He accused Mr. Goelet of various incivilities, among them trying to run him over with a truck.
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"It's mostly a good thing, seeing the incivilities of Paris," said Ben Bel Kassem, who said he lived close to the one on Ile St. Louis.
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After all, what is Sotomayor to do with this newfound data on the small incivilities being leveled at her by her colleagues and even male lawyers seeking her favor?
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I realize that announcing the obvious (that their families include women) is supposed to convey a sense of solidarity or an air of empathy for sexist incivilities and sexual crimes committed against women and girls.
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These findings suggest that, when considering a policing disorder approach, police departments should adopt a 'community coproduction model' rather than drift toward a zero-tolerance policing model, which focuses on a subset of social incivilities.
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Multilevel impacts of perceived incivilities and perceptions of crime risk on fear of crime. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, 45(1), 39-64.Brunton-Smith, I., & Sturgis, P. (2011).
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Wyant, B.R. (2008). Multilevel impacts of perceived incivilities and perceptions of crime risk on fear of crime isolating endogenous impacts. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, 45, 39-64. The incidence and risk of crime has become linked with perceived problems of social stability, moral consensus, and the collective informal control processes that underpin the social order of a neighborhood.Bannister, J. (1993).
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Such 'day-to-day' issues ('young people hanging around', 'poor community spirit', 'low levels of trust and cohesion') produce information about risk and generate a sense of unease, insecurity and distrust in the environment (incivilities signal a lack of conventional courtesies and low-level social order in public places).Innes, M. (2004) Signal crimes and signal disorders: Notes on deviance as communicative action. British Journal of Sociology, 55, 317-334.Tulloch, M. (2003).
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Anonymity can be a cornerstone of privacy; it is considered as a prerequisite for the expression of unpopular or critical speech. Anonymity is sometimes viewed as contributing to harmful speech, such as hate speech, which goes beyond international standards of human rights law for protected speech. Despite this perception, academic research has not established that removing anonymity and requiring the identification of speakers would be a cure to insensitive or hurtful remarks. These incivilities are often fostered by a larger set of circumstances, such as a failure of users sitting at a computer to fully realize that they are communicating with a real person.
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Members also had to pay a fixed amount of 6 pennies Scots after selling each new edition of newspapers and pamphlets. They were fined for transgressions of the Company's rules, as well as incivilities such as drunkenness and gambling. Rule 3 laid down obligations for moral conduct to the effect that "Every one of the Company shall behave himself decently, and shall not use any unbecoming language to one another, much less to any other person, neither shall they curse or swear by faith, conscience, or the like, much less profane the Lord's name, or break the Sabbath-day; but shall go to church every Lord's Day, and therein behave themselves discreetly during Divine worship." Those who were illiterate were expected to attend school for one day each week to learn to read and write.
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