its customers' accounts that is indicative of child exploitation", AUSTRAC said.
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" His perspective echoes comments from the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, which said in a recent statement that Graham's legislative efforts to combat child sexual exploitation "will fall short unless the major adult obscenity websites accessed by millions across the globe are prosecuted.
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Created by the husband-and-wife team of Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, "Westworld" is explicitly, and often wittily, an exploitation series about exploitation, full of naked bodies that are meant to make us think about nudity and violence that comments on violence.
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It's a heightened, sometimes stagey take on a trashy exploitation flick, but it is mesmerizing.
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Victims of this type of exploitation represent just 0.2 percent of trafficked people, UNODC said.
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"It is a concept that does not belong in a sexual exploitation case," Conlin said.
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And because wages are stagnant and exploitation is up, competition among workers is up too.
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This setting should prevent the exploitation of the devices, something that Moore confirmed as well.
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YouthSpark provides support to juvenile victims of sex trafficking and those at risk of exploitation.
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They fall victim to violence, abuse, exploitation and a lack of access to essential services.
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Director Johann Hofmann says it donates its software to be used in child exploitation cases.
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Fluckiger, 46, was sentenced Thursday for engaging in a child exploitation enterprise, according to prosecutors.
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He was steadfast in his hatred of colonial exploitation and the racism that justified it.
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She said her group was able to identify several women brought here for sexual exploitation.
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So where do I file my own experiences, which never felt like exploitation or abuse?
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The history of visas that tie workers to employers is speckled with tales of exploitation.
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There's a lot of exploitation, a lot of people who look at us as tokens.
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Please remove any content that promotes hatred, intolerance, harassment, intimidation, exploitation, violence, or self-harm.
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As long as our system remains unchanged, we should expect this kind of exploitation. Absolutely.
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The Peterloo interpretation sees British history as a story of ruthless exploitation and intermittent resistance.
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He developed the groundbreaking photoDNA technology used to detect, remove, and report child-exploitation images.
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France's new law codifies what is known as the Nordic Model for combating sexual exploitation.
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Most of the Vietnamese nationals were suspected victims of labor exploitation, according to government figures.
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The report also found another 60 cases involving sexual exploitation of children on dating services.
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Directed by: Ray AustinWritten by: Beryl VertueVirgin Witch isn't high art — it's an exploitation movie.
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S. efforts to counter the exploitation of information by rivals have been tepid and fragmented.
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Mr Duterte will even consider joint exploitation of gas reserves with China in disputed waters.
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More exploitation of the presidency: Selling access to Trump's son, who "runs" dad's phony trust.
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The first is that old, insecure machines are more vulnerable to exploitation, cyberattacks and tampering.
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But critics said the lack of regulation can allow a somewhat cynical exploitation of tragedy.
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It specified that sites could be targeted for activities like child exploitation and sex trafficking.
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"This law is meant to protect the poor from exploitation by the landlords," Odinga said.
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Five years ago, Mr Soderbergh's "Side Effects" lampooned the pharmaceutical industry's exploitation of mental illness.
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At what point does satisfaction with one's circumstances become collusion with the exploitation of others?
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If Apple owned Snap, it'd be in the data exploitation business just like everyone else.
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Animal exploitation has become so normalized it goes virtually unnoticed but we are paying attention.
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"The fight against the mafia and exploitation are a priority of my government," Salvini said.
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And while anonymously sharing concerns may be cathartic, it's also a great model for exploitation.
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Once again the image is impenetrable, but its gist, invoking exploitation and degradation, is clear.
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But she also has strong checks and balances in place to protect her from exploitation.
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"When you talk about exploitation of vulnerable people, it tends to infantilize us," she says.
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One team after another protests the exploitation of their sport by grifters, incompetents and creeps.
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"It's important to remember victims of sexual assault and exploitation didn't choose this," says Baxley.
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The exploitation of ride-hail drivers must end, and this is an important first step.
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A monster that is going to lead them into a world of prostitution and exploitation.
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But where there is an emotional bond, there is potential for exploitation, according to Darling.
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Commentary about how football is a grandiose and regressive institution rife with misogyny and exploitation?
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The other was the grotesque exploitation of loved ones of people who have died tragically.
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"As an organisation we see that as child exploitation," said Mojalifa Mokoele, SRC programmes officer.
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Left-wing and feminist activists in India have decried commercial surrogacy as exploitation for years.
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Our nanny was sent back to the countryside because having a servant was considered exploitation.
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Mr. Nadler described those words by Mr. Trump as "exploitation" of the city's darkest day.
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Kelly faces charges of racketeering, kidnapping, forced labor and the sexual exploitation of a child.
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Srivastava said the amendments were a precursor to "continued exploitation of our vast unmined reserves".
