But it's not like the industry is preying on them.
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The government's theory: Gang members are preying on new arrivals.
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A tarantula preying on a Bolivian bleating frog (Hamptophryne boliviana).
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A wandering spider (Ctenidae) preying on a frog (Leptodactylus didymus).
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Their families accused Buck of preying on gay, black men.
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It was him preying on people and using his authority.
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They were just preying on people who needed help the most.
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A tarantula (genus Pamphobeteus) preying on a mouse opossum (genus Marmosops).
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A wandering spider (Ctenidae) preying on a juvenile Cercosaura eigenmanni lizard.
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Did you find that these schools are preying on vulnerable populations?
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Their families have accused Buck of preying on gay, black men.
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In most cases, the accusations have involved teachers preying on students.
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"They are preying on people who are desperate," Dr. Danoff said.
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Pandemics are anti-urban, preying on our human desire for connection.
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Cardinal McCarrick was widely seen as "merely" preying on adult seminarians.
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Dozens of armed groups hide in the bush, preying on civilians.
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Yeah, disinformation is, really, they're preying on your confirmation bias, right?
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Mistletoe preying on a hostPhoto: Hans-Peter Braun, Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany.
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Two women accused Brown of preying on them when they were teenagers.
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A serial cat killer is preying on beloved pets in Washington State.
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And the fact is that they&aposre often preying on immigrant communities.
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Warring local tribes, and gangs preying on migrants, are a daily threat.
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A fishing spider (genus Thaumasia) preying on a tadpole in a pond.
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Animal officials believe somebody is preying on the stray cats of Oakland.
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The book is about 30 years of [Kelly allegedly preying on girls].
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Vampires are taking advantage of the distress, preying on the sickly and insecure.
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And shame on them for preying on the genuine suffering of pain patients.
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"As you can see, they are preying on their own community," he said.
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Sean Hannity is always preying on something, and this time it's Jimmy Kimmel.
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It is not only Muslims who are accused of preying on Hindu women.
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However, cats are predators to turkeys, often preying on them and their eggs.
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"It's really preying on someone who's in a very vulnerable position," Trendacosta said.
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She becomes a monster, preying on the innocent and alienating her best friend.
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Mr. Putin remains a determined adversary preying on Eastern Europe and American elections.
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" In a statement, Mr. de Blasio accused the sites of "preying on minors.
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Men have been harassing and preying on women since the beginning of time.
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I wasn't really who Charney was preying on, despite a few weird encounters.
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This follows earlier reports of phishing scams preying on health concerns about the virus.
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" Earlier, she called Anna "the perfect example of a predator preying on her prey.
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In Alabama, Moore faces allegations he's denied of preying on teenage girls decades ago.
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Scanning electron micrograph of Micavibrio aeruginosavorus preying on Pseudomonas aeruginosa, an opportunistic human pathogen.
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"So as you can see, they are preying on their own communities," he said.
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News of Irish priests preying on underage boys first surfaced in the late 1980s.
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Traffickers are preying on the rising number of children displaced by crises, Satyarthi said.
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Manhattan's about a 46-year-old comic — Woody — preying on a high school girl.
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They're kind of preying on the normal person's immediate response of empathy and guilt.
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Gilbert's obstinacy helped reveal the existence of a murderer preying on South Shore prostitutes.
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"The amount alone shows that he was preying on the Chinese community," he said.
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Their assailants were are on average six years older -- adult men preying on girls.
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Worry not, wolf packs are not preying on tourists at the city's parks at night.
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This isn't the first time that Epstein has been accused of preying on young girls.
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Hundreds of militants from neighbouring Chad are fighting in the area and preying on locals.
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This is due to the threat of aerial predators such as hawks preying on chicks.
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This altercation shows that unhealthy power dynamics are not limited to men preying on women.
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"People who are preying on these individuals know that there's a secret there," he said.
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"They're preying on people who are vulnerable and ill," Beggs said of people like Clark.
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The Saadeh brothers were trying to recruit Topaz by "preying" on his insecurities, she said.
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Doctors, midwives and social workers who were preying on poor people to steal their children.
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" "Trump built his fortune by preying on seniors, veterans, small businesses, and middle class families.
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Mad Axeman of New Orleans began preying on a ready supply of "low end" migrant
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The team says its rules are designed to protect cheerleaders from players preying on them.
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The families of both men have accused Mr. Buck of preying on gay black men.
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But at no time could preying on defenseless women be considered anything other than reprehensible.
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Preying on poor families Agents are located in several countries in the Middle East and Africa.
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The scam's underlying logic is straightforward, preying on consumers' fears of running afoul of the law.
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The cynic's view is that revivals and reboots are networks' easy way of preying on nostalgia.
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They're getting their power by preying on the less powerful, particularly the townspeople of New Haven.
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In truth, they are a billion-dollar crime paradigm preying on the gullible and savvy alike.
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The goal is to stop tech support scams from preying on unsuspecting users through Google ads.
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Most of the drug dealers there were selling the hard stuff and preying on the homeless.
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Alex Jones is an infamous liar who makes a living preying on the pain of others.
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He also pledged to go after street gangs, sex-trafficking rings and fraudsters preying on seniors.
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That supernatural element is The Outsider, the creature who has been out there, preying on kids.
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Preying on unsuspecting travelers, no matter the gender, is a reality of many tourist hot-spots.
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By preying on their naïveté and ignorance, I feel that we are essentially robbing our students.
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The first one is that a group of people dressed as clowns are preying on children.
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There is no evidence that a ring of people dressed as clowns are preying on children.
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Attorney General Brad Schimel said it should make preying on the elderly harder to get away with.
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I can go on and on about... (CROSSTALK) PAYNE: And they would be preying on immigrant communities.
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Traffickers are extremely perceptive in figuring out a person's vulnerabilities and preying on those vulnerabilities, Hersh said.
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But here&aposs why it&aposs really wrong because they are preying on the backs of children.
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It presents an ethical question for brands: Are multinational corporations simply preying on cultural pressures for profit?
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Compared to other groups and individuals out there preying on the misinformed, Warren's actions are relatively innocuous.
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Peter's emotions are raw, which also leaves him more susceptible to forces preying on his emotional state.
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"The government shouldn't be preying on the misery of borrowers," said Mark Kantrowitz, a student loan expert.
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" Streicher said that "preying on a healthy, fertile demographic like women in their 20s just seems crazy.
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Prisoners often form their own unspoken hierarchies, acquiring authority by preying on new inmates to gain power.
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And Polykrikos may be causing that bust as it arrives and proliferates, preying on the other organism.
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If you were preying on some emotional or physical or mental vulnerability, you'd be guilty of exploitation.
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Along with his "Crewe Circle" of photographers, he pulled the same tricks as Mumler, preying on despair.
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"One by one we are finding the illegal alien drug dealers, the gang members, the thieves, the criminals and the killers preying on our children, preying on everybody, and we are throwing them the hell out of our country or we are putting them in prison," he continued.
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READ: Drug cartels are preying on migrants forced to wait in Mexico These are boom times for Daniel.
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" Smart said the FBI is investigating and that she doesn't "want him to be preying on other girls.
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They are the Demogorgons — hidden, stealthy, and dangerous, preying on those who happen to be close at hand.
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Yes, it's pricey, and Peloton is certainly preying on people's dreams of having a fitter, more chiseled physique.
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Advising your staff to write a review saying a product cleared your acne is preying on the vulnerable.
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As in many African nations, they are widely regarded as protecting the strong and preying on the weak.
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Steam and PlayStation are set to launch a game that encourages preying on women as, well, a game.
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Prosecutors had hoped that the other witnesses would establish a pattern of Mr. Weinstein preying on vulnerable women.
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Nearly half the grizzlies were killed by government bear managers for preying on cattle, sheep and the like.
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When he showed up, Allan pointed a camera in his face and accused him of preying on minors.
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The BBB and an AG's office are warning about relationship scams preying on the love-lorn this Valentine's Day.
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Holtzclaw was sentenced to 263 years in prison after being convicted of preying on black women encountered on duty.
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Self-proclaimed "relationship gurus" like Steve Harvey have built empires preying on this fear and reinforcing sexist gender norms.
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After a while, it's hard to keep up with all the ways the company is preying on its users.
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"I very seriously object to the [claim] that we are preying on them," he said on a phone call.
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When men are suspected of preying on women of color, the victims and their parents are often blamed first.
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Police, judges, and city officials weren't protecting or serving the citizens of Ferguson—they were systematically preying on them.
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Amazon and the state of Washington also filed separate lawsuits against FBA Stores, accusing it of "preying" on consumers.
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A 20-second video posted on Facebook shows an unusually large huntsman spider preying on a full-sized mouse.
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Owning the libs is the main ideology binding together the vicious forces preying on vulnerable people throughout the world.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — Would the war against preying on women be blazing so fiercely had Hillary Clinton been elected?
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There are celebrated singers, soloists, and conductors who find satisfaction in their work without preying on those around them.
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Prosecutors hope to use their testimony to establish that Mr. Weinstein has a longstanding pattern of preying on women.
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And Penhaul says many of the perpetrators aren't trying to get into the US. They're merely preying on the weak.
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"If someone is purposefully preying on the disabled or the elderly, there's enhancements," Minjarez told the San Antonio TV station.
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Some conservationists are concerned that they are preying on the baby caribou and exasperating the decline of this vulnerable population.
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The malware is evil genius -- the hackers clearly preying on the public's interest in all things Brad and Angelina Jolie.
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All sorts of crime shows have released episodes about serial killers preying on young people through Twitter, Facebook or Myspace.
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This was a remarkable turnaround for a person who made her name preying on white people's fears about black people.
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Through collective determination, good organization, all-around athleticism, and through preying on the low expectations of opponents who underestimate them.
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And the Chicago union itself is now divided between those who champion women and those accused of preying on them.
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Thus, the elements of conflict are all present and many snow leopards are killed in retaliation for preying on livestock.
