As recently as this spring, the victims of physical violence at Trump rallies were overwhelmingly protesters; the people engaging in physical violence were overwhelmingly Trump supporters.
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The President encourages & applauds physical violence against a journalist.
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"If we are going to maintain an idea of rape, then we need to reserve it for instances of physical violence, or the threat of physical violence," she wrote in her 1993 book.
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Editor's note: This story contains upsetting details about physical violence.
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They involved physical violence, sexual assaults, insults, threats and coercion.
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Almost 90 percent had suffered some form of physical violence.
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It is linked to cases of sexual and physical violence.
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When does this worldview develop into verbal and physical violence?
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"But now we have crossed the line of physical violence."
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Unfortunately, all too many are victims of bullying and physical violence.
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Whiz bang, physical violence is revealed to be a magic pill.
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I wrote earlier that physical violence is an inherently male issue.
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"The President encourages & applauds physical violence against a journalist," Walsh tweeted.
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Your inflammatory rhetoric, insults, lies, & encouragement of physical violence are disgraceful.
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Your inflammatory rhetoric, insults, lies, & encouragement of physical violence are disgraceful.
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But, as Golan explains, surveillance is closely connected to physical violence.
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"It can lead to horrific abuses," including physical violence, he said.
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"It can lead to horrific abuses," including physical violence, he said.
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"I've been receiving physical violence from my father," the note read.
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We don't want to survive Ebola to die from physical violence.
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"When you have a campaign that disrespects voters, when you have a campaign that encourages physical violence, a campaign that's been accused of using physical violence against the press, you're encouraging this kind of behavior," Cruz said.
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" He argues that "verbal radicalization is often the precursor to physical violence.
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Palestinian women still face physical violence, threats, and abuse at Israeli checkpoints.
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Documents obtained by People revealed he allegedly resorted to physical violence, too.
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Now, to be sure, they were never really threatened with physical violence.
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Physical violence and abuse of media are hallmarks in Trump era. Disgusting.
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Violation of state-sanctioned discrimination resulted in physical violence, arrests, or worse.
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"There can be physical violence, there can be verbal aggression," she said.
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Examples include loss of love or affection, physical violence or sexual abuse.
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The F.S.B. denied any physical violence had been used against the two.
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We must not allow our creative protest to degenerate into physical violence.
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"Before there is physical violence there is linguistic violence," Mr. Haldenwang said.
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The data measure indicators like discrimination, stigmatization, and emotional and physical violence.
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Physical violence, and terrorism, that kind of dynamic we&aposve got to address.
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It was also the first time I'd ever encountered physical violence like this.
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They wanted to inflict physical violence on the father of an attending artist.
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As the tension peaks, it will result in an event of physical violence.
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"I was seriously concerned he would threaten us with physical violence," Marquardt said.
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Though they escaped the physical violence, Sarno lost material possessions with sentimental value.
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Reproductive coercion can take the form of threats, physical violence, or emotional manipulation.
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The affidavit also reportedly claimed that Jabari threatened the teacher with physical violence.
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I was even once threatened with physical violence during a break with her.
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Physical violence, as we were taught by our parents, is never the answer.
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The answer might seem obvious: Physical violence is physically damaging; verbal statements aren't.
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This cut a woman's risk of physical violence from a partner in half.
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The FBI has deemed that they pose an imminent threat of physical violence.
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In a statement, they said he has "previously condoned physical violence" from Rep.
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Let's make sure that savage physical violence never occurs within our police ranks.
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BRITISH MODEL CHLOE AYLING SUFFERED PHYSICAL VIOLENCE, &aposBRUTALLY TRANSPORTED IN LUGGAGE,&apos POLICE TESTIFY
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It is a revealing image nonetheless — one that evokes penetration, violation, and physical violence.
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It emphasises the insidious means of manipulation as well as the overt physical violence.
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But Spanish law doesn't legally recognize rape unless physical violence or intimidation is employed.
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To make some sense of this, Trump's argument on immigration focuses on physical violence.
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Congress engaged in at least 80 acts of physical violence between 1830 and 1860,
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We eventually parted ways, not in peace but at least not in physical violence.
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I hope my case doesn't suggest that physical violence will be the new norm.
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In fact, many of the allegations are not about explicit, physical violence at all.
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There can also be an increase in emotional and physical violence within the couple.
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Of course, some of this conflict does flow into the world of physical violence.
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Detention and physical violence Many of those rescued told CNN stories similar to Ike's.
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But there hasn't been physical violence inflicted on people who refuse to use them.
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Are they being only verbally abusive, or is there a threat of physical violence, too?
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Others have called out XXXTentacion's actions, specifically a history of sexual, emotional, and physical violence.
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" Minoui continues, "No witness testified they saw any act of physical violence by Dave Laut.
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This is hardly the first Trump event that has lead to allegations of physical violence.
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"It was physical violence, perpetrated particularly in a sexual manner," she told PEOPLE in 2012.
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The harsher penalties seem to align with players who threatened physical violence or DDOS attacks.
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Such acts of political and physical violence aren't relics of a less-enlightened past, either.
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Ellison denies both the physical violence allegations and that he had an affair with Alexander.
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She tried to stop arguments from progressing to physical violence, and it consumed her childhood.
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Kornreich's ruling seems to be based on the lack of physical violence or property damage.
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For something unsettling without any sign of physical violence, We Know the Devil is fantastic.
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On Twitter and on his practice's public Facebook page, people made threats of physical violence.
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But there is always a chance that online hate can spill over into physical violence.
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I have nightmares of physical violence against her and revenge fantasies of spilling her secrets.
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In an interview, Mr. Schlapp clarified that there had never been physical violence at CPAC.
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"We firmly denounce all physical violence against reporters for doing their jobs," the group said.
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The United Nations says a third of women worldwide have suffered sexual or physical violence.
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Instead of being kidnapped, they were subjected to emotional manipulation, physical violence and psychological coercion.
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Later investigation revealed the horrific conditions under which the woman was allegedly made to live and work, including "physical violence, threats of physical violence, psychological and verbal abuse, abuse of legal process, and psychological manipulation to obtain uncompensated labor and services," the federal indictment states.
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Why do they think physical violence, as opposed to nonviolent resistance, is both justifiable and effective?
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Physical violence is non-negotiable," says Dr. V. "Either the abuse ends or the relationship does.
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Video "I was seriously concerned he would threaten us with physical violence," Marquardt told the Sun.
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The brutality of these particular activists' physical violence contrasts with the sophistication of their intelligence gathering.
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The frequent exposure to physical violence has created an additional threat that is difficult to see.
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Much of the institutional response to intimate partner abuse has focused on women experiencing physical violence.
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Studies show that 35% of women worldwide have experienced sexual or physical violence in their lives.
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It can and has been a catalyst for physical violence, which Brown is also not above.
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The Rakhine State is the site of much of today's physical violence as clashes continue there.
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We're not at all condoning physical violence, but everyone has a right to their personal space.
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And pushing a woman into intercourse but stopping short of physical violence does not equal rape.
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I had to ask myself sometimes if I was willing to get involved with physical violence.
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I never condone physical violence, but I can't imagine being a woman put in that situation.
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So let me try and restrict our discussion to physical violence of a rather direct form.
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Like anything, it exists on a spectrum, where only one far-off fringe inflicts physical violence.
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The police report said Ms. Eaton was uninjured and there were no signs of physical violence.
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Most perpetrators of physical violence were clients or people served by workers, not supervisors or colleagues.
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Don't allow people to have "the idea that you are practicing physical violence," Mr. Macron said.
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On July 18, it announced that it would begin removing misinformation that could lead to physical violence.
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Almost half of them have endured rape, physical violence, or stalking, the federal government found in 2012.
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The practice of emotional and physical violence by anexos to cure addiction is commonplace, according to Zamudio.
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Casey, like the unnamed narrator played by Edward Norton in Fight Club, lives sequestered from physical violence.
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In the American State Department, meanwhile, there are concerns that the argument could lead to physical violence.
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At home, Nour's older brother is a sullen bully, whose resentment occasionally spills over into physical violence.
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Those who trade in antagonism, in manipulation, in symbolic violence and physical violence, warrant special, unflinching condemnation.
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Given Bieber's history with his fans and with physical violence, it seems odd to take his side.
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"I felt that physical violence was involved," he said in the English subtitles on VRT's video report.
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Men suffering physical violence always makes for great entertainment, which is why action films are so popular.
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It's one of Mr. Scorsese's nastiest, most savage films, even though it contains almost no physical violence.
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People who transition are likely to face at the very least prejudice, and at worst physical violence.
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Walsh tweeted Friday morning that Trump "encourages & applauds physical violence" after the president appeared to praise Rep.
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Manning Barish is one of four women who accused Schneiderman of physical violence in The New Yorker.
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As with physical violence, abject racism or anti-Semitism voids the privilege of a Listen First response.
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She was less concerned about the physical violence than about the effects of listening to them talk.
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"There is an extremely high potential for physical violence and brutality directed at our community," she wrote.
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If video exists of suspects looting, committing vandalism or arson, and physical violence; shouldn't they be prosecuted?
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Take Pakistan's first trans model Kami Sid, who has been a victim of verbal and physical violence.
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This transparent physical violence was one of the many ways in which the performance manifested its intensity.
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The fasces remained entwined with the threat of physical violence — a fact revealed in the New Testament.
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She engages in horrific physical violence — kicks the holy shit out of eight guys on the screen.
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They endured racial slurs and physical violence just for the right to sit at the whites only counters.
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" He added that it was described to him as an "ongoing pattern with several episodes of physical violence.
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"Verbal abuse... is daily," said Djalo of ENDA, adding that physical violence is rare but not unheard of.
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"That is something that is inextricably linked to the physical violence every day in the streets of America."
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The increased testosterone facilitates whatever competitive behaviors are needed to meet the challenge, which could mean physical violence.
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Brown and then-girlfriend Rihanna have an argument that escalates into physical violence on the part of Brown.
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Those incidents included physical violence, colleagues sharing inappropriate information and being denied access to the appropriate bathroom facility.
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The collected accounts allege unwanted advances, mockery, physical violence, and threats to ruin women's careers over several years.
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Their leaders have invoked a fear of physical violence to bolster their claims to spiritual and cultural persecution.
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There's no shortage of physical violence on Vanderpump Rules, whether it's shoving, slapping, drink-throwing, or forehead punching.
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About 56% of the complaints detailed instances of sexual assault and another 22% described non-sexual physical violence.
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Physical violence is never acceptable to me, nor is it acceptable to the conservatives I know and respect.
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A man, who is gay and H.I.V. positive, fled Russia, where L.G.B.T. people face discrimination and physical violence.
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Later, the company said it would remove, rather than down-rank, misinformation that could lead to physical violence.
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These quickly spill into threats of physical violence with members of some communities claiming dominance over other castes.
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In the later years of the marriage, "the worst of the physical violence didn't really occur," she said.
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I never intend to adjust myself to the madness of militarism, to self‐defeating effects of physical violence.
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He's meant to be an insult comic, but his discontent only rises to genuine anger with physical violence.
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She told the judges that "she never advocated any retaliatory conduct (physical violence or otherwise)" against the informant.
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This new policy includes content that simulates violence against a person or language indicating physical violence could occur.
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But because this attack escalated to physical violence, it was important for her to report it, she said.
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The war of words may be intense, but it is highly preferable to a war of physical violence.
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Currently, Japanese law requires proof that the victim was unable to resist due to physical violence or threats.
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This includes threats that simulate violence toward an individual or use language that suggests physical violence could occur.
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Since then, the organization has documented physical violence directed at more than 60 journalists, especially those covering protests.
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Of Peruvian women between the ages of 15 to 24, more than one-third will experience physical violence.
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They might be afraid of physical violence, emotional abuse, or other repercussions (like being fired) if they don't comply.
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Under Spanish law, it is almost impossible to prove rape unless the prosecution can demonstrate physical violence or intimidation.
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The league says the investigation found "substantial and persuasive evidence" that Zeke engaged in physical violence against the accuser.
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He rejected physical violence as a way of ruling, believed in dignity and hard work, and respected private life.
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KUWTK and The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, for example, both feature plenty of conflict, but rarely physical violence.
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"When you hear stories about physical violence, that's shocking and everyone can understand why that's getting attention," Coyne says.
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More than 40 percent of mothers said they had experienced some form of abuse or physical violence, it said.
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It isn't just the threat of physical violence that makes a victim compliant to the demands of an abuser.
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Pascal, who was also a victim of his father's physical violence, had just left the family-run transport company.
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While these recordings speak for themselves, Ms. Pippen did not make any allegations of physical violence by Mr. Pippen.
