He interjected: 'there were no prostitutes; there were never prostitutes.
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At Fogle's sentencing hearing, prosecutors said he asked prostitutes to find him younger prostitutes.
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"There were no prostitutes, there were never prostitutes," Trump told Comey in a meeting, according to the memo.
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" But he was unsure of how many football fans actually visit prostitutes, "Of course, some fans will be clients of prostitutes.
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In the January 7 memo, Comey writes that Trump interjected, "there were no prostitutes; there were never prostitutes" about his 2013 trip to Moscow.
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Licensed prostitutes in Nevada, working in legal brothels, are organizing against legislation they say will devastate them, other prostitutes across the nation and their families.
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Last week, The Times of London reported that the misconduct included hiring prostitutes, pressuring Oxfam's drivers to procure prostitutes and holding sex parties at the group's houses.
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In 1999, Sweden became the first country to prosecute prostitutes' clients rather than the prostitutes themselves, a "Nordic model" that has been adopted in countries including Canada, Iceland, Ireland and Norway.
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Drugs, prostitutes, bad businesses – I should have stayed away.
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As we first reported, Mally Mall had been accused by 3 Nevada prostitutes of having a number of shell companies used to disguise the prostitution business and forcing them to work as prostitutes.
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Three former prostitutes previously had accused Hof of sexual assault.
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In the secretly recorded video, Strache compared journalists to prostitutes.
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Nearly all the prostitutes working in Holbeck are drug addicts.
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Hawkers, beggars and street prostitutes are nowhere to be seen.
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And what happened to all the hawkers, beggars and prostitutes?
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Only prostitutes have two glasses of wine at lunch. 5.
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Baston imposed a rigid set of rules on the prostitutes.
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The aim of that was stated to be protecting prostitutes.
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Chris: At one point, I started seeing trans women prostitutes.
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Mostly that means shooting folks and having sex with prostitutes.
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We went upstairs, while the prostitutes got ready to leave.
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Rumors began to swirl about the sisters working as prostitutes.
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He has also argued against punishing men who hire prostitutes.
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After years of this, women often ended up as prostitutes.
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Chinese managers oversaw the till while Cambodian prostitutes napped nearby.
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" In some places, women of color "are mistaken as prostitutes.
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" Which sounds like a Craigslist ad for Russian prostitutes: "No.
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Gautama's favorite thing about hiring prostitutes was negotiating the price.
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A beach boy, John presumed, one of those male prostitutes.
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All of the victims worked as prostitutes, authorities told CNN.
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But unions representing prostitutes and nongovernmental organizations that support them have complained that not enough money is allocated to help France's 20,000 to 40,000 prostitutes, an estimate provided by various organizations and government agencies.
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Obvious target groups include prostitutes, injecting drug users and the promiscuous.
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Drivers slow down and make deals with prostitutes from the window.
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He quickly developed a reputation with law enforcement for assaulting prostitutes.
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He lived in luxury -- prostitutes, movie nights, gourmet meals and parties.
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"I had prostitutes answering me, all sorts of riffraff," he said.
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Local media have described the two victims as prostitutes from Indonesia.
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Hauwermeiren has denied paying for sex with prostitutes or abusing minors.
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France has between 30,000 and 40,000 prostitutes, according to official estimates.
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One franchise staple is players' ability to hire, then murder, prostitutes.
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Two former prostitutes alleged he sexually assaulted them several years ago.
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Turner made many explicit erotic drawings and apparently slept with prostitutes.
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Only 1 or 2% of prostitutes came from outside the town.
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Cinema has a long, storied history with prostitutes — especially female ones.
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Instead, many prostitutes argue, it has made things considerably more dangerous.
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He spoke openly about disliking overweight people and about visiting prostitutes.
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Stop saying "solicited prostitutes," when it is trafficked and exploited children.
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The prostitutes complain that the throngs of tourists deter paying customers.
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And some were isolated, users of drugs or alcohol, or prostitutes.
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Patriots owner Robert Kraft charged with two counts of soliciting prostitutes.
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Men sleep with prostitutes, or force their hands down women's throats.
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Some downtown squares were the domain of prostitutes and drug dealers.
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He's the guy that broke the Eliot Spitzer with prostitutes story.
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Most prostitutes in Schroeder's experience have a pimp and are trafficked.
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So, when Napoleon and his smart friends needed some female energy—and the European prostitutes Napoleon requested couldn't make it due to Britain's blockade—they found themselves interacting with Egyptian prostitutes who were often also dancers.
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She said she believed that the city truly wanted to help protect and support prostitutes, but that after 10 years of overseeing so many cases of abused prostitutes, she is skeptical that prostitution can be normalized.
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And 100% of these girls become prostitutes or live on the streets.
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George runs a ministry for prostitutes and children in impoverished inner cities.
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He was often caught with prostitutes on the day of a fight.
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Harris doesn't deny repeatedly cheating on his wife, including trysts with prostitutes.
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Transgender prostitutes are visible on the streets of many Latin American cities.
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There are no 'baby prostitutes' – only sexually abused, exploited and raped children.
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Strip clubs and prostitutes offer the fulfillment of more promiscuous desires, anyway.
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OK, if it's just a stereotype, what percentage of prostitutes are men?
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"Seungri has never provided prostitutes," his lawyer, Son Byoung-ho, told Reuters.
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Francis rejected the idea that going to prostitutes could be considered harmless.
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The alleged bribes range from cash to prostitutes to extravagant vacations.—VICE
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Then SEX changed to Seditionaries: clothes for prostitutes, heroes, dykes, and punks.
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Prostitutes were often involuntarily inscribed with the initials of pimps and lovers.
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Away from performance, however, they were often close to courtesans or prostitutes.
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The sisterhood among the madam's prostitutes easily devolves into betrayal or indifference.
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Beautiful women, the morning after, tend to look like prostitutes to him.
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"These former political prisoners were considered prostitutes and 'tarnished,'" Marching told me.
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At one point in the video, Mr. Strache compared journalists to prostitutes.
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This site was among the blogs that had described them as prostitutes.
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He said he last saw prostitutes in the area two weeks ago.
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Prostitutes have joined in asking for a review of the law's constitutionality.
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Activists say government-backed programs to find prostitutes new jobs are unrealistic.
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The law would also help foreign prostitutes acquire temporary residence permits and find other work, since 80 percent to 90 percent of France's prostitutes come from outside the country and are victims of human trafficking, Ms. Rossignol said.
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Sandra wants to understand the prostitutes; Abby (Margarita Levieva) wants to save them.
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Now he remembers the Times Square of old, with prostitutes and drug dealers.
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"This area used to be used by drug addicts or prostitutes," she said.
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If they were trained properly and listened, most prostitutes would get help sooner.
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They also have a crazy story about "golden showers," prostitutes and potential blackmail.
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Prostitutes working in these can register as self-employed and pay taxes accordingly.
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The suspect was also accused of engaging the services of prostitutes and adultery.
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In fact, according to most pop culture portrayals, prostitutes are anything but feminist.
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For research, Osakwe interviewed prostitutes about pricing and which physical assets they emphasized.
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An aggressive campaign against the sex trade followed, and some prostitutes fought back.
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Mary Ellen Mark, not Indian herself, did extraordinary work photographing prostitutes in Mumbai.
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" Braude himself adds: "Prostitutes were regarded as the ultimate arrivistes, callous social climbers.
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Someone who knew where the drug-addicted women and perhaps prostitutes would congregate.
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Her girls offered a service that seemed less sketchy than California's cheaper prostitutes.
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He visits prostitutes 2 or 3 times a day and usually doesn't pay.
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" In another he asked, "Why do these middle Eastern prostitutes Harass me everyday?