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" Complicating its strategy, SmartStudy does not have complete control over the exploitation of "Baby Shark.
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And that's when we're hearing that some of that further abuse and exploitation is happening.
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They emphasize the critical role that secret companies play in the exploitation of mineral wealth.
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More than 300,000 young people in the US are considered "at risk" of sexual exploitation.
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" Now, people on Twitter are calling out Depp and the project for "exploitation" and "colonialism.
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Traditional tactics — "spear-phishing" and vulnerability exploitation — were combined with operation-specific malware called XTunnel.
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As the competition for attention was rewarding ever more exploitation, Gawker was leading the way.
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The journey carries the risk of assault and exploitation, as well as life-threatening conditions.
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This was an abrupt and shocking ending to Findlay's 13-year career in exploitation cinema.
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What would you say to claims of exploitation that might be leveled at the project?
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We merge and exchange cultures without exploitation happening on any level, including cultural and economic.
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In total, Twitter actually suspended a total of 487,363 accounts for child sexual exploitation violations.
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Most alarming were details on the failure to address risks of child exploitation, Johnson added.
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Pentagon officials originally called the mission a "site exploitation mission" aimed at gathering intelligence instead.
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College athletics has become such a business that the exploitation is happening on multiple levels.
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It's not necessarily a logical response; sexual abuse is a crime of power and exploitation.
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But their progress was accompanied by "the steady rhythm of growth through exploitation," he said.
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But Barnum's path to fame started with the exploitation of an enslaved African-American woman.
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The systems of extraction and exploitation that undergird violences enacted on people and the land.
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It was the archetypal Mourinho attacking display: the ruthless, relentless exploitation of an identified weakness.
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Nowadays, that means looking at the thin line between homage and appropriation, collaboration and exploitation.
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Nuns have tried for years to call attention to sexual exploitation in the Catholic Church.
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ICE does critical work for the American people: protecting children from exploitation, investigating narcotics seizures.
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The movie's central dispute, though — were the women symbols of liberation or victims of exploitation?
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But the Hamburg state prosecutor's investigations offer a glimpse at the scale of possible exploitation.
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That stands in stark contrast to Japan's film industry, where worker exploitation is common practice.
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All the scholars interpret this as the artist talking about China's exploitation by the Mongols.
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This time the Justice Department initiative is linked to another universally reviled crime, child exploitation.
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Its reputation has also been marred by a long-running sexual exploitation and abuse scandal.
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But, but, but: The focus on messaging apps and child exploitation adds a new wrinkle.
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Individual idols often have animals they're associated with, which makes this format ripe for exploitation.
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"This isn't just a story of exploitation or, conversely, empowerment," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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Rights groups say the system leaves millions of workers in the region open to exploitation.
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State securities regulators are on the front lines of the fight against elder financial exploitation.
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Like my father, my brother-in-law has a knack for seeing exploitation in action.
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The exploitation of vulnerabilities found in our government's cyber infrastructure is only going to grow.
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The proposal would also weaken Section 230 protections related to child exploitation and abuse laws.
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The law also included a ban on compensating organ donors to protect donors from exploitation.
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Foreign exploitation of natural resources has placed added pressure on the country's politics and environment.
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Another said, "What in the world are they talking about?" when sexual exploitation was suggested.
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That exploitation was carried out using software from NSO Group, as the Financial Times reported.
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Congress believed swift presidential action is sometimes needed to protect threatened landscapes from private exploitation.
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The 40 arrested face prosecution for offences including human trafficking, forced labor and child exploitation.
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It seems like naïve kumbaya to bless a world full of cruelty and exploitation, right?
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Yet, in my time in Central America, I also have seen incredible violence and exploitation.
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Anyone who hasn't been able to avoid exploitation—I mean, employment—has contemplated this question.
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For years, Turkey largely managed its exploitation of the Syrian rebellion for its own needs.
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Where there is opportunity, there will be exploitation, and Ring Fit Adventure is no exception.
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Peru is becoming something of a case study on the issue of aid versus exploitation.
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Kateryna Ardanyan, an IOM anti-trafficking specialist, said exploitation had become "normalized" in the camps.
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The victim tried to sue Backpage for being a party to her abuse and exploitation.
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Still, if we're merely aiming to shield gamblers from exploitation, why run aggressive advertising campaigns?
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As he wrote earlier this year: College sports games were the one form of NCAA exploitation that players had a clear right to refuse, but the case was always about shining a spotlight on that exploitation and the hypocrisy underneath college sports' veneer of amateurism.
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I suspect its initially enthusiastic supporters (I include myself among them) realized that they weren't actually protesting any system of exploitation — one in which they had been participating — but were angry that the exploitation did not lead to some profits for them as well.