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But the physical violence that's ensued at Trump rallies really does look like it's going down an unprecedented path.
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Children have expressed being deprived food, experiencing physical violence, and suffering ongoing depression during their separation from their parents.
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"Reuters condemns in the strongest possible terms the physical violence used against our photographer," Reuters said in a statement.
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Coercive control often escalates to spousal physical violence, as a 2010 study in The Journal of Interpersonal Violence found.
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McConnell's campaign tweeted that the protesters and other liberal users on Twitter were threatening physical violence against the senator.
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Neeson said that in response he went into black neighborhoods hoping to "unleash physical violence" on any black man.
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He wants to portray Celeste as a sexual thrill-seeker, someone who craved physical violence as a turn-on.
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Either way, she says, the bar has to be set a lot higher than the threat of physical violence.
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Some conservative politicians condemned Harper's parents; others threatened the child with physical violence or resorted to calling her names.
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They were the "I know where you live" kind of threat, not so much a threat of physical violence.
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But that doesn't mean they aren't just as damaging to one's self-esteem and mental health as physical violence.
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In contrast, women who killed their male partners often said that they had suffered extended periods of physical violence.
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Many older L.G.B.T. Australians have endured decades of discrimination, sexual and physical violence, and forced medical or psychological treatment.
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Although he said he had been repeatedly subjected to racist remarks, he hadn't believed he would face physical violence.
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She acknowledged that she faced no threat of physical violence, but said she thought she could face legal repercussions.
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As sheriff in Milwaukee County I have seen incredibly few cases of "savage physical violence" occur by our force.
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President Trump (and even, for the most part, candidate Trump during the general election) hadn't explicitly endorsed physical violence.
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"It's just a self-perpetuating, incredibly dangerous feedback loop," he said, noting that online rage could eventually motivate physical violence.
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Shortly after Gizmodo published the memo, a new Memegen post threatened physical violence against Googlers who leak to the press.
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We're talking physical violence, stunts gone wrong, sexual innuendo that would make Christian Grey wince, grandma chaperones, and live animals.
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At least two supervisors told these men they should threaten Messina with physical violence to stop their torment, lawsuits allege.
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My race or nationality may have meant leniency and access, but they were not a shield against actual, physical violence.
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We're told several of the threats involved extortion ... put money in the inmate's commissary account or else endure physical violence.
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"A campaign bears responsibility for creating an environment when the candidate urged supporters to engage in physical violence," said Cruz.
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Although the House of Commons is still a wildly unprofessional workplace, threats of physical violence are these days frowned upon.
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Cyber-weapons that blind and disable the enemy's own systems could become more important than physical violence in determining outcomes.
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The women claimed that Schneiderman subjected them to nonconsensual physical violence, sometimes during sex, including being slapped or choked. bit.
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Talking to people on the other side of an issue or a protest can help stop physical violence from ensuing.
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Court documents obtained by People detail how he allegedly resorted to physical violence on at least one occasion as well.
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The lower court had said the men could not be convicted of rape without proof they had used physical violence.
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"People are really sick of the physical violence endured by police officers," said an officer who identified himself as David.
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The problem is that these bigoted, threatening comments and emails echo the culture of physical violence at Trump campaign events.
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Unfortunately, this sort of thing happens a lot — although physical violence is, as far as I know, still fairly rare.
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On Monday, The New Yorker magazine reported the allegations of four women who accused Schneiderman of physical violence against them.
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There has been a rise in the number of recorded anti-Semitic incidents, which range from graffiti to physical violence.
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The incident at Albany is significant, and not just because the outrage resulted in actual physical violence against the perpetrators.
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Physical violence is his punctuation mark, the tactic he uses when others have failed to yield the control he requires.
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His entry, along with more than a dozen others on the list, was highlighted in red to denote physical violence.
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In the narco discourse, physical violence is essential to survive, literally, in poor neighborhoods which participants referred as "the jungle."
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Mosul residents have been left traumatized by the psychological, sexual and physical violence suffered during three years of ISIS control.
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Schneiderman contests the allegations by four women who accused him of physical violence in a report by The New Yorker.
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"We managed to identify scenarios of invisibility, discrimination and stigmatization that result in symbolic, verbal and physical violence," it said.
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There's no system of power keeping straight people out of work, without equal legal rights, or in danger of physical violence.
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It's believed to be the first time that a military has retaliated with physical violence in real time against a cyberattack.
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"This is letting him have the power over us," she said, urging people to use their words and not physical violence.
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"Children have expressed being deprived food, experiencing physical violence, and suffering ongoing depression during their separation from their parents," Fluharty said.
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I hightailed it out of there faster than a freight train, once again thankful verbal abuse hadn't escalated into physical violence.
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In February 2009, Brown and then-girlfriend Rihanna had an argument that escalated into physical violence on the part of Brown.
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As such, I think that we need to say "yes" to measures that prevent both dangerous driving and physical violence, simultaneously.
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TBI, or traumatic brain injury, has been linked to sports injuries, combat injuries as diagnosed in war zones and physical violence.
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Monrreal says bruising was also found all over her body, which was consistent with physical violence as well as defensive wounds.
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As she learns more about the physical violence between the couple, she asks if there are any weapons in the house.
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These minor beefs often escalate to incidents of physical violence that become news before the moments can even air on television.
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Air travel regularly threatens you with squalling babies, overly talkative seatmates and actual physical violence, and you're complaining about smooth woodwinds?
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After a court threw out the indictment, Harris's office appealed it, dismissing the misconduct because it did not involve physical violence.
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"Time and time again, the President has condoned physical violence and divided Americans with his words and his actions," the wrote.
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Researchers in that study concluded that carrying guns, knives, and other arms created a higher likelihood of physical violence and injuries.
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It is also illegal to fire a worker for basically any reason, including making threats of physical violence against a manager.
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Tactics include withholding food, water, or medicine; sleep deprivation; total isolation; extortion or blackmail; murder of pets; physical violence; and rape.
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But at worst, it serves as racist fear-mongering that can provoke incidents of physical violence against Asian people in America.
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Most of the migrants reported having experienced physical violence, and nearly one out of five said they had suffered sexual violence.
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So it's perhaps unsurprising that the clashes between the two have erupted into physical violence at or outside several Trump rallies.
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While the problem of physical violence has long plagued Turkish women, until recently there has been a lack of reliable statistics.
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Under Spain's current laws, the perpetrator must have used physical violence or intimidation for an assault to be classified as rape.
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Kryzgystan A controversy at Kyrgyzstan's National Art Museum in Bishkek earlier this year culminated in threats of physical violence and intimation.
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Kim Kardashian West and Kourtney Kardashian are lamenting a couple of incidents where their daughters used physical violence on their nannies.
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Capin-Dulhoste said five police sustained gunshot wounds from firearms, and a sixth was wounded in physical violence from a protester.
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The physical violence — and threat of it — has been more intense onscreen than I seem to recall from reading the books.
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In court, I'd asked for an order of protection, but a judge denied it due to lack of evidence of physical violence.
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Some trans and non-binary participants reported being asked for their "real name" upon entering a meeting, while others feared physical violence.
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But the group that got the transfers plus the community program saw a huge benefit: a 26 percent reduction in physical violence.
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"The mission has taken extraordinary action in 'opening the gates' to protect hundreds of thousands of civilians from physical violence," Ban wrote.
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The allegations on the spreadsheet range from "flirting" and "weird lunch dates" to accusations of rape, assault, stalking, harassment, and physical violence.
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Throughout the trial, they faced daily harassment and occasional physical violence from an army of what appeared to be coordinated Cosby supporters.
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" Jones posted a retort to his comments, writing, "Sounds like a threat of physical violence…is that what we are doing now?
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And indeed, when I later sifted through everything I had ever gotten from Danny, I couldn't find any threats of physical violence.
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And by all indications, a man's status in the group was often dependent upon how believable his threats of physical violence were.
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Schneiderman stepped down on Monday night after a bombshell report from The New Yorker detailed accusations from four women of physical violence.
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This is not any more of a "choice," in any meaningful sense, than that faced by the refugee fleeing overt physical violence.
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"Although both sets of accusations are extremely serious, one is an allegation of actual physical violence," Samuel said, referring to Ford's claims.
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Weinstein sued the college, alleging that it had failed to protect him from "threats of physical violence," and left his teaching job.
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The laws: • Require that mental health practitioners alert law enforcement if a patient has threatened serious physical violence against themselves or others.
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The previous legislation required proof that the victim had been subjected to physical violence or threats or was in a vulnerable state.
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After fleeing sexual and physical violence in South Africa, Ntombi arrived in Britain in 2002 and was detained on August 10, 2015.
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Facebook said it would expand its rules about removing content, pledging to take down false information that could lead to physical violence.
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He has called Mexicans rapists and criminals, discouraged black renters, bragged about grabbing women's genitals, advocated banning Muslims and encouraged physical violence.
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Brown has denied the allegations, and in 1992, Recchie said that the divorce had led only to "angry words," not physical violence.
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But several are explicit odes to the subjugation of women, and physical violence against them, and are jarring to listen to today.
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Many women reported threats of physical violence and vandalism, blackmail, sexual remarks and false accusations meant to humiliate, threaten or discredit them.
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Some callers have threatened physical violence against Backus, including some who threatened to slit Backus' throat and smash her head, Massey said.
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Our society has engineered robust consequences for squeaky wheels, a verdant pantheon from eye-rolls all the way up to physical violence.
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His argument is that sometimes even the use of physical violence can be very intentional and is intended to regulate social relations.
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"I want to categorically deny the accusations of violations and physical violence that I have been targeted with," he said on Twitter.
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The UN reports that students (gay bisexual or trans) who fail to conform to masculine norms are more likely to experience physical violence.
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An estimated 270% of women in the United States have suffered physical violence from an intimate partner and approximately 19% have been raped.
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He had already received multiple threats of physical violence and been told that people were coming to take his dog away from him.
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Wikimedia's Support and Safety team deals specifically with threats of physical violence and other crime that's posted on Wikipedia or other Wikimedia properties.
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On the tapes, Jutting can be heard threatening Ningsih, telling her not to cry and describing inflicting sexual and physical violence on her.
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The suit describes several other accounts of misconduct, including daily stints of "lewd comments, pranks, and even physical violence" from male co-workers.
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Whether through physical violence, manipulation, or sexual assault, abusers leave their victims isolated and scared, unable to access help to stop the abuse.
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One in four women in the United States will experience severe physical violence at the hands of an intimate partner in her lifetime.
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The other two lived in Romania under communist rule, where they were subjected to physical violence, before coming to Brooklyn in the 1960s.
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Still, some of the neighbors have pushed back against the organization's presence, including verbally harassing the tenants and threatening them with physical violence.
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The hateful displays of prejudice and verbal and physical violence at some Trump rallies are a disturbing indication that it has already begun.
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They show the exciting promise of rapid change, the misery of shattered dreams, and the physical violence and emotional damage that activists endured.
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Louis spares his reader nothing of the brutish physical violence of young Eddy's father and tormentors along with the relentless violence of poverty.
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We live in a very progressive community, so he was unlikely to be the object of physical violence, but, it could still hurt.
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Those reforms haven't taken place, but the intelligence agencies have found ways to control the media without having to resort to physical violence.
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The NCDV reports one in three women and one in four men have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner.
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"Bob's possessiveness was escalating into physical violence," said a nursing school classmate of Ms. Durst's, Eleanor Joy Schwank, during an interview in 2000.
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The women accuse Moonves of exposing himself, forcing them to perform oral sex on him and using physical violence and intimidation against them.
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T'Challa's act is honorable as it is defiant — a message of healing after Iron Man and Captain America wreak physical violence upon one another.
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That means that a student accused of rape is provided more protections in school discipline than a student accused of stealing or physical violence.
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While some comprise of acts of horrifying physical violence, many take the form of digital threats and sexual harassment—which can have insiduous repercussions.
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The predominantly female labor force is frequently subject to human rights violations and a myriad of abuses, ranging from physical violence to sexual coercion.
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" For example, she wrote, "black Muslims surveyed as part of this study reported experiences with employment discrimination and physical violence with particularly high frequency.
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On top of the physical violence, the Spanish government was also fighting an information war, with the Catalans trying to publish polling information online.
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Look at the DNC, true journalists at Project Veritas found out the DNC actually hired organizations to go into rallies and cause physical violence.
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Seeing any of those things inside a men's bathroom immediately outs a transgender person, which can open them up to harassment or physical violence.
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But it can't be purely coincidence that there is a lot more conflict and physical violence shown on Black shows than their white counterparts.
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"In our culture, cross burning has almost invariably meant lawlessness and understandably instills in its victims well-grounded fear of physical violence," Thomas wrote.