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But he has run the most divisive and demagogic presidential campaign I can remember, preying on people's prejudices and fears.
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Obama blames Trump — and others in the Republican Party and conservative media — for demagogically preying on Americans' fears and anxieties.
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Preying on Italian immigrants, the Axeman of New Orleans terrorized the city for nearly two years between 1918 and 1919.
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"We consider this man to be a serial killer who was preying on one victim after another," Sheriff Cuellar said.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is taking it easy on payday lenders accused of preying on low-income workers.
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Among these hordes are hawks, preying on fellow travelers and on the small creatures they encounter at each day's destination.
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Coronavirus phishing scams started circulating in January, preying on fear and confusion about the virus—and they've only proliferated since.
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And, you know, a shape-shifting force of pure evil taking the form of a clown and preying on people.
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Sexual harassment, at its core, is driven by power imbalance -- with those who have it preying on those who don't.
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Zeus, divinity in chief, is a sexual compulsive, a serial cheater, preying on juveniles, whether male or female didn't matter.
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Zainab's death amplified the cries of desperate parents for police to catch a killer they feared was preying on children.
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But Nigerian security forces have also raped victims of the war, preying on the people they are assigned to protect.
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Without opportunities for employment in the camps, many restless young men pass time by preying on girls and women, they add.
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We also speak with Clark about the so-called "creep list" ... members of Congress who are preying on staffers and interns.
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As Novaya Gazeta reported, the Kadyrov regime began preying on gay and bisexual men, confiscating their phones to find more victims.
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"It's preying on the weak and the broken," said Ms. Pankova, 23, a Brooklyn native who received treatment in Delray Beach.
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This Julia Paraiis who claimed to have the information I sought could as easily be a grifter preying on my credulity.
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Preying on the grief-stricken and the vulnerable, they convince the bereaved that Angela has the ability to contact the dead.
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However, this story is no grand romance: The show focuses on the search for a killer preying on young male prostitutes.
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Pythons are adept hunters, and without any other animals preying on them, their populations in Florida have been allowed to skyrocket.
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Sadly in politics, even horrific allegations of sexual assault and preying on underage victims only seem to elicit politically-centered responses.
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"What we don't need in this situation are companies preying on consumers by promoting products with fraudulent prevention and treatment claims."
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But if we're concerned with the lives of children, we should not elect a man accused of preying on teenage girls.
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Paul Robeson plays a phony preacher in Georgia preying on an innocent young woman as her mother turns a blind eye.
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One of the most common interactions that Dr. Choy and her colleagues observed were cephalopods like this Gonatus, preying on fish.
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During her speech, she slammed people who publicly support the Time's Up and Me Too movements while "preying" on others in private.
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A traditional Chinese garden in Vancouver has been shut down because a river otter is preying on the resident koi fish population.
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And while it's not a criminal act in itself, he can now add preying on the generosity of others to that list.
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Jurors had recommended that the former officer, Daniel Holtzclaw, be sentenced to 263 years for preying on women in 2013 and 2014.
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But more persistent, low-level pressure on a cognitively impaired person — preying on his or her emotions — might also be considered undue.
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Wolves are still listed as endangered under state law, which allows officials to remove wolves found to be repeatedly preying on livestock.
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She said preying on someone with significant physical and cognitive impairments is a "very low form of behavior" displayed by Creep Catchers.
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Many payday lenders and prepaid card suppliers say they exist to help their clients, but end up preying on their financial vulnerability.
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"He's preying on bigotry to try to propel himself forward, but now he's in the most powerful position in the land," Sen.
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Representative Cedric Richmond, a Democrat, said it was important to prevent social media users from preying on weak people to incite violence.
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"Capitalizing on this crisis to reap illicit profits or otherwise preying on Americans is reprehensible and will not be tolerated," Rosen wrote.
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They are not as strong as the Nationals, but they could challenge for a playoff spot by preying on their hibernating neighbors.
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That's what happened in the Channel Islands off California when pigs brought by humans attracted eagles that started preying on native foxes.
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Any online time-waster offers an escape from the world, often by preying on your worst instincts: envy, pettiness, poor impulse control.
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And reporters need to do a better job of putting this incrementalism in context — rather than preying on people's fears for clicks.
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He is a kind of confidence man, preying on people's vanity, ignorance or loneliness, gaining their trust and betraying them without remorse.
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But in reality those scenarios are extremely rare — rarer, no doubt, than accidents while texting or muggers preying on distracted phone users.
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Hair dealers were banned from Ellis Island in the early 21s for, quite literally, preying on the huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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I agree that the owner deserved this for preying on people struggling with sobriety, but I don't want to see Richard in jail.
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"Preying on minors and hooking them on a potentially lethal, lifelong nicotine addiction is unconscionable," Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a statement.
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The activists accuse GoldenTree of preying on Puerto Rico's plummeting bond prices while the island was in the devastating throes of Hurricane Maria.
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Yet despite native falcons' success at preying on wild parakeets, they're unlikely to make a dent on the growing numbers of invasive parakeets.
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"He has run the most divisive and demagogic presidential campaign I can remember, preying on people's prejudices and fears," Bloomberg wrote of Trump.
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The evidence includes millions of refugees fleeing conflicts, terrorists preying on disaffected youths, governments crushing dissent and powerful nations resisting international legal constraints.
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"He's preying on bigotry to try to propel himself forward, but now he's in the most powerful position in the land," Booker said.
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They posted about how the Weinstein allegations dredged up memories of James Toback, a writer and director they accused of preying on women.
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Proponents of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau say it plays a key role in preventing big business from preying on the little guy.
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Moore, who's currently leading in the polls, has been accused of molesting a 14-year-old and preying on several other teenage girls.
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In the book, Clinton casts Trump as a toxic but hapless leader who won the White House by preying on the nation's fears.
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A fight of the year is not about one athlete's dominance or a bully preying on a victim or one-sided, surgical destruction.
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"We're doing this because we want to see social media sites respect democracy instead of preying on it," he said in an interview.
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After fueling a record level of violence in Brazil, the drug war is spreading beyond the border, preying on Paraguay's already weak institutions.
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It is those fringe communities preying on anxieties about social change that we have to contend with now — and for years to come.
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Preying on the other Hilltoppers' insecurities, he warns them that their new captives cannot be trusted — foxes, he fears, have entered the henhouse.
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Camille runs into Amma's clique at the convenience store and cautions them against running around when there's a killer preying on little girls.
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The Giants were preying on one of the N.F.L.'s worst teams, and the Bears sustained multiple injuries Sunday, further weakening their roster.
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Seven men were arrested for preying on children; five of the men traveled with intent to sexually harm children, according to the sheriff.
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Yet some people were not convinced, and they accused Weight Watchers of preying on youngsters who could develop unhealthy habits and body image.
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In the court filing, prosecutors said Buck has a pattern of preying on vulnerable men, who are often dealing with homelessness or addiction.
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" She continued, "The CFPB must return to its historic mission to protect the powerless, rather than shielding the bad actors preying on them.
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Hospitalizing a distraught psychiatric patient is not an unreasonable course in certain circumstances, but Monique was certain he was preying on her vulnerabilities.
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America needs a vibrant conservative movement — but one that's built on principles and ideas, not on anger, not on preying on people's frustrations.
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Tonight, Alabama did not elect a man accused of preying on children who thinks Muslims should not be allowed to serve in Congress.
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It's also the fact that, to so many women, stories of groups of boys sexually preying on girls feel so terribly, crushingly familiar.
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And to be absolutely clear, Moore was credibly accused of preying on teenage girls in reporting that won the Washington Post a Pulitzer Prize.
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The mice that have remained are food to migratory burrowing owls, which switch to preying on rare ashy-storm petrels when mice aren't available.
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It was about an American consultant living in Denver who had been "preying" on Polish startups, promising them investor contacts and customers in America.
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The women ruthlessly went about interrupting each other's conversations with Peter, preying on the more docile ones to get face time with the star.
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Experts say foreigners have aided funding and recruiting, preying on vulnerable youth, as shown by the presence of teenagers and child soldiers in Marawi.
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Such cuts harm taxpayers first and foremost, Ms. Olson said, and further open the door to unregulated and untrained preparers preying on vulnerable taxpayers.
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In Britain, a nativist campaign preying on the fears of immigration and economic dislocation resulted in the Brexit, throwing the country into total chaos.
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The industry is accused of preying on desperate consumers with high-cost loans but is also viewed as a last-ditch source of money.
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He accused Trump of feeding off the politics of "simplistic solutions and scapegoating," preying on people's fears about the future and longstanding political divisions.
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As it turns out, these sheep are wolves, preying on the legitimate anxieties of millions of Americans and exploiting their insecurities for partisan gain.
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Here in the United States, Trump backed a candidate for United States Senate, Roy Moore, who was accused of sexually preying on teenage girls.
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" Morell also questioned whether Putin has been preying on Trump's weaknesses, manipulating the Republican nominee into becoming "an unwitting agent of the Russian Federation.
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Instead of preying on their biases, we would be using lotteries to help them fix the problems that those biases have helped to create.
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For as much as Republicans decry identity politics, preying on white fears about changing demographics and brown criminals is just another form of it.
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Such attacks, "preying on the heartstrings and panic of individuals around the world, will spike exponentially in coming days, weeks, and months," Simpson says.
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Name Withheld If, as you plainly think, this young woman is preying on vulnerable older men, what she's doing is exploitative and, therefore, wrong.
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Still, while I understand your distress, you haven't made a case for the nurse behaving unprofessionally toward your mom or preying on your dad.
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Powerful men in Hollywood have been preying on women because that's how lots of men are built ... so says "Law & Order" titan Dick Wolf.
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Murdoch has spent his life wrecking newspapers, lowering the bar in the media landscape, and preying on the fears of white people to sell commercials.