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Among them: identity theft; sexual exploitation; ransomware attacks; fentanyl purchases over the dark web; human trafficking for sex or labor; revenge porn; credit card fraud; child exploitation; and gift or credit card schemes that gangs use to raise cash for their traditional operations or vendettas.
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" However, it also said that the security management of UK operators "makes exploitation of vulnerabilities harder.
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Last month he declared himself an "enemy" of interest rates, calling them a "means of exploitation".
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In Guatemala, the exploitation of indigenous groups, including suspected human rights abuses, has exacerbated income inequality.
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There are an estimated 163,000 victims of forced labor, sexual exploitation and domestic servitude in Britain.
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But a proposed U.N. treaty to protect ocean biodiversity - and prevent over-exploitation - could change that.
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Many of them face likely sexual exploitation, said Maria Cristina Perceval, UNICEF's Latin America regional director.
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Utopias like LeisureLand are still made possible by the exploitation of poor and non-white workers.
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So it was many things—exploitation and underground films, the Catholic Church, the movie Freaks, Pasolini.
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That subjects all kind to children to exploitation, to abuse, to sexual assault in many cases.
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Jennifer Richardson runs Tracia's Trust, Manitoba's strategy to combat sexual exploitation and sex trafficking of children.
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These factors make Facebook a giant shout-box ripe for exploitation by people with ill intentions.
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A report last month revealed that Instagram's video service IGTV had recommended videos of child exploitation.
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" That tension between representation and exploitation is bubbling beneath the surface of "Dolemite Is My Name.
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Instead of destroying him, the allegation of sexual exploitation revived his career as an onscreen villain.
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Russian oil and gas firms have gained contracts for the exploitation of hydrocarbons in Eastern Syria.
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"BP wants to be Mexico's partner in the exploitation of deepwater deposits," Polanco said, looking bewildered.
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And when that crosses over into, for instance, Sinhalese or child exploitation videos — forget about it.
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Croatia currently covers some 40 percent of its gas needs from exploitation of its own fields.
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The women will graduate with law degrees, with a special focus on commercial sexual exploitation cases.
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Panels devolved into group therapy sessions, as YouTubers commiserated over shared experiences with harassment and exploitation.
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It's strikingly different from the kind of panting, overexcited qualities of a lot of exploitation cinema.
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The bureau is empowered to regulate financial products and services to prevent the exploitation of consumers.
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There's never been a better time for this totally socially acceptable kind of exploitation than Halloween.
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This is, sometimes, very legitimate, as in the case of the platform's massive child exploitation problem.
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Before YouTube removed them, these live-action child exploitation videos were rampant and easy to find.
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It's the exploitation of those insecurities, of that faith, that Edgerton appears to want to highlight.
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There are too many vignettes of humankind's rapacious exploitation of resources for reasons beyond bodily need.
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Certainly we will if tech entrepreneurs keep making 'disruption' a clarion call for destruction and exploitation.
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These journals have come to be called "predatory" for their exploitation of earnest but duped authors.
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Howells pleaded guilty in May to the sexual exploitation of six children, including two Amish girls.
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"Raising awareness about labor exploitation and sexual abuse through acting, theater has more impact," Fueres said.
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Rights groups say this system leaves millions of workers in the Gulf region open to exploitation.
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Still, it would be a stretch to say that Zama delves into slavery as economic exploitation.
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This heightens the risk of exploitation as women are afraid to report abuse to the authorities.
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It identified these countries as key entry points for migrants who are extremely vulnerable to exploitation.
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Eliminating poverty and exploitation Francis opened his speech with "As-Salaam Alaikum" after the imam's address.
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Sera said she spent years trapped in sexual exploitation before she could talk about her experience.
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Could a new friend simply be a spy agency trying to make inroads for later exploitation?
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"They love to inflate the numbers by talking about children 'at risk' of exploitation," he says.
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" He describes photoDNA as "agnostic," saying, "There is nothing specific to child exploitation in the technology.
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He also kept digital images of child sexual exploitation, including images of his victims, Hickton said.
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"The criminalization of prostitution increases sex workers' risk of experiencing violence, exploitation, and trafficking," Lutnick argues.
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Rebuilding destroyed schools and reuniting children with relatives are key to preventing child exploitation, UNICEF said.
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"But it's all so expensive, twice the price it was in Mosul - it's exploitation," Nada said.
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Turns out, Kris isn't too worried about what people think on the fame-and-exploitation front.
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Hernandez is charged with threats to use an explosive device and sexual exploitation of a child.
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Cookie-cutter wall text only normalizes the narratives created and propagated by a culture of exploitation.
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Both sides should be for ending the potential exploitation of these folks due to their status.
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In many ways, Trump inherited a political environment ripe for exploitation after two decades of turmoil.
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Two other churches accused of exploitation, including one in the United States, denied all such allegations.