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"You're going to find the criminals, prostitutes and the malefactors," Mr. Holys said.
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Also at the time, Caravaggio was painting beggars and prostitutes into religious settings.
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Abandoned factories are now used by the homeless, drug dealers, prostitutes and churches.
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Stories about hustlers or prostitutes are commonplace in both straight and gay fiction.
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Addicts and dealers haunt corners and squares where prostitutes once plied their trade.
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Ray Charles used to stay upstairs and do heroin and mess with prostitutes.
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It is alleged by the report that some of the prostitutes were underage.
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This year, with the help of a progressive-minded mayor, a group of former and active prostitutes has embarked upon a new effort: setting up their own brothel, My Red Light, which they say is an ambitious experiment in empowering prostitutes.
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Prostitutes are welcome to come here for a coffee and information on their rights.
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"The police have no policy of harassing the prostitutes on the streets," Kaweesi said.
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But Acosta said Thursday he doesn't consider the victims prostitutes, emphasizing they were children.
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Stories abound of family barbecues interrupted by prostitutes and punters cavorting in nearby gardens.
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Some asked why the government was not cracking down on prostitutes or short skirts.
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The scathing report said that seven DEA agents admitted to attending parties with prostitutes.
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In exchange, he got prostitutes, luxury travel and loads of other freebees, including booze.
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I felt like playing with the tropes of the way prostitutes are often depicted.
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Both female and male prostitutes walked the streets, offering a full range of services.
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NGOs say police officers often abuse their power, demanding sex and money from prostitutes.
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He introduced us to his cohorts: a pimp, a few prostitutes, lots of crackheads.
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He also admitted to visiting prostitutes, one of whom testified against him during trial.
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At school, I liked Jesus because he hung out with poor people and prostitutes.
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She falls prey to the temptations of dope, loses her purity, and prostitutes herself.
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They had worked as lookouts for the sicarios , and as prostitutes for the men.
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"There are over two hundred thousand child prostitutes in the south alone," she says.
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Spitzer resigned from New York's gubernatorial office in 2008 amid allegations he solicited prostitutes.
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The police have been sweeping up prostitutes from nightclubs and beggars from the streets.
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Her book is about prostitutes, so I assume she was once a sex worker.
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They also could have gone with saloon girls or even just plain prostitutes, a.k.a.
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Why were prostitutes prosecuted in some cases and in others respected and fawned on?
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Women, not surprisingly, avoided the bar save for prostitutes and some very tough barmaids.
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Gilbert's obstinacy helped reveal the existence of a murderer preying on South Shore prostitutes.
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A third said he was forced to procure prostitutes for Mr. Weinstein in 2007.
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For some, her death highlighted how little attention is given to violence against prostitutes.
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His brother set prices for sex with prostitutes at the same location, she said.
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He rails against women: Hillary Clinton, Michelle Wolf, porn stars, Playboy models, prostitutes. Sad!
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Were the leaders being given special treatment that included access to drugs and prostitutes?
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Prostitutes would most likely work openly out of homes in neighborhoods across the city.
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African men are perceived to be drug dealers, and women are seen as prostitutes.
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It detailed shady real estate deals and alleged evenings the president spent with prostitutes.
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At the first breath of spring, the girls all started to dress like prostitutes.
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For instance, we dress like prostitutes and then complain when we're not taken seriously.
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"Single women would have to wear yellow badges, prostitutes would wear red," Horvath explains.
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Did Trump watch prostitutes in Russia pee on each other in Moscow in 2013?
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He interjected, 'there were no prostitutes; there were never prostitutes,'" Comey wrote, adding that, "I said I wasn't saying this was true, only that I wanted him to know both that it had been reported and that the reports were in many hands.
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Some porn stars even live in Vegas, where many work as prostitutes in legal brothels.
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He explained how his "Bunny Bible" encourages prostitutes to upsell clients after achieving a rapport.
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Jezebel: Prostitutes who work in a secret club accessible only by Commanders and foreign ambassadors.
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In a press conference on November 23rd he called the reporters "dirty, anti-Slovak prostitutes".
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She hurled vitriol against gamblers, adulterers, and men who patronized prostitutes and despoiled young girls.
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Prostitutes are extremely vulnerable to rape, yet they are often treated dismissively by the police.
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"(Trinidadians) think we are prostitutes, we bring drugs, guns, that sort of thing," Rojas said.
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However, my weirdest experience with a wealthy customer does not involve any cocaine or prostitutes.
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When prostitutes began disappearing from Poughkeepsie's streets, police circulated photos of Francois as a warning.
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The population of London's prostitutes rose to an estimated 50,000; rates of disease soared accordingly.
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Chanel's ring is the very rare and expensive "whore cut," usually reserved for Russian prostitutes.
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Police also claimed that Harris visited prostitutes, one of whom testified against him during trial.
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Fogle is appealing his 15 plus year sentence for child pornography and soliciting child prostitutes.
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A pretty much gender-balanced array of soldiers, dandies, vampire artistos, explorers, and plucky prostitutes.
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"There are no 'baby prostitutes' - only sexually abused, exploited and raped children," the letter said.
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"They think this is a savage place, full of prostitutes and thieves," Mr. Román said.
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Will Gucci start marketing the pubic wigs once used for syphilitic prostitutes in the 1450s?
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Female prostitutes especially face statistically high murder and violent crime rates in comparison to civilians.
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He would see prostitutes and those who were -- in those days -- they called them winos.
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Read Nick's latest story on the race: Fact Check: Did Senator Menendez Hire Underage Prostitutes?
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But given the density of downtown Athens, it's virtually impossible to house prostitutes there legally.
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They said Mr. Dunnings had paid prostitutes for sex, finding women on websites like Backpage.
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It was a formerly gay area that had given way to prostitutes and sex shops.
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It's not very civilized to be spending half your time outside of work with prostitutes.
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I would wait every two weeks for my unemployment check and waste it on prostitutes.
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Portugal introduced targeted messaging to particular groups — prostitutes, Ukrainians, high school dropouts, and so on.
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All it establishes is that a man was with two prostitutes in a hotel room.
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Over 45 years, he targeted marginalized women, including prostitutes and drug users, the authorities say.
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Menendez was also investigated for allegedly paying for underage prostitutes while in the Dominican Republic.
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A 2012 study of the experiences of 116 countries found that legalizing prostitution — buying as well as selling sex — does make life healthier and safer for prostitutes, and encourages buyers to prefer legal prostitutes over illegal ones, who are more likely to be trafficked.
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I didn't want to focus their attention on the matters of HIV or prostitutes or whatever.
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They found that those who were thinking about their mortality gave more severe sentences to prostitutes.
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But lactation fetishes are common enough that, according to Griffiths, there are even specialist lactophile prostitutes.
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Another girl on board told Mary that they would be used as prostitutes upon reaching Europe.
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Ipswich opted for the "Nordic model" in 2007, after several prostitutes were murdered in the town.
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" Qasim ends the video saying: "We are famous, but we are not prostitutes like some say.
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How all his colleagues and fellow hedgies essentially had yachts filled with prostitutes in their backyard?
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This is the core of the argument behind Revolting Prostitutes: The Fight for Sex Workers' Rights.
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She and the prostitutes who worked there, including four Venezuelans, had no other income, she said.
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In addition to the alleged use of prostitutes, Harris had allegedly been sexting with multiple women.
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And because men refuse to reveal identifying information, prostitutes have little recourse if they are attacked.
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Under the proposed new law, prostitutes would be required to meet regularly with government health counselors.
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The English Collective of Prostitutes, a pro-legalization group said the study confirmed sex workers' experience.
