For years, they say, they endured verbal abuse and attacks.
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THE verbal abuse has lasted more than nine months now.
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Even if it constituted verbal abuse, it is over now.
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For years I had endured verbal abuse, beatings, sexual assault.
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We know verbal abuse is the gateway to physical abuse.
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When she walked out ... the beating and verbal abuse continued.
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The verbal abuse had piled up, but why didn't it register?
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Farenthold has denied engaging in regular verbal abuse of his staff.
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The other day I spent 10 minutes hurling verbal abuse at Siri.
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But now, I see the verbal abuse as a method of control.
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He denied accusations of sexual harassment and of physical and verbal abuse.
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Verbal abuse was also common, including being shouted at, scolded or mocked.
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Now, Lizzo is speaking out on her Instagram about the verbal abuse.
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Williams was assessed a penalty for verbal abuse, which cost her the match.
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She says she has suffered physical and verbal abuse because of her identity.
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He also denied that he engaged in regular verbal abuse of his staff.
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Physical or verbal abuse by any Marine or recruit will not be tolerated.
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The pain of verbal abuse can chip away at your psychological well-being.
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Others still might take things beyond verbal abuse and into something more physical.
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Other messages viewed by CNN do not specifically show incidents of verbal abuse.
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Tennis players can be docked points, games or even matches for verbal abuse.
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His defense attorney, Vanessa Ramos, said Vefeades had suffered physical and verbal abuse himself.
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The verbal abuse, diminution, disdain that in many ways he showed for Hillary's mother.
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For Katlego, not a day goes by without vitriol and verbal abuse, she says.
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Schroeder: The verbal abuse that Trey put up with and dealt with was astonishing.
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Heard has gone on the record to report Depp's alleged physical and verbal abuse.
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That also can include psychological or verbal abuse through online communications or social media.
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"There was some verbal abuse about how I was as a kid," Rawls told me.
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Some felt his debate tactics resembled verbal abuse, which was triggering in and of itself.
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The women accused O'Reilly of verbal abuse, unwanted advances, lewd comments and indecent phone calls.
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Caregivers who reported verbal abuse were also more likely to report physical abuse, researchers found.
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Cramped work conditions were also linked with higher odds of verbal abuse for the aides.
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But others, like a tendency toward violence and verbal abuse, were inimical to family life.
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Some say Kelly subjected them to verbal abuse and berated them in public Slack channels.
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It's worth noting that her verbal abuse toward you is almost certainly displaced self-loathing.
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Mr. Martins "retired" in January under well-documented allegations of sexual, physical and verbal abuse.
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Have you ever witnessed anyone cross the line into verbal abuse at a sporting event?
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And when Jabari started school, his homework became another stressor for her, prompting verbal abuse.
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Soon after that, several former dancers publicly accused Mr. Martins of physical and verbal abuse.
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Verbal abuse is common among members of parliament in Zambia but physical assault is rare.
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According to grand-slam rules, an implication of dishonesty qualifies as verbal abuse—another code violation.
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Under these laws, beatings, frequent verbal abuse, and threatening behavior are considered forms of domestic violence.
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" Luther was not content with verbal abuse, Paul Johnson writes, in " A History of the Jews .
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Just under 38% of women experienced verbal abuse, with the highest rate in Nigeria, at 64%.
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Research shows that verbal abuse can, in extreme situations, be as psychologically damaging as physical abuse.
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Geddert was suspended by USA Gymnastics in January because of accusations of physical and verbal abuse.
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Or the lack of protection from sexual harassment and violent verbal abuse during promotional parties and events.
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Do you have any idea how much faster the verbal abuse will go by when you're American?
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Kesha's mother, Pebe Sebert, previously told PEOPLE that some of Dr. Luke's verbal abuse was body-related.
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Due to consistent verbal abuse and prejudice, several Sistagirls took their own lives in 2003 to 2004.
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Adding to the physical pain was the verbal abuse he received from North Korean officials, Bae said.
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According to the Times, the complaints included verbal abuse, unwanted advances, lewd comments and indecent phone calls.
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"There are so many cases of verbal abuse that I can't even remember the details," she says.
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Verbal abuse is a species of domestic abuse: Think cruelty and control, not merely complaint and recrimination.
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Guards spewed verbal abuse, manhandling the prisoners and demanding that they go to the bathroom in buckets.
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Because the signs may be subtle, discerning between a heated argument and verbal abuse can be tricky.
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Kalashnyk said he sometimes suffers verbal abuse and always carries pepper spray to fight off potential assailants.
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The complaints concerned what some described as verbal abuse and humiliation of players by the two men.
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Supervisors and other workers subjected Hispanic employees to verbal abuse, including "racist remarks and excessive yelling," it says.
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" The umpire ultimately gave Williams a third code violation for verbal abuse, after Williams called him a "thief.
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I have seen countless professors push countless more students to their limits through verbal abuse and social intimidation.
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Earlier this year, she was subject to verbal abuse by pro-Brexit protestors during a live TV interview.
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"Verbal abuse... is daily," said Djalo of ENDA, adding that physical violence is rare but not unheard of.
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Adults can prepare girls to deal with verbal abuse by helping them identify and focus on their values.
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In a restaurant kitchen, you learn quickly how to cope with the relentless sneering, teasing, and verbal abuse.
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But Martinson told authorities about "consistent mental and verbal abuse coming from Thomas Ayers" involving strict house rules.
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For Diaz, the reckoning didn't happen by choice, and the allegations range from verbal abuse to sexual misconduct.
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The ACLU uncovered 6000 pages of complaints alleging abuses that include verbal abuse, threatening behavior and racial profiling.
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He explained that there has been an uptick in events such as these, as well as verbal abuse.
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The comments on the recording "include threats of violence, verbal abuse and other outrages," according to the complaint.
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In January, its longtime leader, Peter Martins, retired amid allegations of sexual harassment and physical and verbal abuse.
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One plaintiff said she participated in a purported treatment for Tourette's, but ended up suffering extreme verbal abuse.
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Porter resigned Wednesday after reports surfaced of allegations of physical and verbal abuse by his two ex-wives.
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They've had a rocky relationship recently, with accusations of cheating, verbal abuse and in one case, alleged violence.
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First arrested in August 2014, Farghadani has described receiving physical and verbal abuse from prison officials while incarcerated.
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After the match, she was officially penalized for a coaching warning ($4,000), racket abuse ($3,22018), and verbal abuse ($22004,22004).
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What to him might be vaguely threatening, to others might mean sexual assault, verbal abuse, and getting followed home.
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Singer Madison Beer recently spoke out about the alleged verbal abuse inflicted on her by her boyfriend Jack Gilinsky.
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Verbal abuse will surely remain at the discretion of officials, but umpires' latitude is shrinking in these other domains.
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"The females described a variety of punishments including verbal abuse, restricting their food intake, and beatings," reads the statement.
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As RoastMe's name suggests, the subreddit is devoted entirely to the not-so-subtle art of welcomed verbal abuse.
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Walter made allegations of verbal abuse by Tambor, 74, during an interview with The New York Times in May.
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She says the verbal abuse got so bad, she felt she couldn't do her daily prayers in the house.
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When the couple filed for divorce in 1982, Kresge DeArment reportedly accused her husband of physical and verbal abuse.
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Five dancers then came forward with claims of Martin's physical and verbal abuse, their reports spanning nearly three decades.
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Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer have responded to accusations of verbal abuse from a former crew member.
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Perhaps no episode captured the disturbing rise in intolerance as much as the verbal abuse heaped on Mr. Jasso.
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The men say they stopped eating to protest verbal abuse and threats of deportation from guards (The Associated Press).
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Court documents showed the couple had subjected the women to verbal abuse, controlled their movement and confiscated their passports.
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Last year, Ms. Vierra filed a request with a Saudi court based on her husband's emotional and verbal abuse.
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The stories, so far, range from verbal abuse to physical, and post-traumatic — and every single one is downright heartbreaking.
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As this isn't her first brush with verbal abuse online, the former model grasps that this is a widespread problem.
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During this time, Kukors said she had to endure Hutchison's verbal abuse, which increased after he left the Olympic team.
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Nothing Ms Williams said in this year's final equals her two previous high-profile verbal-abuse incidents in New York.
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Men feared their masculinity and sent her rape threats; women feared their low self-esteem and gave her verbal abuse.
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Investigation found physical and verbal abuse Three "command-level investigations" concluded that Siddiqui committed suicide, the Marines said last week.
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In one scene, he makes a comedic breakthrough while essentially roasting a client who gets turned on by verbal abuse.
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For many home healthcare aides, verbal abuse from clients or clients' family is a real problem, a U.S. study suggests.
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He points out that he endured verbal abuse from Mr Gani—and death threats from others—for supporting gay marriage.
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"99% of these individuals have all suffered some sort of teasing, bullying, or verbal abuse," Elbank, now U.K.-based, says.
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Drill instructors are given days of training on regulations and taught how to discipline troops without physical or verbal abuse.
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" Pelosi followed up the President's statement by tweeting: "@realDonaldTrump now knows that his verbal abuse will no longer be tolerated.
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Professors warned female students not to intern with his company; Emma Thompson once defended Haley Atwell from his verbal abuse.
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Kyrgios was fined a total of $16,500 for lack of best effort, unsportsmanlike conduct and verbal abuse of a spectator.
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We have to, you know, force people for justice when we experience, you know, sexual abuse, verbal abuse, physical abuse.
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He was abusive… I think verbal abuse is so difficult because you can't see the scars… But they never go away.
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In Boston, many of more than a dozen Poles interviewed by Reuters said they had heard of instances of verbal abuse.
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It came on later in the relationship, verbal abuse and being [made to feel like] a prisoner in her own home.
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And as my volleys of verbal abuse against Siri the other day proved, the product is still disturbingly tolerant of insults.
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What's harder to take is watching Sam simply sit there and listen to the verbal abuse his father heaps upon him.
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Hill Crest's employee handbook says physical or verbal abuse toward a patient can be punished with corrective action or immediate termination.
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Her attorneys presented evidence that she suffered from physical, sexual, and verbal abuse and was a third generation survivor of abuse.
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I hightailed it out of there faster than a freight train, once again thankful verbal abuse hadn't escalated into physical violence.
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He's also known for targeting specific media figures with verbal abuse, which leads his followers to harass them in en masse.
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The report found that one in five US workers had such experiences, with the interactions including verbal abuse and sexual harassment.
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The company did not respond to a request for comment on the accusations regarding his weight-loss regimen and verbal abuse.
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You wouldn't speak of "verbal abuse" unless it involved a lot more than nagging or occasionally raising his voice in anger.