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Both tell a boy-meets-girl story where the boy in question is actually preying on said girl while hiding terrifying, violent secrets and manipulations.
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The team spent years cataloguing similar interactions between vertebrates and arthropods, and the new study contains many other images of arthropods preying on small vertebrates.
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It was made during the "Satanic Panic," when many Americans succumbed to mass hysteria, believing that organized Satanic worship was widespread and preying on children.
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Mmmm, that's some good bat (Image: Felix Angwella / Gombe Hybrid Monkey Project)Researchers working in Africa are the first to observe monkeys preying on bats.
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That being said, stronger legislation that would prevent social networks from expertly preying on the psyche of their users for the sake of money, baby!
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Unfortunately, that also includes preying on weak private keys, a method that has evidently made one crypto bandit filthy rich with millions in swiped Ethereum.
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The company was accused of "preying on the vulnerable" by the Financial Times due to sky-high interest rates on home appliances and other fixtures.
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Ingraham, who bought her Seminole Heights home in 2013, said the possible serial killer preying on her neighborhood has even cast a pall upon Thanksgiving.
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It's a similar strategy to the one Trump used during Alabama's special election, when Republican Senate nominee Roy Moore was accused of preying on teenagers.
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A lawsuit naming the Ohio State University Diving Club accuses former coach William Bohonyi of sexually preying on two divers, one of them a minor.
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Police say there are no official figures on animal theft but detectives and local media say thieves are increasingly preying on the booming pet business.
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The measures represent Mr. Trump's most aggressive move yet against a fast-rising economic rival that he has accused of preying on the United States.
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It happened with the Catholic Church, where priests caught preying on children were protected and recirculated to new parishes, where they could continue their crimes.
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In my opinion, Amazon is preying on the work-life balance issue that the military has, and feeds off the rigid order the Army teaches.
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But tenant advocates say the reality is often dark, with landlords preying on vulnerable tenants and bullying people into leaving their homes for paltry sums.
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Senator Chris Murphy said Trump was "preying on a vulnerable foreign nation" for "personal political benefit," while Senator Jack Reed accused Trump of a shakedown.
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LOS ANGELES — The wealthy West Hollywood man accused of preying on vulnerable men with drugs, leading to multiple overdoses, is now facing more criminal charges.
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The information did not meet our expectations, so we made it up, preying on the vulnerable and feeding the prejudices and fears of Jones's audience.
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"Wells Fargo has made a routine practice of ripping off and preying on their customers, in a seemingly never-ending avalanche of scandals," Waters said.
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The idea—known as "love jihad"—is rooted in an image of the oversexed Muslim male, fortified by beef and preying on desirable Hindu women.
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"There is a huge plethora of cyber attacks going on right now through really targeted phishing emails that are preying on people's fears," Phelps says.
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The mission, we're told, is two-fold -- looking for traffickers who are bringing sex workers into ATL and traffickers who are preying on ATL residents.
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So this offer is really preying on the poorest members of the community, offering them money and a house that's better than what they have now.
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Giving users tools to help identify who's harassing or potentially preying on them is the step in the right direction to curb creepy social media activity.
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Two of the films that premiered that day openly and explosively told stories about the powerful preying on the vulnerable — and the vulnerable finally fighting back.
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There have been protests under the hashtag #ENDSARS after officers of the police unit were accused of preying on citizens, and in some cases torturing them.
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The only real explanation is that corporations are preying on the excitement surrounding VR in order to shill products that simply don't belong in virtual reality.
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As in the case of Cindy, we see the prison system preying on these marginalized people's needs so they aren't empowered to take the brave route.
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Rosenstein said MS-13 gang members were preying on unaccompanied children who cross into the United States illegally, most of whom must be released from custody.
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Yeezy's lyrics do sound like a good retort -- "People claim they praying for you, really they be preying on you" -- but it's simply not the case.
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Amazon, for instance, will continue to be a threat to the industries it is preying on, "but there will be more competition going forward," Foster said.
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"Votes have been stolen by preying on senior and minority voters, and now a cloud of doubt and suspicion hangs over this election result," he said.
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Lawsuits in other states depicted the seminars as a scheme preying on financially insecure people and offering them mundane real-estate advice for thousands of dollars.
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Lilith's legend grew throughout Mesopotamia and it was believed that she that would fly around strangling or kidnapping newborns, possibly preying on pregnant women as well.
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Her actions put an innocent teenager in a highly uncomfortable position, one that is common for young women: A higher powered person preying on defenseless subordinates.
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"Yury Baumblit and Rimma Baumblit lined their pockets by preying on our most vulnerable New Yorkers," Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman said in a statement. Mrs.
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The measures would mark Mr. Trump's most aggressive move yet against a fast-rising economic rival that he has accused of preying on the United States.
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He was sentenced in 2016 to 2016 years in prison on charges including rape after preying on African-American women over a period of six months.
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Isolated culturally and economically, some of the young Vietnamese arrivals banded together, tapping into the drug trade and preying on the members of their own community.
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"It will be clear throughout this trial, that the defendant knew he was preying on women without experience ... these women were pawns, pushed around," she said.
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The country has been plagued by gangs of armed bandits preying on villagers, clashes between herdsmen and farmers and the continuing Islamist insurgency of Boko Haram.
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He said he had not changed his swing path to hit more homers, and he is not preying on the coziness of Great American Ballpark, either.
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But this time they should find it much harder to attract support for firms that are often accused by consumer advocates of preying on the poor.
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Mother Jones investigated the often under-regulated industry of addiction rehab centers and showed how the centers were preying on addicts to pull in insurance money.
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Still, in a political climate where lawmakers and presidential candidates routinely invoke health insurers as evil vultures preying on sick Americans, the left found its opening.
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But throwing out the credit system without a replacement would reopen the system to hucksters preying on students and bilking the federal loan guarantee, she said.
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As Silver chases the man she loves, Golden defies their human hosts' fickle hospitality by preying on the men and women who fetishize her exotic body.
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But the FTC said Lumosity lacked "the science to back up its ads" and accused the firm of preying on consumer fears of age-related cognitive decline.
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It dives right into the present day, and doesn't explain who Pennywise was before he began preying on the children of Derry, Maine, in the year 1989.
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He was, however using his position, manipulating me as a person changing the person I was, preying on me, a young girl, to fulfil his sick fantasies.
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Though a few conservative leaders rejected Roy Moore, an extremist credibly accused of preying on teen girls, conservative leaders and media rallied around his (narrowly unsuccessful) campaign.
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Government officials and commanders on all sides had a legal duty to prevent their soldiers from preying on civilians, said Sooka's colleague Kenneth Scott, a former prosecutor.
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He found that the rate of wolves preying on livestock actually goes up the more wolves in an area are killed, because it destabilizes the pack's dynamics.
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We need to stop the next wave of workplace harassers from preying on the next person — and education is one way to cultivate a culture of empathy.
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And in today's inclusive, feel-good brand market, preying on a woman's insecurity to sell her a beauty app isn't just shitty, it's a bad business move.
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It's also a reminder that YouTube algorithms know that's where your mind is going and are very good at preying on that instinct when no one's looking.
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Sacha Baron Cohen once again molded scamming into a cinematic artform, duping conservatives into acts of pure idiocy by preying on political bias (and often outright racism).
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The three-day conference, which will present its findings to Pope Francis on Friday, will discuss themes such as bullying and the preying on children by pedophiles.
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Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other.
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But instead, the "school" has no license, the "teachers" are just salesmen preying on people's hopes and insecurities, and the "tuition" goes to line the man's pockets.
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A recent analysis of vehicle scams preying on service members signaled an even deeper layer of vehicular wallet-slaughter than the sneaky astronomical interest rates of yore.
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Though small-dollar lenders have been portrayed as ruthlessly preying on the disadvantaged, characterizing an entire industry based on the behavior of some bad actors is inaccurate.
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The companies, preying on holders of the $1.3 trillion outstanding in student debt, offer to help borrowers obtain lower student loan payments or a reduction in debt.
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But of course there are powerful men in Hollywood preying on vulnerable young women, using and disposing of them as if they were handkerchiefs instead of humans.
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The journalist Gay Talese was blunter in his dismissal of Anthony Rapp, the "Rent" star who accused Kevin Spacey of preying on him when he was 14.
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He was also opposed to the death care industry — a $20 billion-a-year business notorious for preying on people at the lowest points in their lives.
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He has stopped new investigations by the bureau and watered down penalties against lenders accused of preying on borrowers, to the point that the penalties are meaningless.
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Coaches and priests and doctors and scout leaders and stepfathers and, yes, movie producers, have been preying on those they are supposedly mentoring for far too long.
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No Republican candidate this fall is as vulnerable as his opponent in Alabama, Roy Moore, the conservative former judge who was accused of preying on teenage girls.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump added a new name Thursday to the list of countries he accuses of preying on American workers and exploiting naïve American trade policies: Canada.
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In the two Congolese provinces worst-hit by Ebola, dozens of armed groups, some with foreign backing, are fighting the state, looting minerals and preying on civilians.
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This ostensible whodunit involves a serial killer who's preying on women, leaving behind carefully arranged body parts and a childlike snowman as a kind of elaborate signature.
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Moore has been accused of preying on teenage girls, including one woman who said Moore groped her when she was 14 and he was in his 30s.
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An older girl, someone who pretended to be her friend she says, was actually preying on Little, first luring her with drugs and then trafficking her for sex.
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We're told Khloe's view was that she was exercising tough love on Rob, because she felt he was falling off the wagon and Chyna was preying on him.
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He said that though he valued human life, he needed to tackle "beasts and vultures" that were preying on helpless people and stopping foreign investment from pouring in.
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Other researchers, including Gray-Owen, are working toward a vaccine for gonorrhea, preying on the qualities of N. gonorrhoeae that make it so uniquely suited to infect humans.
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But they evolved into criminal organizations preying on those impoverished communities, controlling everything from real estate and electricity to cable TV. Some of the leaders entered local politics.