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Because bad words were turning women around in the world into full blown prostitutes in 21982.
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Lee denied procuring prostitutes last month when media said he had been involved in "sex bribery".
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According to the indictment, the party was attended by a number of Navy members and prostitutes.
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It describes the physical attributes and sexual proclivities of working prostitutes in London's Covent Garden area.
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The law that allowed child-rape victims to be classified as prostitutes was scrapped in 2015.
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One diplomat told the author that 30,000 Nigerian women, mostly from Edo, are prostitutes in Italy.
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In the 1880s, she began volunteering in London to help homeless prostitutes, among other downtrodden groups.
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As lead prosecutor, Dunnings cracked down on prostitutes and johns, according to the Lansing State Journal.
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A few prostitutes who listened to the ruling in court said they were saddened and outraged.
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Kathleen Biden has claimed in divorce docs Hunter blew a fortune on prostitutes and other women.
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They worried about still pending potential Medicaid cuts that could end coverage for many prostitutes' children.
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Dr. Mary Stipp, who ministers to prostitutes, makes it her mission to find the missing girls.
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An influential Peruvian industrialist named Enrique is photographed in flagrante amid a heap of slatternly prostitutes.
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Italians accuse Africans of stealing jobs and of all being thieves, rapists, prostitutes and drug dealers.
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Mr. Strache called journalists "the biggest" prostitutes on the planet, though he used a crasser term.
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And Casa Xochiquetzal is no ordinary house: It is a shelter for retired or semiretired prostitutes.
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It's where children are sold and raised to become priests and priestesses, temple prostitutes and warriors.
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As she approached a small bridge often trafficked by African prostitutes, she noticed a car waiting.
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They were ordered to drop their pants and submit to a fondling before engaging with prostitutes.
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But, like Mr. Little, Mr. Franklin had targeted young black women, including drug users and prostitutes.
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The sex industry has grown as the city has gentrified, according to prostitutes and the police.
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It recently found girls as young as 12 working as prostitutes on the streets of Paris.
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Hunter denied hiring prostitutes, and said that he hadn't been to a strip club in years.
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And you can rally and rail against Asian women as prostitutes, but you can't erase history.
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The accepted interpretation is that it depicts five prostitutes in a brothel, eyeballing a male patron.
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He targeted marginalized women, including prostitutes and addicts, whose deaths sometimes went uninvestigated, the agency said.
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Consider someone who has sex phone lines on speed dial, chronically masturbates, or visits prostitutes compulsively.
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Manon is pushed by German soldiers into a line of prostitutes bound for exile in New Orleans.
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He welcomed Black Panthers and hippies and drug dealers and prostitutes when that constituted full-on heresy.
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Johnston, used to the drugs and prostitutes, felt unsafe after an elderly woman had recently been raped.
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Last month, Hugin ran a commercial repeating allegations that Menendez hired underage prostitutes in the Dominican Republic.
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If Elise's honor system were imposed everywhere, many prostitutes would not work without guaranteed payment, Hof said.
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I had seen the prostitutes on Saint-Denis in broad daylight, leaning in shallow doorways, tired, ravaged.
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Makeup was seen as something for prostitutes, so brows were left full and bushy, and skin bare.
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In one conversation, Trump insisted to Comey that it was unimaginable that he would sleep with prostitutes.
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Some right-wing politicians in Japan have also angered Koreans by calling the women nothing but prostitutes.
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" Furthermore, White allegedly claimed, "I met you, you introduced me to cocaine, prostitutes, mental abuse and disease.
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The new bar—a prototype Hooters—becomes the favoured watering hole for the Deuce's pimps and prostitutes.
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Prostitutes were the first porn stars, and the show is peopled by streetwalkers, pimps, bartenders and mobsters.
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Evidence that the Swedish approach either reduces demand for commercial sex or harm to prostitutes is scanty.
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Under California's law, felony pimping is defined as making money off prostitutes or soliciting customers for prostitution.
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Germany is considering a new law that will require men to wear condoms during sex with prostitutes.
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As the prison's deputy director, he gave Guzmán access to cellphones, drugs, Viagra, prostitutes, and restaurant food.
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Seattle's Green River killer is believed to have murdered at least 49 women, most of them prostitutes.
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"Frank Sinatra used to fuck prostitutes all the time, and he'd drink Jack Daniels religiously," Jidenna explains.
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Patricia slept in public restrooms and learned, from Xhosa prostitutes she met, how to navigate the shadows.
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The Times said some Oxfam staff in Haiti after the earthquake had paid for sex with prostitutes.
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He also admitted to supporting himself by robbing johns who came into the neighborhood looking for prostitutes.
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Someone could buy a bunch of them and the robots could be the prostitutes instead of people.
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He's also sleeping with prostitutes and butting heads with Andrei, who doesn't believe his tales of heroism.
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That approach changed after 2002, when 14 young prostitutes died in a fire, trapped in their rooms.
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And in 2015, he was secretly recorded outside a strip club discussing state business and prostitutes. 5.
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And of course no evening was complete without elegantly attired prostitutes and courtesans working the gaming rooms.
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The prostitutes, called "central bankers" because of where they gather, walk the street without fear of arrest.
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He restructured life-drawing classes, so rather than using prostitutes and courtesans, everyone would draw each other.
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I've always kept 878 clean from drugs and prostitutes, though people would smoke weed at Casa Chai.
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"Some of you are dirty, anti-Slovak prostitutes, and I stand by my words," Fico told journalists.
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Zarrab admitted that in 2013 he paid for prostitutes to satisfy "others," likely business partners and clients.
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Some were prostitutes, while others were "charity girls" who had sex in exchange for meals or entertainment.
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The Nordic model of criminalizing clients does not help prostitutes—instead, it increases danger for sex workers.
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Mr. Alaniz said he believed that all of the victims worked as prostitutes in the Laredo area.
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He smoked cigars, kept a flower in his lapel, and saluted the prostitutes who warmed his heart.
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But apparently, when you're trying to win a campaign, prostitutes, bribes and spies work pretty well too.
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Ms. Méndez tried to insist, but he refused again and again, telling her only prostitutes contracted S.T.I.s.
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I heard cases on land disputes, inheritance spats and, one morning, a case between two squabbling prostitutes.
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Clinton, including corrupt business dealings and salacious details alleging an encounter between Mr. Trump and Russian prostitutes.
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Working for the Jacksonville sheriff, he doggedly pursued a rapist who preyed on poor women and prostitutes.
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In their place, he populated Alghero mostly with convicts, prostitutes and other undesirables, many of them Catalans.
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The five London women murdered by Jack the Ripper, in 1888, were long assumed to be prostitutes.
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The friends wanted to know what the prostitutes had looked like, how they'd dressed, what they'd said.
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Many share stories of being solicited by men who assumed they were prostitutes because they were black.
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Not everyone likes the idea, among them some fellow prostitutes who are suspicious of the city's involvement.
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One of the town's reported 21 prostitutes was said to have a parrot trained to proposition men.
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Davis, who said she ran a prostitution ring, claims she provided prostitutes to then-New York Gov.
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When the agents asked whether, in retrospect, Mr. Awlaki's documented patronage of prostitutes disturbed him, he demurred.
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It was influenced by outcasts, too, including peddlers, prostitutes, and impoverished women hired to weep at funerals.
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Forty-three years ago, 100 prostitutes occupied a church in Lyon, France, for an eight-day strike.
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He spent much of that time drawing the beggars and prostitutes he could see from his window.
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"Hunter Biden's Estranged Wife Claims He Spent 'Extravagantly' on Drugs, Alcohol, Prostitutes and Strip Clubs," blasted People.
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One hundred prostitutes provide sex as a service to anywhere between 200 and 300 men a night.