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He is charged there with racketeering, kidnapping, forced labor and the sexual exploitation of a child.
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There are an estimated 13,000 victims of forced labor, sexual exploitation and domestic servitude in Britain.
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As an Indian immigrant, seeing these and other examples of Hindu exploitation now makes me cringe.
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In school, I'd been reading "The Jungle," Upton Sinclair's novel exposing exploitation in the meatpacking industry.
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Some 1.5 million people in the United States are victims of trafficking, mostly for sexual exploitation.
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Think fraudulent tax returns, for example, or exploitation to obtain medical treatment or mislead law enforcement.
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Renegotiating NAFTA to protect American workers' jobs—and workers abroad from exploitation—could be that act.
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The group's successful exploitation of American activism shows the perils of campaigning in the digital age.
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The U.N. has acknowledged the problem of exploitation, with fraternization between staff and local populations common.
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That's when he watched the film "Earthlings," a graphic 2005 documentary about animal cruelty and exploitation.
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And the video giant has been making efforts to deal with its child sexual exploitation issue.
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One leading issue is what experts call extractive industries -- mining, logging, and oil and gas exploitation.
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Chapter 110 of Title 85033, in turn, has numerous prohibitions against the sexual exploitation of children.
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It's not enough that 90 percent of public lands are open to oil and gas exploitation.
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They say the development of palm oil not only leads to deforestation but also worker exploitation.
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Ten of the cases involved sexual abuse and 19 sexual exploitation, with the remaining two unknown.
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"For some victims, returning home is a positive step," said Maya Esslemont, director of After Exploitation.
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The experiences of Claudia Osadolor and Progress Omovhie show how poverty increases women's vulnerability to exploitation.
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Poverty, according to the theory that brought de Soto international fame, is not exploitation, but exclusion.
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As a result, people are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation and miss out on economic opportunities.
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"Poc, Presentation of Monitor OSD Exploitation, and shenanigans of high quality" Hahaha it's the MONITOR EXPLOIT!!!!!
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"Individuals of this type are always on the lookout for harm, exploitation, and deception," Foster says.
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But victims experience both overt and subtle forms of manipulation, violence and exploitation, the authors said.
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Last year, tech companies reported nearly 70 million images and videos related to online child exploitation.
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The original "Halloween" always struck me as an experimental art film in a bloody exploitation mask.
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It's easy to criticize the Chainsmokers exploitation of nostalgia for commerce as a cheap, cynical ploy.
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Colonists' land grab was only made possible by the mass exploitation and extermination of Native Americans.
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The Hu Jintao years, 22016–22018, saw China's most tactful exploitation of American openness (and naïveté).
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We were trying to answer the question of, could we do exploitation films without being exploitative?
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Mr. Raniere is also accused of possession of child pornography and sexual exploitation of a child.
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"Particularly with the LGBT kids, [for] almost every single one," the exploitation is sexual, says Corado.
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Having a measure of power can turn such longstanding psychological wounds into surreptitious excuses for exploitation.
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It was a time of feudal exploitation and forced religious conversion, but also of cultural flourishing.
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But maybe the commercial exploitation of political anger is what has concentrated and weaponized that anger.
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The Monkey Island story is typically Liberian — foreign exploitation, war, disease, redemption, all rolled into one.
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I have represented dozens of people charged with sexual exploitation and similar crimes in federal court.
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Why does a public health crisis, especially a pandemic, lend itself to exploitation by racist movements?
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The children pleaded guilty to separate charges including sexual exploitation of a child and misdemeanor battery.
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Most trafficking cases involve child sexual exploitation, with eight convictions handed down last year, she said.
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Rather, the French brand is being accused of cultural appropriation, exploitation of the underprivileged and ignorance.
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The court found him guilty on more than 30 counts of theft, forgery and elder exploitation.
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These ideas aren't modern — they're a return to the bad old days of exploitation and decline.
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The following year, Miller pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation and assault charges stemming from Gaude's claim.
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One can only imagine the unreported exploitation and human misery that can result from such arrangements.
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She also found videos glorifying sexual exploitation and abuse, human trafficking, gun violence and domestic violence.
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In his view, this situation would only be exploitation if he were forced to work there.
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Lawrence Ray was charged with moving into his daughter's dormitory and targeting her friends for exploitation.
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But as travel increases, so does the risk to children of sexual exploitation by sex offenders.
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"Pokémon leans toward this worldview that wildlife is there for our exploitation and use," he says.
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Cisco said it was "not aware" of any malicious exploitation of the vulnerability on its platform.
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The calculation of forced labor included the private economy, forced sexual exploitation and state-imposed labor.
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It all came down to the subject the film was addressing: sex trafficking and sexual exploitation.
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"It is against the law for anyone to distribute images of child exploitation," Mr. Milner said.