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I wasn't a pedophile preying on their children; I was a man whose views on high-profile issues differed from their own, which made me just as dangerous.
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Even when he publicly dates women, speculation about his sexuality is never far behind, undermining the suggestion of a personal life that could include sexually preying on women.
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At any rate in this case one can hardly argue with the results: people seeking help will still get it but companies preying on them will be sidelined.
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"He added that the procedures can often cost about $40,000 to $50,000, and many of the procedures are done by swindlers who are "preying on these vulnerable men.
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Plasma might have stronger effects and be less risky, though that doesn't mean those of us looking to stay forever young should be preying on the next generation.
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And reports of petty crime are fairly common in Rome (and in cities like Barcelona and Paris), especially of pickpockets preying on Chinese tourists known for carrying cash.
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Corinthian was fined $30 million by the Department of Education for overstating job placement rates and was accused of preying on low-income people with high-interest loans.
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All of the above contribute to concern that meth will only spread further, fanning out through all ethnic groups and preying on the particular vulnerabilities of LGBTQ people.
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Judge Teare described Stubblefield as "the perfect example of a predator preying on her prey" and gave her a sentence that would be fitting for a predatory rapist.
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Less respectably, he spent several years preying on the gullibility of one of France's richest women, the Marquise d'Urfé, who was an occultist fruitcake of the first water.
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" The group said that if the borders are not secured, communities will "continue to suffer at the hands of gangs, cartels and violent criminals preying on the innocent.
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Harvey Weinstein was proudly a bully and a womanizer -- but kept his sexual preying on women secret from his inner circle ... according to Matt Damon and George Clooney.
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The politician, aged 47 at the time, was an accomplished orator, whose speechifying on religion and morality never disturbed his habit of preying on women travelling alone on trains.
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But now I wonder if, whenever I hear it in the future, I'll be able to suppress thoughts about Lacey preying on girls who had trusted and adored him.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Financial spreadbetters targeting retail customers should be licensed to stop them exploiting gaps in cross-border rules and preying on inexperienced investors, global regulators proposed on Tuesday.
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" In the U.S., he writes in the complaint, "stringent laws have been enacted to prescribe how loans can be made and to prevent lenders from preying on indigent people.
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Harsh nationalist sentiments are gripping Europe, and they demonstrate the pervasiveness of the anxieties that Trump is preying on and of the social and economic currents behind his rise.
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How would Republicans be acting if a Democratic Senate candidate, who had been credibly accused of preying on underage girls, had said America was evil and praised Vladimir Putin?
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"There's a disturbing amount of divisive rhetoric in this campaign that's really preying on peoples' fears," she told host Chris Matthews during a MSNBC town hall in Springfield, Ill.
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"They're the mole people living behind the walls, preying on the butterflies under the light," said Sarah Gertrude Shapiro, the former "Bachelor" producer who created "UnREAL" with Marti Noxon.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, another Republican who backed Strange earlier in the year, never fully supported Moore, who was credibly accused of molesting and preying on teenage girls.
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Such was the case with former Chicago Police Sergeant Ronald Watts, who ran a racket for a decade by preying on public housing residents and planting drugs on them.
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But public health experts warn that the two stories are intimately, perhaps disastrously, related: Infectious disease outbreaks have a long history of preying on society's most vulnerable, disenfranchised members.
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In most of Africa and Latin America, in other words, China's lending is significant, but fears that the Chinese government is deliberately preying on countries in need are unfounded.
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It is a gloom that hangs over people's daily life in the form of cautionary tales about swindles like pyramid schemes preying on unemployed youth and online dating scams.
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Some critics accuse developers of preying on struggling organizations, while others call churches the bad guys, betraying their mission by encouraging luxury housing and spurring gentrification in the process.
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Still, activists have repeatedly called for Buck's take-down, alleging he was preying on black men — particularly homeless black men — who were attracted to promises of shelter and care.
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Protesters gathered this year outside Mr. Buck's apartment to demand justice after the second death, and the men's families have accused Mr. Buck of preying on black gay men.
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Many are smart and try to cover their tracks; using their positions of power, they create situations of plausible deniability by preying on women they consider weak or less influential.
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A trick like this is a understandably easy way to scare people—preying on people with some of their most intimate information—but it's hardly a new type of scam.
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Some sort of unseen force seems to be preying on these girls, starting with the oldest, and Toni embraces what appears to be her destiny with a stone-faced resolve.
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In fact, Columbus's earliest critics were the same white supremacists preying on our nation today, who loathed the idea that a non-Anglo-Saxon Catholic could be an American icon.
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The GOP condemned and called on Moore to step aside after he was accused of preying on teenage girls, including a 262-year-old, when he was in his 220s.
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It takes place in Shoreline Park, a tranquil spot near the Google campus, where feral cats are preying on the already dwindling population of burrowing owls, like the one above.
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But my attempts to reach out were met with hostility that I would be invading their privacy and "preying" on their mourning — which they had made publicly available on Facebook.
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While not every pedophile is a child abuser or even acts on their impulses, Walter was responsible for downloading material preying on some of the most vulnerable people within society.
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" He also criticized polluters and payday lenders for what he said was preying on "our most vulnerable" and vowed "we have the power to stand up to them – and we will.
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We find out that Cunanan met Norman right after he'd lost his partner to an AIDS-related illness, which fits with Cunanan's pattern of preying on the desperate but highly successful.
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McGowan, 44 was one of the first people named as an alleged victim of the Hollywood mogul, who is accused of preying on scores of women over a period of decades.
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"However, most of these are not fatal, and new research finds that great whites, who are naturally curious, are &apossample biting&apos then releasing their victims rather than preying on humans."
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Humanity fought a devastating interplanetary war that's left behind refugees across the solar system, as well as rogue mercenary and pirate crews preying on ships owned by the system's massive corporations.
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Jackson could have demanded that Trump first show some genuine contrition for his long list of awful deeds, which also includes preying on the needy through the so-called Trump University.
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Missouri has lost nine straight games but hopes to stop the skid by preying on the Volunteers, who are 1-33 away from home and have lost three straight road contests.
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The masked madman even went so far as to kill Ms. Grundy (Sarah Habel) because she was preying on young men, suggesting he might even have a protective nature over children.
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According to The Cut, the Harry Potter stan and sushi aficionado stopped one of his concerts in Australia to put a man on blast for preying on women in the audience.
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"[M]essaging to African Americans sought to divert their political energy away from established political institutions by preying on anger with structural inequalities faced by African Americans," the Oxford report states.
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As the New York Times reported this weekend, DeVos appears to have effectively dismantled the team of investigators that was probing shady for-profit colleges accused of preying on desperate students.
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As other religions have discovered, women can lead a church as well, if not better, than any man, and are far less likely to abuse their power by preying on others.
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Moore won the Republican nomination in Alabama and indeed had the support of the party even after multiple women came forward with credible allegations of sexual assault and preying on minors.
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The case against Bruce McArthur highlighted tensions between the Toronto Police and the city's LGBTQ communities, as they had long believed a serial killer was preying on men in the Village.
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"And at the end of the day, it is bad for Texas," he said, emphasizing to lawmakers that there was no crisis of transgender people preying on the innocent in bathrooms.
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When a murderer starts preying on faeries who live in Carnival Row, an area of the Burgue, Philo is on the case — even if the rest of the squad is apathetic.
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In the wake of the 1960s fight for political and cultural equality, President Richard Nixon and his cronies employed the infamous Southern strategy, preying on the racist fears of white voters.
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In a jailhouse interview with Jillian Lauren for New York magazine, Mr. Little said that he had evaded capture by preying on those whose deaths would not garner widespread public attention.
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His acrylic on wood painting, "persistence of reality," is a disturbing mash-up of Dalí, Bosch, and Bruegel the Elder, depicting an alien valley of priestly birds preying on hybrid humanoids.
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More from Tonic: Unfortunately, the fitness industry and media that surrounds it has always been inextricably tied with preying on people's insecurities and negative emotions in order to take their money.
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"It's a regulation that should be focused on the bad actors, and we have been lumped in when we're serving the students the bad actors are preying on," Mr. Tisdale said.
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It was a violent night for the Carr Fire, which after preying on profoundly dry forests, breached the Sacramento River and headed into the City of Redding, home to over 13,21 people.
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"It's dangerous when businesses benefit from the state of the world by preying on people's fears, telling them that they can ameliorate their anxieties by consuming something or buying something," says Fraga.
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The company might be preying on early smartphone users' nostalgia for the days before Facebook became a data-sucking giant and when apocalyptic Black Mirror-esque robot films weren't streaming on Netflix.
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Facebook also introduced a new ads policy last week requiring addiction treatment centers that want to market to potential patients be certified first to ensure they're not actually dealers preying on addicts.
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Muschietti's 2017 hit It walked through the first half, where seven Derry kids become aware of a terrible monster preying on the people of their town, and set out to fight it.
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The inspiration for the iCow strategy came while Jordan was based in a village in Botswana, when two lionesses were killed by local farmers in retaliation for preying on their cattle herds.
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"Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other,' " Comella said at the time.
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It could be someone familiar with the tourist rhythms of the river, coming out to loot the uninhabited houses, a burglary crew specifically preying on off-season islands in the Saint Lawrence.
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The story of Hollywood is too often vaguely vampiric — with the older (and by that I mean "anybody over 30") preying on the younger in ways designed to extend their own career.
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Like their larger counterparts in the Northern Rockies and the U.S. Midwest, Mexican gray wolves draw the ire of ranchers for preying on cattle and are a big game prized by hunters.
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Many Westerners vehemently oppose the federal authority represented by the Endangered Species Act; some ranchers say bears are preying on their herds more frequently, and some hunters are eager for a trophy.
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The conference, held at a pontifical university in Rome, brought together experts from digital companies, law enforcement, medicine and academia to discuss online bullying, pornography and the preying on children by pedophiles.