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One day, I was simply walking on a street the police were staking out to arrest prostitutes.
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For this reason, charities working with prostitutes are worried about the rise in arrests of young women.
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The law also repeals an existing measure that penalizes solicitation by prostitutes, which many viewed as having forced prostitutes to work in more desolate neighborhoods or outside of city centers where they were less likely to be arrested by the police, but also where they were less safe.
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Before that I worked at HBO where I interviewed prostitutes and before that I was a computer programmer.
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People staggering and shouting, street kids darting around, and prostitutes negotiating with sex tourists in socks and sandals.
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He denied procuring prostitutes last month when a media outlet reported he had been involved in "sex bribery".
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Santos said owning a sex robot could lead to fewer people visiting prostitutes which would combat sex trafficking.
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Reznick said that the officers charged in the case had sex with prostitutes while on and off-duty.
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Raspanti allegedly was rewarded with discounted sex with prostitutes for providing Paz with information from a department computer.
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There's a feeling that the medical profession think prostitutes bring it on themselves, like you're wasting their time.
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Since he was charged, Childs has retained counsel and has said in interviews that he never solicited prostitutes.
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But she also wants to avoid getting beaten up by older prostitutes who resent the competition she represents.
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Some 4,13 Venezuelan prostitutes are thought to be working in Colombia; the trade is legal in both countries.
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The prosecution also alleged Harris met with prostitutes and other women in the days before his son died.
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There are no more parties, prostitutes or feasts, only 23 hours a day in a small concrete cell.
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According to Empower's critics, these situations make abuse of prostitutes fundamentally different from other kinds of worker exploitation.
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ROME – Police in Italy have arrested five Romanians for allegedly exploiting other Romanians as unpaid farmworkers and prostitutes.
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Those arrested were jailed for investigation of suspected human trafficking, exploitation of prostitutes and sexual exploitation of minors.
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" Allissa -- one of the prostitutes -- added, "If the Knights go all the way, I'll go all the way.
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Nearly a century before, Edgar Degas had painted inhabitants of his own demimonde: prostitutes, ballet dancers, jockeys, chanteuses.
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"Some of the mothers in the camp are raising ISIS children, but others have become prostitutes," he said.
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Reichberg and several police officials were charged in June with a bribery scheme involving prostitutes and luxury trips.
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Investigators also found the police deeply dismissive of sexual assault victims and hostile toward prostitutes and transgender people.
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"Degenerates are not always criminals, prostitutes, anarchists and pronounced lunatics; they are often authors and artists," Nordau wrote.
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In a scene halfway through the season, two prostitutes stand outside a sleazy Chinese restaurant as it rains.
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The former FBI Director isn't able to say, conclusively, that the president wasn't involved with prostitutes in Russia.
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A Grammy award-winning musician and 83 prostitutes, as well as many gunmen, were reportedly among the guests.
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Condoms can be a deciding factor in whether to arrest prostitutes or hand down penalties, the report said.
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Stevie is safe, but one of the real child prostitutes they were attempting to protect is gone. Forever.
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Behind the storefronts, you'll find thousands of tiny, dark, almost suffocating rooms, where the prostitutes take their clients.
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The activism by the English Collective of Prostitutes was an essential part of the Wages for Housework campaign.
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Other dossier assertions remain neither proved nor disproved, notably its claim about Mr. Trump's alleged dalliance with prostitutes.
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He was shocked, in London, when a pair of prostitutes propositioned him from inside a slowly moving car.
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Women have reported being forced to work as prostitutes to earn money for the trip across the sea.
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People told her it was no profession for a young woman and that only prostitutes worked as actresses.
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Some of them are former prostitutes, but several of them were also professors, journalists, lawyers and acclaimed chefs.
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Jon Stanard (R) used a state-issued cell phone and taxpayer-funded hotel visits to meet with prostitutes.
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The wide-ranging conversation between the three men touched on subjects ranging from recent government business to prostitutes.
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The memos describe sex videos involving prostitutes with Mr. Trump in a 2013 visit to a Moscow hotel.
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Oxfam's workers are accused of hiring prostitutes while working in Haiti (after the 2010 earthquake) and in Chad.
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Prostitutes were imprisoned in such large numbers, the government had to set up makeshift camps to house them.
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Many of the performers who helped enable their success became prostitutes, offering their services on websites like RentMen.
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Before the script, Lisa lived an intensely chaotic life, selling gear to prostitutes to finance her own habit.
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" Laura Watson, from the English Collective of Prostitutes (ECP), calls the rise in arrests of young women "horrifying.
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They were forced to work as prostitutes to repay the debt to the woman they knew as "Madam Sandra".
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Urdiales attacked and killed six more women in California and in Illinois who were working as prostitutes, authorities said.
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News that prostitutes are booking apartments online via Airbnb undercuts the gains boasted about by the government, said Jakobsson.
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Authorities have said nearly all the dead women worked as prostitutes before they disappeared between 2003 and early 2005.
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Benigno, 64, "whispered in [Lockwood's] ear about having 'threesomes' with him and his wife and prostitutes," the suit claims.
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"Police are also going to be looking at other hitchhikers who've disappeared and prostitutes that are missing," Kelly says.
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One Thai smuggler used prostitutes to pose as legal trophy hunters; the dead beasts' horns ended up in Asia.
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Lamar Odom says he's addicted to sex -- and claims he's bedded more than 2,000 women ... including strippers and prostitutes.
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The next day his fiancé yelled at him,, and the groom-to-be continued partaking in cocaine and prostitutes.
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Some tell of being disowned by their families and having to work as prostitutes, for lack of other choices.
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And we discovered something: Even dudes who've published detailed accounts of having sex with prostitutes can still get embarrassed.
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He also claimed he has set up screen legends with prostitutes, including Katharine Hepburn, Vincent Price and Rock Hudson.
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Nuns, she reported, were considered "safe" sexual partners for priests fearing infection with HIV from prostitutes or other women.
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They're not wrong — serial killers notoriously prey on prostitutes because they are available and less likely to be missed.
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And just a few months before that, Sapp was arrested in Arizona for a violent incident involving 2 prostitutes.
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The 2012 gathering in Cartagena, Colombia, for example, was dominated by scandal over U.S. Secret Service agents hiring prostitutes.
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The men were charged with having "sex with under-aged prostitutes", a charge that shamed the victims into silence.
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He got along with everybody—prostitutes, pedicab drivers, street vendors, angkringan vendors, alcoholics... He took care of marginalized groups.
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Prostitution is legal in France, but prostitutes are often arrested and charged for soliciting in public, which is prohibited.
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The narrow, filthy lanes in which the prostitutes huddle, the yellow gaslights, the smell of perfume, Stephen's trembling heart.
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Prostitutes trawl for customers at night, walking past shops that sell Tibetan mandala paintings, organic produce and essential oils.
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Trump said he was a "germaphobe" and suggested that someone like him wouldn't need to hire prostitutes, Comey said.
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Authorities arrested more than a dozen low-level employees accused of luring Chinese tourists with free accommodations and prostitutes.
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Its new definition, "a covert**** means of influencing legislation with cash and prostitutes," has virtually eclipsed its original meaning.
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In 2010, he helped shame HBO out of rebroadcasting a dated documentary on prostitutes in the Hunts Point area.
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It picks over Trump's perhaps not unreasonable fury at unsubstantiated reports he cavorted with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel.
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The Steele dossier includes an unverified claim that Russian authorities recorded Trump watching prostitutes urinate in a hotel suite.
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And not just write about the questions over the "pee tape" but also broader allegations that Trump frequented prostitutes.
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Caplan has seen prostitutes brought into nursing homes to visit lonely patients, and nurses that look the other way.