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Another study showed that decriminalization has the potential to reduce discrimination as well as denials of justice, denigration and verbal abuse.
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Yet the verbal abuse continues, relentless and sometimes vicious, a harrowing psychological barrage that fills the movie and batters the ears.
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The six publicly known settlements involving Mr. O'Reilly — five for sexual harassment and one for verbal abuse — total about $45 million.
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The surveys revealed a similar pattern, with 35% of women reporting physical abuse, verbal abuse or stigma or discrimination during childbirth.
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Prior to that incident, Finley said he experienced verbal abuse about his masculinity from Gregory, who acted as his immediate supervisor.
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Juveniles undergoing treatment for sex offenses have been exposed to severe verbal abuse, beatings, and even sexual predation at residential facilities.
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One study showed that decriminalization has the potential to reduce discrimination as well as denials of justice, denigration and verbal abuse.
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He ended up being subjected to verbal abuse by three people and was lashed with a belt by a Syrian Palestinian.
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Other protesters hurl verbal abuse at Ken Nwadike, 22, for his efforts to bridge the gap between riot police and demonstrators.
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Their accounts included details of Iuzzini's alleged disturbing actions which included touching employees' butts with kitchen utensils as well as verbal abuse.
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" Her complaint provides excruciatingly detailed accusations of these alleged abuses, including "countless hours of forced sodomy, verbal abuse," and other "demeaning rituals.
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I thought of Dalia,* who fled her home country because her partner of almost a decade continuously incited physical and verbal abuse.
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On the other hand, the flip side of Trump's reputation as "a king of verbal abuse" is that of a straight-shooter.
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The forced labor, beatings, sexual abuse, lack of food, sleeping on the floor and verbal abuse eventually made Pérez numb, she said.
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"The arrested men are subjected to physical and verbal abuse, torture including with electric shocks, beatings, insults, and humiliations," U.N. experts said.
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In addition to the verbal abuse, a crowdfunding campaign aimed at getting Collins to vote against Kavanaugh surpassed $1 million on Tuesday.
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Nick Kyrgios appeared to spit at an umpire after launching a vile tirade of verbal abuse in his latest on-court meltdown.
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" And on June 20, another instructor wrote, "I do not like the verbal abuse and the threats of beatings with a broom.
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The 11 months of sexual, physical, and verbal abuse finally came to an end when I tried to tell a family member.
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Scott said she left quietly in late 2019, but spoke up about verbal abuse she witnessed after seeing others do the same.
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Chris Evert, a former top tennis player, tweeted that Ramos should have warned Williams about the verbal abuse violation before penalizing her.
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So let's celebrate that biting wit you developed to deflect verbal abuse, but not allow it to destroy your current healthy relationships.
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Then it was off to basic training, where the screaming drill instructors singled out the drafted guys for the harshest verbal abuse.
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"The arrested men are subjected to physical and verbal abuse, torture including with electric shocks, beatings, insults and humiliations," the experts wrote.
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Ms. Mazingo, the complaint says, was sexually harassed, subjected to verbal abuse and denied mentorship opportunities, prompting her to leave the firm.
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We're told it never got physical, but Kenya was fed up with the verbal abuse ... and pulled the plug on the relationship.
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NBC News reported that Dawson and several family members are accused of subjecting 55-year-old Dedrek Finley to regular transphobic verbal abuse.
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Female musicians don't just get asked a lot of questions about being women in bands; they face an outsized amount of verbal abuse.
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In the context of real-life enforcement, the final violation Mr Ramos levied against Ms Williams, for verbal abuse, was just as iffy.
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It is unclear how the government will stamp out other problems, such as physical and verbal abuse, or the use of dodgy brokers.
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Williams was penalized for illegal coaching, breaking her racket and verbal abuse, and later suggested that the umpire's actions were motivated by sexism.
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Trump has specialized in verbal abuse for months if not years, and his remarks could just be boasting about things that never happened.
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From stalking and verbal abuse to overdoses and suicide attempts, self-harm and abuse was a pattern in the women I was dating.
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There are six publicly known settlements involving Mr. O'Reilly, five for sexual harassment and one for verbal abuse, that total about $45 million.
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In the report, Court was singled out for allegations of verbal abuse and bullying, which were allegedly enabled by head coach DJ Durkin.
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In the episode, Gabe confronted Trina about her verbal abuse and bullying and let her know how it affected him during their marriage.
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Lawyers for some of those arrested said their clients had been subjected to beatings, verbal abuse and forced medical examinations, the group said.
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In a Washington Post report published earlier Wednesday, Sloan had accused Conyers of verbal abuse and harassment during her time working for him.
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As Dietz told me, adverse childhood experiences like sexual violence, verbal abuse, divorce, hunger, and homelessness can all contribute to a child's obesity.
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Amid the verbal abuse from the stands, apparently from supporters of the Archer City team, Fort Hancock coach Melissa Saldana called a timeout.
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I was impressed that you told the stories about the way men treated you, sharing both the verbal abuse and the physical assault.
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WWF fans' verbal abuse had convinced her she looked like a monster, something closer to King Kong than a wonder of the world.
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There might not be another coach in the country who would nonchalantly explain how they navigate the line between coaching and verbal abuse.
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One of the most difficult things to hear Younger recall was the physical and verbal abuse directed toward mentally ill inmates, including herself.
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She told Reuters she was fleeing her family's "physical, emotional and verbal abuse," adding she was restricted from travel and continuing her education.
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After that, Williams called him a "thief," and he ultimately penalized her by an entire game for what he said was verbal abuse.
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On Saturday, Wozniacki posted a statement on social media saying she and her family had been subjected to verbal abuse from the stands.
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He retired under pressure last month after being accused by former dancers of sexual harassment and physical and verbal abuse going back decades.
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I have experienced the relentless demand for antibiotics and the resultant low satisfaction scores and/or verbal abuse if they are not prescribed.
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But sometimes you just feel like you have no option, like you have to endure verbal abuse to get to the next step.
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Williams was penalized for illegal coaching, breaking her racket and verbal abuse, and later suggested that the umpire's actions were motivated by sexism.
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Then she got a point penalty for smashing her racket, followed by a game penalty for verbal abuse after she confronted the umpire.
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He showed decency by facing these victims on live TV. But he also took some verbal abuse from people who needed to vent.
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"What did happen is an enormous amount of verbal abuse, which I encountered myself, as did the rest of the office," he said.
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Shocking accusations of physical and verbal abuse have emerged against Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA)'s previous director of retail, James A. Cincotta.
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A recent study, conducted by Portsmouth University, found that 40 percent of British umpires were considering giving up refereeing because of verbal abuse.
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Despite his father's relentless verbal abuse, Kafka, like his character Gregor Samsa in the novella "The Metamorphosis" (1915), shouldered his family's expectations conscientiously.
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Randy previously told People that Jackson had suffered "verbal abuse" from Al Mana, a businessman whose company, Al Mana Group, is based in Qatar.
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Williams, 36, was penalized for illegal coaching, breaking her racket and verbal abuse, and later suggested that the umpire's actions were motivated by sexism.
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Domestic violence is a very big umbrella that covers a variety of abuse (physical abuse, verbal abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, financial abuse, etc).
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But while long hours, poor pay and little thanks is one thing, physical and verbal abuse which causes lasting emotional damage is entirely another.
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But it also amounts to a daily avalanche of graphic stories about rape, assault, verbal abuse, and careers cut short because of those horrors.
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She'd recorded a video for the Clinton campaign describing Trump's verbal abuse, but Machado had not expected to hear her name on national television.
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I could write many more paragraphs about bullying, physical threats, and verbal abuse my family and I endured at the hands of hateful bigots.
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The ban is based on excessive and derogatory verbal abuse directed at a player during the game that violated the NBA Code of Conduct.
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He allegedly inflicted physical and verbal abuse on three women with whom he was in relationships and slapped a fourth woman across the face.
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Our sources say the girl is claiming to have suffered both physical and verbal abuse from multiple students, with one girl leading the pack.
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The fines included five charges of unsportsmanlike conduct totalling $85,000, $20,000 for verbal abuse, $5,000 for audible obscenity and $3,000 for leaving the court.
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For nurses, hardships on the job include long hours because of nationwide worker shortages, along with dealing with physical and verbal abuse at work.
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With that has come more noise and more excitement but also some unruly behavior and even claims of verbal abuse directed at opposing players.
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The Australian Kyrgios, 21, had already been fined $16,500 for failure to give a full effort, unsportsmanlike conduct and verbal abuse of a spectator.
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After the alleged verbal abuse, Ms. Miniutti said, she went to a guest bedroom in the apartment she says they shared to sleep alone.
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And while she has released dozens of text messages she and Ellison sent to each other, they don't specifically corroborate violence or verbal abuse.
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The girls were subjected to physical and verbal abuse with no access to money, no legal protection and no means of initiating divorce proceedings.
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Let's get this out of the way right up front: the behavior you're about to see from R. Kelly qualifies as verbal abuse. Period.
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The couple had subjected the women to "oppressive conditions" including verbal abuse, control of their movements and confiscation of their passports, court documents showed.
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That cyber sexism isn't just verbal abuse, threats of physical assault, and privacy violations; it's a complete undermining of everything women have worked for.
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Before the game, the NBA announced it had fined Morris $15,000 for his verbal abuse of a game official following the loss to the Pelicans.
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She described the verbal abuse and humiliation she and other undocumented workers experienced on the job, and said her supervisors knew about their immigration status.
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According to reports from HuffPost and Buzzfeed News, Klobuchar is prone to verbal abuse, belittlement, and dictatorial behavior, despite her public-facing friendly Midwestern image.
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It allowed me to grow on my own terms—I faced verbal abuse at home, and had no outlet to express my anger and frustration.
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But there's also a backlash trend emerging from the president's verbal abuse that could be considered a befitting comeuppance for his crimes against common decency.
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The alleged assaults included rape, forced oral sex, and verbal abuse, and occurred at hotels in Los Angeles, Manhattan, Budapest, and Malaysia, the complaint states.
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UKLGIG has recorded at least two incidents of trans and intersex asylum seekers being sexually harassed in British asylum accommodation, with others suffering verbal abuse.
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Hsu did a tell-all with Gawker in 2012, detailing the numerous exploitative labor practices and verbal abuse she experienced at the hand of Deng.
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But he said he now regards those scrapes as fond memories, adding that he was "happily" the recipient of any verbal abuse McCain dished out.
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Those who reached the AP told the news service that they are striking to protest their lengthy detentions and alleged verbal abuse from ICE guards.