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Yet he was allowed to keep preying on women after "board members were assured there was no need to investigate," the Times said, and Weinstein settled with Battilana and the memo's author.
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Critics say payday lenders are preying on poor African Americans and Latinos in an era of spiraling income inequality—and in spite of a state law that supposedly already controls the industry.
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"While the army is doing its best to neutralize the ADF rebellion, the rebels are preying on defenseless civilians by way of revenge," said Donat Kibwana, administrator of the territory of Beni.
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"While the army is doing its best to neutralize the ADF rebellion, the rebels are preying on defenseless civilians by way of revenge," said Donat Kibwana, administrator of the territory of Beni.
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New York filed a lawsuit last month accusing it of preying on and misleading teenagers with its ads and for failing to warn about potential health risks associated with using its products.
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"There's cats getting into the native bush; they're preying on native birds, they're taking insects, they're taking reptiles -- all sorts of things," biosecurity operations manager Ali Meade told the Newshub news service.
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Meanwhile, across the aisle, not only has Roy Moore — the Republican running for Alabama's open Senate seat with a long list of allegations of preying on teenage girls — refused to step down.
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Harvey Weinstein's long alleged history of sexually preying on actresses, journalists, and musicians — and then scaring them into silence — has spurred a deeply charged national conversation about sexual harassment in the workplace.
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" While not mentioning Trump's name, Rubio attacked the Republican frontrunner and called for a more inclusive party that's "built on principles and ideas, not on anger, not on preying on people's frustrations.
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On the California Channel islands, for example, the introduction of the feral pigs led to more golden eagles to prey on the pigs, and therefore more eagles preying on the island's native foxes.
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In the case of Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, nondisclosure agreements kept women silent for years about alleged abuse, protecting his career, and according to his accusers, enabling him to continue preying on others.
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Tananbaum is the founder of GoldenTree Asset Management, a hedge fund that activists accuse of preying on Puerto Rico's plummeting bond prices while the island was in the devastating throes of Hurricane Maria.
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"The bad news is that sexual harassment is back in the headlines, with tales of another powerful man preying on women, insulated by enablers and victims too ashamed to come forward," she said.
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And as reports emerged about the extent of Russia's attempts to spread disinformation in 2016 by preying on users' racial, religious or other characteristics, the tech giants promised additional checks still to come.
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"Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other,'" Comella said told CNN's Jamie Gangel.
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"The bad news is that sexual harassment is back in the headlines, with tales of another powerful man preying on women, insulated by enablers and victims too ashamed to come forward," Carlson said.
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" ASADA on Monday also defended what it called "confidentiality agreements" with sports federations over doping cases, saying they could help them "target facilitators who may be preying on Australian sport and our athletes.
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The Navajo Nation's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against Wells Fargo & Co, accusing it of preying on the tribe's most vulnerable members, including the elderly, by opening bank accounts without their consent.
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" He also criticized Arpaio, who's known for "tent cities" housing inmates and has endorsed Trump, saying the sheriff "has made a political career of demonizing immigrants and preying on vulnerable people and communities.
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Reporter Susan Antilla wrote Tales from the Boom-Boom Room about rampant harassment in Wall Street, detailing how men who'd practiced preying on women back in their college frats kept those skills fresh.
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UKIP is likely to make England's awakening its "Make America Great Again" as it picks up seats in the forgotten corners of the nation, a like nightclub crawler preying on the broken-hearted.
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With his penchant for cruelty, bigotry, narcissism, selfishness and even his primitive primate dominance displays, he has shredded the accepted understandings of personal morality that prevent the strong from preying on the weak.
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It felt as if I were reporting in an alternate reality: The men who talked to me about their call to caregiving bore little resemblance to the men preying on women at work.
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The letter echoed the conclusions of the department's investigation into the police and courts in Ferguson, Mo., which portrayed the legal system there as a moneymaking venture preying on poor and minority residents.
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State law enforcement officers are seeing a surge of complaints about retailers hiking prices of essential goods and scammers preying on the elderly with fake messages about the coronavirus sweeping across the country.
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This year, Ms. Ortiz, fearful of the thugs who were increasingly preying on people in her neighborhood, decided it would be best to take her son and join Edgar in the United States.
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But when he came back and served as a priest in Ballarat, from 21 to 2000, there was a more immediate issue at hand: priests were preying on the children of the diocese.
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Prosecutors instead argue that their testimony will show that Weinstein had a consistent pattern of sexual abuse and that he "knew he was preying on the naive and inexperienced," Hast said last week.
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At the same time, the rogue pigs compete with other animals for food and can decimate native wildlife by getting into nests, eggs and preying on various species, including turtles, birds and reptiles.
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While the murderer's identity may never be known, it's understandable that one of the most compelling stories about him, From Hell, shows him as a wealthy man preying on the poor and vulnerable.
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China cheats by preying on weak counties, locking up their natural resources with "debt traps" in an obvious effort to gain a global stranglehold on key resources like bauxite, copper, nickel, and rare earths.
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Lyman insisted the move was to grant McElfresh a "second chance," while seemingly ignoring that giving McElfresh access and power to the young women he was accused of preying on wasn't a great idea.
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In this song, a corporation headed by literal fanged, bloodthirsty monsters tries to recruit Cash to higher ranks while they feast on human bodies — a direct stand-in for capitalists preying on their workers.
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It's an unsurprising development, as many experts suspected that Mars One has been a scam for years, preying on people's desires to travel to space without having a real plan to get them there.
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In the Alabama Senate election that same month, the overwhelming majority of Republican voters backed Roy Moore despite multiple well-documented allegations of the candidate preying on underage girls (also, Donald Trump is president).
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Preying on a target's vulnerabilities is a common M.O. of stalkers, says Laurence Miller, a clinical and forensic psychologist and professor of psychology at Florida Atlantic University, and that can take a dark turn.
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Traffickers are preying on the increasing number of Afghans who have been deported or decided to return from neighboring Iran and Pakistan, as well as those uprooted by conflict inside the country, said Poudel.
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Instead of renegade robots preying on humans, the show zeroed in on the nascent humanity of these artificial constructs, contrasted with the brutality inflicted upon them by people indulging their darkest impulses and fantasies.
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Rising sea temperatures are fueling a surge in the numbers of a carnivorous lionfish (Pterois miles) in the Mediterranean, and they're preying on herbivorous fish species that are key to maintaining the seas ecosystem.
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But his aggressive policy has instead resulted in organized crime groups preying on droves of desperate asylum seekers who have been turned away by US authorities, according to people familiar with the smuggling operations.
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"We're thinking that maybe he was preying on them, picking them up frequently, probably thinking no one's going to care for them, no one's going to wonder if they go missing," Ms. Mireles said.
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For many Chinese, the groups preying on them are a symptom of broader problems in the country: vast inequality, a crisis of values and a freewheeling economy that can sometimes resemble the Wild West.
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The article titled "Ecological interactions between arthropods and small vertebrates in a lowland Amazon rainforest" documents 15 cases of arthropods -- mainly large spiders and centipedes -- preying on vertebrates like small frogs, snakes and lizards.
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His administration imposed a hardline immigration agenda that included separating children from their families — "kids in cages," as Matthews succinctly sums it up — while preying on blue-collar white fears with harsh anti-migrant rhetoric.
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Companies like Mary Kay, Avon's decadeslong rival, and Herbalife, which has a largely Latino workforce, have been accused of preying on low-income and already vulnerable immigrant workers, saddling them with debt and little payoff.
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Likewise, Warren Buffett remains a sort of model citizen for American capitalism—the "most charitable billionaire" who counsels presidents like Barack Obama, even as his mobile-home empire is accused of preying on the poor.
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It's on awards shows as well, to make artists feel safe sharing their views and to apply a smarter filter, so they don't give awards to those accused of preying on women on national television.
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"While effects of habitat change on bats are unknown and merit further study, our observations suggest that Cercopithecus monkeys preying on bats may be habitat specific, and possibly affected by anthropogenic habitat changes," said Tapanes.
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I have conflicting opinions about the plastic surgery culture – on the one hand, it is disappointing that an industry built on preying on the insecurities of and societal pressures on women is thriving so easily.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The world needs an international treaty to protect people's privacy from unfettered cybersurveillance, which is being pushed by populist politicians preying on fear of terrorism, according to a U.N. report debated on Wednesday.
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Two of Secretary DeVos' first hires at the Department were Robert Eitel and Taylor Hansen, both with deep connections to institutions that make big money by abusing the student aid program and preying on students.
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The year that the Orchard farmhouse was built, the Tasmanian government paid out fifty-eight bounties to trappers and hunters who presented the bodies of thylacines, which were wanted for preying on the settlers' sheep.
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But when he was done drinking, as the New York Times reported, Wesolowski was said to routinely pay young boys for sex—in one instance allegedly preying on an epileptic child's desperate need for medicine.
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In an interview with Fox News after the Singapore summit meeting, he said that if he could have dinner with Mr. Putin, he could persuade him to withdraw from Syria and stop preying on Ukraine.
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As I've written before, Roy Moore lost, but barely, earning much of the GOP vote in his Alabama Senate race, even after several women accused him of preying on them when they were underage. Rep.
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"For nearly seven years, the Toronto police dismissed suspicions that a serial killer was preying on gay men in the city," writes Ian Austen, a Times correspondent who covered Mr. McArthur's guilty plea on Tuesday.
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Will we enter a gaming era rife with remakes preying on our nostalgia, sucking our wallets dry so we can experience a game for the 4th or 5th time, but with particle effects and streamlined menus?
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But I'm really sensitive to the beauty industry preying on insecurities, presenting ideas that are unattainable, or even making us feel like something that we're not, as opposed to recognizing the beauty of what we are.
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In several cases, it has filed a federal court enforcement action against people and companies that it has accused of misappropriating funds, preying on customers interested in bitcoin and litecoin, or otherwise committing acts of fraud.