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Dubai has a lively night life, with numerous gay bars and nightclubs where East European prostitutes openly solicit customers.
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The law, adopted under former President François Hollande, was intended to discourage prostitution while increasing the safety of prostitutes.
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" Sometimes bribes would be distributed in the form of "Rolex watches, $3,20183 bottles of wine, yachts, helicopters and prostitutes.
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Prostitutes now advertise online, sex dates are arranged over the phone and brothels operate inside apartments in residential neighborhoods. .
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The California Prostitutes Education Project was founded in 1984 to research AIDS in women, and provide education and condoms.
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Sometimes women who are not retired prostitutes are temporarily taken in, usually homeless women who are victims of abuse.
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Prostitutes now advertise online, sex dates are arranged over the phone and brothels operate inside apartments in residential neighborhoods.
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Supporters say a bill being considered by the District of Columbia Council would protect prostitutes in the nation's capital.
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Prostitutes in many American cities are disproportionately African-American, Native American and Latina women and transgender people, advocates say.
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Mr. Trump denied many of the sensational and unverified claims in the dossier, including any involvement with Russian prostitutes.
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Prostitutes were integrated into society and given the opportunity to find jobs as taxi drivers, educators or skilled workers.
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In 6843, the head of personnel was convicted of supplying prostitutes and Viagra to labor leaders at company expense.
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Mr. Wade also promoted five women as prostitutes on the website in addition to the minors, the office said.
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His only strict directive was to make all the design decisions along with a group of about five prostitutes.
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He was referring to accusations of Louisville's entertaining basketball recruits and players with prostitutes in an on-campus dorm.
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, frequented prostitutes, according to CNN, which detailed the posts in a story published online Tuesday.
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Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, pleaded not guilty to charges of soliciting prostitutes in Florida.
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The point of that exercise was to understand how prostitutes can reduce the risk that comes with their job.
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Local media in Laredo, 150 miles (240 km) southwest of San Antonio, said they had been working as prostitutes.
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" Sometimes bribes would be distributed in the form of "Rolex watches, $3,000 bottles of wine, yachts, helicopters and prostitutes.
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In 2008, after Mr. Spitzer resigned from office after he was caught on a federal wiretap arranging to meet high-priced prostitutes, Mr. Stone claimed credit for spreading the rumor that the governor wore his black dress socks during his sexual encounters with prostitutes, an indelible image that has stuck to Mr. Spitzer.
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But Mary-Lou, like other prostitutes who worked at Head in the Clouds, had Neo-C coding in her stack.
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After seizing power in 1949, the party used its control of the economy to provide alternative jobs for many prostitutes.
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As soon as the Chinese Communists took power in 1949, they shut down all the brothels and reformed the prostitutes.
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"Nobody does anything against the prostitutes who attack and rob our tourists," a bar owner told the Spanish newspaper Ultimahora.es.
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She said comparing prostitutes to robots was dehumanising and the sexual objectification of women through sex dolls was also problematic.
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After shooting Booker, Asay — who was looking to have sex with prostitutes — approached McDowell, who was dressed as a woman.
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Throughout their traumatic night, Hysell and Malloy are accused of being prostitutes pimped by Greene and sexually intimidated by officers.
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In the original February filing, Kathleen accused Hunter of spending the family's money on prostitutes, drugs, alcohol and strip clubs.
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In the early years after the revolution, thousands of people were executed, including prostitutes, homosexuals, adulterers and the shah's officials.
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In the late 1980s local women who went to Italy as tomato-pickers found they could earn more as prostitutes.
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Following the vote, police obtained a warrant and seized Love Ranch's licenses and the prostitutes' required work cards without confrontation.
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Louisville is under NCAA investigation of allegations that a former basketball employee organized parties for recruits with dancers and prostitutes.
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Francis responded that in Italy it was likely that some 90 percent of male clients of prostitutes were baptized Catholics.
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Three TSA air marshals in Chicago were accused of spending taxpayer money on hotel rooms to have sex with prostitutes.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated Robert Kraft was arrested in connection with charges of soliciting prostitutes.
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Prostitutes who wish to leave the sex business will be eligible for funding to pay for training in other fields.
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" The CSCC tweeted back: "Awlaki—another hypocrite held up as a model of piety—visited prostitutes at least seven times.
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Piedrahita plied Ciccione with prostitutes, food, drinks and around $20,000 in cash at the Marriott Bogota, according to court documents.
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In Switzerland, sex workers are required to have permits; establishments with two or more prostitutes must register as massage parlors.
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In the 22000s, prostitutes were part of the Mau Mau uprising that led to Kenya's liberation from British colonial rule.
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Still, the two manifest their destinies and indulge themselves in the village, getting into bar brawls and boozing with prostitutes.
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"The political class remains silent," Thierry Schaffauser, president of Strass, a union of prostitutes in France, wrote after her killing.
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In the western city of Nantes, prostitutes surveyed for the report said they now accepted clients they used to blacklist.
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Law enforcement officials said that between 2010 and 2015, Mr. Dunnings had paid for sex from prostitutes across three counties.
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His knack for high-end prostitutes and his unusual occupation make him an odd choice for an audience-identification character.
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A lot of people think that—when they think of trans girls, they think of a girl who prostitutes herself.
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He said that current law enforcement practices to fight sex trafficking end up making life harder for prostitutes in general.
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Emin also denies knowledge of any offer to send prostitutes to Trump's hotel room during a 73 visit to Moscow.
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Emin also denies knowledge of any offer to send prostitutes to Trump's hotel room during a 2013 visit to Moscow.
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He's a simple fellow who likes to drink ouzo and, when he can afford it, sleep with the local prostitutes.
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In the 1950s, prostitutes were part of the Mau Mau uprising that led to Kenya's liberation from British colonial rule.
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The bar was a watering hole for artists, prostitutes, pimps, drunks and whoever else might have walked in that night.
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Chumlong Lemtongthai, a Thai citizen, and his band of gun-toting prostitutes were surely the most remarkable of those gangs.
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In Sunset Park on Wednesday evening, Luis Ludec, 60, a resident, said he has seen prostitutes working in the neighborhood.
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In her dingy cell, Ms. Andreeva gave an impromptu performance for a dozen fellow prisoners, mostly prostitutes and drug dealers.
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Some prostitutes who have been sex trafficked find themselves on the other side from sex workers who have not been.
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Chester turned to prostitutes, drugs and crime to escape family problems and uneasy relationships with peers during his teenage years.
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No city wants to admit that it has prostitutes walking the streets or going on calls arranged via the internet.
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Corrupt staff members provide wealthier inmates with drugs, outings and even prostitutes, say analysts who have studied the corrections system.
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In the city's red light district, prostitutes can be seen behind large windows, their white tops glowing under black lights.
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The prostitutes also requested that a small locker be built within the bed frame with a slit to insert cash.
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Suddenly the papers were saying that when he was 16 Wayne had been seeing prostitutes in a Liverpool massage parlour.
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Shortly after that email was sent, Francis arranged for several prostitutes from Mongolia to be sent to Amundson, prosecutors said.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov reportedly compared the women accusing movie mogul Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct to prostitutes on Thursday.
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One of her primary goals early on, to prosecute people who hire prostitutes, has rarely come up in recent years.
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One of her primary goals early on, to prosecute people who hire prostitutes, has rarely come up in recent years.
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Such "tainted" women are sent to the Abbey of the Unwanted, where they harness limited magic and work as prostitutes.
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I heard through the grapevine—though I'm not sure if it's true—that some of the prostitutes were killed upstairs.
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The British charity Oxfam disclosed that several employees hired and exploited prostitutes while providing humanitarian relief in Chad and Haiti.