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Based on 30,000 pages of internal records, the report describes allegations of physical and verbal abuse towards minors, including excessive Taser use and sexual assault.
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Williams received a total of three violations from the chair umpire — for illegal coaching, breaking her racket and verbal abuse — during the women's singles final.
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Jennifer Kent, whose film, The Nightingale, won the festival's Special Jury Prize, had to contend with verbal abuse from a male journalist during a screening.
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When asked about the verbal abuse, the staffers said Amber kicked staff out of a room in a manner that they characterized as verbal violence.
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But Juan, who often spends nights working at Eduardo's house, is curious about something else altogether: Eduardo's verbal abuse of his long-suffering wife, Beatriz.
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Talking about feminism online requires a high tolerance for verbal abuse, but Hurley says her childhood as a geek helped her develop a thick skin.
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Two had filed formal complaints with BU. A third provided a supporting letter to BU, corroborating their accounts and documenting personal experience with verbal abuse.
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As production was ending, Jeffrey Tambor, who plays George Bluth Sr., was ousted from the show "Transparent" over allegations of sexual harassment and verbal abuse.
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Lululemon is launching an investigation into one of its overseas factories after a new report that alleges the workers there face physical and verbal abuse.
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The sexual abuse ranged from "leering looks or verbal abuse, to the forced consummation of pornography, unwanted sexual touching to forced sex," the report said.
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Michael Barnes, a coroner who oversaw an inquiry into the incident, didn't believe other players' claims that there was no verbal abuse during the game.
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The migrants, most of whom come from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, complained of regular physical and verbal abuse, including death threats, the report said.
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"ICE agents kicked, struck, or dragged detainees down the aisle of the plane and subjected some to verbal abuse and threats," according to the lawsuit.
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She found that many of these women's lives were dominated by fear, but years of physical and verbal abuse had transformed that fear into anger.
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This is just some of the physical and verbal abuse allegedly committed by Lee Myung-hee, matriarch of the Korean Air dynasty, against her staff.
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Members of the community are comprised of residential school survivors, many of whom experienced physical, sexual, and verbal abuse at the hands of the government.
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Since arriving in the United States, they have had to withstand verbal abuse from immigration officials and threats about deportation, the lawyer, Ruby Kaur, said.
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Williams was handed code violations that she felt was unfair, and then hit with a game penalty for verbal abuse after she confronted the male umpire.
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I thought about all our time together and realized that I didn't really see any of the verbal abuse because I was in love with her.
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One of the men then started to stomp on all the buns while hurling verbal abuse at a woman, while his accomplice stood by and watched.
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Minutes after receiving a game penalty for verbal abuse against the chair umpire, Serena Williams lost the U.S. Open Women's Final against Naomi Osaka on Saturday.
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One female officer said that she found a dead prairie chicken in her locker after making a complaint to senior officers in 21999 about verbal abuse.
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On Wednesday, NBC News reported that migrant children being held in Arizona had alleged sexual assault by officers, as well as verbal abuse and retaliatory punishments.
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The announcement came just prior to the publication of an article in the New Yorker about Torvalds' long history of verbal abuse toward his fellow developers.
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The women, who were reportedly paid by either Fox News or O'Reilly himself, alleged complaints including verbal abuse, unwanted advances, lewd comments and indecent phone calls.
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Presumably, this does not include the women who suffer through verbal abuse and poverty pay in her garment factories, as reported by The Guardian in 2017.
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Transphobic, as its name suggests, is a response to the barrage of verbal abuse, catcalling, harassment, psychic, and physical violence that's a daily threat against her.
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And those women that push back on this tired stereotype are often met with anything from strange looks and quite sniggers to physical and verbal abuse.
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The lawsuit accuses the department of violating protesters' First Amendment rights, alleging police used excessive force, physical and verbal abuse and wrongful arrests to disperse protesters.
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"Well, mostly it's just verbal stuff, yelling and screaming and not necessarily negative, not—I don't try to verbal abuse, it's just like pushing," Boeheim said.
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U.S. District Judge Carmac Carney said he took into account Mornyang's history of "sexual, physical and verbal abuse" in his sentencing, according to City News Service.
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Now, front-line officers routinely face verbal abuse and profanity at protests, an unusual phenomenon for members of a body that had long been highly respected.
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Seventeen employees told Tara Duggan of The San Francisco Chronicle that Mr. Hallowell's sexual harassment and verbal abuse were so routine that they stopped seeming remarkable.
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Katie Porter, a Democrat running for a House seat in Southern California, had previously shared her story of physical and verbal abuse by her ex-husband.
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Sure. A show about a mean father, whose years of emotional and verbal abuse has led his ambition adult children to still falter with one glance?
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When she is not vacationing in Zaube, she lives in a suburb of Riga, where her daily commute, she said, is becoming littered with verbal abuse.
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LGBTQ discrimination is still a problem in Hong Kong, with even the city's first openly gay legislator, Chan Chi-chuen, having faced verbal abuse in public.
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Former Thinx employees, many of them women in their 20s and 30s, allege some very un-feminist practices, including substandard pay, verbal abuse and sexual harassment.
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Saying something obscene is not a crime, he said, and Indonesia's law against sexual harassment does not cover verbal abuse unless there is also physical contact.
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Peter Martins, who led the New York City Ballet for more than three decades, stepped down, while rejecting accusations of harassment and physical and verbal abuse.
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" The women also detail incidents of verbal abuse, alleging Rose told Harris she lacked talent and that, "I didn't know that I hired a fucking kindergartner.
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Excessive apologizing can even happen because of a hyperactive amygdala (the part of the brain that regulates emotions), or in unsafe relationships involving physical or verbal abuse.
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Despite alleged verbal abuse and physical assault to break the union drive, 86 percent of Trump International employees voted to join the union in December of 2015.
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"[Heard] gave him numerous chances to change his behavior, and end the cycle of alcoholism, drug abuse, and physical and verbal abuse of her," the document states.
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Punishments and sexual abuse The two victims, who police have not named, told officers they endured multiple kinds of punishments including verbal abuse and restricted food intakes.
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The actual number of incidents may have been higher, as people's ability to recall relatively minor incidents of verbal abuse may decrease over time, the researchers say.
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These events and others mark a long, sad history of death, false imprisonment, physical and verbal abuse and general discontent about police actions in neighborhoods of color.
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The lawsuit also accuses the Trump administration of housing detained migrants in cramped and freezing cells and the guards of unnecessary cruelty and psychological and verbal abuse.
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Malik said he used to live with heterosexual people in Britain and even though he was never physically attacked, he suffered verbal abuse, especially from other Bangladeshis.
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Verbal abuse, face slapping and of women being tied to their beds, such is the breakdown in trust between some hospital nurses and those in their care.
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In the US, where sex work is fully criminalised in many states, sex workers report sexual harassment, verbal abuse and rape when being arrested by the police.
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"In 2010, there were lots of thefts and beatings," said Frédéric Zhou, Mr. Zhang's former landlord, who recounted his own instances of verbal abuse and physical threats.
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Williams was penalized for verbal abuse after calling Ramos a "thief" and "liar" in the second set of her 287-237, 21998-503 loss to Naomi Osaka.
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"The bottom line is adults in school buildings should build trust with students, not tear them down with verbal abuse, physical violence, intimidation and harsh disciplinary policies."
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In the wake of the letter's allegation — the specifics were never released — several former dancers came forward with reports of physical and verbal abuse by Mr. Martins.
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Ms. Taylor also said she had experienced physical and verbal abuse at his hands, including a concussion, bruising and a sprained jaw, according to Australian news reports.
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Ms. Bae, Ms. Kim and Ms. Cha, who all have bowl haircuts characteristic of the movement, say they have become targets of verbal abuse and death threats.
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It was the start of an ordeal of captivity and verbal abuse that lasted more than two years, she said, and eventually drove her to attempt suicide.
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Today, February 21, the Philadelphia Inquirer published an exposé detailing shocking accusations of physical and verbal abuse against the museum's previous director of retail, James A. Cincotta.
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Not only that — the authors point out that people sometimes direct verbal abuse or sexual innuendo at their voice assistants, which tend to respond with disturbingly docile responses.
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Williams was subsequently fined $4,000 for the coaching warning, $3,000 for smashing her racket, and $10,000 for the "verbal abuse" directed at Ramos, the USTA told BuzzFeed News.
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It was the 21st straight weekend of protests, marked by a notable rise in the jeering and verbal abuse of police but not in the scale of violence.
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It was the 21st straight weekend of protests, marked by a notable rise in the jeering and verbal abuse of police but not in the scale of violence.
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"They were already instructed to intimidate them with verbal abuse, calling them prostitutes, whores, and saying that they're only protesting because they want sex with boys," Elzobier said.
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Among them was the bullying that little Rudolph faces for his red nose, including verbal abuse from his father Donner who tries to cover up the shiny nose.
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Pirates of the Caribbean will return Rush, for example, but there's no mention of Johnny Depp, whose ex Amber Heard has accused him of physical and verbal abuse.
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Earlier in 2017, Portland was the site of its own hate crime: A white supremacist murdered two men who stepped in to defend Muslim women from verbal abuse.
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"I thought the bullying, physical and verbal abuse would stop if I was to remove the facial hair," said Kaur about when she first began growing facial hair.
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For years, he lured girls away from their families with gifts and romantic promises, before forcing them into prostitution by threats, coercion and/or physical and verbal abuse.
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Johnson was kicked off of season 3 of Bachelor In Paradise by host Chris Harrison following the Bachelorette villain's "verbal abuse" towards the show's staff and other contestants.
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Last April, Rick Seeley, the coach for seven years, left amid accusations of physical and verbal abuse against his players at Quinnipiac and at Clarkson, his previous job.
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And while there's often a thin line between fighting and verbal abuse, there are a few tell-tale signs that could indicate you're in an emotionally abusive relationship.
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Kyrgios was asked if the fine — imposed for unsportsmanlike conduct, verbal abuse and audible obscenity after arguing with the chair umpire and smashing two rackets — had affected him.
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Her second was for equipment abuse after smashing her racket, and the third was for verbal abuse after calling Ramos "a thief" for having penalized her a point.
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Williams, in an extended, heated admonition, accused Ramos of stealing the point from her, leading to a third violation for verbal abuse and the forfeiting of a game.
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The actress Ellen Barkin told The New Yorker in 2017 that, though she was never sexually assaulted by Mr. Weinstein, she was a victim of his verbal abuse.
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His foil is his lackey/piano player/lover Bellamy (Robert M. Johanson), who responds to Swan's routine bouts of both affection and verbal abuse with wit and cynicism.