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" Pitlyk referred to surrogacy as something that "diminishes respect for motherhood" and "encourages exploitation of women.
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For while mechanization has boosted productivity, replacing man with machine may also have exacerbated worker exploitation.
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For while mechanization has boosted productivity, replacing man with machine may also have exacerbated worker exploitation.
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"We continue to hold partner stores accountable for their collaboration in our exploitation," organizers told Motherboard.
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Sodexo, which provides catering services to many universities across the nation, has a reputation for exploitation.
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Inaction breeds contempt and further exploitation and loss of jobs, along with higher prices of goods.
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The gangs would also recruit children from schools in the south of Bogotá into sexual exploitation.
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"Anyone who views child pornography supports horrific child exploitation," Ms. Clark said in a news release.
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They are venting and protesting, having endured an endless cycle of everyday racism, sexism and exploitation.
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Unless minor leaguers gain true and real representation at the bargaining table, the exploitation will continue.
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Trump's exploitation of loopholes in American conflict of interest law, after all, is a policy issue.
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The teacher, Jacinter Atieno, asks questions about a story on the exploitation of children as domestic servants.
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The document said that core mitigation strategies should be followed with 72 hours to avoid re-exploitation.
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When those images were sent, Facebook reported the BBC to the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre.
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But what I saw was the exploitation of big data by giant companies like Google and Facebook.
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Crimes in and of themselves—murder, sexual exploitation, assault—I think they can happen pretty much anywhere.
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He is facing multiple charges, including racketeering, sex trafficking, sexual exploitation of a child and human trafficking.
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In June of last year, a Frenso man was charged with sexual exploitation of children through Music.
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Regulators around the world have increasingly cracked down on child exploitation over the internet and on apps.
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"FGV's practise/act of outsourcing its foreign workers to contractors is tantamount to exploitation," the panel said .
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"These interviews, if leaked, could put those (people) in grave danger for reprisals and exploitation," he said.
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If anything, our commitment to work, no matter how exploitative, has simply encouraged and facilitated our exploitation.
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Cases of elder abuse, particularly financial exploitation, are far too common, although they are vastly under reported.
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Christianson would not confirm details of the exploitation, saying the workers were employees of the labor agency.
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She urged McDonald's to take responsibility and ensure its supply chain is free of exploitation and slavery.
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Neither reference to child exploitation in the report was connected to Clinton or anyone other than Weiner.
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"The families are depressed, anxious, and forced to endure another yet another indignity and exploitation," Segur said.
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On the one hand, oil and gas exploration and exploitation brings its own environmental and safety risks.
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Anthony Padilla, a YouTube veteran, is perhaps the most emblematic case of exploitation in the YouTube world.
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Discriminating on an individual level is different and allows for powerful exploitation and manipulation of the citizen.
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Large amounts of child exploitation material was found on his computer, according to the Queensland news release.
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I was terrified with the rise in child sexual exploitation and the forced removals of poor people.
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He explains the intent of white hat hackers is to hack for good and not for exploitation.
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The exploitation of the memory of the war has been the central element of modern Russian ideology.
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Produced with an adult audience in mind, these exploitation movies paved the way for violent women onscreen.
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We're talking about a 360-degree view of intellectual-property exploitation that hasn't really been seen before.
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One might assume, from any capsule description, that Miner's movie was some aberrant, low-budget exploitation experiment.
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"The counterterrorism stuff, the child exploitation kinds of crimes, the child porn crimes, child trafficking," said Hartman.
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At the end of the day, if your app is built on exploitation, it's not truly innovative.
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WSB reports that he was being sought on charges of child molestation, computer pornography and child exploitation.
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Since 2010, about 70 percent of trafficking convictions in the state have been for sexual exploitation cases.
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Centering their voices is critical to creating policy that reduces exploitation and prevents trafficking before it happens.
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In 2015 the European Parliament described it as "reproductive exploitation" that "undermines the human dignity" of women.
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In addition, there are fears that oil exploitation would fortify Mr. Kim and the country's ruling elite.
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Liberalism has been presented as being identical to conservatism, yet more reactionary, like a mask for exploitation.
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The women would not have their say quite yet: This struggle was about men and their exploitation.
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The eldest of five siblings in a fatherless household, she is now particularly at risk of exploitation.
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He says they've marginalized workers by eroding their collective bargaining power and through other forms of exploitation.
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Twin Peaks is supposed to be Art-with-a-capital-A, but this just feels like exploitation.
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We build software to fight human trafficking and sexual exploitation of children, and that's our core mission.
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That means the code is proprietary and could have flaws — or worse, susceptible to backdoors or exploitation.
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Jane Green says there is no evidence of a higher level of exploitation in non-compliant industries.
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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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It also would be an invitation to other nations to engage in the same kind of exploitation.