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THE LUCKY STARBy William T. Vollmann Across three decades and two dozen volumes of immersive fiction and nonfiction, William T. Vollmann has traversed landscapes of impossible beauty and extreme degradation, returning to produce exhaustive works on war, poverty, disasters, despots, immigrants, activists, sadists, scientists, martyrs, con artists, artist-artists and prostitutes — many, many prostitutes.
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Judge Jeon said the prostitutes had been "comfort women for the United States military," touching on one of the country's most delicate historical issues by using the same euphemism for prostitutes the Japanese have applied to Korean and other women who were forced into sexual servitude by its soldiers during World War II. The plaintiffs had encouraged that comparison, arguing that it was hypocritical for South Korea to condemn Japan for its historical wrongdoings while not acknowledging its own role in ensuring that foreign soldiers had access to Korean prostitutes.
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Little confessed that he strangled both women to death after they willingly engaged in sex with him as prostitutes, prosecutors said.
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" Comey writes that Trump told him to consider having the FBI investigate the prostitutes' allegation to "prove it was a lie.
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I won't talk about the vibrancy the West Village's transgender prostitutes mastering the cobblestone streets in stilettos added to the city.
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According to DNAinfo, the officers also scored "food, alcohol, parties, dancers, and prostitutes" from other expediters in exchange for their services.
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One colleague bragged of renting a strip club for one night, splurging on drinks and prostitutes for himself and for friends.
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Flynt also offered a reward for information about former U.S. Senator David Vitter, who in 2007 conceded he had hired prostitutes.
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Activists worry that the registry will be used to further discriminate and crack down on LGBTQ communities, drug users, and prostitutes.
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But others argue that it makes prostitutes more vulnerable, because they have less time to negotiate with clients fearful of arrest.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesperson compared the women who accused disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault and harassment to prostitutes.
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But Buffer gave us a pretty long list of winners from fight night -- Vegas, promoters, banks, bartenders and, of course, prostitutes!
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Prostitutes rarely own homes or even cars, which should lay to rest the idea that prostitution is an attractive career choice.
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During his eight-year prison stay, Guzman smuggled in lovers, prostitutes and Viagra, according to accounts published in the Mexican media.
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In July, the Times reported that Dr. Carmen A. Puliafito, a USC medical school dean, used drugs and partied with prostitutes.
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Enslaved prostitutes are typically fed fast food, not "a $30 curry", says Peter Warrack, a Canadian expert on the screening software.
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Research has found that men who become Pentecostal Christians tend to give up alcohol and prostitutes, and that their families benefit.
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According to Merteuil, large sports events are more likely to lead to increased "repression against prostitutes," and violence against sex workers.
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Meanwhile, no one realizes one of prostitutes at the brothel where Limón first started his taxi decoy was paying close attention.
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"His pieces were made to make things happen — to get food, money, prostitutes, whatever it might have been," P-Orridge says.
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Cervantes subverts the genre, uncannily referencing its baroque aesthetic, while mixing in contemporary influences, such as Mexican folkloric figurines of prostitutes.
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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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Everything I knew about rape culture told me prostitutes get raped because they put themselves in sexually vulnerable situations for money.
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Comey writes how Trump repeatedly denied to him having been involved in an encounter with Russian prostitutes in a Moscow hotel.
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In the deposition, Miller said he'd visited "Asian themed" massage parlors in several cities and hired prostitutes while he was married.
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Trump fired Comey last May, four months after the Justice Department veteran first briefed him on the allegations about the prostitutes.
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A host at another casino said Paddock was an introvert who kept to himself and never requested any prostitutes or drugs.
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They were prostitutes for a diorama portraying the morally decadent society that the Bible says was wiped out in a flood.
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He made it to the gate, along with the pimp and the two prostitutes, where he was detained by the cops.
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In another case, leaked surveillance video showed a prosecutor investigating high-level official corruption frolicking in bed with two young prostitutes.
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In exchange, Dusek got meals, alcohol, entertainment, gifts, luxury hotel stays and prostitutes, the Justice Department said in a press release.
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He said at the time that he was no longer using drugs but did drink and still was involved with prostitutes.
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" Infertile from an adolescent bout of mumps, he was often impotent except with prostitutes, whom, for their detachment, he termed "goddesses.
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Minor offenders, such as prostitutes and their clients, were sent to "re-education through labour" camps without even seeing a judge.
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King and Smith spent Valentine's Day at a truck stop in Albuquerque, where a security guard accused them of being prostitutes.
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Lieutenant Commander Edward Lin now faces charges of espionage, communicating defense information, and hiring prostitutes at a preliminary hearing on Friday.
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In particular they associated bidets with brothels and prostitutes and in that way they took on an extra element of salaciousness.
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And despite what you might think reading the right-wing Twittersphere, he was not charged with anything connected to prostitutes, period.
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Even his reported use of prostitutes and supposed remarks about being "born bad" are just, well, relatively ordinary bad male behavior.
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But Williams declined to be interviewed by the bureau, and he did not offer enough information to identify any underage prostitutes.
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Mirroring his real patronage of prostitutes, the comic book Weegee confesses his hunger for fame to a sex worker named Irma.
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As a teenager growing up Cincinnati, Ms. Sud tried — for fun — to write a screenplay about a friendship between two prostitutes.
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She also said that she never saw Dr. Melgen or Senator Menendez in the company of any prostitutes or underage females.
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One day in Brak, the madam sold Blessing and Faith to the owner of a connection house, to work as prostitutes.
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She could play comic ingénues, as well as prostitutes and gangster molls but made her mark appearing opposite various Warner Bros.
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Square Feet BALTIMORE — The Mount Vernon neighborhood of this city was for many years a haven for prostitutes and crack dens.
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Jesus' energies and affections were primarily aimed toward social outcasts, the downtrodden and "unclean," strangers and aliens, prostitutes and the powerless.
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In this tale of empowerment inspired by "Harris's List of Covent Garden Ladies," a ratings guide to prostitutes, capitalism trumps morality.
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In addition, South Korean society has an extremely negative view of prostitutes, especially ones who had been paid by foreign soldiers.
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And, secretly, all along she'd been a whore, he thought, a deviant, a pervert, carousing with prostitutes right under his nose!
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A third argued that it would be "derogatory to use 'prostitute' in any way, because it's demeaning to prostitutes," she said.
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They confront their adversaries with a litany of stigmatized populations — gays, drug users, prostitutes — whose dignity they are pledged to defend.
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In return, prosecutors said, the officers received lavish gifts, all-expenses-paid trips on private jets, dinners and access to prostitutes.
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"I couldn't imagine how anyone would be able to pay that amount, unless they were selling drugs or prostitutes," she said.
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In Madras, one of the H.I.V.-positive prostitutes isolated at the start of the epidemic started working as a peer educator.
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He hired prostitutes to pose as hunters, and organized sham expeditions in which 26 rhinos were killed, according to court documents.
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Just before Hong Kong's election in 2004, authorities charged an opposition politician with patronising prostitutes and sentenced him to six months detention.
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Augustine said transgender Latinas in Montgomery County told him police kept profiling them as prostitutes, but none had filed a formal complaint.
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With The Deuce, Simon sets his sights on a nascent 28s porn boom and prostitutes who stalk the sidewalks of Times Square.
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Both memos claim the Russians compromised Trump during his 2013 visit to Moscow when he allegedly engaged in lurid activity with prostitutes.
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But plot twist: he finds more money in a trove and uses it to pay prostitutes to spread venereal disease in Athens.
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Parents take their children there for a lesson in morality from the decapitated traitors, burning prostitutes, and disemboweled cheaters rendered in clay.