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Williams was fined $4,000 for the coaching warning, $3,000 for smashing her racket, and $10,000 for the "verbal abuse" directed at umpire Carlos Ramos, the USTA told BuzzFeed News.
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Yaqoob added that many times, if a transgender person does summon the courage to walk into a police station and lodge a complaint, they face taunts and verbal abuse.
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Growing pressure from big brands on suppliers to deliver clothes ever-quicker and cheaper is fuelling exploitation from a lack of bathroom breaks to verbal abuse, labor activists said.
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Since I never fit neatly into the gender boxes, I was put through the ringer — see: emotional, psychological, and verbal abuse from peers, strangers, and, unfortunately, even my family.
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It called out the barrage of negativity that little Rudolph faces for his red, shiny nose, including verbal abuse from his father Donner who tries to cover it up.
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An internal investigation followed, and BBC director general Tony Hall called the incident "a physical altercation accompanied by sustained and prolonged verbal abuse of an extreme nature" by Clarkson.
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The tournament referee's office fined the former world number one $10,000 for the "verbal abuse" of Ramos, $4,000 for being warned for coaching and $3,000 for smashing her racket.
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Unlike lots of restaurant owners and chefs who ignore bad Yelp reviews or respond graciously to them, I mostly respond to them with insidious logic and mild verbal abuse.
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"For women in a union it allows them to talk about the problems they face, like verbal abuse, issues that men don't really care about or understand," she said.
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The Chinese Medical Doctor Association said last year that "nearly 60 percent of medical staff had experienced verbal abuse, and over 13 percent had been assaulted," according to Xinhua.
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The lawsuit alleges that the police used excessive force, physical and verbal abuse, and wrongful arrests to disperse protestors who were gathered peacefully to speak out against Sterling's death.
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First and foremost, the movement has sparked a national, even global, reckoning for men who have engaged in a range of misconduct toward women, from verbal abuse to rape.
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The Guardian reported last year that Fransen was found guilty of "religiously aggravated harassment" for verbal abuse of a woman wearing a hijab in front of her four children.
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Kenya last year passed a domestic violence law, which had been pending since 2002, which criminalized a range of offences from verbal abuse and intimidation to assault and rape.
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Several employees said that when they did report problems, managers brushed them off or confided that they themselves were too afraid of Mr. Friedman's verbal abuse to take action.
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Ms. Monahan told The Times earlier this month that she suffered "narcissist abuse" during a yearslong relationship with Mr. Ellison, including verbal abuse and being dragged off a bed.
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The letters declared April 3 as "Punish a Muslim Day," and called for offenses ranging from verbal abuse to murder and bombings, assigning a point value to each one.
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" The statement from tournament officials said that Ramos's decision on the verbal abuse — ultimately a judgment call (unlike the racket abuse, which was automatic) — "was final and not reviewable.
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And he didn't let up with the verbal abuse, Haifa Jabara told police, yelling racial slurs at her as she stood in her driveway and threatened to kill her.
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But this season faced an obstacle as it nearly wrapped production: Mr. Tambor was fired from the Amazon show "Transparent" after allegations of sexual harassment and verbal abuse emerged.
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Before apologizing Wednesday for the smack, he delivered a homily on the topic of women, denouncing "every form of violence" they face, including rape, forced prostitution and verbal abuse.
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Nastase, 70, has been provisionally banned from all International Tennis Federation events after his verbal abuse of British players last weekend in his role as Romanian Fed Cup captain.
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The Guardian reported last year that Fransen was found guilty of "religiously aggravated harassment" for verbal abuse of a woman wearing a hijab in front of her four children.
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Martin referred to his "white private school conditioning" as a reason he tolerated verbal abuse, according to a 2014 report issued in the wake of the NFL bullying scandal.
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The detained activists were readying a report alleging low pay, excessive overtime and verbal abuse of employees at Huajian Group factories when they were detained, according to NBC Washington.
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Earlier this year, catcher Derek Norris was suspended for the final month of the season after his former fiancée accused Norris on social media of physical and verbal abuse.
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In Berlin, Fink said that Maneo dealt with 800 cases in 2017, 20183 of which fulfilled their definition of homophobic or transphobic attacks: physical attacks, verbal abuse, and theft.
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In Andi Dorfman's book It's Not Okay, she describes verbal abuse at the hands of an unnamed person who sounds like her Bachelorette season's winner and ex-fiancé Josh Murray.
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She claims there was a pattern of verbal abuse over a period of years, claiming he tried to slam through doors when she would lock herself away from his outbursts.
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The women complained, among other things, about lewd comments and phone calls, verbal abuse, and sexual overtures that led women to believe they would risk their careers by refusing him.
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Engleka wrote in a letter to the principal that he refuses to tolerate the online death threats, attacks from parents and verbal abuse leveled at his family and coaching staff.
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"I have been extremely concerned about the conduct of some parents towards my staff which in some cases I can only describe as verbal abuse," she said in the letter.
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The researchers suggest that assessing the client's home to be sure aides will have space to perform their care tasks might help reduce some of the risk of verbal abuse.
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Even in the case of something like the recent firing of two Star Trek: Discovery showrunners for verbal abuse, that happened at the company's TV studio, not at CBS Entertainment.
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They stood as close to the clinic as they possibly could without being arrested, spewing graphic verbal abuse at anyone who went into the clinic or supported those who did.
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From being used as target practice, subjected to physical and verbal abuse, to an utter lack of individual and systemic police accountability, that's what locals have been saying all along.
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On June 27th David Cameron, the outgoing prime minister, condemned the daubing of graffiti on a Polish community centre in London and the verbal abuse of people from ethnic minorities.
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Describing McDonald's death as a "tipping point," the task force said community outrage had given voice to long-simmering anger over police department actions that included physical and verbal abuse.
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After the match, Williams was fined $22016,000: $10,000 for verbal abuse, the largest fine of the U.S. Open so far; $4,000 for the coaching violation, and $3,20143 for racket abuse.
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He suffered nothing but verbal abuse, as no one at the meeting minced words, no one at the meeting is looking at this as anything less than a potential catastrophe.
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The letter details previous claims of unfair treatment of workers that range from verbal abuse to threats of deportation, and includes references to Torah verses that describe fair employment practices.
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To be frank: There is a lot of sexual violence in this movie, both overt scenes of rape and attempted rape and far subtler forms of verbal abuse and harassment.
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" On Sunday, United States Tennis Association said that Williams was fined $17,000 for the game: $4,000 for the coaching warning, $3,000 for smashing her racket, and $10,000 for the "verbal abuse.
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Growing pressure from big brands on suppliers to deliver clothes ever more quickly and cheaply is fuelling exploitation from a lack of bathroom breaks to verbal abuse, labor unions have said.
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Twelve percent of respondents said they were told by doctors or nurses their health problems were their own fault, and another 12 percent reported experiencing verbal abuse from doctors or nurses.
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Kelly has long denied all charges, most notably in a recent interview with CBS This Morning's Gayle King, in which he dished out verbal abuse at the incredibly composed TV host.
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In the past week, a litany of other accusations against Ronell emerged from two-decades worth of graduate students who tolerated the professor's alleged verbal abuse and overbearing demeanor for years.
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From the verbal abuse to the micromanaging to the refusal to respect your time, it doesn't take a genius to recognize when your manager is the sole cause of your misery.
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The slender and feminine El Salvadorian had almost got used to incessant verbal abuse but having to share rooms with other male asylum seekers was what Sami feared for the most.
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Donald Trump's strident xenophobic rhetoric, and blatant contempt for and verbal abuse of those who oppose him, are warning signs of a real danger facing the Republican Party and American democracy.
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New York City Ballet made headlines recently with the news that its leader of nearly 30 years, Peter Martins, had retired following allegations of sexual harassment and physical and verbal abuse.
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One of the most frequent targets of his verbal abuse has been Abdullah Abdullah, a former Northern Alliance figure who now serves as Mr. Ghani's coalition partner in the Afghan government.
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In case you've been blissfully unplugged: During the match, an umpire penalized Ms. Williams — first because he thought she was coached from the stands, then for what he deemed verbal abuse.
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It was small and inconsequential compared with the mighty buildings and squad bays on Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, where I survived grueling training and verbal abuse 16 years earlier.
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The overall number of reported incidents today at Massachusetts General Hospital has not fallen, but the nature of them is shifting, with fewer physical assaults and more episodes of verbal abuse.
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Two involved sexual harassment claims against Mr. O'Reilly, and the other was for verbal abuse related to an episode in which he berated a young producer in front of newsroom colleagues.
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Describing McDonald's death as a "tipping point," the task force said community outrage had given voice to long-simmering anger over excessive law enforcement actions that included physical and verbal abuse.
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He became the target of verbal abuse by anyone who considered his politics "too intense;" at one party, someone even got up on the mic and horrifyingly called him out about it.
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To others, the idea that a man known primarily for shouty, know-it-all verbal abuse could approach travel with the same level of care and respect as Bourdain also seemed unlikely.
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But for years, Ms. Mitro suffered verbal abuse at the hands of Ed Razek, her boss and a top executive at L Brands, according to colleagues who witnessed numerous instances of mistreatment.
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The lawsuit included allegations that Lerner hired "unqualified girlfriends" to produce some films and that he encouraged women, who faced rampant verbal abuse, to wear revealing clothing, without underwear, around the office.
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She&aposs also planning to give a portion of the payout to a nurse&aposs union and help lead a campaign to stop physical and verbal abuse of nurses on the job.
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" In terms of emotional and verbal abuse, she said "insults about her value as an artist, her looks, and her weight are insufficient to constitute extreme, outrageous conduct intolerable in civilized society.
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And she has to handle all of this while dealing with a steady stream of verbal abuse from her owner if she's too slow or blocks his view of the hockey game.
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Lampert's mysticism, combined with the magnitude of Sears' fall and the finger-pointing that has accompanied it, has set the groundwork for the "verbal abuse" Drain believes Lampert has been subject to.
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Johnson, defense lawyers said, was dismissed from the agency for other reasons, noting that the woman's complaints in her workers' compensation claim addressed verbal abuse from Illius, not sexual advances from Cosby.
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And the details are pretty disturbing here, with the victims claiming things like verbal abuse, lewd comments, unwanted advances and phone calls in which it sounded as if Mr. O'Reilly was masturbating.
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Riviera, a transgender woman, said strangers' verbal abuse, her poor mental health and U.S. administration policies such as a ban on new trans military members left her feeling she had to leave.
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The appellate judges argued that the n-word and other verbal abuse definitely met the standard of a hostile work environment, which is something plaintiffs must prove in most racial discrimination cases.