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Traumatic brain injuries have been linked to sports such as football and soccer, combat injuries as diagnosed in war zones, falls and physical violence.
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It's such a pressing concern that 80 percent of respondents to a recent NPR survey fear that uncivil speech will lead to physical violence.
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After setting up a series of campaigns on Facebook, the members began receiving threats, and in some instances were the victims of physical violence.
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In one of the clips he reviewed he heard a female voice in distress and said he felt that "physical violence" had been involved.
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"Violence, of all kinds, [has] increased: insults in the street, physical violence, sexual violence, theft, and armed robbery in the workplace," the report concluded.
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She testified that Brown's threatening behavior, in addition to the physical violence she experienced while they were together, warranted an extended order of protection.
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And this just a list of physical violence that has befallen the pathologically unlucky Grey, the tally of mental anguish goes on and on.
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" The next morning, they showed up at Shi's home, where "McConkey battered him, and threatened physical violence if he did not go with them.
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And yet, to those with no experience of such relationships, physical violence could seem so foreign, so extreme, that staying despite it was unfathomable.
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"We condemn the president's threat of physical violence against journalists," said Bruce Brown, executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press.
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To cover up the financial malfeasance, Mr. Najib and his political machine resorted to censorship, cash handouts and even physical violence, his critics say.
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For many, this pandemic could means a rise in intimate partner violence or domestic abuse — whether it means verbal, emotional abuse, or physical violence.
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Though Connors next issued a torrent of profanity toward the photographer — "He was angry enough to kill," Henderson wrote — there was no physical violence.
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AFPF contends that its major donors, like NAACP members in 22s Alabama, would face harassment and threats of physical violence if they were exposed.
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Black women are more likely than white women to have experienced post-traumatic stress disorder resulting from childhood maltreatment and sexual and physical violence.
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Some victim advocates blame Colombia's civil war, which simmered and flared for more than five decades, for spawning a macho culture of physical violence.
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While there's no direct line between subtle "othering" and physical violence, disparagement, even only in words, adds moisture to the dark cloud of prejudice.
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At least two of those calls involved Katz arguing with his mother, though none of the reports provided to CNN show any physical violence.
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Women from everywhere came forward to talk about being assaulted and living with the threat of physical violence from men as an everyday given.
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Porter resigned from his White House post on Wednesday following reports that his two ex-wives accused him of past emotional and physical violence.
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Acknowledging he may have become agitated after being stopped at the gate for his attire, he insisted that the guards overreacted with physical violence.
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Offering a nutrition program with home visits, costing only $50 per year per person, cut physical violence by 26 percent in one Bangladeshi study.
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The students answered questions about experiencing controlling behaviors, psychological violence, physical violence, sexual violence, fear or intimidation, injury and using self-defense with romantic partners.
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"There is disproportionate amount of violence against transgender people and as an electoral candidate, we fear physical violence can be used," Karthik said on Wednesday.
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After posting the tweets above, Sheryl Gay Stolberg later apologized and modified her statement, clarifying that she was talking about physical violence rather than hate.
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So many women have similar stories about sexual and physical violence and how they've previously just had to swallow it and keep their head up.
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And many transgender people experience verbal taunts, sexual harassment or assault, and other forms of physical violence, according to the National Center For Transgender Equality.
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She fled from Mexico with him "to find a better life," after suffering decades of physical violence for much of her childhood and adolescent years.
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According to the police, she was repeatedly raped by her 17-year-old brother, who would threaten her with physical violence if she told anyone.
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Additionally, the most common types of violence that survivors experienced came in the form of verbal harassment, followed by threats and intimidation, and physical violence.
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Whether he intended to provoke physical violence or merely verbal harassment, his intent was to chill the free speech and free association rights of Americans.
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I was more frightened of my father learning that I had lost his gloves than of physical violence and so refused to give them up.
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Oh, and isn't it remarkable how blasé we've become about threats of legal persecution and/or physical violence against anyone who criticizes a Republican president?
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There were no signs of physical violence or foul play, the spokesperson said after at least nine Americans died on the island in recent months.
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Tribal rules in Rawah held that an outsider who is adjudicating a dispute may not participate in physical violence, so locals decided to banish him.
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While there is a qualitative difference between vocal protests and physical violence, the increasingly toxic political conversation is creating a dangerous and potentially deadly environment.
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Rape is a dominant feature of many of these films, and when it's not present there is some other sort of physical violence against women.
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It also doesn't eliminate the physical violence that's often been resulted from the White Nationalist movement, like church bombings, lynchings, hell, even the rally in Virginia.
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"We'll talk about overtime, but physical violence and sexual violence we find are hard topics to raise up because of the shame and judgment," she says.
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In this case, Airbnb is citing the real, physical violence that stemmed from the rally as justification for why it preemptively banned users from acquiring lodging.
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League investigators interviewed more than a dozen witnesses, including Ms. Tiffany Thompson, who had alleged multiple instances of physical violence in July 2016, and Mr. Elliott.
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Ellison, who was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in November 2006, denied the physical violence allegations and that he had a relationship with Alexander.
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The announcement comes after thousands of leaked incident reports exposed horrible living conditions and rampant sexual and physical violence in many of Australia's offshore detention centers.
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As reported by Gizmodo, the suit alleges that Loretta Lee, a former software engineer, had to endure lewd comments, pranks, and even physical violence from coworkers.
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I fight and it&aposs real fighting, and I would defend anybody, against physical violence but it&aposs not the same if you are using words.
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In speeches, Trump courted white supremacists and closet fascists, and blew great gusts of hot air over the smoldering coals of misogyny, xenophobia, and physical violence.
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Reporters, and some fellow officials, took the comment a little too literally; after the talk, Bossert found himself explaining that he didn't mean actual, physical violence.
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Transphobic, as its name suggests, is a response to the barrage of verbal abuse, catcalling, harassment, psychic, and physical violence that's a daily threat against her.
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Neeson, 66, said he had a "primal urge" to seek vengeance and that he "deliberately" went into black neighborhoods seeking to "unleash physical violence" on someone.
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Bookies, many of whom are associated with organized crime, therefore turn to other means to collect bad debts by gamblers — intimidation, threats and actual physical violence.
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According to the National Coalition of Domestic Violence, one in four men have experienced some form of physical violence at the hands of an intimate partner.
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Mike Wiluan, a producer on the film and chief executive of Singapore-based Infinite Studios, said the film was garnering attention for its "beautiful physical violence".
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Some countries, including Croatia and Spain, categorize sex without consent as a lesser offense, sending a message that "real rape" must involve physical violence, she said.
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The center also found that "one in three women and one in four men have been the victim of physical violence or stalking" by a partner.
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Abusive content violates Twitter's own rules by promoting sexual or physical violence or threatening users based on factors such as race, ethnicity, sexual orientation and gender.
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So it's hard not to feel some glee when a proponent of physical violence against others is himself the victim of the very act he prescribes.
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Psychological abuse may accompany physical violence — 95% of men who abuse their partners physically will also do so psychologically — but it can stand completely alone, too.
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So there's this very real threat of physical violence on the street, and in the workplace, there this very real threat of your livelihood being affected.
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A study by her group found that 64 people — or 2673 percent of respondents — had experienced physical violence in a doctor's office or hospital, she said.
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But that has nothing to do with the promotion of physical violence; it has everything to do with protecting this country from administrative and legislative violence.
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One in three women will experience some form of physical violence from a partner, and one in seven women will be injured by an intimate partner.
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And then there was Mr. Trump, who told his 53 million Twitter followers that Ms. Waters had called for physical violence against many of his supporters.
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It is wrong, morally speaking, to inflict physical violence on a random person because that person happens to hold what you see as erroneous political beliefs.
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In fact, I have never been on an interview where any question, let alone an introductory one, asked me to contemplate the looming threat of physical violence.
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This risk is increased for women of color and trans women of color, in particular, who are already most at risk for physical violence on the streets.
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According to a May 2016 study by the National Institute of Justice, 56.1% have experienced sexual violence and
55.5% have experienced physical violence by an intimate partner.
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The divide between provable truths and feelings is so massive that many resort to the fascist tactics of shouting, personal attacks and physical violence to halt discussions.
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The allegations range from Moonves allegedly forcing oral sex on certain women, exposing himself without permission to others ... and allegedly using physical violence or intimidation against them.
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The greatest advance of the modern age has been our ability to argue about society's most pressing questions without resorting to physical violence (most of the time).
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After all, many gaming journalists are routinely targets of harassments and threats of physical violence for the simple act of writing about video games on the internet.
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This racist sentiment has been translated into overt acts of domestic terrorism, hate crimes ranging from attacks on mosques to physical violence directed against the Muslim community.
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There are thousands of violent and extreme posts by people on the left against me and my family including threats of physical violence and threats of murder.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center reports that many of the episodes, which range from offensive vandalism to physical violence, have invoked Mr. Trump and his campaign slogans.
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Instead of engaging in physical sex work, you can model online, or do webcam—you're still engaging with people, but there is no threat of physical violence.
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Half of women have experienced physical violence in the country, while 22% have experienced sexual violence, according to a 2018 report from the Uganda Bureau of Statistics.
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Given the sheer physical violence they inflicted on the labor movement for almost a hundred years and the legal violence they waged after that, it is doubtful.
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"The bottom line is adults in school buildings should build trust with students, not tear them down with verbal abuse, physical violence, intimidation and harsh disciplinary policies."
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They know physical violence is the breaking point for many people, and so they will abuse and control their partner in every way up until that point.
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He began a process to "Hispanicize" the entire nation by implementing Spanish-only laws in the region, which he enforced through tactics like physical violence and imprisonment.
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While it's difficult to ignore the damage inflicted by physical violence—like black eyes and bruises—the psychological wounds left by verbal punches aren't nearly as noticeable.
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In addition to physical violence, Myanmar military personnel turned Facebook into a tool for ethnic cleansing to target the Rohingya, according to former officials and other experts.
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Some of the novel's scenes of physical violence probably wouldn't align with how girls would settle their issues, especially in the era of the book, she said.
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According to the 2015-16 Malawi Demographic and Health Survey, 20103% of respondents said they had endured sexual violence and 34% reported they had suffered physical violence.
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There was no real physical violence, but the agents or editors would force models to do things they did not want to do, even until they cried.
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These people physically block police actions, act as medics for fallen protesters, and sometimes engage in physical violence against either property or protesters on the other side.
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Many of Jones-Rogers's findings give credence to the historian Thavolia Glymph's claim that enslaved people faced significantly more physical violence from their mistresses than their masters.
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"There were some nights I went out deliberately into black areas in the city looking to be set upon so that I could unleash physical violence," Neeson said.
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There was little physical violence and the authorities said only 16 people involved in some way in the European soccer tournament were treated in Lille hospitals throughout Wednesday.
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But even $278 a year per household, for cutting physical violence by 26 percent, plus the reductions in poverty that typically result from handing out cash or food?
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If we did we'd have to somehow train ourselves to be far better at relating to one another, so that we don't resort to acts of physical violence.
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In addition, there is a realization that abuse in the virtual world has real-world consequences, with the spreading of fear online resulting in acts of physical violence.
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Details of the alleged 2014 attack were not immediately clear, but Buschow says there was physical violence against Siddiqi that led to Crane's being arrested, the spokesperson says.
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But the menace represented by Trump—a menace that could subject millions of American citizens to detention, deportation, and even physical violence—is too dangerous for symbolic gestures.
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"Politicians must condemn this dangerous rhetoric against reporters as it can quickly escalate to physical violence like we saw in Montana," Reporters Without Borders said in a Tweet.
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Should we not also repudiate the violence of the Antifa when they destroy private property and seek to advance their ideology with physical violence and threats of intimidation?
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Is self-regulation better than physical violence, if it involves policing ourselves as if "a garrison in a conquered city," as Sigmund Freud, also a Nietzschean, put it?
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It's unfortunate that international law makes a distinction, for instance, between people who become refugees because of physical violence and those who do so because of economic violence.
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"When the candidate urges supporters to engage in physical violence, to punch people in the face, the predictable consequence of that is that it escalates," Mr. Cruz said.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about four in 10 women said they experienced sexual violence, physical violence, and/or stalking in their lifetimes.
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Feminist scholars call it "toxic masculinity, " the set of social norms that teach boys to blunt their emotions and answer pain with physical violence, no matter its cause.
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How can one admire or take advice from someone that couldn't even sustain a relationship with his lover and mother of his kids without emotional and physical violence?
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One in seven women — and one in four women under 30 — have faced threats of physical violence, revenge porn, or hate speech online, according to a new survey.
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As a graduate student, I have been working in the Near North Side neighborhood of Omaha, which experienced a tumultuous history of racism through physical violence and redlining.