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And in this respect, Casement's refusal to condone exploitation of any kind makes for an instructive difference.
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Meanwhile, any delay or disruption of THAAD could be fertile ground for North Korean exploitation, said Miller.
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Women were promised liberation, but instead, abortion only brought death, exploitation, and increased sexual objectification to women.
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Her office was the first in the nation to prosecute someone for operating a cyber exploitation website.
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And unfortunately, that kind of exploitation and manipulation of women was not left behind in the '60s.
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Of the $285 billion in illegal revenue, $23.7 billion comes from commercial sexual exploitation, claims the ILO.
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Is a Senate hearing discussion of sexual exploitation the best time to bring up the actor's looks?
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"Domestic workers are particularly vulnerable to exploitation and abuse because ... they work in private households," said Sobik.
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All of the men admitted to benefiting financially from the exploitation of their victims, the statement says.
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Herders start to move out as fertile land turns into desert because of over-exploitation and drought.
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Our national parks keep the best acreage of American real estate off limits to exploitation and development.
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Few leaders have attempted such widespread, brazen exploitation of the subsidy system as Mr. Orban in Hungary.
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These fishes are particularly vulnerable to over-exploitation—they grow slowly, mature late, and produce few young.
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Unsealed court documents revealed that a grand jury charged Epstein with the sexual exploitation and abuse of .
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Turkey's occupation of other regions of northern Syria will mean the same brutal exploitation for women here.
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In this position, Ms. Robinson provides direct legal services to victims and survivors of commercial sexual exploitation.
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But recruitment is largely carried out by unofficial brokers, which opens the door to trafficking and exploitation.
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And if you want to eradicate the weed of exploitation entirely, you must go for the roots.
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The same pushes that can make a young girl vulnerable to exploitation can also make boys vulnerable.
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"MINUSCA has made the fight against sexual exploitation and abuse its core business," said spokesman Vladimir Monteiro.
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Without diversity of secure technology in the 5G ecosystem, the United States leaves itself open to exploitation.
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In fact, most would be surprised to learn that financial exploitation usually occurs much closer to home.
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Instead, they write, Trump's exploitation of divisive race, gender, religious, and ethnicity issues accounted for his win.
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Caroline Robinson, director of the British charity Focus on Labour Exploitation, said the report's findings were concerning.
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Her work in the field of smartphone exploitation has been featured internationally in print and on television.
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So we are asking social media giants to prevent their platforms from becoming instruments of migrant exploitation.
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This week, representatives of our respective governments met to discuss ways to address Internet child exploitation offenses.
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But Caroline Robinson, director of Focus on Labour Exploitation (FLEX), said the scheme established a problematic precedent.
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"Death Proof" pays tribute to low-budget exploitation movies, while "Inglourious Basterds" references World War II cinema.
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Instead, they use the topic and stories of incidents to benefit themselves, a phenomenon termed secondary exploitation.
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For the past few centuries, Africans have certainly not been sitting around resigned to stagnation and exploitation.
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We're also looking at how a program in Florida aims to prevent the exploitation of farm workers.
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What had seemed like a socially conscious move was looking more and more to him like exploitation.
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Latinas as a demographic group are particularly subject to exploitation, stereotyping and abuse in the entertainment industry.
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"The multiple vulnerabilities in these older systems provide cyber actors many targets for exploitation," the alert notes.
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Owners of websites like Backpage are profiting from the sexual exploitation of children, and that's simply appalling.
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I see some, for political reasons, refusing to engage the exploitation of our people and our planet.
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Vitacost told BuzzFeed News that it had already pulled ads after the child exploitation issues became known.
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Children should not to be returned if they face risks including detention, forced recruitment, trafficking or exploitation.
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Many riders, meanwhile, felt increasingly uncomfortable using the app, which had come to symbolize gig-economy exploitation.
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And also, to look at mechanisms to prevent the sexual exploitation of children in the digital age.
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"I was more interested in exploring alternatives to violence and exploitation," Le Guin explains in the film.
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Activists claim that codifying their use will only encourage more exploitation and privatization of San Francisco's resources.
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It's actually a high-tech version of sexual violence, highlighting issues of consent, exploitation, and victim-blaming.
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Taking consensual photos is fine, but whenever someone shares them beyond the boundaries of consent, that's exploitation.
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The exploitation in the show isn't because of the prostitution, but rather this illegal commercial surrogacy ring.
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In "Coal Country," the testimonies and songs cohere into a narrative of timeless exploitation, resistance and tragedy.
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Male violence against women and non-binary people isn't our fault, nor are we contributing to exploitation.
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On campuses, the few predators use the general prospector atmosphere as a perfect playground for their exploitation.
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It's a measure of this film's stealthy brilliance that it blurs the line between empathy and exploitation.