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"In the past few days we have seen despicable graffiti daubed on a Polish community center, we've seen verbal abuse hurled against individuals because they are members of ethnic minorities," Cameron said.
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Williams, 36, lost the U.S. Open championship match to Naomi Osaka, 20, after receiving a total of three violations from the chair umpire — for illegal coaching, breaking her racket and verbal abuse.
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"I asked myself why this was happening," Mr. McComas said, noting the threats of physical violence and verbal abuse that he and his wife, both former Reddit employees, encountered on the site.
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The disparities are similar for audible obscenity fines (344 for the men, 21998 for the women) and, most relevant to Williams's complaint, verbal abuse (22008 for the men, 22009 for the women).
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Henry Holt & Company has continued to publish Bill O'Reilly following a New York Times report that Mr. O'Reilly settled claims by multiple women who accused him of sexual harassment and verbal abuse.
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In a New York Times article last December, more than two dozen people who had worked at her restaurants described a longstanding pattern of sexual harassment and verbal abuse by Mr. Friedman.
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Critic's Notebook So Peter Martins, after accusations of sexual harassment and physical and verbal abuse of dancers over decades, has retired from New York City Ballet and the School of American Ballet.
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In 2013, revelations of the physical and verbal abuse of players led to the ouster of the former men's basketball coach Mike Rice and the athletic director at the time, Tim Pernetti.
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A transgender man who was hired by actor Rosario Dawson to complete construction work on her home has filed a lawsuit accusing the star and her family of physical and verbal abuse.
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Violence and verbal abuse are daily occurrences for many LGBT+ people in Senegal, but those who report it risk being arrested themselves, said Djamil Bangoura, president of local support group Association Prudence.
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After losing the match to 20-year-old Naomi Osaka, Williams was issued three code violations for receiving coaching during the match, for smashing her racket, and for "verbal abuse" aimed at Ramos.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Growing numbers of Danish Muslims say they have faced verbal abuse, exclusion and hate crimes since mainstream political parties began adopting anti-immigrant policies previously the preserve of the far right.
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The tournament referee's office assessed her a $3,000 fine for breaking her racket, $4,000 for being warned about receiving coaching from the stands and $10,000 for what was called "verbal abuse" of Ramos.
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She was then given a point penalty for smashing her racket into the court, and minutes before the close of the match, she was handed a game penalty for verbal abuse against Ramos.
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"Kyrgios received the onsite maximum fine of $10,000 dollars for lack of best efforts, as well as $5,000 for verbal abuse of a spectator and $1500 for unsportsmanlike conduct," an ATP spokesman said.
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Serena Williams argued that she was subject to a double standard when she was cited for verbal abuse by the chair umpire Carlos Ramos during the United States Open women's final last Saturday.
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Drain said Lampert was "subject to substantial verbal abuse" during the proceedings, noting that critics had characterized the Sears chairman in ways that evoked a ruthless robber baron and a blowhard sitcom character.
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In October, two runners who once trained under Salazar, Mary Cain and Amy Yoder-Begley, came forward to describe what they said amounted to years of psychological and verbal abuse by the coach.
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But by Wednesday, the #MeQueer hashtag had morphed into a global online storm with thousands of LGBT people taking to Twitter to detail their experiences of verbal abuse, sexual attack and physical violence.
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British lawmakers accused G4S last week of repeated failures of detainee welfare safeguards and whistleblowing mechanisms at the immigration center, after physical and verbal abuse by guards was revealed in a BBC documentary.
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After accusations of sexual harassment and physical and verbal abuse, Peter Martins, the powerful leader of New York City Ballet who shaped the company for more than three decades, has decided to retire.
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Following the ESHO posts, a Racked investigation, prompted in part by the negative Glassdoor reviews, revealed allegations by several employees of verbal abuse and other misconduct by Truaxe and others in management positions.
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According to Hayek, Weinstein resorted to death threats, verbal abuse, and professional gaslighting when it became clear that she would not acquiesce to his sexual desires during the making of the 2002 film, Frida.
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Most of the those working in the $42 billion-a-year export industry are young women living in hostels far from home and forced to work long hours and endure sexual and verbal abuse.
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Verbal abuse included "nasty, unwanted, lewd, crude, inappropriate, uncomfortable, sexual, suggestive, and dirty" comments, in addition to "being subjected to passengers' explicit sexual fantasies, propositions, request for sexual 'favours', and pornographic videos and pictures".
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TODAY'S NUMBER 21 The number of companies that have pulled ads from Fox News' "The O'Reilly Factor" after reports about settlements with women who alleged sexual harassment or verbal abuse by host Bill O'Reilly.
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London (CNN)A London council has taken the unprecedented step of establishing a buffer zone outside a sexual health clinic in a bid to protect women from protesters accused of harassment and verbal abuse.
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Her walk of atonement starts at about 50 minutes in and includes much verbal abuse as well as men and women exposing themselves to her, throwing things at her, spitting on her and more.
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When Brazil's first black weather broadcaster on a prime-time news broadcast — Maria Júlia Coutinho, known widely by her nickname, Maju — was subjected to verbal abuse, her colleagues at Globo promoted the #WeAreAllMaju campaign.
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Azarenka also says she believes that Ramos should have made it clearer to Williams that she was in danger of receiving a game penalty before penalizing her for verbal abuse in the second set.
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They have complained about a wide range of behavior, including verbal abuse, lewd comments, unwanted advances and phone calls in which it sounded as if Mr. O'Reilly was masturbating, according to documents and interviews.
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Medvedev's erratic court behavior at the U.S. Open, which included a middle finger directed at crowd, verbal abuse and a thrown racket among other offences, saw him consistently booed by spectators in New York.
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We talk to women who accused the singer-songwriter Ryan Adams of emotional and verbal abuse; look at the secret history of women in coding; and say goodbye to the NASA Mars rover Opportunity.
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"Alexander explained that there had never been anything physical to occur, just constant verbal abuse over minor things like dishes being left in the sink and homework not being completed," officials wrote in the warrant.
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Back in December, Renee, 35, filed for a domestic violence restraining order against Grundhoffer alleging verbal abuse and death threats as well as alleging that he made disturbing and explicit sexual proposals to another woman.
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In the four weeks from June 16, police forces across the country said 6,193 offences had been reported, with the most common crimes being harassment, assault and other violence such as verbal abuse or spitting.
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Janet Jackson's older brother Steven Randall "Randy" Jackson claims that his sister suffered "verbal abuse" and felt like "a prisoner in her own home" during her marriage to London-based Qatari businessman Wissam Al Mana.
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During six months of reporting, women far and wide—from rural America to urban centers—share their stories about the physical and verbal abuse they experienced and the continued fear of experiencing it once again.
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"The amended complaint recounts how Cooper's behavior escalated: from private inappropriate comments and touching, to workplace retaliation, to continual harassment and monitoring, and finally to public outbursts, verbal abuse and physical intimidation," the judges ruled.
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On Sunday, the tournament referee's office issued the following fines: $10,000 for "verbal abuse" of chair umpire Ramos, $4,000 for being warned for coaching, and $3,000 for breaking her racket, the Los Angeles Times said.
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While it's good to be able to tackle verbal abuse and messages of hate, I do worry that social media also encourages us to disengage from any argument that doesn't chime neatly with our own.
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She took verbal abuse from our president, who called her "obviously political" before he was elected, only for him to double back and praise her once he realized that his economy was her economy, too.
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The researchers found 17 percent of the 2,700 women surveyed — or one in six — reported experiencing one or more types of mistreatment, such as verbal abuse, stigma, and discrimination, and having requests for help ignored.
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Mr. Ray's extortion scheme relied on false confessions that he extracted from his victims, using tactics like sleep deprivation, psychological and sexual humiliation, verbal abuse, physical violence and threats of legal action, the indictment charged.
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In April 2017, a New York Times report found that Fox News had paid out settlements totaling $13 million to five women who had accused longtime anchor Bill O'Reilly of sexual misconduct and verbal abuse.
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Last week, an Israeli Arab who wore the Jewish cap, or kippa, in Berlin as an experiment was subjected to verbal abuse by three people and was lashed with a belt by a Syrian Palestinian.
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In a New York Times article last December, more than two dozen people who had worked at her restaurants described a longstanding pattern of sexual harassment and verbal abuse by Ken Friedman, her business partner.
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In some cases, they said, he would turn domineering and vengeful, jerking away his offers of support when spurned, and subjecting women to emotional and verbal abuse, and harassment in texts and on social media.
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On Tuesday, a group of rabbis and workers delivered a letter to a manager at the photo giant's flagship store in Manhattan that expresses concerns over incidents of verbal abuse, discrimination, and hazardous workforce conditions.
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"I am not asking for anyone's approval, but the difference between someone's disapproval, and shaming and harassing publicly, that's verbal abuse," Pugh tells PEOPLE in this week's issue of the response to her and Ozzy's relationship.
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In Clinton's campaign ad, Machado claimed that Trump did not pay her properly for her work and called her "ugly" and "fat" along with other verbal abuse, which she claims led her to develop eating disorders.
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The song was recorded by a student at the school, and its lyrics contain verbal abuse and threats of violence against black people, Muslims, LGBT people, "and every other minority," as the student quite literally raps.
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With all this in mind, it's important to recognize if there are destructive things happening in your relationship (like emotional or verbal abuse), since an ultimatum might not be the safest option for you, Derhally says.
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Malespin waited for him at the gate and they suffered verbal abuse from the two-dozen hardcore Sandinistas who had been posted there for weeks to intimidate families trying to get news of their detained relatives.
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So said Wendy Whelan, a former principal dancer with New York City Ballet, amid accusations of sexual harassment and physical and verbal abuse against Peter Martins, the NYCB's ballet master in chief, who reportedly retired yesterday.
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Modern-day slavery underpins Britain's construction industry where tens of thousands of European migrants work in dangerous conditions without pay or a proper contract and suffer verbal abuse and beatings, anti-trafficking charities said last month.
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In 2008, a report by the Seattle University School of Law and human rights group OneAmerica, based on dozens of interviews with detainees, alleged frequent misconduct by guards, including physical and verbal abuse and sexual harassment.
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According to those reports, Ernst stated in the filing that she was a victim of mental and verbal abuse by her former husband, and described an incident where she was the victim of a physical assault.
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" The announcement came shortly after the Jazz, in a statement, said the fan would be permanently banned from all events at Vivint Smart Home Arena because of "excessive and derogatory verbal abuse directed at a player.