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This is concerning in part because it is clear that those who have alleged wrongdoing on the part of the president have faced physical violence in the past.
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More than four in 10 black women experience physical violence from an intimate partner during their lifetimes, according to a report by the Institute for Women's Policy Research.
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Hughes named gaslighting, along with threats, isolation, surveillance, subjugation, and economic control, as forms of non-physical violence that can take away someone's ability to freely give consent.
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For the first 13 years of her life, her mother had been at the receiving end of physical violence at the hands of her "always drunk and abusive" father.
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Hennepin staff are authorized to use ketamine on people who are "profoundly agitated," present a risk of physical violence to themselves or others, and can't be safely restrained otherwise.
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Episodes tend to climax around specific instances of physical violence and animalistic despair—we focus on the street beatings rather than the effort Lenú exerts to cope with them.
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Like Moore, each of them told me stories of false arrests, intimidation, physical violence, doxxing, and illegal confiscation of their phones after filming or sharing videos of police misconduct.
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To wit, Trump routinely engages in public fits of rage, encourages physical violence against critics, and turns reality on its head by smearing his targets as "angry" and dangerous.
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Schneiderman, a vocal proponent of the #MeToo movement and women's rights, allegedly subjected the four women who came forward to nonconsensual physical violence in the context of sexual relationships.
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Many housemaids are forced to work up to 18 hours a day and face dire living conditions, sexual abuse, physical violence and low wages or non-payment, they say.
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"When the candidate urges supporters to engage in physical violence, to punch people in the face, the predictable consequence of that is that it escalates," Cruz reportedly told reporters.
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According to the Sentinel, the wife confirmed that nothing physical happened, that her husband didn't threaten her in any way, and that she wasn't worried about future physical violence.
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I think it's also fair to say that a man who lashes out at women with physical violence, as Porter allegedly has, harbors some degree of hatred for them.
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" That sentiment, she indicated, was based on the terms of the agreement, not on any new threat of physical violence, though, she said, she felt both "intimidated" and "bullied.
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In its own statement, the prosecutor's office appeared to rule out foul play, saying that investigators had found "no evidence of physical violence or resistance" in the couple's room.
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Prosecutors said she had claimed physical violence by McIntyre towards their daughter, which he denied, and material presented by the prosecution was dismissed as irrelevant to the trespassing charge.
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Mr. Ray used tactics like sleep deprivation, psychological and sexual humiliation, physical violence and threats of legal action to get his victims to make false confessions, the indictment said.
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Female mayors are more than twice as likely as male mayors to experience psychological abuse and almost three times as likely to experience physical violence, a new study found.
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Some said a boys' club culture permeated the way the police handled these crimes, often letting men go without being charged in cases where there was no physical violence.
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"Never in the 5th Republic has a social movement like this one reached this level of physical violence," said a historian of France's institutions, Christophe Bellon of Sciences-Po.
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These types of incidents occur more frequently than one would think, but most of the time they do not escalate to the level of physical violence that Martese experienced.
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The risk that teens will bring a gun to school goes up even more when they face threats of physical violence, said Adesman, who wasn't involved with the new study.
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Studies show that in 45-6563% of relationships where there is intimate partner violence (defined as physical violence, sexual violence, stalking, and psychological aggression), there is also sexual violence happening.
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When Tianshu Shi initially refused to accompany the school employees — identified as Kelsi Hoser, 50, and 48-year-old Jonathan McConkey — McConkey allegedly battered Shi and threatened physical violence, Sgt.
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Violence and vengeance are a major part of Sweet/Vicious, but it's not the often-shocking acts of physical violence that are the most disturbing aspect of MTV's new series.
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Photo: GettyOn Tuesday, two anonymous women filed a lawsuit against Uber on behalf of individuals who have experienced "rape, sexual assault, physical violence, and gender-motivated harassment" by Uber drivers.
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These women told me stories of harassment and intimidation, of sexual advances and threats of sexual and physical violence so intense it kept them away from the broader comedy scene.
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Senior characters that died on-screen often did so at the hands of physical violence rather than from chronic illness, the most probable cause of death of an ageing population.
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As in most sci-fi worlds — Blade Runner directly comes to mind — sexual and physical violence abounds, and some of the female nudity smacks of early Game of Thrones sexposition.
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When a protestor disrupted a Trump rally in Las Vegas last month, the real estate mogul said he missed the "good old days" when demonstrators were punished with physical violence.
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AH: I think playing pretend is necessary because, to a degree, when it comes to these games, I think physical violence is put up in the forefront to distract people.
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" He details incidents in which Mooves is alleged to have exposed himself to women, forced them to perform oral sex on him, and "used physical violence and intimidation against them.
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Many who are transitioning do not have the option of hiding their identities, and not being able to "pass" can result in increased street harassment, discrimination and sometimes physical violence.
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The league suspended Elliott earlier this month after finding "substantial evidence" he engaged in physical violence against his then-girlfriend, Tiffany Thompson -- a claim the Cowboys superstar has adamantly denied.
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That statistic is just physical violence — according to the Center For Disease Control, nearly half of all men and women in the U.S. will experience psychological aggression from a partner.
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"Violence in games is often the most shallow, uninteresting kind: physical violence, gore, a man putting a bullet in another man," Anna Anthropy, DePaul University's game designer in residence, said.
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Tensions had been building between the two houseguests for days -- but things finally "popped off" Saturday morning when an argument exploded into real smack talk ... and threats of physical violence.
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Although psychological and emotional abuse -- including controlling behavior, isolation, and threats of violence -- can be more difficult to recognize than physical violence, it can be just as damaging, experts say.
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The additional women are accusing Moonves of exposing himself without their consent, using physical violence against them and threatening to hurt their careers following questionable incidents, according to the publication.
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Physical violence or intimidation against voters is always a concern during election season, and in light of what's occurred recently, physical harm or intimidation against voters is even more worrisome.
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Facebook told the New York Times on Wednesday that it will soon begin extracting misinformation circulating on the social media platform that is inciting existing tensions into physical violence globally.
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The inaugural Coming Back Out Ball honored older gay, transgender and intersex Australians, many of whom endured decades of discrimination, sexual and physical violence, and forced medical or psychological treatment.
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Furthermore, nearly 1 in 4 women and 1 in 9 men experience severe intimate partner physical violence, intimate partner contact sexual violence, and/or intimate partner stalking with severe impacts.
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He's noticed that — with the exception, of course, of the incidents in Chechnya — in his experience, actual physical violence against LGBTQ individuals decreased during Russia's 2014 Crimean conflict with Ukraine.
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"As the diplomats vigorously resisted, they grabbed the diplomatic package using physical violence and made off," he said, adding that the North Koreans were carrying a valid diplomatic courier certificate.
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He captures the experience sensationally (in both senses of the word), with all the immersive physical violence that movies are capable of, and also as an abrupt change in awareness.
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Maybe in Trump's mind, it's not sexual assault unless it involves some other form of obvious physical violence, like giving a woman a black eye or holding her at gunpoint.
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The fasces as a combined symbol of state power and physical violence continued sporadically, but does not seem to have been a prevalent symbol in Europe during the Middle Ages.
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In Boston, immigration attorney Matt Cameron said his office has a hearing scheduled on Thursday for a woman who endured years of physical violence from the father of her children.
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Former Ga. state representative Jason Spencer once threatened a Black female attorney (and former legislator) in the state with physical violence because she was campaigning for the removal of Confederate monuments.
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As Reveal also reported Wednesday, private detention centers and shelters have been repeatedly cited for neglectful behavior, as well as sexual abuse and physical violence, toward detained children in recent years.
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Overall, 29.4% of the migrants said they had suffered some sort of violence along the way, with nearly 23.7% experiencing physical violence, 19.5% experiencing psychological violence and 1.6% reporting sexual violence.
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Physical violence included beatings, thefts, extortions and kidnappings; psychological violence included humiliation, threats, rejection and insults; and sexual violence included rape, sex in exchange for goods, money, protection, transportation or food.
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This is the destruction of a person's love of life, which can happen as a result of physical abuse and the physical violence of a child being separated from their parents.
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As many as 30 percent of female physicians report being sexually harassed on the job; 500 percent of nurses have experienced physical violence and bullying — a quarter have been sexually harassed.
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Usually cheering against college-aged people comes with the shame of cursing at someone that can't legally drink alcohol but Grayson Allen has made fantasizing about physical violence almost sound reasonable.
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Today, too many members of the LGBTQ community continue to face discrimination, harassment, rejection and physical violence every day at school, at work, in their neighborhoods and even in their homes.
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In 2010, a new law introduced the question of age difference between the victim and the perpetrator from which "moral coercion" could result, expanding the notion of force beyond physical violence.
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Much ink has been spilled about bullying in the internet age, but Keaton's video underscored that the old-fashioned variety — the cafeteria taunts, the physical violence — is still very much alive.
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Amnesty International released a study on Saturday showing that rape laws across Europe were "dangerous and outdated," with many countries recognizing rape only when physical violence, threat or coercion is involved.
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According to data from the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV), about one in four women and one in nine men have experienced intimate partner physical violence, sexual violence, or stalking.
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The same is true of the seemingly growing consensus among social justice advocates that bigoted or simply emotionally triggering speech is akin to physical violence and should be regulated as such.
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The lawsuit, filed in the Northern District of California on Tuesday, is on behalf of women passengers who experienced "rape, sexual assault, physical violence or gender-motivated harassment" by Uber drivers.
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"We trusted a company operating in the space of transportation for hire to mean what it says, and we never thought that Uber would perpetuate physical violence against women," they wrote.
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Tekashi testified he and Trippie were on the same label and did a track together, but there was a lot of jealousy that led to online disputes ... and then physical violence.
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Of course, things go south, forcing Sapper into a violent confrontation of physical violence to defend a mother and her child — an action that may reveal a hint of Sapper's true nature.
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The CDC reports that more than one in three women and one in four men in the U.S. has experienced rape, physical violence, or stalking by an intimate partner at some point.
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AnnaLynne McCord, a fierce advocate for those who have endured sexual and physical violence, is speaking out in support of Kesha and Lady Gaga, who have both recently spoken about sexual abuse.
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Only while young boys can express their rage in physical violence, young women often turn to the kind of verbal and social aggression that colors nearly every female relationship in Sharp Objects.
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We're not going to spoil anything about season 2, but Serena doles out the physical violence without much thought, just because she can, and has little insight into the plights of others.
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Parliamentary debate descending to physical violence is hardly an issue unique to Taiwan, with legislators in many countries including Turkey, Ukraine and South Korea also having come to blows in the past.
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According to the 2014 Kenya demographic and health survey, 45 per cent of the country's women aged 15 to 49 have experienced physical violence, and 14 per cent have suffered sexual violence.
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This led to a verbal altercation that quickly escalated to physical violence — her hitting him with a bottle and him slapping and punching her and then tying her up by the hands.
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There's an online soccer game used to fight gender based violence Progressive women's advocates doing controversial work are often at risk of physical violence and online harassment because of their online presence.
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It found sex workers who had been exposed to repressive policing like arrest or prison were three times more likely to experience sexual or physical violence by clients, partners and other people.
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Tapper pressed the lawyer on the allegations of physical violence against his client, asking Avenatti to explain if they were anonymous threats or from someone potentially affiliated with Trump or his circle.
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According to a study it published on Thursday, one in three people polled said if a woman was pressured into sex but no physical violence was involved, it would not equal rape.
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Also, the victim showed no signs of physical violence—except, of course, the "being raped while unconscious part"—and because the two men had no previous offenses, they were free to go.
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"I asked myself why this was happening," Mr. McComas said, noting the threats of physical violence and verbal abuse that he and his wife, both former Reddit employees, encountered on the site.
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According to the National Coalition of Domestic Violence, one in four men have experienced some form of physical violence at the hands of an intimate partner, compared to one in three women.
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They include claims that Moonves forced them to perform oral sex on him, that he exposed himself to them without their consent, and that he used physical violence and intimidation against them.
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Physical violence is usually the last kind of abuse exhibited by perpetrators; victims have usually been abused emotionally and psychologically for some time before their partner ever lays a hand on them.
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"McLaughlin writes about the natural world with casual lyricism and un-self-conscious joy, while describing physical violence so vividly you want to look away," Marilyn Stasio writes in her crime column.
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" Garamendi in response denied that he made a "threat of physical violence," telling The Hill in a statement that Trump Jr. is welcome to "come to my office to explain his comments.
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" Nevertheless, Marcus has rightly argued that anti-Israel protests that devolve into intimidation and harassment, vandalism, and actual or threatened physical violence may, depending on the specific circumstances, constitute "hostile environment harassment.