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"How could a person publicly stand by an organization that helps to provide support for victims of sexual assault while privately preying on people who have no power?" she addressed the marchers gathered in Pershing Square.
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Micellar water, for the uninitiated, is not just a fancy type of H2O, a gimmick preying on the same type of people who insist on sparkling spring water instead of tap even if you're at Wendy's.
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The charges against Epstein were brought more than a decade after Florida prosecutors cut a controversial deal that allowed him to dodge the prospect of a lengthy federal prison sentence for allegedly preying on underage girls.
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She challenges him on his behavior, setting lines that he undoubtedly crosses, eventually culminating in a brutal confrontation that ends with him viciously calling her ugly, preying on what he knows to be her greatest insecurity.
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Yet this does not mark the end of IS. The group endures as a low-level insurgency in parts of Syria and Iraq, carrying out attacks (see map) and preying on civilians to fund its operations.
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Chinese authorities have sought to contain an explosion of telecom crime it says has led to huge financial losses, with callers often impersonating officials or authority figures and preying on the elderly, students or the unemployed.
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The class-action suit accuses William Bohonyi, who had been a diving coach, of sexually preying on at least two female divers and names him, USA Diving and the Ohio State University Diving Club as defendants.
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" Joseph J. Simons, the chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, said in a statement that "what we don't need in this situation are companies preying on consumers by promoting products with fraudulent prevention and treatment claims.
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As Mr. Moore has rejected calls to drop out even as more women have accused him of preying on them when they were teenagers, Republicans have given up any hope that he will fold his campaign.
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While Alabama is normally a Republican stronghold, the race is neck and neck, in large part because multiple women have accused Republican nominee Roy Moore of preying on them when they were teenagers, which he denies.
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Under the deal, Epstein spent 13 months in jail and was able to go on work release to a nearby office — where, according to an attorney representing his accusers, he was able to continue preying on women.
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A newly resurfaced radio interview with Quentin Tarantino – recently accused of violent physical behavior on his film sets by longtime colleague Uma Thurman – reveals Tarantino defending Roman Polanski for sexually preying on a 13-year-old girl.
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Anthony Bourdain has been an outspoken advocate for survivors of sexual harassment and assault since The New York Times broke a damning story on Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein's horrific history preying on women in the entertainment industry.
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Scarlett Johansson called out James Franco for standing behind the Time's Up movement in public while allegedly "privately preying on people who have no power" during her speech at the Women's March in Los Angeles on Saturday.
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Separately, Lady Gaga became the latest musician to apologize for collaborating with R. Kelly, who is accused of sexual misconduct and preying on teenagers, after the broadcast of an explosive investigative documentary detailing the allegations against him.
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And even now, accused of behavior as un-Christian as you can imagine — sexually preying on four women when they were still teenagers and he was in his 30s — Moore's defense is wrapping himself in Jesus's cloak.
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Gates told The Wall Street Journal that he met with Epstein solely for his connections to other businessmen, adding that he did not attend the rumored parties at which Epstein was accused of preying on young girls.
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Despite industry warnings that such a reduction could cost thousands of jobs, the British government pushed ahead with it, saying the machines, offering games such as roulette, were a blight preying on the most vulnerable in society.
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James Cantor, an associate professor in the department of psychiatry at the University of Toronto and expert in the neuroscience of sex, cautions against lumping teachers preying on high school students with pedophilic priests for biochemical reasons.
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For-profit accreditation has faced scrutiny dating back to the early years of the G.I. Bill, when the institutions were accused of preying on veterans who received large sums of federal education funding when they returned from war.
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A wandering spider (genus Ancylometes) in the lowland Amazon rainforest preying on a tree frog (Dendropsophus leali)Image: Emanuele Biggi/Amphibian & Reptile Conservation"This is an underappreciated source of mortality among vertebrates," Rabosky said in a press release.
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A chance visit to "the sad side of a small town" leads Reacher on a quest to track down a criminal enterprise preying on wounded veterans, a scam that saddens our hero and makes him very, very angry.
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"Preying on people who are concerned for the health of themselves and their loved ones for a profit will not be tolerated in NYC," Department of Consumer and Worker Protection Commissioner Lorelei Salas said in a written statement.
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Even a cursory search of the news, reports article after article detailing MS-13, an international gang, preying on our youth throughout the country with gruesomely vicious murders and violence; no less than the most horrific terrorist group.
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And she wasn't alone in believing that: Even after Mr. Elliott was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in 2014, Baylor officials said they considered him to be a solitary bad actor preying on a campus of goodness.
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Even to some of his allies, Mr. Trump's decision to link the party to someone accused of preying on teenagers marked another example of his impulsive style and penchant for creating new controversies when he is under fire.
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For all those who are still preying on women, who want to engage in the high-risktaking of harming women and thinking you'll get away with it, that gamble is likely not to pay off for you anymore.
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As more reports emerge of human traffickers preying on Rohingya refugees, authorities and aid groups have ramped up activities in the camps ranging from comic books and street plays to more police patrols to warn people of the risks.
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His party has rallied around him (and other right-wing men accused of preying on women), essentially painting these women as unhinged liars and continuing to support Trump regardless of the volume and severity of the claims against him.
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"Since his release, Brunelle is suspected of using the same modus operandi as he did in the 2012 Plymouth case, by preying on people who are attending the wakes and funerals of loved ones," police wrote in the statement.
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You may wonder why that matters, why a sensible, professional in her 40s might weep for an imaginary character, who some people view as the sullied creation of a now infamous celebrity accused of preying on dozens of women.
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One of Vice President Mike Pence's closest allies advised a cadre of student debt relief companies — some of which are facing an unprecedented nationwide crackdown for preying on vulnerable borrowers — on how to lobby Washington and fend off regulators.
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That is, if you're just blunting the edge of rampant inequality with a fortune you made preying on people who lack healthcare or a union or job security, you aren't exactly off the hook for being a capitalist huckster.
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Duterte won the presidential election much in the same way that Donald Trump won the GOP nomination — by preying on fears of high crime rates and by taking advantage of a divided political field that didn't take him seriously.
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"While I was in Greece over the past month, multiple stories emerged of human traffickers and other predatory individuals preying on women and children in the official camps as well as those living homeless in the street," he added.
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So is the GOP as a whole -- after all, today Alabama is deciding who will win a US Senate seat, a choice between a Democrat and a man accused of preying on and molesting teenage girls (which he denies).
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"At this time there are groups from the more violent strains of the leftist ideology, some even being paid, who are preying on public town halls to wreak havoc and threaten public safety," Gohmert said Tuesday in a statement.
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"They are opportunistic people or organizations who are preying on people of vulnerability at a time of high stress," said Luke Nasta, director of the addiction treatment center Camelot of Staten Island, which has been there for 45 years.
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Mr. Wu said that now, from a juror's point of view, Mr. Cosby may be "part of this bad group of people who have been preying on women for decades, and that is a huge problem for the defense."
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The New York City apartment broker who has been my partner in life for over 20 years isn't a thief preying on the young people who come to New York City trying to make it, just as we did.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a suit on Tuesday against Juul Labs for allegedly preying on and misleading teenagers with its ads, and for failing to warn consumers about potential health risks associated with using its products.
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Singer is accused of preying on boys and young men, some of them on their own for the first time, others with families who actively encouraged his connection with them because they hoped it would help their sons' careers.
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"Messaging to African-Americans sought to divert their political energy away from established political institutions by preying on anger with structural inequalities faced by African-Americans, including police violence, poverty, and disproportionate levels of incarceration," the Oxford report concluded.
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" The agency targeted black Americans with ads on Facebook and Instagram "to divert their political energy away from established political institutions by preying on anger with structural inequalities faced by African Americans, including police violence, poverty, and disproportionate levels of incarceration.
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And in the current political climate, with some idiots-calling-themselves-Muslims preying on the softest of soft targets with increasing regularity, it does make you rethink your own relationship to your religion and the expectations that go with it.
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Islamic State leaders have made sexual slavery as they believe it was practiced during the Prophet Muhammad's time integral to the group's operations, preying on the women and girls the group captured from the Yazidi religious minority almost two years ago.
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Despite Ford being the only woman testifying at today's hearing, she's just one of multiple women who have accused Kavanaugh of either committing sexual abuse himself, or helping to facilitate it, by drugging and preying on women at their most vulnerable.
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The easy thing for Republicans to tell themselves after the stinging loss of a Senate seat in Alabama is that they only went down to defeat because the party had the misfortune to nominate someone accused of preying on teenage girls.
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But to the extent that yoga, and the people who want to do it, have been exploited the technology just seems to add insult to injury—adding unnecessarily to an already $9 billion industry, and preying on stressed out people.
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During the Great Recession, investment fraud and other consumer scams were rampant, preying on people's fear of uncertainty in the stock market and a high rate of unemployment rate, said Joseph Peiffer, managing partner of law firm Peiffer Wolf Carr & Kane.
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In a lawsuit filed by the victims, a High Court judge ruled in 2014 that the police had made basic investigative mistakes and ignored their own policies for handling sexual assault cases, allowing Mr. Worboys to continue preying on women.
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Many in legal circles have worried that the current setup at Guantánamo could amount to a legal version of Jurassic Park, where precedents in holding people without charge could somehow escape the island and begin preying on mainland legal protections.
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In the case of sexual harassment, an employee at a company would have a difficult time finding out if a manager had a history of preying on female workers, based on the limited information that arbitration firms have to report.
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She fell in line after Mr. Trump insisted last month that the Republican National Committee put resources back into the Senate race in Alabama to aid Roy S. Moore, who had been accused of preying on girls as young as 14.
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However, when it comes to "rainmakers" who control business opportunities, like Mike Bloomberg or former Bloomberg executive Lou Eccleston, who was accused by multiple employees of preying on younger female employees, Estreicher said too many companies sweep allegations under the rug.