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When not being totally overlooked, they are insulted to their faces, denied flats and profiled as drug-dealers and prostitutes by police.
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What kid in our era of helicopter parents could identify with Holden, who visits hotel bars and has deep chats with prostitutes?
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Innes's approach to her subject matter examines this question with care, presenting the prostitutes as women with rich inner lives and interests.
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He's with three prostitutes who mostly just want to talk about Daenerys' dragons and what happened to Ed Sheeran's Lannister soldier character.
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Another doctor in Alabama allegedly recruited prostitutes to become patients at his clinic and allowed them to abuse drugs in his home.
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Authorities say Goldsberry hired prostitutes to bare their breasts and strip on his neighbor&aposs porch while he watched from his house.
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"Prostitutes are probably the most common victims of serial killers," Vernon Gerberth, author of textbook Practical Homicide Investigation told PEOPLE in 2011.
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It looks to be only about 1.5 times larger than the one Joffrey was using to pick off prostitutes six years ago.
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It chronicles the fateful encounter between two pint-size wrestlers and a pair of aging prostitutes in a dreamlike, noir-tinged demimonde.
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Bruce Loveless and eight other high-ranking naval officers with accepting luxury travel, elaborate dinners and the services of prostitutes from GDMA.
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Comey said he cautioned Trump against ordering an investigation into a salacious intelligence dossier alleging an 2013 encounter involving prostitutes in Moscow.
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Except it used to be just for men, and for women who 'sat and did their sewing'—which meant they were prostitutes.
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Of the roughly 12,000 prostitutes working in Israel that year, about 5 percent of them—between 17 and 570 people—were men.
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The ranch includes rooms for sex, living spaces for prostitutes (complete with a kitchen), and a convenience store that sells alien merchandise.
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Prime Minister Robert Fico in November 2016 described several journalists as "filthy anti-Slovak prostitutes" after being quizzed about a corruption case.
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Before they hit the stage, Hugin launched yet another ad in which he highlighted unsubstantiated claims that Menendez had hired underage prostitutes.
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Sure, a sex addiction could make you more likely you to overspend on prostitutes or strip clubs or exclusive types of porn.
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Comey wrote in his memo that Trump denied paying for prostitutes and said he was careful about surveillance in foreign hotel rooms.
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There are five pimps and more than a dozen street prostitutes, from Thunder Thighs to Lori, a canny newcomer from the Midwest.
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Among the most salacious details was a report that Trump consorted with prostitutes overnight on that trip, a claim Trump has denied.
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The game became infamous for letting players steal cars at will, commit violent crimes against civilians, and hire prostitutes to recover health.
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Grainy footage, apparently captured on a concealed camera, showed a man who bore a resemblance to Skuratov having sex with two prostitutes.
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During his decades on terrestrial radio, his main passions seemed to be, in no particular order, boob jobs, prostitutes, lesbians and flatulence.
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George Orwell, who lived here briefly in the 1920s, dismissed it as having just five features: pagodas, pariahs, pigs, priests and prostitutes.
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She generated global headlines in 2010 when, in agitating for the rights of female prostitutes, she offered to turn tricks without charge.
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They don't tell the stories of how the police used to stop us and frisk us, like they do the normal prostitutes.
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Once they've digested, they'll go meet the prostitutes waiting for them in Yangtze and keep the party going to the wee hours.
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This sparked similar sex worker organizing in London, where the English Collective of Prostitutes occupied churches in King's Cross, London, in 35.
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Some prostitutes argue the payments, a monthly stipend of €330, or about $384, are too low to allow them make ends meet.
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He gave Mr. Paz and brothel workers physical descriptions of undercover officers who were expected to visit the prostitutes, Mr. Chain said.
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Reclining on couches (klinai), the drinkers were served by young boys and entertained by flute girls and courtesans and/or prostitutes (hetairai).
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It started with an investigation into salacious rumors that Mr. Menendez and Dr. Melgen had visited underage prostitutes in the Dominican Republic.
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Recently, there's been a shift from comics making prostitutes the butt of jokes, to sex workers poking fun at their own profession.
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They pursued unfounded rumors that he had invited prostitutes into the White House, and was even implicated in the assassination of Lincoln.
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Women and girls are not sold in these markets because they are expected to arrive in Europe ready to work as prostitutes.
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And we understand why President Trump's supporters remain furious at the airing of a disturbingly vivid unproven allegation about encounters with prostitutes.
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The neighbourhood draws millions of visitors to sex shows, adult clubs and brothels, where prostitutes pose in lingerie behind red-lit windows.
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The internal investigation found that some employees patronized prostitutes on company property, or bullied staff members and downloaded pornography on company equipment.
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The mouthy punks, streetwise prostitutes and seen-it-all bartenders drop away, and we're ushered to a seat at the central drama.
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He befriended top Syrian officials, whom he lured to his apartment with lavish parties where he dispensed free-flowing liquor and prostitutes.
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Melgar reportedly accused the other service members of soliciting prostitutes and bringing them to a safehouse; and skimming cash intended for informants.
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The play is remarkable, too, in its nuanced depiction of Manke and her fellow prostitutes Basha (Mira Kessler) and Reyzl (Rachel Botchan).
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Some of the people she met were workers, worried about their jobs; others were prostitutes living and working in the abandoned zones.
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First came reports last summer that the former dean of the medical school had used drugs on campus and partied with prostitutes.
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The study found that registered sex workers were more likely than unregistered prostitutes to experience violence at the hands of police officers.
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It has neither confirmed nor denied a recent Times of London report that some of its staff paid for sex with prostitutes.
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In exchange for "consulting tasks" on behalf of the company, he was paid thousands of dollars and sometimes was reimbursed with prostitutes.
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The journey is perilous—as are their lives abroad, where many end up as prostitutes or in other forms of forced labor.
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All the prostitutes, Mr. Ehasalu said, worked for the K.G.B., which chased away freelance sex workers who had not been officially approved.
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I remember a huge private party and there were a lot of fucking prostitutes, they had like a car-load come in.
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It was a private, ten-course meal with the prostitutes coming in for dessert and no shame, and no regard for money.
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It depicts different sexual subcultures, including clandestine meetings between Vatican officials and young heterosexual Muslim men in Rome who work as prostitutes.
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Little wonder: Jesus said that prostitutes and tax collectors would go first into the kingdom of God, ahead of the religious professionals.
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" The company also stipulates that it "in no way, shape or form supports escorts or prostitutes using our website for personal gain.
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His father, a notorious womanizer who frequently slept with prostitutes, believed he killed his first son by giving him a venereal disease.
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By the 18th century, masks were banned outside during carnival time because they were abused by Venetian gamblers and prostitutes seeking anonymity.
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Rising wages in northern China cities have led to a greater demand for prostitutes among the male population, according to the KFI report.
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There were also rumors of a secret sex ring made up of wealthy men who allegedly hired escorts and prostitutes for sex parties.
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Two years earlier, a group of MPs called for importing the "Nordic model", which criminalises punters buying sex, but not prostitutes selling it.
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In his own day, he personally risked ridicule for his work to help London's prostitutes and to ensure health care for their children.
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Heidi, too, has appeared on a string of such programs ( Celebrity Big Brother, Sober House, even Animal Planet's Heidi Fleiss: Prostitutes to Parrots).
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State officials accused Ms Ahmed of being bribed by foreigners after she wrote about an HIV-positive character with a taste for prostitutes.
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For those who dare, men mostly find "runs girls" (aka sugar babies) looking for rich boyfriends to buy them gifts, or outright prostitutes.
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Robert Kraft was seen leaving a pre-Oscars party in California one day after being charged with soliciting sex from prostitutes in Florida.