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A recent report by Defense for Children International – Palestine (DCIP) found three-quarters Palestinian children arrested by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank endured some form of physical violence following arrest.
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"After that there were some nights when I went out deliberately into black areas in the city looking to be set upon so that I could unleash physical violence," Mr. Neeson said.
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The World Health Organization estimates that nearly 40 percent of women who are murdered are killed by a partner, and that 35 percent of women worldwide have experienced sexual or physical violence.
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The newly disclosed incidents, which the women said occurred between the 1980s and early 2000s, included claims of forced sex, Moonves exposing himself and his alleged use of physical violence and intimidation.
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AndréTavet, the artist collective behind the photo series, i usedta live in the world, uses Shange's text on street harassment, to explore the contemporary issue of sexual and physical violence against transgender folk.
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According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have been victims of [some form of] physical violence by an intimate partner within their lifetime.
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It means Spain will join a small number of countries, including Britain and Canada, where lack of consent in sex is considered a crime without the need to show threats or physical violence.
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The Angels take it upon themselves not only to fight immediate physical violence they witness, but also to return lost children to their parents or protect women who are being harassed by men.
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Imagine trying to stop the sounds of physical violence and gunfire from replaying in your mind at the end of a shift, and trying to simply be Mom again when you get home.
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Women become objects, emotional vulnerability becomes a dangerous liability, and boys and men become subject to social or physical violence if they try to break free from or subvert the expectations of masculinity.
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In a New Yorker article published Monday, four women — two of them on the record — who had personal relationships with Schneiderman outlined physical violence including slapping and choking, as well as emotional abuse.
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Nicki sometimes positions herself above such squabbling, but has also delivered threats of physical violence to other enemies (like DJ Self) and bragged about her own friend beating up Cardi on Queen Radio.
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Twitter hid the video on the account, but replies from the Team Mitch account in the same thread characterizing the language in the video as "serious calls to physical violence" and criticizing Rep.
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As we reported ... 50 went nuclear on Randall over the weekend, threatening physical violence if Emmett didn't pay back a million dollar loan, and setting a Monday deadline to get his money back.
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And it's a message for all of us -- if we don't stand up to condemn the use of physical violence against the media, we all may become the targets of harm later on.
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Bullying a voter by asserting that they will "burn in hell" for not supporting a candidate is ultimately no different from threatening physical violence or from an employer threatening to sack a worker.
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When our president promotes a video that superimposes a network logo on a wrestling-match foil, it may be funny to some, but the subtext unmistakably calls down physical violence on the media.
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"When I see Bernard Tomic, his dad's the same way," Yanna added, referring to the Australian tennis player whose father, John, has been accused of physical violence and intimidation and barred from tournaments.
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"This is the consequence of the culture of the Trump campaign, the abusive culture, when you have a campaign that is built on personal insults, on attacks, and now, physical violence," Texas Sen.
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MSNBC "AM Joy" host Joy Reid has been accused by ex co-workers of creating a "toxic" work environment and allegedly once threatening another host "with physical violence," according to a Thursday report.
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While a couple of the allegations were minor — "creepy af in the dms" comes to mind — most were serious, with rape, sexual assault, sexual harassment, and physical violence littering the "alleged misconduct" column.
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Sexual and physical violence disproportionately affects women and girls, with one in three experiencing it in their lifetime, according to the United Nations – a proportion that significantly increases in armed conflict and disasters.
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But while she and the other women working in her field have risen to success in a traditionally male-dominated industry, they have become targets for threats of extreme sexual and physical violence.
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The disagreements between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden have escalated to threats of physical violence, with Trump tweeting Thursday that Biden "would go down fast and hard" in a fight.
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But by Wednesday, the #MeQueer hashtag had morphed into a global online storm with thousands of LGBT people taking to Twitter to detail their experiences of verbal abuse, sexual attack and physical violence.
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One out of every three women in Latin America has experienced sexual or physical violence, according to the United Nations, but 98 percent of gender-related killings in the region are not prosecuted.
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At issue in the Wolf Pack trial, as well as a string of others, was the fact that Spanish law currently does not legally recognize rape unless physical violence or intimidation is employed.
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But the network is a frequent target of Mr. Trump and his allies, and its journalists have faced threats of physical violence, including a pipe bomb mailed to its Manhattan headquarters last year.
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Given that their preferred method of action is so-called "paper terrorism," or inundating the legal system with nonsense filings, as a you mentioned, what might push some of them to physical violence?
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A federal indictment charges individuals in the group with starting fires, property destruction and physical violence that erupted on the streets as the 24th President of the United States took his oath of office.
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To the contrary, my mother has a history of domestic abuse and physical violence, victimizing my father and her children, as well as having been subject of a restraining order unrelated to our family.
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Forty-four percent of lesbians and 61 percent of bisexual women—as opposed to 35 percent of heterosexual women—will experience rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner in their lifetime.
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And though it's mainly a story of mental and physical violence within the depths of unrequited love, the film does, at several moments, give way to a truly phenomenal vacation-on-the-Mediterranean wardrobe.
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So, to summarize: Two men who are over 70 years old and who are likely to run for president in the next election are currently engaged in schoolboy taunts and threats of physical violence.
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"I was seriously concerned he would threaten us with physical violence," Marquardt told the Sun, adding that he reached out to Anne Arundel County authorities about Ramos years ago, but nothing came of it.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly a quarter of adult women, and one in seven adult men, have experienced some type of severe physical violence from an intimate partner.
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In the U.S., about 31 percent of men and 37 percent of women have experienced sexual violence, physical violence or stalking by an intimate partner, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that 44% of lesbian women and 61% of bisexual women have experienced rape, physical violence, or stalking by a partner, compared to 35% of straight women.
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Domestic violence also doesn't always present as physical violence, which is a common misconception that people have, says Rachel Goldsmith, LCSW-R, associate vice president for the Domestic Violence Shelter Programs at Safe Horizon.
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If Reigns upped the physical violence to an unconscionable level for a babyface—and if attempted murder by vehicle doesn't qualify, I'm not sure what else would—Strowman did his part as the hero.
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The overwhelming majority of countries in Europe recognize rape only when physical violence, threat or coercion is involved, Amnesty said, adding that some countries classify sex without consent as a separate, less serious offense.
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Of course, such a forced "outing" as transgender has potentially dire and dangerous consequences in light of the prejudice and discrimination, sometimes expressed through physical violence, that transgender people still face in our country.
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If the women refused a "prostitution date," Rodio would allegedly threaten them with physical violence or by threatening to withhold drugs from them, "which would result in them suffering from the withdrawal," Sini said.
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Take a group of men in Sydney's Parramatta who say they came across a clown while driving on Saturday night, and naturally, decided to some physical violence would make for a "funny" video. FFS.
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It is a matter of engaging them — with everything short of physical violence, from compelling argument to deft political maneuvers — in the rough-and-tumble of political conflict over how we should understand freedom.
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Sorensen denied the allegations, saying he has "never committed violence of any kind against any woman in my entire life," and alleging that he "was the victim of repeated physical violence" during his marriage.
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" When asked how these resolutions affect his daily life, Gawron said, "Physical violence is rare but you are accompanied by a constant fear of it erupting, compounded by the suffocating atmosphere and verbal aggression.
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Traffickers rely far more psychological methods of coercion and the use of debts than on physical violence to trap their victims, found a recent study by Britain's Nottingham University, which researches the global ill.
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Publisher Flatiron Books announced Wednesday that it would be canceling the remainder of Cummins's planned book tour, citing "specific" threats of "physical violence," according to the New York Times's book publishing reporter Alexandra Alter.
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The Russian LGBT Network, which offers legal aid to gay people, said only eight out of 64 cases of physical violence against LGBT+ people that it received in 2018 were investigated by the police.
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Physical violence against politicians is very rare in Germany, but there have been numerous attacks on political offices and property, as well as violent clashes involving people on the far right and far left.
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Almost half of Sierra Leone's women face sexual or physical violence during their lifetime, and 90 percent of women aged 1.23 to 49 have been victims of genital cutting, according to United Nations data.
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Everyone agrees that (private) physical violence is an inappropriate way to settle any dispute — and that it is especially inappropriate to target people for violence based on what they say or how they vote.
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Celeste asking the question point blank (I consider this episode to be the official start of Nicole Kidman's inevitable Emmy campaign) is so shocking compared to the scary, physical violence that's inflicted upon her.
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Kidman's Celeste seemed to have it all with her handsome younger spouse (Alexander Skarsgard), but all the hot sex masked an escalating level of abuse and physical violence that she only grudgingly began to acknowledge.
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The new allegations claim that Moonves forced the women to perform oral sex on him, that he exposed himself without their consent, used physical violence and intimidation, and then retaliated after rebuffs, damaging their careers.
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And let us not delude ourselves into thinking that the only problem with hate speech is the manifestation of physical violence that follows: Hateful discourse in the social sphere represents its own form of violence.
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In a bombshell report published by The New Yorker, the women accused New York State's highest-ranking law-enforcement official of subjecting them to various forms of nonconsensual physical violence, including hitting and choking them.
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Facebook doesn't have the power to tax, and it certainly doesn't have what Louis XIV called "the final argument of kings" — the ability to use physical violence to force people to comply with its demands.
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In addition to dangling civil litigation and possible criminal referrals to silence Trump skeptics, did Cohen threaten any of his targets with physical violence — or hire others to do so on behalf of his boss?
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About 1 in 4 women and nearly 1 in 10 men have experienced sexual violence, physical violence or stalking by an intimate partner during their lifetime, reports the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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The world, especially that corner of it that we still call the West, has become a deafening place dominated by an ever-enlarging incoherence of information and the constant presence of verbal and physical violence.
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Behind the scenes, Mr. Schneiderman, who was reported to drink heavily, is accused not only of physical violence, but also of injecting virulent misogyny and racism into the abuses he is said to have committed.
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A representative of XXXTentacion asked why Spotify was not also punishing 19 other artists who have been accused over the years of sexual misconduct or physical violence, like Dr. Dre, Michael Jackson and Gene Simmons.
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Soldiers were sent to the country, a former French colony, in 2013 to help quell a sectarian conflict there, but allegations of sexual and physical violence by the troops have been an embarrassment for France.
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But women's rights associations and human rights groups say the new law is a major step forward, in part because it so broad, outlawing not just physical violence but psychological abuse and even economic discrimination.
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A 2010 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said approximately 42 million women in the United States have experienced rape, physical violence and/or stalking by an intimate partner in their lifetime.
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Mr. Ray's extortion scheme relied on false confessions that he extracted from his victims, using tactics like sleep deprivation, psychological and sexual humiliation, verbal abuse, physical violence and threats of legal action, the indictment charged.
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A survey conducted by the IOM found that underage migrants on the Mediterranean route are the most exposed to human trafficking, with a vast majority of them having experienced detention and physical violence in Libya.
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The U.S. government's treatment of immigrants in detention is a massive human rights violation, with rampant physical violence, inappropriate use of solitary confinement, denial of access to due process and frequently substandard medical care. Rev.
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Other outlets reported "clashes" between supporters and protesters, implying there had been widespread physical violence (instead of several very tense shouting matches that sometimes involved shoving, which is a more accurate descriptor of what happened).
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Costa endorses Biden Newly released emails reveal officials' panic over loss of credibility after Trump's Dorian claims MORE (D-Calif.) said Friday he made "no threat of physical violence" against Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpA rarely used fine could limit the spread of the coronavirus to the United States House Democrat denies he threatened Trump Jr. with 'physical violence' after demand for apology Trump Jr., Meadows wear matching Trump jackets on 'Fox & Friends' MORE after Trump Jr.'s spokesman demanded the lawmaker apologize for "threatening" him.
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Donegan has admitted that she was the creator of the spreadsheet that included allegations against men in media that ranged from flirting and weird lunch dates to accusations of rape, assault, stalking, harassment, and physical violence.
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It's a form of emotional, sexual, and physical violence all at the same time, whether the rapist is using his own anatomy to attack his victim, or a foreign object, as Monty does with the broomstick.
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Sexual violence happens on a spectrum — everything from someone making you uncomfortable to an environment is unworkable or unlivable to actual physical violence — because that is the truth, then accountability has to happen on a spectrum.
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But it is somehow less unsettling to be cynical about physical violence than it is, in UnREAL, to be cynical about the psychological violence that Rachel and her co-workers inflict both on others and themselves.
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It guarantees much more robust protections to accused students than they would have otherwise — a student accused of sexual misconduct is afforded more protections than a student thrown out of school for plagiarism or physical violence.