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Even worse, we learned that there were hundreds of fake women's health centers in California purporting to offer pregnancy related health care and medical services, when in fact they were preying on women at a vulnerable time in their lives.
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The alleged use of a mobile phone dating app as a way of preying on victims; the use of a psychoactive drug increasingly popular on the clubbing and sex party scene as a poison and, probably, as a red herring.
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So the mythical Essex Serpent — a sea snake with wings and fangs that Colchester residents are certain is preying on them — becomes a repository for all the uncanny fears and repressed urges that science and rationality are supposed to have banished.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Less than 1% of Indians charged with slavery offences during the past decade were convicted, research showed on Tuesday, as anti-slavery campaigners called for tougher action on human traffickers to stop them preying on people.
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What fascinated me about this whole thing originally were the poor saps who are perennial victims of low-grade identity theft, whose photos are stolen from Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr to be used repeatedly by evil online doppelgängers preying on the lovelorn.
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Like Raisman, these survivors also rebuked the institutions that employed Nassar, including USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University, which they say ignored the whispers and warnings about him — effectively silencing them, and giving Nassar license to continue preying on women and girls.
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The cases are only some of a few now pending before prosecutors' offices in California, and across the country, as more and more explosive allegations about high-powered men preying on subordinates continue to surface in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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And as they are defeated on the ground, the terrorists are exploiting the internet and social media to spread this ideology that is preying on vulnerable citizens in our own countries, inspiring them to commit acts of terror in our own cities.
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Preying on invitation lists and convention calendars, these rogue players use similar tactics to lure in unsuspecting customers and dupe them out of legitimate reservations – causing extreme frustration, lost or cancelled reservations and, sometimes, nowhere to go in often booked-up cities.
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"What was revealed through this investigation was a man who had spent decades preying on women that he drugged and sexually assaulted, and a man who evaded this moment right here far too long," Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele told reporters.
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Read more: Pimps Are Preying on Sex Workers Pushed Off the Web Because of FOSTA-SESTA When I started dancing, I only had scraps of information I picked up along the way, jumping from club to club unaware of how to avoid harm.
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But the president warned that America had already accepted that law enforcement can "rifle through your underwear" in searches for those suspected of preying on children, and he said there was no reason that a person's digital information should be treated differently.
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We know this white fear is nothing new: a gangbang of this racial composition is the kind of dark fantasy—for instance, the mythology of animalistic Black men preying on and assembling to rape innocent white women—that has historically justified lynching.
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Some of the suspicious Facebook ads purchased by Russian agents ahead of the 2016 presidential election were aimed at influencing its outcome by preying on racial, religious and other social tensions in the United States, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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Business Insider previously reported that Eccleston, then a senior manager at the financial-data firm created by presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, was accused by multiple employees in court records and New York Division of Human Rights filings of preying on women with impunity.
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LONDON, Dec 17 (Reuters) - The first money lender jailed in Britain for illegally preying on often vulnerable people has been ordered by a London court to hand over more than 5 million pounds ($6.4 million) and pay victims another 230,000 pounds in compensation.
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The central motif of Donald Trump's political career since he launched a long-shot run for president is this: He has mobilized people to support him (and his immigration agenda) by preying on their fear that an unauthorized immigrant will kill their children.
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But as many 20- and 30-somethings struggle to make ends meet, they continue to purchase readily from Amazon, an online retail giant routinely accused of preying on smaller rivals while treating its own workers like cogs in an ever-expanding machine.
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The lawsuit also argues that Alcor is preying on the elderly, persuading them to sign agreements that the complaint states are "largely illusory," adding that the company exploited Dr. Pilgeram by convincing him to enter an agreement that they didn't plan on complying with.
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He didn't answer calls or emails, and neither did Trump U. It didn't take long to realize that the whole program was a classic con, preying on the hunger in people like me to be more successful and maybe even turn our lives around.
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And one of the Presidential Coalition's top fundraising vendors, the telemarketing firm InfoCision, paid a settlement after being accused by the Federal Trade Commission of engaging in "false and misleading" tactics and accused by former employees of preying on the elderly, CLC points out.
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Read more: Pimps Are Preying on Sex Workers Pushed Off the Web Because of FOSTA-SESTA In the US and other countries where sex work is criminalized, going to the authorities is often not a viable option—for sex workers, and for women in general.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Human traffickers across Britain are preying on homeless people and luring them into slave labor with promises of accommodation and work, charities said on Monday, warning that growing numbers are at risk of being enslaved with homelessness on the rise.
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I spent the next few years earning my safety by selling drugs, running gambling tickets, collecting debts, preying on the weak (it didn't matter if they were white, black, or brown), and going to war over some minor perceived disrespect or five-dollar debt.
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But nearly two years after the feds decried a system of preying on the desperate to fund the local government in Ferguson, Missouri, being poor can still get you locked up in the state—or so says a new lawsuit filed in federal court Tuesday.
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As the US comes to terms with sordid, uncovered tales of powerful men preying on women, the shift in acceptance of such behavior feels swift and gratifying; abusers are facing public scorn and consequences in the court of public opinion, if not criminal court.
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First on CNN: Top Jeb Bush adviser leaves GOP, will vote for Clinton if Florida close "Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other,'" Comella said.
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Eccleston was not named as a defendant in any lawsuits by Bloomberg LP employees, but multiple employees accused him in court records and New York Division of Human Rights filings of preying on women with impunity at Bloomberg LP, with Mike Bloomberg&aposs full knowledge.
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A glib commentator might conclude that all the election shows is that a Democrat can win a federal election in Alabama if his opponent has been fired from the state Supreme Court twice for misconduct and faces multiple credible accusations of preying on teenage girls.
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Americans already have a high level of anxiety about the spread of coronavirus, said Joseph Simons, the chairman of the F.T.C. "What we don't need in this situation are companies preying on consumers by promoting products with fraudulent prevention and treatment claims," he added.
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Americans already have a high level of anxiety about the spread of coronavirus, said Joseph Simons, the chairman of the F.T.C. "What we don't need in this situation are companies preying on consumers by promoting products with fraudulent prevention and treatment claims," he added.
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He had initially considered adding cats to the mix, but decided against it for fear of ancient feline instincts for preying on goats; instead, he encouraged viewers to adopt cats from a store in the East Village — and thereby become owners of a Bader sculpture.
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R. Kelly's pattern of preying on young girls has been public knowledge since 1994, when he illegally married 15-year-old Aaliyah (though Kelly has never publicly confirmed the marriage, GQ explains, it "has never been credibly challenged," and the marriage certificate has been published).
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Read more: Pimps Are Preying on Sex Workers Pushed Off the Web Because of FOSTA-SESTA I expected these meetings to be an uphill battle of fighting for our humanity, but we all left the meeting feeling surprisingly hopefully about our prospects for the day.
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Her dad's alleged offense—selling loose, untaxed cigarettes—fit into a pattern of law enforcement preying on communities of color for minor offenses, and Erica, like thousands of others, demanded accountability from police who seemed to occupy as much as they protected and served.
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"It's weird living with my mom and sister [Casey] because I'll see a strange dude in the house and I don't know if he's some dirtbag preying on my sister or the saint who's going to take my mom off my hands," he joked on the show.
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Represented by the Christian conservative group Alliance Defending Freedom, the funeral home filed a separate brief, filed Friday, that portrays the case as a fight over the essence of gender norms in society, playing off fears stoked by conservatives about transgender people preying on women in bathrooms.
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And while she denied any particular feminist bent to Girl — a story about a female vampire explicitly preying on predatory men — she still seems to be circling around the idea of a betrayed woman seizing the power to avenge herself, and other people in the process.
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In "Devil in the Dark," which my father had ranked among his Top Five, the Enterprise came to the rescue of a mining colony on the planet Janus VI, where a terrible monster, the Horta, was preying on pergium miners, picking them off one by one.
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But with a month left in the campaign, the Washington Post reported on the stories of four women who accused Moore of preying on them as teenagers, including one woman who said she was 14 at the time, when Moore was a prosecutor in his 30s.
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"Some people say the investors are horrible, preying on vulnerable people, but that's not my view," said Ms. Leaney, emphasizing that buyers of flooded homes were paying the association's dues, badly needed for the upkeep of playgrounds, picnic areas, swimming facilities and attendants at the front gate.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which was born out of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, immediately seized on the payday lending industry as one of its first targets, opening a complaint database, initiating investigations, filing lawsuits and formulating rules to prevent lenders from preying on consumers.
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In the contemporary timeline, Tom (Sean Donovan) and Evelyn (a deliciously shallow Hannah Heller) regularly rate Abigail's performance on an app, though they're less scrupulous about paying her on time — never mind the hazardous duty she has pulled, trying to keep ghosts from preying on the children.
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"Maybe they just really don't have their stuff together—but if this is a predatory model, then they're preying on young women who are in pain and looking for a solution," Monica*, who's been waiting for her own Livia refund since early March 2019, tells VICE.
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They figured it was a Democratic family matter and assumed that Mr. Franken would no doubt point out similar accusations against both President Trump and Roy S. Moore, the Republican candidate for Senate in Alabama who is accused of preying on teenage girls while in his 30s.
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" As Anwar points out, preying on the homeless is not a novelty for racist groups: "There is, of course, nothing new about such tactics by the far right, nor should anyone ever forget that Hitler's Nazi's final solution also led to the murder of the homeless in concentration camps.
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Still, Bloomberg used his no-campaign announcement to take a swipe at Trump — who leads the GOP delegate count — saying his fellow New York businessman "has run the most divisive and demagogic presidential campaign I can remember, preying on people's prejudices and fears." for the latest on the markets.
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Litigants walk onto the show's courtroom set, and into a strict list of Sheindlin guidelines: The bad guys are people scamming government programs, con artists preying on hard-working parents, parents who coddle their kids, young adults who act like children, and men who shirk their obligations to family.