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Making sex work even more dangerous —and thus making sex workers more vulnerable to exploitation — is not.
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Repeated exposure to images of violence and sexual exploitation often leaves moderators with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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But businesses and regulators are facing fresh complaints of another sign of exploitation in the gig economy.
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Instead, the lawsuits are pushing for an end to exploitation and a fair wage for their work.
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That is a morally despicable sexual exploitation of a minor at least, and statutory rape at worst.
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The investigation offers a glimpse into an underworld in which exploitation is hard to document and prosecute.
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The workers behind hits like Fortnite and Call of Duty need unions to protect them from exploitation.
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These aren't places of exploitation, but communities that celebrate exploration, both from the uploader and receiver's perspective.
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Congress would then have final say on those recommendations around identifying and reporting on child sexual exploitation.
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Congress would then have final say on those recommendations around identifying and reporting on child sexual exploitation.
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While the West preached its freedoms at home, it happily engaged in political and economic exploitation abroad.
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The pine trees express the beauty of a grove, but also the exploitation of land and labor.
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Facebook open-sources algorithms for detecting child exploitation and terrorism Well this seems like a good thing.
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They work to keep Facebook free of violence, child exploitation, spam, as well as other unseemly content.
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And before long, the entire system becomes little more than a self-perpetuating crucible of escalating exploitation.
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In the 1930s, the party taught its members to discuss their problems using the language of exploitation.
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It's the most persuasive proof captured on film that the tools of exploitation can make transcendent art.
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Users would have to pay in bitcoin to download content or upload their own child exploitation videos.
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But as demand increases, over-exploitation and ecosystem degradation are bringing populations to the brink of collapse.
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It makes them more vulnerable to trafficking, exploitation, being recruited into the military or tried as adults.
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That this exploitation is embedded in the most boring of bureaucracies hinders human stories from being told.
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"Depreciation" affirms that in our culture of mutual exploitation, laws can be exploited for poetic purposes too.
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Preventing the sexual exploitation of youth online requires a shared responsibility between the public, corporations and government.
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"Exploitation of these vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to obtain access to sensitive information," Homeland Security warned.
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Garnett delivers a speech to Howard about race and exploitation, which brings the story back to Ethiopia.
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Congo is a troubled country that has faced international exploitation because of its wealth of natural resources.
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Pius XII blamed "the exploitation of private capital" (as well as "state absolutism") for working people's "servitude".
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The ambiguity of federal law — and the fact it is rarely enforced — leaves it open to exploitation.
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Droughts and floods have been tied to early marriage and sexual exploitation -- sometimes last-resort survival strategies.
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Those who are divorced are stigmatized, making some of them more susceptible to sexual harassment and exploitation.
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Complaints by charities and unions about exploitation of tea pickers prompted an IFC watchdog probe in 2014.
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Where before her people had seen accident or exploitation or ugliness, she saw an ecology of appetites.
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In 2013, the government adopted an extensive child protection strategy to tackle cases of abuse and exploitation.
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In July of this year, US Cyber Command issued a warning about ongoing exploitation of the vulnerability.
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The populists' exploitation of the anguish over terrorism has become part of the Western post-attack script.
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Hill has vowed to press governments to pass stricter laws protecting victims in cases of digital exploitation.
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The recent revelations about Jeffrey Epstein unfortunately suggest that power and exploitation can go hand-in-hand.
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The exploitation of the imaginary Aryan history, bestrode by Valhallan gods, became central to the Hitler cult.
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"Frankly I think they've seen child sexual exploitation and sex trafficking as a wedge issue," he said.
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Economic exploitation was a core feature of Silicon Valley back in the 70's and 80's.
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Other forms of property rights are restricted by law because society has recognized the potential of exploitation.
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Other forms of property rights are restricted by law because society has recognized the potential of exploitation.
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According to this particularly popular Op-Ed, many in the tech industry now celebrate their own exploitation.
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If you were preying on some emotional or physical or mental vulnerability, you'd be guilty of exploitation.
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The photographer has faced a stream of allegations regarding sexual misconduct and exploitation since the early 21948s.
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This deep pessimism is central to Mambéty's work, which presents a vision of Senegal under constant exploitation.
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A new report shows the depth of the fashion industry's exploitation of female home workers in India.
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He has created value and contributed to the general prosperity, not enriched himself through speculation or exploitation.
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This was not a time of cultural exchange so much as one of conquest, exploitation and expansion.
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It makes us targets for exploitation, for companies using our images and ideas merely as cultural currency.
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Central to Rottenberg's video work is the ambiguous line between agency and exploitation in a capitalist society.
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"At this point we still don't have any confirmed instances of exploitation in the wild," he said.