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Dr. Horgan stressed that in addition to physical violence, "terrorism is fundamentally a form of psychological warfare, and it's one of the greatest ironies that we help give it its strength in our reactions to it."
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Russia's Foreign Ministry posted a statement on its website saying Mr. Sheremet was indeed a critic of the Russian government but that he had never been threatened by "physical violence" for those views while in Russia.
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Part of the problem, Ms. Blus said, is that people still see rape as an attack carried out by a person who jumps out of the bushes and leaves signs of physical violence on a victim.
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"This is the consequence of the culture of the Trump campaign, the abusive culture, when you have a campaign that is built on personal insults, on attacks and now physical violence," Cruz told reporters in Wisconsin.
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"This is the consequence of the culture of the Trump campaign, the abusive culture, when you have a campaign that is built on personal insults, on attacks and now, physical violence," Cruz told reporters in Wisconsin.
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"Time and time again, the president has condoned physical violence and divided Americans with his words and his actions," Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and House of Representatives top Democrat Nancy Pelosi said in a statement.
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In California's agrarian Imperial Valley, transgender women, many of whose extended families are just across the border in Mexicali, say they feel greater safety from physical violence and harassment because of American laws and cultural norms.
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I drew from that for the moments of physical violence in Cam, making sure that they were always tied in some way to the theme and were necessary, and were not just there to look cool.
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From celebrities who still don't get it (Ashley Tisdale and Chris Hemsworth, we expected better of you) to actual physical violence erupting around offensive costumes, it's clear we need to have yet another talk about cultural appropriation.
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Before the June event, "we saw on social media that there was a lot of threats being put back and forth that gave us a lot of concern about physical violence," Portland police spokesman Pete Simpson said.
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In 229, the most common types of hate violence reported to NCAVP were verbal harassment, discrimination, physical violence, and threats or intimidation — a wide range of harm that represents a wide range of experiences within the community.
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Related: Most LGBT Jamaicans Have Suffered Physical Violence Because of Their Sexuality Despite having no felonies on his record, Carter is considered an "aggravated felon"—and under US immigration law, aggravated felons do not qualify for asylum.
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The impact of the laws could be magnified by the fears of intimidation and physical violence that have emerged as a result of Trump's fiery rhetoric, in which he urges his supporters to act as poll watchers.
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But no matter what the reason, one in three women and one in four men in the U.S. have experienced some form of physical violence from a partner — and we need to keep advocating for their safety.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 36% of women and 31% of men in the U.S. will report experiencing sexual violence, physical violence, or stalking by a current or former partner during their lifetime.
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Underscoring the point above — that women can't prevent rape with their style of dress — is this: Sexual assault is an act of physical violence and domination, not a "crime of passion" that is motivated by sexual attraction.
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Mr. Karimov's glamorous older daughter, Gulnara Karimova, had once been seen as having a promising political future, but those prospects disintegrated in a public soap opera involving charges of bribery, money laundering, physical violence and even sorcery.
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A website set up last week by Asian American groups to document accounts of anti-Asian discrimination has recorded about 150 incidents, as advocates warn of a spike in verbal and physical violence amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Each year, more than 12 million women and men — 24 people per minute, on average — are victims of rape, physical violence, or stalking by an intimate partner in the U.S., according to the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
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Michigan man arrested after caller threatens to kill CNN employees "So the fact that these threats are being made, if not yet necessarily being realized, as physical violence doesn't discount the threats to press freedom," says Crispin.
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"It's unsafe and no one wants to be exposed to rape threats and death threats, and we know in India in particular, online violence is a precursor to physical violence — just look at the WhatsApp lynchings," Soundararajan said.
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In a statement by the Charlottesville police published in local newspaper, The Daily Progress, it was confirmed that no physical violence resulted from the rally and that Spencer and his group left the city directly after the demonstration.
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They focused on four widely-used smartphone-based conversational agents: Siri for Apple, Google Now, S Voice for Samsung, and Microsoft's Cortana, and found responses to queries about mental health and physical violence were often inconsistent and unhelpful.
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We got the couple leaving 21 Savage's album release Friday for Issa Album in Playa Vista, CA. He's clearly happy he met Amber's family and she met his ... and threatened anyone with physical violence if they disrespect her.
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But even if it doesn't incite physical violence, it promotes harmful stereotypes about LGBTQ people and is a sad echo of other instances when anti-gay ads have run on YouTube, sometimes appearing before videos by LGBTQ YouTubers.
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On the other hand, one in five U.S. women will be raped in their lifetime, and one in three women will experience some form of physical violence from a partner, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
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But she started by building a fervent fandom with Nimona, a completed series that started as an art school project and developed into a heady, hefty story about grudges, emotional and physical violence, and the limits of control.
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" In Sunday's statement, Anaheim police added, "Regardless of an individual or groups' beliefs or ideologies, they are entitled to live without the fear of physical violence and have the right, under the law, to defend themselves when attacked.
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The newly disclosed incidents, which the women said occurred between the 1980s and early 2000s, were published in the New Yorker story and included claims of forced sex, Moonves exposing himself and use of physical violence and intimidation.
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The new Centers for Disease Control report confirms health differences between LGB and straight teens: far more of the former experience the negative health measures, the study tracks — from physical violence to poor mental health to injecting drugs.
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Data from the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women, also known as UN Women, reveal that almost four in 10 women have experienced sexual or physical violence from a partner in their lifetime.
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Generally, individual journalists self-censor because they know that investigative journalism leading to exposure of crime and corruption can cause them to be fired from their jobs, face legal charges in a biased court, or suffer physical violence.
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Porter, who served as White House staff secretary, resigned this week amid abuse allegations from two ex-wives, who each detailed to CNN what they said were years of consistent abuse from Porter, including incidents of physical violence.
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A study from the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs reported the most common forms of violence against L.G.B.T.Q. people were verbal harassment at 20 percent, threats and intimidation at 17 percent and physical violence at 11 percent.
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When Neeson recounted going to "black areas in the city looking to be set upon so that I could unleash physical violence," he seemed to indicate that any man with black skin who confronted him would've received his vengeance.
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According to the report, 14 percent of women in poverty have faced the most extensive violence and abuse, such as being victims of extensive coercive control and physical violence from a partner, or facing both physical and sexual violence.
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Marquardt, the newspaper's former editor, told the Baltimore Sun he was "seriously concerned he would threaten us with physical violence," adding that he reached out to Anne Arundel County authorities about Ramos years ago, but nothing came of it.
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Despite being patently false, as well as involved with the incitement of real-world physical violence, some platforms, including Facebook, initially declined to ban Jones from its platform even while acknowledging the damage he does while spreading false information.
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The fact that his methods and interests remained so consistent with each individual alleged victim shows that his choices to exact psychological taunts and physical violence on women had nothing to do with each individual woman's behavior or reaction.
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Police in the nation of 4.5 million people are called out to an incident of domestic violence roughly every four minutes, the report said, and at least a third of woman have been subjected to sexual or physical violence.
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New York Attorney General, Eric Schneiderman, has been accused of subjecting four women with "whom he had romantic relationships or encounters with" to nonconsensual physical violence, according to their interviews with The New Yorker's Jane Mayer and Ronan Farrow.
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"It's necessary to navigate safely through society with minimal harassment and minimal scrutiny," Jackson-Edney told VICE, noting that a third of trans people without a corrected birth certificate report experiencing mistreatment and even physical violence as a result.
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Those measures included whether or not men make better political leaders; whether women and men have the same rights to university and jobs; whether men make better business executives; and whether physical violence by a partner is ever acceptable.
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I was new to the genre: Born in the mid-'80s, I was too young to be introduced to carnal tour de forces like Fatal Attraction and Basic Instinct in their heyday, and I typically avoid watching physical violence.
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TMZ broke the story ... Karrueche wants a judge to order Chris to stay clear of her, claiming he threatened to shoot her and has resorted to physical violence, punching her in the stomach and throwing her down the stairs.
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Ulrich Weber, the lawyer who examined abuse at the Regensburger Domspatzen choir school between the end of World War II and the 90s, discovered 67 cases of sexual abuse and 500 instances of physical violence perpetrated by 49 people.
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Ray allegedly used sleep deprivation, psychological and sexual humiliation, verbal abuse, physical violence, threats of criminal legal action and threats of exploiting his victims' mental health vulnerabilities to exert his control over the young men and women, according to the release.
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This is Beahm's first official suspension, despite several incidents that have resulted in the streamer landing in hot water, including mocking a Chinese accent on stream and threatening physical violence against a game developer on Twitter after being banned in-game.
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That movement began as Mao called on the masses to topple a corrupt power structure dominated by party elites, but it ended up paralyzing China for a decade and leaving a whole nation scarred from political persecutions and physical violence.
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" Jones also said four external advisers "were of the view that there is substantial and persuasive evidence supporting a finding that (Elliott) engaged in physical violence against (the alleged victim) on multiple occasions during the week of July 16, 2016.
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In the recording, the teacher, Christina Lester, and the aides, Kristin Douty and June Yurish, threaten Adri and other students with physical violence, saying they would hit them in the face, knock out teeth or withhold food, the complaint alleges.
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The 440-page report chronicles teachers doling out physical violence including slapping boys in the face so hard that the marks could be seen the next day, whipping them with wooden sticks and violin bows and subjecting them to severe beatings.
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Beyond physical violence from officers, black women generally face a host of troubling realities in the US. Data shows that black women are more than twice as likely as white women to be locked up in federal and state prisons.
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Later, at an average age of 28, participants with higher levels of school connectedness in adolescence had lower rates of emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, physical violence victimization and perpetration, multiple sex partners, sexually transmitted infections, and drug abuse, the study found.
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According to the New York Historical Society, Dolley Madison would invite members of different political parties to her social functions, at a time when tensions between parties were so high that debates could often devolve into physical violence and even duels.
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Originally developed in 1993 by activists Ellen Pence and Michael Paymar, it demonstrates the abusive tactics beyond physical violence — such as withholding money, threatening to leave and isolating partners from friends and family — that are used to wield power and control.
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Last week, the NFL officially concluded its investigation into domestic violence accusations made against Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott last year, and found "substantial and persuasive evidence" that he "engaged in physical violence against" his ex-girlfriend Tiffany Thompson.
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The underlying framework of so many crime films—whether they focus on gritty police procedurals or drug kingpins—is that the greed, amorality, and physical violence necessary to succeed in the criminal underworld is simply lacking in the female sex.
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Over a century after socialists expressed their goals, women still earn only 63 percent of what men are paid, 35 percent of women will still be the subject of physical violence by men, and divorce often still means financial ruin.
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One in three women have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, and a 2011 study found that 23% of female murder victims are killed by an intimate partner.
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"These changes invite discrimination and could result in trans people being denied access to critical homeless services, forcing them to remain on the street and putting them at further risk of physical violence and abuse," the members said in their letter.
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Immediately after Schneiderman's resignation, which followed a "New Yorker" report on claims of physical violence by four women who alleged they'd been involved in intimate relationships with him, Democratic state AGs said they would continue aggressively to challenge the Trump administration.
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The movement-based performance, which lasts for roughly 90 minutes, cogently draws lines around what black space is, how the black body can behave in such space, and ultimately how can blackness retains its pitch amid structural and physical violence.
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Previous reports called it an extramarital affair, but the report from the legislature describes a relationship that, while it included one encounter the woman said was consensual, started through coercion and included physical violence as well as threats of blackmail.
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On Monday, the New Yorker published a report by Jane Mayer and Ronan Farrow that four women who dated or had romantic encounters with the politician said he engaged in "nonconsensual physical violence," allegations that forced Schneiderman to resign hours later.
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Yet the continued push to quell resistance efforts through insidious legal tactics or physical violence to anyone participating in the resistance efforts, even journalists bearing witness, sends a chilling message that this story shouldn't be told — and the stakes couldn't be higher.
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In a 187 page filing, Energy Transfer Partners LP claims that Greenpeace has, over the course of decades, defrauded its contributors, incited violence by eco-terrorists, and engaged in physical violence, threats of violence, destruction of property, cyberattacks, and many other nefarious activities.
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GOP LAWMAKER INTRODUCES MOTION ASKING FOR MAXINE WATERS&apos RESIGNATION The Biggs' motion claims that Waters' statements could "directly and unnecessarily lead to public unrest, physical violence, and physical injury" and that members of the administration have already been harassed in public.
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The letter goes on to identify Mr Trump as "a danger to our society" whose behaviour—including bullying, mockery of the disabled, race-baiting, religious discrimination, sexism and threats of physical violence—"goes against everything we teach the children in our care".
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"I've seen scarier things that affected other people, but in terms of me being or feeling threatened and close proximity to physical violence, I would say that's the most apprehensive I've ever been," said Lampley, recalling the wild night in New York.