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Ultimately, Wagner said, Alabama Democrats would seek to make what they saw as the most pragmatic choice; many of them are eager to reelect Jones, a Democrat who in a 2018 special election defeated Republican Roy Moore, who was accused of preying on underage girls in his past.
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Diversity consultant Nicole Sanchez says those speaking up in defense of men who have admitted preying on women fall into different camps: friends and loved ones, people who are afraid of losing access to the investor's resources and those who realize their own behavior could be called into question.
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Among the similarities between this and the first two seasons (besides the "ah-jeez" accents): a local police officer with a deadpan manner; a toxic family rivalry; hapless amateur and semipro criminals in over their heads; and a demonic outside force preying on the good and the grasping alike.
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"Populations have reached critically high numbers in many states -- so high, in fact, that wolves are not just preying on livestock, but pushing elk and deer onto US farms and ranches, which leads to even more destruction," American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall said in a statement.
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During her tenure there, Ms. Williams told her superiors about an array of dubious activities: Representatives were preying on older time-share owners to get them to increase their holdings and were falsely telling customers that Wyndham would buy back their ownership stakes if they no longer wanted them.
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And in the world into which Jojo Rabbit is released, with rising tides of hate and ignorance, where demagogues have groupies and neo-Nazis are easy to find on the internet, preying on the weak, what Jojo Rabbit has to say is both hysterically funny and grim as hell.
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As we reset our moral compass and recover our footing, Let us remember that the problem of adults abusing positions of trust and authority by preying on young people or vulnerable populations is not confined to judges, the U.S. Congress, the Catholic Church, Hollywood or elite private schools.
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If you were wondering how American voters elected a man who was caught on tape admitting to sexually preying on women, the Rolling Stone saga is a decent place to start, and not just because its inaccuracy allowed people to spread the pernicious myth that women frequently lie about being raped.
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But scams have been preying on the unsuspecting public since long before lying became a national pastime — unfamiliar phone numbers insisting that they're your credit-card company, pyramid schemes that promise riches and leave you nearly destitute with a stockpile of 300 pairs of ugly leggings nobody wants, the Fyre Festival.
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Instead of preying on nostalgia (with the I.D. Buzz) or taking a first crack at designing a futuristic, fully-electric SUVs (the I.D. Crozz) or compacts (the original I.D.), the I.D. Vizzion is meant to show off what VW thinks a completely self-driving car might look like in 2030.
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Entertainment, claims that his advisors have been preying on him financially, Siri erroneously informing the world he was dead earlier this year, a bizarre report that his blood had been stolen to sign collectible comics, and the death of his wife, Joan Lee, who passed away last year after a stroke.
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I would be, if you have kids or if you're a guardian, I would be extremely careful as to what they're doing, because I think that the preying on kids is the worst thing in the world that can occur and it is something that I deeply worry about. Yeah.
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Three of the proposed art works—a video of two raging dogs on treadmills and another of two pigs copulating, as well as a live piece with insects, amphibians and reptiles preying on one another—had to be removed before the show opened after protests and threats from animal-rights activists.
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A consortium of banks had extended an US$8.45bn one-year loan to Glencore the previous May, and, although it still had months until maturity, uncertainty around whether or not the company might be able to refinance that debt was helping feed the fear that the short-sellers were preying on.
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The big picture: The AMA declared its support for a ban on the same day that New York filed a lawsuit against vaping giant Juul for allegedly preying on and misleading teenagers with its ads and for failing to warn consumers about potential health risks associated with using its products.
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Preying on their various needs — their phone batteries had died, or they had run out of money for a taxi home, or they were sick from drinking — Mr. Sinaga convinced them to follow him home, where he said they could sleep on the floor or have a few more drinks.
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Some financial watchdogs accuse the lenders of preying on people who are sick or who, in the case of the N.F.L. retirees, have memory problems or other cognitive ailments that could mean they cannot fully grasp the terms of the loans, which often require the players' lawyers to provide consent.
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Admittedly, there's a lot to unpack here (not least the regressive notion of women as walking wombs, and Tanzer's believing he needed to find a female partner to raise children in a "loving relationship"), but—to my mind—it's a good example of how the MRA ideology recruits by preying on men's fears.
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But the divisions in the Republican Party run so deep that the latest rallying cry for many on the right has become the case of Roy S. Moore, the Senate candidate in Alabama who faces allegations of preying on many young women, including a 14-year-old, when he was in his 30s.
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Directed by Andy Muschietti (Mama), It stars Finn Wolfhard, Sophia Lillis, Jaeden Lieberher, Jack Dylan Grazer, Chosen Jacobs, Wyatt Oleff, and Jeremy Ray Taylor as a group of unpopular kids in small-town Maine who are forced to confront their greatest fears when an evil presence (the eponymous "It") starts preying on local children.
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What strangulation effectively communicates to a victim, more clearly than words could, is that an abuser is willing to exert punitive control by preying on her most fundamental visceral needs — such as the bodily imperative to gasp for air when she cannot breathe, and the desperate urge to end the intense pain that strangulation causes.
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While the deals weren't consummated, the revelations are important because, first, they undercut Giuliani's repeated claim that he has no business in Ukraine, and second, they suggest Giuliani was preying on potential clients in Ukraine who were desperate for stronger ties to the United States and his main client, the President of the United States.
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While there is no clear conclusion, the lawmakers determined that those in positions of power "prioritized their own reputation" over the health and safety of athletes and fostered an environment that made it difficult or confusing to report abuse by not having adequate policies and procedures in place to stop Nassar from preying on young women.
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While someone like Harvey Weinstein has been expelled from his industry after mostly white women came forward with stories of his harassment and abuse, many black women have pointed out that R. Kelly — who has been accused of coercing, manipulating, and preying on young black women and girls for the past 25 years — has not experienced similar widespread condemnation.
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Branson LB Many transgender people have been accused of being interlopers in public bathrooms — the myth of trans predators preying on little girls and women has managed to fuel anti-trans bathroom bills and general trans panic in the US for years now — but I wasn't exactly expecting to be accused myself on a recent Friday after work.
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Some other attempts have been scandalously disastrous, however: recall "Payday Loan" provider Wonga, backed by an illustrious set of investors but ultimately accused of, and hit hard by regulators and the public for, preying on people who were in need of funds with loans that were not transparent enough in their terms and led the borrowers into deep debt.
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Then came the November bombshell from the Washington Post that contained four women's stories of Moore preying on them as teenagers; shortly after the initial report was published, an Alabama woman named Beverly Young Nelson came forward with a horrifying account of the abuse she allegedly faced at the hands of Roy Moore when she was a teenager.
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With nine women now accusing him of preying on them when they were teenagers and he was in his 30s, Moore still not only denies any improper contact, he denies even knowing the women – even though he allegedly signed the yearbook of one and admits that he did, indeed, date teenage girls, but only after asking their mommy's permission.
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Our representatives in Washington and acting CFPB director Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE must reject the push from lenders preying on vulnerable families to overturn modest protections against these harmful debt trap loans.
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Lady Gaga, the pop singer and Academy Award hopeful for her role in "A Star Is Born," became the latest musician to apologize for collaborating with R. Kelly, the R&B singer who has long been accused of sexual misconduct and preying on teenagers, after the broadcast of an explosive investigative documentary detailing the allegations against him.
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The inner suffering that Jia describes in Ash Is Purest White can feel as heavy as a stone, but his scene-building is peppered with grim humor, from a straight-faced ballroom dance routine during a gangster's wake to a series of hilarious scams that find a desperate Qiao brilliantly preying on male stupidity and lechery.
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He told me over the phone on Thursday night, after I returned to New York, that he did not deliberately send mail to people over 70 years old and resented what he called the "dog whistle" effect of writing about someone older than that, as if I were trying to imply that he was preying on people well into their older years.
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I don't think, in the end, that True Detective is going to involve a whole bunch of cops from all across the country bringing down a massive, secretive ring of child abusers (often with occult undertones), but it's fascinating to look at how the idea of some secretive organization of the most powerful preying on the most powerless has recurred throughout all three seasons of the series.
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It is the marketing of the treatment — not the treatment itself — that risks preying on women's insecurities, and it would be a mistake to ignore the ugly fact that though vaginal rejuvenation is a positive for some (maybe even many) it does create a perception that there is a perfect-looking, or even a perfect-working, vagina out there, and no, you don't have it.
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But corruption has become even more brazen over the past year, as Mexican immigration officials and organized crime are preying on migrants, charging them thousands for the privilege of simply waiting in line in Mexico to claim asylum in the U.S. The strict limitations on asylum seekers enacted under the Trump administration has turned the process into a lucrative business for corrupt Mexican officials and cartels.
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Among the biggest concerns preying on start-up executives' minds are how it will affect their ability to relocate staff and whether the U.K. will remain a springboard from Europe into the U.S. Dan Rogers, co-founder of people analytics platform Peakon, which is based in Copenhagen but has an office in London, told CNBC he was concerned about how a Brexit would affect the free movement of workers.
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Immigrant parents in Flushing, Queens, work hard and sacrifice and spend thousands of dollars on test preparation in the hope their children will have far better jobs and live in much bigger houses, while parents on the West Side of Los Angeles fall under the temptations of con men who have found creative ways of preying on the often inexplicable but deep-seated insecurities of the American upper class.
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As "the most invisible and vulnerable class of people," dead prostitutes are small potatoes when you consider that in 224.95 there were six serial killers preying on the same 21887-square-mile area of South Central L.A. Pelisek works up a froth of outrage about this and tries to restore dignity to some of the victims by drawing sympathetic and carefully detailed life histories for each and every one of them.
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"She is now devastated because she is no longer in college, period," said the attorney, who also claims that the large size of the payment seems to suggest that Singer was exploiting the family and their lack of knowledge about the college process in the U.S. "The amount alone shows that he was preying on the Chinese community," he told the Times, claiming the family thought the money was for a donation.
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