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"We will keep going until we are sure we have held accountable every person who traded integrity and honor for parties and prostitutes."
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From there, the melody leaps to a group of prostitutes, then to my personal favorite — a nonchalant pimp in a lime-green suit.
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The dossier was compiled by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele about Trump's ties to Russia, and included an allegation that involved prostitutes.
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"Guys were dressing up prostitutes in work uniforms, trying to sneak them in when they were pulling in with their trucks," she said.
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I once saw a photograph in a magazine: a long line of men snaking outside a shack being used by some teen prostitutes.
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Urdiales went on to attack and kill three more Southern California women and three Illinois women who were working as prostitutes, authorities said.
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"All the prostitutes in Vegas must have really loved it because for once, they got to watch other people screw Americans," said Noah.
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It also contains allegations that a videotape exists of Trump paying prostitutes to urinate on a bed that Barack Obama once slept on.
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Local media reported many passengers were being taken to work as prostitutes and some had been deceived about the purpose of the journey.
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A new book, Pirate Women: The Princesses, Prostitutes, and Privateers Who Ruled the Seven Seas by Laura Sook Duncombe, seeks to change that.
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It's where the wealthy would come to mix with the lower classes in taverns and brothels, often looking for prostitutes or professional killers.
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That's where the gay scene, the bookstores, the hookers, prostitutes, the straight guys that pick up the girls and the gay boys were.
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The Secret Service was rocked in 2012 when it surfaced that some agents working a presidential trip to Colombia were involved with prostitutes.
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Dancing skeletons, gold-painted prostitutes, and drunken Confederates stagger around the town, and the sequences here are filmed with a dreamy Lynchian quality.
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Every mining town that was already drowning in whisky, gambling, and prostitutes kicked its debauchery up a notch on the nation's designated birthday.
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The month after they were cleared, three women appealed dismissal of a lawsuit claiming they'd been sold as prostitutes via Backpage while teenagers.
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Last year an FBI employee pleaded guilty to relaying sensitive technology information to the Chinese government in return for money, hotels and prostitutes.
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He is researching whether they are opting for sexual and romantic alternatives such as prostitutes, romantic video games, celebrity obsessions, pornography or pets.
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Congresswoman Maxine Waters, a Democrat from California, said that it's "absolutely true" that the Russians have a compromising tape of Trump with prostitutes.
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In 2001 his office began imposing harsher sanctions such as charging prostitutes and clients with felonies on third offenses, and impounding johns' vehicles.
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My street, the Rue des Lombards, was the street of old prostitutes, for whom there was a vigorous market of young male clients.
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Mostly, he killed prostitutes, and, if he killed one who had money on her, he regarded it as his payment for killing her.
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Trump has vehemently denied the allegation about the prostitutes and it has not been publicly authenticated by US intelligence agencies or news organizations.
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In more than 100 novels and short stories, she wrote of India's tribal communities and Maoist rebels, prostitutes and nomads, beggars and laborers.
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For example, Ms. Menéndez said, Cervantes pushed for the emancipation of women and called attention to the difficulties faced by prostitutes and servants.
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Purportedly, the materials, in the form of videos, showed Trump with prostitutes in the presidential suite of Moscow's Ritz-Carlton hotel in 2013.
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In his new interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos, Comey talked about Trump's focus on disproving the unproven allegations about Russian prostitutes and urination.
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The hotel room reference was apparently in regard to a claim that Russian authorities recorded Trump watching prostitutes urinate in a hotel suite.
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"The 2003 Sexual Offenses Bill consultation largely ignored what sex workers had to say," says Niki Adams of the English Collective of Prostitutes.
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He didn't hang out with the people of wealth or power; he hung out with the lepers and the prostitutes and the downtrodden.
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Palozzolo says the victims of these crimes are often runaways or truck-stop prostitutes, which can make it harder to identify who's missing.
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Comey revealed in memos that Trump considered bringing a lawsuit against Steele, denying the document's claim that he was involved with Russian prostitutes.
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Over the years the term Stockholm syndrome has been used to understand the dynamics of child abuse, spouse battering and pimp-procured prostitutes.
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The memos also contained unsubstantiated accounts of encounters between Mr. Trump and Russian prostitutes, and real estate deals that were intended as bribes.
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"They got the place for nothing and they used the prostitutes," said Deputy Chief Joseph J. Reznick, commander of the Internal Affairs Bureau.
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I don't care for thrillers that spend every other chapter in the mind of a psychopath who murders prostitutes with a potato peeler.
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"You couldn't say that they were professional prostitutes, but they were informally 'kept women' because they couldn't afford to live," she told me.
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In 2011, Oxfam's internal policies prohibited trading aid for sex, and sex with people under 18, but did not specifically ban hiring prostitutes.
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"My ideal clientele would be layabouts, prostitutes and ex-cons, but we'll probably attract models, writers and a few judges," Mr. McNally said.
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Prosecutors said the doctor in northern Alabama "recruited prostitutes and other young women with whom he had sexual relationships" to become his patients.
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She listened to former prostitutes describe the gifts and affection their pimps offered, only to turn abusive later, and she felt a connection.
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I've haggled with prostitutes on the street and tried to get them to give me IOUs—as if they would go for it.
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That officer was acquitted of reckless homicide in 2017, but was convicted of several unrelated charges, including false imprisonment and solicitation of prostitutes.
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From his time on the vice squad, Mr. Paz knew that undercover police officers are barred from exposing themselves in interactions with prostitutes.
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In 2017, the police in Washington made 216 prostitution-related arrests, which includes crimes committed by prostitutes and pimps, according to police data.
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The allegations are part of a book by journalist Ethan Brown that explores the murder of eight prostitutes in Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana.
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The findings also painted a picture of a police culture deeply dismissive of sexual assault victims and hostile toward prostitutes and transgender people.
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"We have politicians, they might speak good words, not sleep with prostitutes, be a good neighbor," evangelical pastor Victor Fuentes said in June.
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To prepare for the role, Ms. Gyllenhaal talked to retired prostitutes and porn actresses about the life, including the requisite skill of dissociation.
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A devout Christian, Gladstone became well known for his rescue work among prostitutes, but his contacts with "fallen women" provoked gossip and speculation.
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Male aid workers were accused of paying for sex with underage prostitutes while working for the charity in Haiti following the 2010 earthquake.
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Washerwomen and vegetable sellers had always had the freedom to go out to market their wares, and the same held true for prostitutes.
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In 2014, however, more than 120 former prostitutes filed a lawsuit demanding compensation and a government apology for their detention and forced treatment.
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On social media she likened the experience to being the subject of a police raid carried out to catch prostitutes and their clients.
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The nationalists presented female combatants as heroic freedom fighters, while the Rhodesian settler regime branded them as "murderers" and "prostitutes" of male fighters.
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"We'd get complaints from business owners saying, 'Hey, there's prostitutes standing outside my business, they're hurting my business, come arrest them,'" Schroeder recounts.
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" Iggy painted his hair silver with a drug store spray used by prostitutes "The hair is done over with something called Nestle Streaks 'n Tips, which was a spray instant hair color that came in an aerosol can and you used to be able to buy it at Walgreens And it was used, I'd assume, mostly by prostitutes I would use the silver.
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Suggestions: A Disgrace Reserved for Prostitutes, Economies of Desire: Sex and Tourism in Cuba and the Dominican Republic, heauxthots: On Terminology, and Other [Un]Important Things, Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking: Beyond Victims and Villains, $pread: The Best of the Magazine that Illuminated the Sex Industry and Started a Media Revolution , and Revolting Prostitutes: The Fight for Sex Workers' Rights. 279.
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