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"By threatening Don Jr. with physical violence on national TV, Congressman Garamendi made clear to everyone watching that he is better suited to represent Antifa than the people of California's 3rd Congressional district," Andy Surabian, spokesman for Trump Jr., said in a statement.
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They detailed the alleged assault in a series of tweets — Patel said that she did not have any faith in the police, who have been known to harass and victim-blame women for crimes of sexual and other forms of physical violence.
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And The Vixen, who up until this moment in the episode seemed refreshingly chastened, responded to the other queens' jovial jests with not only a complete lack of humor, but, and I can't believe I'm typing this, actual threats of physical violence.
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"Nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the US. 1 in 4 women and 19923 in 9 men experience severe intimate partner physical violence," she wrote, crediting the info to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
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Using a statistical analysis that took into account factors like time in office, the researchers concluded that female mayors were more than twice as likely as their male counterparts to experience psychological abuse and almost three times as likely to experience physical violence.
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Adult men crying and engaging in acts of physical violence over sports is expected; people crying over a TV show is weird; women writing stories where Kirk and Spock are more than just friends is not only weird but disgusting and dangerous too.
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For the most part, the tensions didn't spill over into outright physical violence: Much of the violence appears to have happened outside the venue, where there's evidence to suggest that the Chicago Police Department made things worse than they otherwise would have been.
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Whenever a comedian punches down, however — for example, when they base an entire joke around the idea that being gay is harmful, shameful, and deserving of physical violence in response — they contribute to and further reinforce actual real-world beliefs and stereotypes.
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One in four women experience severe intimate-partner physical violence, and one in seven have been stalked by an intimate partner to the point at which she felt very fearful, or believed that she or someone close to her would be harmed or killed.
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Trace these abusive behaviors back to their roots and you'll find boys who were taught verbal and physical violence solves problems—that it's okay to yell at your mom, or tell her she's stupid, or throw a dish against the floor because you're mad.
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While the NFL ruled in August that there was "substantial and persuasive evidence" that Elliott "engaged in physical violence against" his ex-girlfriend Tiffany Thompson, Elliott, the NFLPA, and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones claim the Commissioner overstepped his bounds since no charges were ever filed.
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The indictment alleged that the woman's relatives subjected her to physical violence, psychological and verbal abuse, and psychological manipulation from August 2015 to June 2016 as a way of forcing her to perform uncompensated household and yard work at the house they shared with her.
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The social and physical violence won't stop until each and every one of us is audacious enough to take ownership of building a more free world by tackling the root causes of systems that perpetuate violence, hate, and injustice within our institutions and culture.
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Feminist writer Lindy West, in a plea to her male friends to stand up for women in all-male spaces, recently wrote: Our society has engineered robust consequences for squeaky wheels, a verdant pantheon from eye-rolls all the way up to physical violence.
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However, verbal shouting matches and depictions of physical violence, alongside evidence that their children sustained injuries while filming the videos, received widespread condemnation from members of the YouTube community who claimed the couple were exploiting their children and monetizing disturbing depictions of child abuse.
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That's why I'm using the term sexual violence throughout this essay to describe not just physical violence, like sexual assault, but also acts of sexual intimidation that don't involve physical contact, like Louis C.K. masturbating in front of unwilling women over whom he has power.
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Sure, this could be a motivational tactic to ensure his team avoids the very letdown the reporter is alluding to, but I also wholeheartedly believe that Nick Saban is a crazy person and was actually moved to the precipice of physical violence by the question.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - About half of 451 North Korean defectors questioned in a survey endured physical violence at the hands of North Korean authorities, a rights group said on Tuesday, as leader Kim Jong Un prepared to meet U.S. President Donald Trump for a summit.
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Results from the 2017 Youth Risk Behavior Survey showed that trans youth are already three to five times more likely than their cisgender peers to experience sexual or physical violence, nearly twice as likely to experience depression and five times more likely to attempt suicide.
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But while Schneiderman's many conservative enemies, including Donald Trump Jr., took to social media with barely-disguised glee to slam the AG -- now accused of physical violence against four women -- they should be aware that Schneiderman's successor will likely be another hard-charging liberal.
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Gbenga Akinnagbe, an alumnus of The Wire, plays Larry Brown, a slick dresser who constantly holds the threat of physical violence over Darlene; there is no romanticizing his role in her terror, even as Akinnagbe brings an undercurrent of grief to his verbal lashings.
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One-in-four women experience severe intimate partner physical violence, and one-in-seven have been stalked by an intimate partner to the point at which she felt very fearful, or believed that she or someone close to her would be harmed or killed.
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In the U.S., more than one in three women has experienced rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner (defined as current or former spouses or partners) in their lifetime, according to a 2010 survey by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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If you still have any doubt about the power of political speech to foment physical violence, consider the classic experiment by the Yale psychologist Stanley Milgram, who in the early 1960s studied the willingness of a group of men to obey an authority figure.
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A CPO could be issued for physical violence in all states plus the District of Columbia, for sexual violence in 46 states, for threats of physical or sexual violence in 47 states, for stalking in 44 states and for psychological/emotional violence in 28 states.
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"It is kind of chilling that something that was posted on my own time as a private citizen could be misconstrued to the point where they are calling for my job and making threats of physical violence to me," Mr. Phansey said on Thursday.
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There are a few dramatic incidents, including outbreaks of emotional and physical violence, but the real action in the film is interior, and Mr. Brizé's greatest skill is his ability to imply the deep and complicated emotions beneath the placid, decorous surface of Jeanne.
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Mr. Philippe, noting that women were often the target of psychological as well as physical violence, said that the government would also change the law to recognize that victims of abuse can be under the psychological control of their abusers, unable to act independently.
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Porter's two ex-wives claimed in an interview with CNN's MJ Lee that they experienced years of abuse from Porter, including incidents of physical violence, and said they detailed the allegations to the FBI as the agency conducted a routine background check into Porter.
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According to data published last year by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 27 percent of women and 11 percent of men in the United States at some point endure stalking or sexual or physical violence by an intimate partner that has significant effects.
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But in our racist and sexist society, a white man like Donald Trump can openly incite and even celebrate physical violence and be rewarded with the presidency, while a black representative is subject to calumny, slurs, and even death threats for promoting non-violent protest.
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In the month after Trump was elected, there were more than 53 reports of hate attacks to the Southern Poverty Law Center — including school teachers making Islamophobic comments, students telling Latino peers that Trump would deport them, and outright physical violence that was seemingly motivated by racism.
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Threat of physical violence Andre Eggelletion, former lead host of the morning show with Reid, recently spoke out about her for the first time in more than a decade, saying Reid created "the most toxic work environment I&aposve ever experienced" and threatened him with violence.
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In Episode 1, the actress portraying Linda Fairstein, a New York prosecutor in 1989, tells police, "Every young black male who was in the park last night is a suspect," leading to the NYPD raiding homes, separating children from parents and coercing stories with physical violence.
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"Although the investigation results don't show proof that Vasilii physically assaulted his girlfriend, he made credible threats of physical violence and death threats toward a defenseless person in a private home that were intimidating enough for her to call the police," said the organisation in a statement.
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Long before a neo-Nazi at the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville allegedly killed a counterprotester named Heather Heyer, it had been clear to many observers that the sheer amount of anger and fear fueling the circa 2016 alt-right would eventually lead to physical violence.
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"I do know something about real terror — the two times in my life when I was threatened and dealt with real physical violence, I learned something about life that I wouldn't have known otherwise and I was lucky because my instincts served me well," she said.
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Victims of sex trafficking deserve to seek redress from those who profited off their abuse, which often takes the horrific shape of a mix of rape and slavery and other forms of physical violence, but FOSTA-SESTA might not be the silver bullet its proponents hoped.
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Even more questionable is how the worker says he was able to piece together sensitive happenings inside user's homes, like a potential threat of physical violence captured by a false accept when the worker heard a female voice that sounded as if it were in distress.
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"I do know something about real terror — the two times in my life when I was threatened and dealt with real physical violence, I learned something about life that I wouldn't have known otherwise and I was lucky because my instincts served me well," she explained.
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"In sickening statements, draconian laws, conflicts of interest, and even the use of physical violence, democratic governments are trampling on a freedom that should, in principle, be one of their leading performance indicators," said the group, also known by its French acronym, RSF (Reporters Sans Frontières).
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In the month after Trump was elected, there were more than 860 reports of hate attacks to the Southern Poverty Law Center — including school teachers making Islamophobic comments, students telling Latino peers that Trump will deport them, and outright physical violence that was seemingly motivated by racism.
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In Ronan Farrow's piece for The New Yorker published hours before Moonves was let go, six additional women came forward with allegations of sexual harassment and assault, including forced oral sex, exposing himself without consent, and the use of physical violence and intimidation to keep them quiet.
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In a case described by the district attorney as "very disturbing," Mohammed Shaheldul Islam, 45, a deputy consul general of Bangladesh, is alleged to have used a combination of physical violence and "vile" threats to control the victim, Mohammed Amin, for a period of several years.
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When broken down, the data show greater likelihood of physical violence against women in Scandinavia and more abuse specifically from partners in Latvia, Scandinavia and the UK. In London in 2012, more than 40% of women had experienced sexual harassment in the street during the previous year.
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Per Kornreich, the only allegation that meets the legal standard of "physical violence or property damage" was Kesha's claim that Dr. Luke assaulted her on an airplane and then raped her in a hotel room in 2008, which is outside the five-year statute of limitations.
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With the outing of serial sexual harassers by the #MeToo movement and the recent resignation of former White House Staff Secretary Rob Porter for his role amid allegations of physical violence by two of his former wives, some may be wondering if all men are predators.
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In 2017 alone, 7 percent of high schoolers said they had experienced sexual violence by a dating partner, and 8 percent reported physical violence, according to C.D.C. "That translates to a huge number of adolescents," said Adhia, a researcher at the University of Washington School of Medicine.
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Law enforcement sources tell us he accused her of cheating after going through her computer at around 2 AM. The argument allegedly escalated into physical violence ... she told cops John body slammed her on her bed and on the floor, pinned her down and spit on her.
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The drama's initial delicacy makes the subsequent emotional and physical violence feel even more brutal — and the weaknesses of other characters appear all the more glaring (Kena's father, separated from her mother, has shied away from telling his daughter he's about to have another a child).
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Yet for years, the founders of Facebook and Twitter and 4chan and Reddit — along with the consumers obsessed with these products, and the investors who stood to profit from them — tried to pretend that the noxious speech prevalent on those platforms wouldn't metastasize into physical violence.
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"More Asian American women deal with violence than will let on, whether it&aposs sexual violence or physical violence or emotional violence, because we are told not to talk about it, we are told not to disrupt, or we don&apost know where to go for resources."
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Aggravating factors such as physical violence or the use of drugs or alcohol to incapacitate the victim would carry heavier sentences, while such cases would be heard by special judges in courts dedicated to sexual crimes, as is already the case with crimes relating to gender violence.
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Certain professions appeared to have an outsize risk of physical violence: more than 47 percent of social workers experienced this, as did more than 29 percent of personal and protective service workers, more than 25 percent of healthcare workers, and more than 16 percent of teachers.
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Chicago's mayor and police superintendent deployed the "race card," but the punch line to their righteous indignation in the Smollett case is Chicago's history of systematic police abuse and cover-ups of physical violence, brutality, and even death of black folks at the hands of the police.
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Researchers surveyed 238 mayors of cities with populations more than 30,000 and found gender, age and city size were all risk factors for abuse and violence, but that being a woman was the only factor associated with increased risk of both physical violence and psychological abuse.
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According to a 2016 study published in the Journal of Sex Research, the risk of physical violence or rape among sex workers who advertise their services online is "minimal" compared to sex workers who work on the streets, though violence in both arenas is still ever present.
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In 2017, the last year for which complete data is available, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), an advocacy group dedicated to combating anti-Semitism, found that there had been 1,986 reported anti-Semitic incidents in the United States that year, including acts of vandalism as well as physical violence.
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He began in 2012, so promised to provide some historical perspective on what looks to me here in America like waves of political and physical violence visited on people who are migrating to a country unknown to them, already fleeing situations of violence and therefore at their most vulnerable.
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After Hayek revealed in a New York Times essay last year that Weinstein had allegedly bullied her during production of her film Frida, propositioned her sexually, and threatened her with physical violence when she denied his requests, Weinstein responded with his own statement denying her version of events.
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In 1971, Nixon approved the hiring of "thugs" from the Teamsters Union to commit acts of physical violence against anti-war demonstrators, he ordered the establishment of a special investigative unit to investigate the Pentagon Papers leak and he approved a covert action against Daniel Ellsberg in Los Angeles.