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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has taken strides to improve the world body's response to sexual abuse and exploitation, appointing the UN's first-ever victims' rights advocate, banning alcohol and fraternization for troops, convening high-level meetings on sexual abuse and exploitation and establishing a trust fund for victims.
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But on its face, the ad engine would seem to promote the creation and exploitation of filter bubbles.
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In many areas, they help to police water use, managing disputes and limiting the over-exploitation of groundwater.
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Raniere faces federal charges of racketeering, sex trafficking, sexual exploitation of a child and human trafficking, among others.
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Homayra Sellier — President of Innocence in Danger, an organisation that works to protect children from abuse and exploitation.
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Honestly, is there a better visual metaphor for protesting the ongoing economic exploitation of big-time campus athletes?
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Where Mitchell and his coauthors see opportunities for "rebundling," I see opportunities for job degradation and wage exploitation.
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Mr Bezos identified two elements of this: much lower launch costs and the exploitation of resources in space.
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Edouard, who was later removed from the ministry, was convicted of sexual exploitation by a counselor in 2012.
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A similar system also disclosed on Wednesday catches users engaged in "grooming," or befriending minors for sexual exploitation.
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Even if the ISA agrees exploitation law, mining would not take place for years given the technical difficulties.
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Bathum was acquitted of 11 counts of sexual exploitation and one count of offering a controlled substance, methamphetamine.
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Raniere is facing charges including racketeering, racketeering conspiracy, human trafficking, sex trafficking and sexual exploitation of a child.
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Based on her statements, it is disturbing that she is the subject of one reporter s journalistic exploitation.
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"Trafficking and exploitation are an abuse of human rights," Scottish justice minister Humza Yousaf said in emailed comments.
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I loved the fact that it was an unabashed exploitation flick, and it was simple and blunt force.
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But many face exploitation, abuse, and risk being sold into sexual slavery or as brides to Chinese men.
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"Developed countries, from which the demand for online sex exploitation usually originates, must do their part," she said.
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The most common form of trafficking was sexual exploitation taking place in hotel rooms or via escort services.
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It's an alarming development, and one which could lead to further exploitation of our most valuable American landscapes.
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Child Nudity and Sexual Exploitation of ChildrenPolicy RationaleWe do not allow content that sexually exploits or endangers children.
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Clean water, medical care; protection from abuse, violence, and exploitation — the issues are many, but we will overcome.
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"The Republic of Cyprus will continue with its oil and gas strategy, of exploration and exploitation," Lakkotrypis said.
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Raniere has been charged with racketeering, sex trafficking, sexual exploitation of children, and human trafficking, among other offenses.
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Raniere has been charged with racketeering, sex trafficking, sexual exploitation of children and human trafficking, among other offenses.
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"We have had no reports of active customer exploitation or abuse of these newly reported issues," Google noted.
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A lot have gotten college degrees, and they'll be underutilized in labor markets and more susceptible to exploitation.
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People come for the Prophet's Mosque and the Kaaba, but there's some exploitation and a lack of oversight.
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It's only been about a year since YouTube's last large-scale scandal involving child exploitation on its site.
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Many of these people lack legal documentation, and that makes them significantly more vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
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Other projects have been a real source of pain in their insensitivity and gross exploitation of my sister.
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Although their music may be repetitive, they're clearly astute observers of a certain culture of gendered, financial exploitation.
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He also faces charges in New York on racketeering, kidnapping, forced labor and sexual exploitation of a child.
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And so there are opportunities here for exploitation by the boss and for currying favor by the employee.
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The consortium is now sinking test wells in promising locations to find out whether commercial exploitation is possible.
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Migrants in Mexico, and unaccompanied minors in particular, are more vulnerable to violence and exploitation by criminal organizations.
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An internet that has been stripped of terrorist content, child exploitation, and revenge porn would certainly be welcome.
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The challenge is that tactics designed to reduce the friction of participating are also ripe for easy exploitation.
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In southern Africa the lack of aid money is seriously exacerbating the sexual exploitation and violence against women.
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Justin and Jessica Crandall pleaded guilty Friday to federal charges tied to the sexual exploitation of the toddler.
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In 2016, Eugenie privately visited a safe house for victims of sexual exploitation and used in slave labor.
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The series could be watched as a drama about free will, economic exploitation, and the nature of fantasy.
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This leaves women disproportionately vulnerable both to exploitation by criminal gangs and to constant harassment by the police.
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Running at the Tank through February 463, Hottentotted pays tribute to Saartjie Baartman and the exploitation she endured.
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De Boer-Buquicchio pointed out the lightness of penalties in Japan related to the sexual exploitation of children.
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Neither can it shield websites from federal criminal liability — most notably, federal laws regarding child pornography and exploitation.
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According to Us Weekly, she's also an ambassador for Not For Sale, which fights exploitation and forced labor.
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