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He is currently part of a four-person interim team that has been leading the company since its longtime artistic director Peter Martins stepped down this winter amid accusations of harassment and physical and verbal abuse.
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One woman who worked under Hunt in the Washington bureau told Business Insider that he subjected her to extreme verbal abuse, including screaming, berating, and intimidation tactics like grabbing her arm or looming over her desk.
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The book went on sale the same week The New York Times reported that Mr. O'Reilly, the Fox News host, had settled suits with five women who had accused him of sexual harassment or verbal abuse.
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Politicians have increasingly been targets of online and verbal abuse as Brexit approaches and emotions run high, with Prime Minister Theresa May yet to clinch a deal that is acceptable to both Brussels and British lawmakers.
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One of the guys who attacked 6ix9ine -- Acie High (in the red jersey) -- tells us 6ix9ine has a long history of verbal abuse toward women and Acie is very clear ... he hated the guy for it.
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He was given a suspended ban of 16 weeks and fine of $25,000 last month after an investigation found a pattern of behavior related to Kyrgios's verbal abuse of officials and/or fans in the past year.
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"In addition to the verbal abuse, classmates circulated a video portraying what an ugly girl looked like and what a pretty girl looked like and used a picture of Rosalie to portray the ugly girl," Claypool said.
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"What actually has happened to you since the show is that two of these women have actually bad-mouthed you publicly, one claiming verbal abuse, the other one saying that you were a bit controlling," Harvey said.
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Beyond a small core of activists who are increasingly prepared to fight police with umbrellas, hard hats and street furniture, some officers are expressing shock at the verbal abuse they are facing during even small, peaceful gatherings.
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"In the past few days we have seen despicable graffiti daubed on a Polish community centre, we've seen verbal abuse hurled against individuals because they are members of ethnic minorities," Cameron told Members of Parliament on Monday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British lawmakers called on the police on Tuesday to do more to tackle intimidation of politicians and journalists outside parliament after protesters shouted verbal abuse at a prominent pro-EU Conservative during live television interviews.
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" After the Fox News host was accused of sexual harassment and verbal abuse by a number of women, and made settlements worth millions, Trump said: "He is a good person...I don't think Bill did anything wrong.
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To the Editor: It is not unusual today for the media to go overboard with verbal abuse of people who may or may not have done something wrong, but this is not the role of federal agencies.
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Sometimes it is verbal abuse hurled at her, other times he punches her in her arms and neck when he gets back to their small rented house in a poor southern neighborhood of the Colombian capital Bogota.
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An all-boys Catholic high school in New Jersey is facing a lawsuit that basically alleges a culture of sexual and verbal abuse on the school's nationally ranked wrestling team and a cover-up by the administration.
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But Ramos could have taken a more active approach before giving Williams her third code violation, for verbal abuse, by reminding her of the risk she was running if she continued to complain and to get personal.
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In legal filings from earlier this year in an ongoing class-action lawsuit, young migrants allege that staff members have engaged in physical and verbal abuse, forced them to take medication and, in some cases, overmedicated them.
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Articles — such as this one by Next Inpact — have reported at length on claims by some employees that Leandri's management style created a toxic workplace culture in which staff were subject to verbal abuse, threats and bullying.
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Kyrgios had picked up the initial fine for unsportsmanlike conduct, verbal abuse and an audible obscenity in Cincinnati after arguing with the chair umpire and smashing two rackets during his second-round defeat by Russia's Karen Khachanov.
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PEOPLE also confirmed that Renee filed for a domestic violence restraining order against Grundhoffer, 41, in December, alleging verbal abuse and death threats, as well as alleging that he made disturbing and explicit sexual proposals to another woman.
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They said the city's domestic helpers, most of whom come from the Philippines and Indonesia, were the primary group being enslaved, as they faced high agency fees, 260-hour work days as well as physical and verbal abuse.
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Investigation found physical and verbal abuse The Marines statement said investigations found drill instructors physically and verbally abused recruits and that one drill instructor was improperly assigned for duty while being investigated for allegations of assault and hazing.
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The charges stemmed from allegations made by two women, but in the months since the story broke, more than 80 women have come forward to accuse Weinstein of misconduct ranging from verbal abuse to sexual harassment to rape.
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Morales, who is from Guatemala and crossed the border illegally in 1999, told the news outlet that she's been bothered by Trump's rhetoric demonizing immigrants, and that she's been subject to verbal abuse by a supervisor, as well.
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" Farley also explains: "Women who sell sex report high levels of physical and sexual violence, including verbal abuse, threats and intimidation — one UK study found that 63 percent of women in street and indoor prostitution had experienced violence. . . .
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Perhaps a major television network will invite Mr. Johnson and Ms. Stein to debate two or three times and allow the public to hear political candidates discuss legitimate issues in a rational manner without bluster and verbal abuse.
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The alleged abuse began in 2011 and continued until 2017 when it was discovered, Lansing Detective Pete Scaccia said at a hearing, in which he detailed the physical and verbal abuse the couple allegedly inflicted on their children.
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There was a 34 percent rise in the number of violent anti-Semitic assaults to 145 but most incidents related to verbal abuse of Jews in public who were identifiable from their religious clothing, school uniform or jewelry.
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Over the weekend, the New York Times detailed five payouts O'Reilly and his network have given to women who have worked with O'Reilly over the years, following allegations of unwanted behavior ranging from verbal abuse to sexual advances.
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" That remark triggered the code violation for verbal abuse, which is defined in the rule book as "a statement about an official, opponent, sponsor, spectator or other person that implies dishonesty or is derogatory, insulting or otherwise abusive.
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Now a member of the "Easy Riders" group herself, Morucz told Reuters she had suffered daily verbal abuse, death threats and violence, including a broken finger, at the hands of her former partner during a seven-year relationship.
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"It is too soon to say how many of my generation may have learned to despise injustice as a consequence of the beatings, verbal abuse and general cruelty that we suffered as children," she writes in the book.
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Bill O'Reilly and Fox News have paid roughly $13 million over the years to women who've accused him of sexual harassment and verbal abuse, according to a new investigation by the New York Times' Emily Steel and Michael Schmidt.
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The platform is rife with bullying and verbal abuse and the social media company has had a difficult time walking the fine line between what it labels as "free speech" and making its business an inviting experience for everyone.
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Cain, who joined the Oregon Project when she was 17, detailed years of verbal abuse and overtraining to the extent that she became physically unwell; she lost her period for three years, broke five bones, and started self-harming.
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"Migrant children long have reported varied mistreatment in CBP custody, including sexual, physical, and verbal abuse, and the deprivation of basic needs such as food, water, and emergency medical care," the ACLU said in a summary of the report.
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In Human Rights Watch's examination of policing in New Orleans, for example, transgender women were subjected to constant harassment, verbal abuse, and stops for suspicion of prostitution; these women also were sometimes asked for sex in exchange for leniency.
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Two women who had been in relationships with Mr. Schneiderman — Michelle Manning Barish, a liberal activist, and Tanya Selvaratnam, an author — told the magazine that he choked and hit them, often during sex, and subjected them to verbal abuse.
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Advocates say the easiest way to protect children from entering into a marriage where they have limited legal rights and are vulnerable to physical, emotional, or verbal abuse is to set the minimum marriage age at 18, without exceptions.
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The allegations against O'Reilly date back to 2002 and include complaints of verbal abuse, lewd comments, unwanted advances, and phone calls "in which it sounded as if Mr. O'Reilly was masturbating, according to documents and interviews," the Times reported.
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Ray allegedly used sleep deprivation, psychological and sexual humiliation, verbal abuse, physical violence, threats of criminal legal action and threats of exploiting his victims' mental health vulnerabilities to exert his control over the young men and women, according to the release.
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For practitioners of kink, specific acts like hitting, choking, and verbal abuse are negotiated in advance, and players stay in contact throughout the "scene" to make sure that what sounded like a good idea earlier still feels good in the moment.
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Brown has testified that she was a survivor of abuse from when she was growing up, and her attorneys showed evidence that she suffered from physical, sexual, and verbal abuse and had been beaten, choked, raped, and threatened at gunpoint.
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Ashley Wright told ABC in an interview that aired during Good Morning, America her 10-year-old daughter, RaNiya Wright, was the target of physical and verbal abuse by the very girl she got into a fight with on March 25.
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The loss of the point prompted Williams to call Ramos a "thief", which led to a third violation for verbal abuse that resulted in the umpire issuing a game penalty, although he could have prevented the incident from escalating, King said.
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Schumer's comments shed light on how difficult it can be to leave an abusive relationship, and they also tear down the idea that it's a sign of weakness or somehow your fault if a partner resorts to physical or verbal abuse.
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PEOPLE can also confirm that Renee, 35, filed for a domestic violence restraining order against Grundhoffer, 41, in December, alleging verbal abuse and death threats, as well as alleging that he made disturbing and explicit sexual proposals to another woman.
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The realm of online dating brings other headaches, like being pressured by matches to send nudes, receiving unsolicited dick pics, and harassment, and verbal abuse if I take too long to reply to messages or don't want a second date.
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New York (CNN)The viral video is disturbing: A woman is forced to walk a New York City sidewalk wearing only a towel before being stripped naked, all while enduring a stream of verbal abuse hurled by the man filming her.
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Verbal abuse can hurt these aides' long-term health and lead to higher turnover rates, said senior study author Margaret Quinn, who is director of an industry outreach initiative called Safe Home Care Project at the University of Massachusetts in Lowell.
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Susan Heitler, a Denver-based clinical psychologist and author of Prescription Without Pills, says excessive apologizing can occur because of a hyperactive amygdala (the part of the brain that regulates emotions), or in unsafe relationships involving physical or verbal abuse.
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"Prejudice and discrimination affect transgender individuals in many ways throughout their daily lives, often in the form of physical or verbal abuse or bullying," Jesse M. Ehrenfeld, MD, MPH, member of the AMA Board of Trustees, said at the meeting.
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Several female authors have come forward recently with accusations of misconduct and verbal abuse, prompting some booksellers to remove his works from their shelves and sparking a broader conversation about how the literary world will handle its latest #MeToo moment.
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The report found that temporary workers both documented and undocumented were subjected to verbal abuse and curfews, and workers reported having their wages stolen or being paid less than what they were initially promised, as well as not being paid overtime.
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The New York Times interviewed four recent camp inmates from Xinjiang who described physical and verbal abuse by guards; grinding routines of singing, lectures and self-criticism meetings; and the gnawing anxiety of not knowing when they would be released.