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In a Ronan Farrow piece published hours before Moonves was let go by The New Yorker, six additional women came forward with allegations of sexual harassment and assault, including forced oral sex, exposing himself without consent, and the use of physical violence and intimidation to keep them quiet.
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In 43, the last year for which complete data is available, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), an advocacy group dedicated to combating anti-Semitism, found that there had been 24,21 reported anti-Semitic incidents in the United States that year, including acts of vandalism as well as physical violence.
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According to the National Domestic Violence Hotline, domestic violence is defined as "behaviors that physically harm, arouse fear, prevent a partner from doing what they wish, or force them to behave in ways they do not want," and can include acts of physical violence, verbal threats, and emotional abuse.
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In the month after President Donald Trump was elected, there were more than 860 reports of hate attacks to the Southern Poverty Law Center — including school teachers making Islamophobic comments, students telling Latino peers that Trump would deport them, and outright physical violence that was seemingly motivated by racism.
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He decried both the alleged threat of physical violence that was communicated back to her in 2011 by a mysterious man in Las Vegas and the claims that Daniels's statements about sex with Trump violate her confidentiality agreement, meaning she could owe as much as $20 million in damages.
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Myth No. 3: Sexual assault happens when someone is uncontrollably aroused Underscoring the point above — that women can't prevent rape with their style of dress — is this: sexual assault is an act of physical violence and domination, not a "crime of passion" that is motivated by sexual attraction.
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According to interviews with a half dozen former and current employees, some of whom agreed to speak only on the condition of anonymity, Mari Ellen Loijens, the foundation's top fund-raiser, routinely bullied and demeaned colleagues, made sexually and racially insensitive remarks and at times even threatened physical violence.
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" In footage of the interview, the man, who donned a red, white and blue hat that read "Trump 2020" on the top, said that if Trump was removed from office, he thinks it "would cause physical violence in this country that we haven't seen since the first Civil War.
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They included a formal apology from Wolfe admitting "his gross negligence, allowing his driver to hit one of the demonstrators, consenting to the physical violence of bystanders," his resignation, the hiring of more black faculty, and more funding for mental health services and social justice organizations on campus.
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The NLRB's general counsel, Peter Robb, alleged in the complaint that a manager at a restaurant in Manhattan in May threatened to fire employees if they engaged in union activities — even implying they might face physical violence — and promised promotions to other workers who provided information about the organizing.
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A new study finds that women who are mayors are more than twice as likely as men in the same office to be subjected to psychological abuse and nearly three times as likely to be the victims of physical violence, according to the State and Local Government Review.
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Many argue that male attitudes - and the law - still have a long way to go, citing an infamous case in which four men calling themselves "The Wolf Pack" were convicted last year of sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman, but cleared of rape because of a lack of physical violence.
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The survey, conducted between 2015 and 2018 and released by Seoul-based Transitional Justice Working Group, found that three out of four North Korean defectors had, before they fled North Korea, experienced physical violence or the death of close family members, by execution or starvation, forced repatriation, arrest or detention.
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Information it received revealed that "Extreme forms of physical violence" had been used on detainees, the organization said, citing instances such as shooting in the legs or knees, the breaking of bones, drilling holes in arms and legs, and rape, as well as mental abuse, including mock executions and death threats.
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According to interviews with a half dozen former and current employees, some of whom only agreed to do so on the condition of anonymity, Mari Ellen Loijens, the foundation's top fund-raiser, routinely bullied and demeaned colleagues, made sexually and racially insensitive remarks and at times even threatened physical violence.
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Rehabilitation and prevention are important things to keep in mind when faced with the knowledge that close to five million women in the US will experience physical violence by an intimate partner every year, and one in four will become victims of severe violence by an intimate partner in their lifetimes.
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The media is now dealing with a government that does not seem to respect antiquated notions like the First Amendment, and worse, openly encourages hostility and even physical violence toward reporters who are simply doing their jobs, declaring them an "enemy," even after bombs are addressed and mailed out to newsrooms.
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Knight's first story, "Water and Oil," is deft and wonderful, wholly original, and the second, "Smash and Grab," is sharp and fresh with an ending like something out of O. Henry or Thomas McGuane, skating just along the edges of a physical violence that is subordinate to the story's emotional violence.
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If Smollett -- brilliant, openly gay and charismatic -- began the month standing in a long line of black heroes who faced physical violence just for breathing in their own skin -- by the end he became a cautionary tale, accused of irrevocably damaging future real victims of racial and homophobic violence and hate.
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"Time and time again, the president has condoned physical violence and divided Americans with his words and his actions," House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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"There seems to be a general attitude of not using physical violence against Americans, although they don't appear unwilling to use psychological tactics and that sort thing," said Robert R. King, a former State Department special envoy for North Korea human rights issues who handled Mr. Warmbier's case until he retired in January.
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Things have gotten into such dangerous territory with verbal and physical violence that in Montana Greg Gianforte body-slammed a reporter hours before winning a House seat, and Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, watched as his security goons roughed up protesters in front of the Turkish Embassy during his recent visit here.
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There was at least one fistfight, but physical violence of the sort that happened to protesters in Birmingham in November or to Jones in Fayetteville on Wednesday — in other words, the sort of violence that happens when Donald Trump does attend his rallies — doesn't appear to have been widespread when Trump wasn't there.
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This isn&apost moving forward in terms of civility of discourse, and disagreeing with somebody versus, you know, hating their guts and saying I could do anything to you, whether it&aposs rhetoric or whether it&aposs physical violence to justify my cause because of, you know, who you are and what you stand for.
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The discrimination and harassment, according to the lawsuit, entailed being intentionally referred to by male pronouns and titles "with the purpose and effect of humiliating" her, sexual harassment, threats of physical violence, "hostility" that made it hard for her to use the women's bathroom, pay deductions and a lot of other really messed up stuff.
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Gay applicants for asylum are put under awful pressure by the Home Office [British government department responsible for immigration and security] to not only show that they will be at serious risk of physical violence if they return to their country of origin, but to also prove their sexuality, as official reports have noted.
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Benoist closes the video by saying that she will be healing from the experiences for the rest of her life, and cites a shocking statistic from the Department of Justice that one in four women in the United States aged 18 and older will experience severe physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime.
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Privacy advocates may bristle at the cradle-to-grave camerafication of our lives, but surveillance cameras greatly expand a bus driver's ability to see what's going on behind the seats, while recordings provide an objective alternative to, say, the account of a first-grade bystander, when allegations of physical violence or sexual assault arise.
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The GOP nominee has repeatedly been accused of inciting physical violence at his campaign events, but this newly released footage, gathered over a year of covering Trump rallies across the country, gives an uncensored look at the vicious language some of his supporters use to describe immigrants and Democratic political figures like Hillary Clinton and President Obama.
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According to a report compiled by the CDC in 2014, nearly one in three (31.5 percent) women have experienced physical violence from an intimate partner in their lifetimes, and nearly one in four (22.3 percent) have experienced at least one severe act, such as being slammed against something or hit with a hard object or a fist.
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In a cursory search over the last seven months, BuzzFeed News turned up 27 examples of clear rules violations — including the unauthorized publishing of personal information (such as addresses and screenshots of apartment buildings) of journalists, threats of physical violence, and extensive, targeted harassment — that were met with a "did not violate" response from the social network.
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According to a report compiled by the CDC in 2014, nearly one in three (31.5 percent) women have experienced physical violence from an intimate partner in their lifetimes, and nearly one in four (22.3 percent) have experienced at least one severe act, such as being slammed against something or hit with a hard object or a fist.
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Two months later, Moonves was removed from his position at the network after a second Ronan Farrow piece was published by The New Yorker, in which six additional women came forward with allegations of sexual harassment and assault, including forced oral sex, exposing himself without consent, and the use of physical violence and intimidation to keep them quiet.
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The teen, a sophomore who has not been identified, allegedly prepared for the stabbings the previous day — coming to school with a bo staff, steak knives and "other tools to inflict physical violence against others" — and he allegedly told police he planned to end his own life before being captured by authorities, according to the court documents.
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" In its May 24 statement, BIC said the trash industry "continues to require regulation, but it would be a mistake to apply the same approach today that BIC took 20 years ago … when the entire industry was corruptly influenced by organized crime; and when organized crime's corrupting influence resulted in physical violence, threats of violence and property damage.
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"Though the app primarily covers street harassment, it also has a feature for woman who is inside the house and is suffering physical violence to call for help," said Fauzia Viqar, chair of the Punjab Commission on the Status of Women, a body promoting women's rights, which was involved in the launch of the app on Thursday.
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The State Police investigation comes two weeks after The New York Times published a report detailing physical violence, emotional abuse, and transcript fraud at T.M. Landry, a small private school in Breaux Bridge, La., which has been featured on national television, showered with donor dollars and hailed as a model for preparing African-American children for college.
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" But according to an N.F.L. statement, Todd Jones, the league's special counsel for conduct, informed Elliott in a letter that the league's group of advisers "were of the view that there is substantial and persuasive evidence supporting a finding that [Elliott] engaged in physical violence against Ms. Thompson on multiple occasions during the week of July 16, 2016.
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When those from dominant groups or in positions of campus authority insist that this is not real harm because it's not physical violence, or when First Amendment fundamentalists claim that any constraint on speech is a step on the slippery slope toward tyranny, we can detect the ideology of market deregulation at the heart of free speech dogmatism.
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As Seabourne, a professor of legal history at the University of Bristol, argues in a 2016 article published in Social History of Medicine, the case is extraordinarily significant because it demonstrates that medieval society recognized that sexual assault could be facilitated through intoxication and understood that not all rapes require a weapon or overt physical violence.
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"Self-Portrait 'à la Marat,' Beside a Bathtub at Dr. Jacobson's Clinic" (1908-09) is not only a tongue-in-cheek nod to Jacques-Louis David's 1793 painting "The Death of Marat," but is also a slightly grotesque half-nude of the artist staring into the camera, an allusion to physical violence that feels like a genuine moment of emotional insecurity.
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He plays the title character in "The Crimes of Grindelwald," and apparently the filmmakers have stuck to J.K. Rowling's word when she said last year that they were "genuinely happy to have Johnny playing a major character in the movies," despite calls to recast the role after Depp's then-wife Amber Heard filed for a temporary restraining order against him, citing physical violence.
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Apparently inspired by a real-life incident with a racist neighbor, the song finds Clark defending his 50-acre farm from both physical violence and the sheer disbelief of white people who don't believe he owns it; over fuzzy electronic bass and a hot, rippling wah-wah guitar lick, he snarls, "This is where I come from/this land is mine," and the Woody Guthrie allusion startles.
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If you're wondering how an act of physical violence against a young woman is supposed to lead to weight loss (or why anyone thought there was an excuse for being lazy and wrongheaded enough to use a fat suit in a TV show): I have no real answers for you, but according to the trailer, Patty had her jaw wired shut post-face punch!
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From the kinds of men who threaten physical violence against fellow contestants and insult the lead (Chad Johnson from Jojo Fletcher's season) to men who've been flagrantly, publicly racist outside of the show (Lee Garrett from Rachel Lindsay's season) in 2017, to Hannah Brown's slut-shamer Luke Parker, and her deceitful winner Jed Wyatt, male villains haven't changed quite as drastically as the women have.
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According to a 2013 study by the Vera Institute of Justice, at least half of all recorded stops by police in New York City involved people between the ages of 13 and 25, and more than 40 percent of young people who've been stopped said they have been stopped nine times or more — with nearly half reporting that threats or physical violence were used against them.
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Time and time again, the President has condoned physical violence and divided Americans with his words and his actions: expressing support for the Congressman who body-slammed a reporter, the neo-Nazis who killed a young woman in Charlottesville, his supporters at rallies who get violent with protesters, dictators around the world who murder their own citizens, and referring to the free press as the enemy of the people.
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While Wasserman Schultz, Senate Democratic leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (Nev.) and other Democrats called on Sanders to condemn violence by his supporters, his supporters charge that no video evidence of any physical violence — including chair throwing — has emerged.
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Rep. Gerry ConnollyGerald (Gerry) Edward ConnollyHistory in the House: Congress weathers unprecedented week Democrat grills DHS chief over viral image of drowned migrant and child Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp MORE (D-Va.) on Wednesday warned that physical violence against members of the press has become a trend under the Trump administration.
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And as Stacey Patton, an assistant professor at Morgan State University, writes in the Washington Post, there have been several examples of teachers and school officers using physical violence on students in recent years: A middle school teacher in the Bronx borough of New York, made her seventh-grade students lie on the floor while she stepped on one student's back to illustrate the trauma of the Middle Passage of the slave trade during Black History Month.
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