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But she said the White House personnel security office was still in the midst of its own investigation into Porter by the time the British tabloid Daily Mail published interviews with Porter's ex-wives alleging physical and verbal abuse in February.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Modern-day slavery underpins Britain's construction industry where tens of thousands of European migrants work in dangerous conditions without pay or a proper contract and suffer verbal abuse and beatings, anti-trafficking charities said on Monday.
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Filed by two immigration advocacy and legal groups, the documents describe widespread instances of separated parents being coerced into signing forms agreeing to their deportation, verbal abuse and detention conditions repeatedly described as worse than being treated like a dog.
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In 220006, The Guardian newspaper reported that workers in these clothing mills in Bangladesh face physical assault, verbal abuse, forced overtime, unsanitary conditions, denial of paid maternity leave, and failure to pay wages and bonuses on time or in full.
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SEOUL, Dec 21 (Reuters) - North Korea criticised the United States for taking issue with its human rights record on Saturday, saying Washington's "verbal abuse" would only aggravate the already tense situation on the Korean Peninsula, state news agency KCNA reported.
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"The investigation found a pattern of behaviour related to Kyrgios's verbal abuse of officials and/or spectators in the past 12 months that constitutes a violation," the ATP said in a statement, adding that Kyrgios had five working days to appeal.
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Mark Steines, cohost of the Hallmark Channel's daytime lifestyle show Home & Family, filed a lawsuit Thursday against the network and parent company Crown Media, claiming he was retaliated against and eventually fired for reporting on-the-job sexual harassment and verbal abuse.
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"For a long time we have been experiencing inequality, wage theft, verbal abuse, physical abuse," said June Barrett, a Miami-based organizer with NWDA who worked as a home health care aide for 16 years and said she was sexually harassed several times.
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Following the publication of author Junot Diaz's viral essay for The New Yorker about his childhood sexual assault and subsequent relationship issues, a number of women in the literary world have come forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct and verbal abuse.
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Claudia Rodriguez expressed her frustration in a Facebook post on April 12, writing that her son, a third-grader at BASIS Phoenix Central, was forced to endure verbal abuse from his classmates for the sake of a lesson about the Civil Rights movement.
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Just about everyone has been name-called or subject to some other sort of verbal abuse online, but women are the predominant targets of sexual harassment and the sustained abuse that constitutes cyberstalking, typically considered the most serious form of internet harassment.
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We don't care about the women Trump has subjected to cruel, puerile verbal abuse; we don't care about the women he has allegedly groped, intimidated, and sexually humiliated; we don't care about the women he has sworn to strip of basic bodily autonomy.
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In the week since Porter's ex-wives, Colbie Holderness and Jennifer Willoughby, publicly accused him of physical and verbal abuse, the White House has been dodging questions about when officials knew about the allegations and what, if anything, they did about it.
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While the self-proclaimed "horror fanatic"'s blogging initially stirred speculation about her motive, Martinson's lawyers described a long history of alleged physical, mental and verbal abuse that the teen both suffered and witnessed from mother Jennifer Ayers and stepfather Thomas Ayers.
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"These children often give 'confessions,' without the presence of a parent or lawyer, after being subjected by Israeli forces to verbal abuse, threats, physical and psychological violence that in some cases amounts to torture, which is absolutely prohibited under international law," Higazi said.
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Although Sloan does not think she was sexually harassed, she said her three years at that job were characterized by verbal abuse and punctuated with bizarre incidents, like one in which she walked into her boss's office and found him in his underwear.
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The other runners include Kara Goucher, a two-time Olympian, and Mary Cain, a prodigy who skipped collegiate running to train with Salazar but quit the team within a few years, her body and her spirit broken by overtraining and verbal abuse.
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A blockbuster investigation by The New Yorker, published online, paints a lurid, shocking portrait of New York's top law enforcement officer as an alleged serial abuser of women, someone who slapped and spat on them, heaping insults and other verbal abuse as well.
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However, the facility where Leon had been based, the Otero County Processing Center, has faced claims of physical and verbal abuse from gay and transgender detainees, according to advocates and lawyers with the American Civil Liberties Union and El Paso Dreamers Project.
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"Specifically, B&H supervisors and other employees at the worksite subjected Hispanic employees to severe and/or pervasive verbal abuse — including excessive yelling, racist remarks, and degrading comments — because of the Hispanic employees' national origin, race, and/or color," DOL's attorneys write.
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Aside from trashing makeup, which is saving them hundreds of dollars a month, they are embracing bowl haircuts and opting for eyeglasses instead of contacts — a seemingly simple protest that, nonetheless, has made the women targets of verbal abuse and death threats online.
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" Fawaz Haffar, a trustee at the Didsbury Mosque, where Mr. Abedi and his family worshiped, said at a news conference on Wednesday that he had received reports of "terrible anti-Muslim acts, ranging from verbal abuse to acts of criminal damage to mosques.
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At the first adult evaluation, researchers asked participants to recall how often they endured physical or verbal abuse before age 16 using a 10-point scale, with the lowest scores meaning little to no bullying and the highest results indicating routine victimization.
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Washington (CNN)Several White House officials have expressed confusion over President Donald Trump's conflicting remarks on the allegations made against his former staff secretary Rob Porter, who resigned last Wednesday after his two former spouses accused him of physical and verbal abuse.
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During in-person observations of births at urban hospitals in Ghana, Guinea and Nigeria, researchers found that more than 257 percent of women experienced physical or verbal abuse, stigmatization or discrimination related to race or ethnicity, according to a report in The Lancet.
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Writing in short discursive chapters, occasionally stopping to address some aspect of queer theory or list her favorite Disney villains, Machado weaves a captivating tale of a romance gone sour and the deep scars that emotional and verbal abuse can leave. —T.
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The indictment alleged that the woman's relatives subjected her to physical violence, psychological and verbal abuse, and psychological manipulation from August 2015 to June 2016 as a way of forcing her to perform uncompensated household and yard work at the house they shared with her.
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While prosecutors had sought a sentence of 40 years in the March 2015 deaths of Jennifer Ayers and Thomas Ayers, Martinson's lawyers had recommended eight years, and further detailed Martinson's long history of physical, mental and verbal abuse, both as a victim and witness.
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The opening sequence follows the young protagonist, Andy (Tye Sheridan), first going through the motions of his job clearing the ice at a skating rink where his father (Udo Kier) is an instructor, and then weathering the man's weary, matter-of-fact verbal abuse.
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Later investigation revealed the horrific conditions under which the woman was allegedly made to live and work, including "physical violence, threats of physical violence, psychological and verbal abuse, abuse of legal process, and psychological manipulation to obtain uncompensated labor and services," the federal indictment states.
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I felt a little embarrassed because she was my guest... Still verbal abuse can be tolerated but when it goes physical... Azealia [threatened] to cut a girl in the face with a glass, then actually grabs a glass and physically attacks for no logical reason.
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This hobby of his dovetails pretty nicely with his general tendency to yell at anyone who comes within a three-foot radius of him (for some reason, Alexa users can now bring the terrors of his verbal abuse into the comforts of their kitchen).
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DHAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Ayesha Akhter walks into the factory where she works, the supervisor greets her with a smile and wishes her a pleasant day - a major change after years of physical and verbal abuse from managers in Bangladesh's $2500 billion garment industry.
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Their decision was in response to a note from Editors-in-Chief Deborah Chasman and Joshua Cohen in which they confirmed that they would be keeping Díaz as the fiction editor despite multiple accusations of sexual misconduct and verbal abuse made against the author.
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From 1967 to 2014, seven officers racked up more than 236 complaints, according to the Tribune, which range from civilian grievances, such as excessive force, unlawful arrest or verbal abuse, to administrative no-nos, like drinking on the job or improper maintenance of police equipment.
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From 1753 to 2175, seven officers racked up more than 22013 complaints, according to the Tribune, which range from civilian grievances, such as excessive force, unlawful arrest or verbal abuse, to administrative no-nos, like drinking on the job or improper maintenance of police equipment.
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Medvedev, who won the Cincinnati Masters earlier this month, was fined $7,500 for verbal abuse in the first round and $2,500 for throwing his racket in the second round but said he hopes to show more composure when he faces Germany's Dominik Koepfer on Sunday.
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There are multiple reasons for these listless preorder sales, including perhaps the erosion of Mr. O'Reilly's fan base after The New York Times disclosed in the spring that he had settled claims by five women who accused him of sexual harassment or verbal abuse.
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After she appeared in the video with Redditt Hudson, co-founder of the National Coalition of Law Enforcement Officers for Justice, verbal abuse poured in, largely on social media and from retired officers because, she said, no officer would dare confront her on the job.
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Riot police, who have faced a barrage of verbal abuse on the streets of Yuen Long and across Hong Kong in recent months, had a small presence near polling stations on Sunday, but voters ignored them as they walked past queues in small groups.
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Rehal says the series is a way of paying tribute to the women who've experienced various types of struggles after moving to the UK; "the racism, sacrifices, domestic and verbal abuse and hard labour that they had to endure after moving from their homes from overseas".
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Michael Georgy reports on why the singing bothers IS. Suicide at Japan's top ad agency puts overtime on the reform agenda The suicide of 24-year-old Matsuri Takahashi left a trail of grievances on social media about her relentless working hours and boss's verbal abuse.
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It only got more tense from there ... and after telling the ref he would "never ever ever be on another court of mine as long as you live" and calling him a thief and a liar ... Serena was given a game penalty for umpire verbal abuse.
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"Alaa regrets that he did not step aside and/or stand up against the act of verbal abuse that occurred against her, and would love the opportunity to personally extend his apologies to her," the Alsoufis said in a statement, according to a screenshot on blogTO.
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After berating the compliant Coxxx, Phoenix realizes he's turned on by her verbal abuse and strips him down, manhandling him and whipping his body around like a rag doll while—in an inspired, athletic bout of role reversal—holding him upside down in a standing 69 position.
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I realize that President Trump's preposterous statements and lies can bring out the visceral in the best of us (myself included), but I cannot help but think of the way Michelle and Barack Obama handled themselves with such dignity during the last eight years of verbal abuse.
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Tom is, to put it mildly, absolutely horrendous to Greg, subjecting him to near-constant verbal abuse (which he plays off as a joke, a tactic Greg is finally getting wise to) and using Greg as a pawn in his attempt to climb the Royco ladder.
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STRASSEL: Paul, a video went viral this week showing a thug walking into a San Antonio fast-food joint where he threw his drink in the face of a teenager and stole the 16-year-olds Make America Great hat, again hurling verbal abuse at him as he left.
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If the infrastructure spending actually comes, as opposed to just handouts to the well-off via tax cuts, the irony is that Trump's program is not too far from what central bankers have been asking for, though they have not enjoyed and will not enjoy the verbal abuse.
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In the wake of an explosive New York Times story that revealed that 21st Century Fox paid $13 million in settlements to five women claiming sexual harassment or verbal abuse by Bill O'Reilly, the top Fox News host, only one prominent public figure came to the defense of O'Reilly.
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In February, a criminal indictment against Lee Myung-hee, matriarch of the Korean Air dynasty, included allegations that she had committed physical and verbal abuse against staff members, including forcing them to kneel, drenching them in cold water and striking them on the forehead with a mop handle.
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This included homophobic or transphobic verbal abuse; accusing a transgender victim of not being "man" or "woman" enough; refusing to respect the victim's identity, or preventing them from accessing hormones; and physically attacking the specific parts of a transgender person's body with heightened gender significance, such as breasts.
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After the worldwide publicity surrounding the mass cult suicide at Jonestown, Guyana, in November 1978, ashram officials proscribed further violence in the encounter group and changed its name, but Smith says that verbal abuse and orgiastic sex were still common in the group when she went through it.
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The report cited the experiences of trans women of color: In Human Rights Watch's examination of policing in New Orleans, for example, transgender women were subjected to constant harassment, verbal abuse, and stops for suspicion of prostitution; these women also were sometimes asked for sex in exchange for leniency.
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"Far from engaging in racially motivated harassment, the group of mostly white, MAGA-hat-wearing male teenagers remained relatively calm and restrained despite being subjected to incessant racist, homophobic, and bigoted verbal abuse by members of the bizarre religious sect Black Hebrew Israelites, who were lurking nearby," Soave wrote.
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"—The Hollywood Reporter Duffer Brothers Respond to Verbal Abuse AllegationThe creators of Stranger Things apologized for letting "tempers occasionally get frayed" on set but stopped short of a complete mea culpa after former crew member Peyton Brown said she had seen them "seek out and verbally abuse multiple women.
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Among aides who reported verbal abuse, 17% said they had been yelled at or spoken to in an angry or humiliating tone, 10% said they were made to feel bad about themselves, 6% reported racial, ethnic, religious or personal insults and 5% said they had received verbal threats of harm.
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"We had 15-19 new arrivals a day, every carer had 34 children to look after, and we were on one day on, one day off shifts of 24 hours because there were not enough staff, "the employee said, adding she faced death threats and verbal abuse from her wards.
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When she is told that a man is standing behind a column writing down everything she says, she fires off a fusillade of verbal abuse at Higgins, who all but ignores her once he discovers that a man buying flowers is a linguist he wants to meet, Colonel Pickering (Allan Corduner).
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Sure, there's an argument to be made that throat-slash movements, prolonged verbal abuse or standing over a fallen opponent and screaming at him are over the line—but don't slap Newton with a 15-yard penalty just for acknowledging the fact that he crossed the yellow first-down line.
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In her 2016 book "Girls & Sex," the journalist Peggy Orenstein cites a 2010 study that analyzed 304 scenes from popular porn videos and found that nearly 90 percent of the scenes included physical aggression and almost half had some form of verbal abuse, with women overwhelmingly the targets of aggression.
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To back that up, the motion points to a Gawker article describing supposed harassment and verbal abuse by an unnamed "CEO of a major dating site" owned by a corporation "in a glass building on the far side of town" (subsequent coverage has suggested that the piece was about Blatt).
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But more than a year after he left amid allegations of sexual harassment and physical and verbal abuse, he continues to make his presence felt in ways both big and small — including by ordering last-minute cast changes in performances of his ballets and showing up backstage after a show.
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" To explain why this look might be subject to disapproval, she cites a study from an academic journal on verbal abuse: "Like the gays and feminists, as long as they kept quiet, Jews were O.K. When Jews become more obvious, when they deviate from the 'norm,' they're seen as obnoxious.
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Ms. Theron's Kelly is a tack-sharp anchor who presses Donald J. Trump on his sexism during a major debate, puts up with verbal abuse from right-wing trolls (and newsroom colleagues) and ultimately comes forward about being harassed by Mr. Ailes, a testimonial that seals the once-invincible TV king's fate.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Discriminatory labor practices, safety risks, verbal abuse, and personal humiliation — these allegations are among the many that workers at B&H Photo Video's Midtown Manhattan store are making against the nation's largest non-chain photo and video retailer as they launch a new campaign for workplace reform.
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" At the time, the UK had recently banned a long list of hardcore sex acts from porn produced in the country, including "spanking, caning, whipping, penetration by an object 'associated with violence,' physical or verbal abuse (consensual or not), urination in sexual contexts, female ejaculation, strangulation, facesitting and fisting (if all knuckles are inserted).
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In shelter system, hundreds of 'deficiencies' Though the worst abuses in the immigrant child detention system have been alleged in higher-security facilities, even the shelters where children begin their stays have seen allegations of neglect, assault, verbal abuse and missing background checks for staff, in a system that is increasingly straining at its seams.
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About 30 inmates from Cuba and India have been refusing food to protest verbal abuse from guards, threats of deportation, and lengthy detainments with no sign of due process, they told the AP. Eleven have been starving themselves for about a month, according to ICE, and some are reportedly so weak they cannot stand up.
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His role on the show came under scrutiny in late November when an investigation by journalist Rachel Tepper Paley for Mic detailed instances wherein four women who'd worked under Iuzzini at Restaurant Jean-Georges—where Iuzzini had held the post of Executive Pastry Chef from 2002 and 2011—made allegations of unwanted touching and verbal abuse.
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" In Reason, a libertarian news outlet, Robby Soave argued that "far from engaging in racially motivated harassment, the group of mostly white, MAGA-hat-wearing male teenagers remained relatively calm and restrained despite being subjected to incessant racist, homophobic, and bigoted verbal abuse by members of the bizarre religious sect Black Hebrew Israelites, who were lurking nearby.
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Madison Beer, 153, and Jack Gilinsky, 20, have both responded to the audio — which went viral on social media among their large fan bases — while also addressing the issue of verbal abuse and appropriate behavior when in a relationship, a topic that feels especially relevant considering what is currently going on with Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna.
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Following Fowler's blog post, the New York Times posted a report based on interviews with more than 30 current and former Uber employees that also paints a picture of Uber as an aggressive and unrestrained workplace, with details of additional incidents of sexual harassment, homophobic verbal abuse and cocaine misuse — piling more pressure on the company and its CEO.
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"Domestic workers frequently experience wage theft, verbal abuse, sexual harassment, threats to call ICE if we speak up about our working conditions, daily instances of racism and prejudice, and employers who refuse to pay and who barge into living quarters after work hours are done for live-in nannies and caregivers," wrote Annie Johnson, a Philadelphia nanny, in a Philadelphia Inquirer op-ed published in March.
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The US suicide rate has risen in recent years, increasing by 28% in the past two decades, to the highest it's been since World War II.Read more: Nurses reveal the best parts about their job, from the steady pay to helping save livesFor nurses, hardships on the job include working long hours because of nationwide worker shortages, plus dealing with physical and verbal abuse on the job.
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Those of us who want a normal delivery must often resort to small birthing centers with a staff of midwives and nurses, where epidurals are usually not available, or to public hospitals, where, according to a study by the Brazilian think tank Fundação Perseu Abramo, women are more likely to suffer obstetric violence — that is, physical, sexual, and verbal abuse from medical staff during labor.
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It is, still, a reasonable question whether any of that will change, even as O'Reilly faces the biggest challenge of his long career to his status as big dog: a burgeoning advertiser boycott of his show in reaction to the report in The New York Times that he and his employers have shelled out $13 million to five different women to settle allegations of sexual harassment or verbal abuse against him.
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Tiresome as it was, it was a fun time—in a deranged, masochistic sort of way—with many threats of bodily harm, flag hurling, awkwardly long stare downs, spectators crowning the "winner" of each press conference based on whose verbal abuse seemed less scripted, and the principals redirecting their own gnawing insecurities re: money, fame, likeability, fighting style, and prospects of victory into headline- and video-package-ready sound bites.
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The individual will ideally also be an alumna/us of SAB and NYCB who will have: • A deep and passionate commitment to the Balanchine and Robbins aesthetic and repertory; • Demonstrated artistic leadership success as a programmer and/or company leader for an organization known for quality and excellence; The call for a humane leader is notable after Mr. Martins's retirement as the company investigated allegations of sexual harassment and physical and verbal abuse.
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Read more:Lower pay, more harassment: How work in America has failed women of colorNearly 70% of flight attendants experience 'rampant' sexual harassment, according to a new survey1 in 3 women say they've been sexually harassed at work, but they're not reporting it'60 Minutes' executives created a toxic workplace where bullying, verbal abuse, and sexual harassment thrived, leaked report saysUsing money as a weapon is called financial abuse — and it's the ultimate form of manipulative control
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The Wednesday tweets come after Trump retweeted a series of tweets from Fransen, who is seen as a controversial figure in the U.K. The BBC reported that Fransen was arrested earlier this month over a speech made in Belfast this summer at a Northern Ireland Against Terrorism rally, while The Guardian reported last year Fransen was found guilty of "religiously aggravated harassment" for verbal abuse of a woman wearing a hijab in front of her four children.
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Refusing to fully engage in this conversation unfortunately seems to be par for the course for Big Literary Men once they're accused in the age of #MeToo: Junot Díaz, who was accused just over a month ago of forcibly kissing the writer Zinzi Clemmons and misogynistic verbal abuse by multiple women, including Carmen Maria Machado and Monica Byrne,was cleared of misconduct by his employer MIT, and remains in his position as a fiction editor at Boston Review (a decision BR's poetry editors resigned in protest over).
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It's also where I got this essential gif to use for the 2017 award season: We open with our narrator, Naina Catherine Kapoor (Preity Zinta), whose plate is pretty full; she has two younger siblings, one in a wheelchair and one the receiving end of verbal abuse from their grandmother for being adopted; she's constantly keeping her mother and grandmother from waging a full-on war; and she has M.B.A. classes in Manhattan with her scalawag of a best friend, Rohit (Saif Ali Khan).
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Georgina Philippou, the CFO of the watchdog, said in her letter that the bad behavior and conditions witnessed in the authority's £60 million ($54.4 million) offices in Stratford, East London, included: "Leaving cutlery and crockery in the kitchen areas, overflowing bins, stealing plants and charging cables from desks, catering and security teams being subject to verbal abuse, colleagues defecating on the floor in toilet cubicles on a particular floor, urinating on the floor in the men's toilets and leaving alcohol bottles in sanitary bins," the Evening Standard newspaper, which first reported the story, said Tuesday.
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