Garner was victimized in life, and is being re-victimized in death.
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I'm in it for all women who have been victimized or will be victimized.
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"They're victimized first by the driver, and they're victimized by the company afterward," he said.
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"They were victimized when their son was murdered, they were victimized when our office made this stupid decision and they were victimized when the governor buddied up with Mr. Nunez," Clabby said.
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But then what they can say is we were victimized and if you were victimized it's because your systems are no good.
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As much as the Flames were victimized by Pettersson and Markstrom, they were victimized by their own ineptness, especially while on the power play.
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Some kids were never or rarely bullied, some were victimized in their early school years but not in later years, while another group was increasingly victimized in later years.
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" Biden said Hill "got victimized again during the process.
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Not because women aren't victimized — of course they are.
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The unquestioned truth about Trump is that he believes in a number of conspiracy theories -- many of which revolve around the idea that he has been victimized or is currently being victimized.
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The dog that was allegedly victimized has since been adopted.
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I tend to be victimized by my anger at times.
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In prison, we were victimized as if we were guilty.
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"She was victimized again during the process" of the hearings.
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Survivor Survivor: You were victimized by unspeakable abuse during childhood.
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Our response must not depend on which side was victimized.
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I was victimized, and that's what was done to me.
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We don't want to make fun of victimized people. 2.
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They're drunk and angry and victimized (and rich and white).
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There are still kids out there who are being victimized.
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" Republican Representative Matt Gaetz said he felt "victimized and violated.
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Jennifer Lawrence and Scarlett Johansson, among others, have been victimized.
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"They victimized these guys," Mr. Murray said in his summation.
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Raise your hand if you felt personally victimized by 2018.
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"Victims often get victimized twice by jurisdictional issues," Berry says.
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There's no wrong way to respond when you're being victimized.
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He obsessively watches cable news and feels victimized by it.
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But he also said he felt victimized by the reaction.
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Columbus victimized him 4 minutes 17 seconds into the game.
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His method of hating particularly galvanizes people who feel victimized.
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GIULIANI: I feel very bad he's been victimized like this.
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We know, because we've been there to help victimized workers.
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We all have been victimized somehow either directly or indirectly.
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Women are put in terrible positions, or women are victimized.
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The NCVS is reporting the results of a survey of more than 160,000 Americans 12 and older in which people report if they've been victimized by a crime and what crimes they've been victimized by.
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"Jussie Smollett was victimized first in a hate-motivated and violent attack in Chicago and has since been doubly victimized as the subject of speculation by the media industry and broader culture," the statement said.
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But most of them are stories about passengers victimized by drivers.
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The family is just one of many victimized by the GTTF.
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He worries about being victimized for something he's not involved in.
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The fallout from her rape only further victimized the young girl.
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What happens when a person with far fewer advantages is victimized?
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Thank you for your contributions to this destitute and victimized man.
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Women and children continue to be victimized at a disgraceful pace.
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We are victimized at far greater rates than other minority groups.
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How many women are victimized because we're fearful of appearing rude?
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Adele has become the latest star to be victimized by hackers.
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Too many white middle-class Americans, victimized by globalization, are struggling.
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When you've been victimized, sodomy is a crime in certain jurisdictions.
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North Carolina Republicans said they were being victimized by inconsistent standards.
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"I felt victimized but also in love with Eli," she said.
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But you don't have to continue being emotionally victimized by her.
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I pray for the healing of every young boy he's victimized.
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"I really felt they were being victimized," she told the newspaper.
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This provides at least some, protection from being re-victimized psychologically.
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Does everybody else's opinion matter if the supposed victim wasn't victimized?
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The Alan Reinstein Act does not even mention the damages to those people who, having been victimized with asbestosis or mesothelioma, are now being further victimized by attorneys who milk asbestos litigation for all its worth.
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Of course, "surviving" lynching did not mean that women were not victimized.
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They can very easily turn around and say that they're being victimized.
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Many children are victimized by poverty, malnutrition, and discrimination to this day.
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Besides Maroney, more than 120 women claim they were victimized by Nassar.
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Some may have thought they were the only ones who were victimized.
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No woman should ever be victimized by this kind of inappropriate behavior.
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Under last month's settlement, only $5 million was allocated for victimized customers.
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The film doesn't even need its shocking twists about WorryFree's victimized workforce.
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Detectives have said from the outset that Vetrano was victimized at random.
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Raise your hand if you've ever felt personally victimized by Rupert Grint.
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How does Wershe's story exemplify how the drug war has victimized people?
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I feel personally victimized by how many loose ends were left untied.
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Johansson was victimized by deepfakes that doctored her face onto pornographic videos.
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The same priest, Mr. Rozzi later learned, had also victimized his friends.
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He is devoid of humanity toward women who are victimized by men.
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Victimized twice An unknown number of migrants were sexually abused and exploited.
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In other words, the CFPB is protecting financial predators, not victimized consumers.
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Anne Heche is among the many actresses allegedly victimized by Harvey Weinstein.
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She told court she was "being victimized ... because I have political ambitions".
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I went through a lot, mainly being victimized as a black woman.
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We know that marginalized groups are victimized at greater rates than others.
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Meanwhile, those directly victimized by the CIA's violence are rendered completely invisible.
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Perhaps the victimized girls are worth more than that one gorgeous tear?
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And then they feel victimized if you start to go at them.
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Boys were more than twice as likely as girls to be victimized.
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But there was a romantic notion of these people who were victimized.
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And people with mental disabilities are the most likely to be victimized.
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In its disclosure Tuesday, the company said all accounts were likely victimized.
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Will we get pictures of children who get victimized by chemical weapons?
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"They don't want to be victimized by anyone else," Sheriff Jenkins said.
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Crude tribal dividing lines inevitably arouse a besieged, victimized us/them mentality.
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So too is Nigeria, which has been victimized by Boko Haram violence.
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Consider the young women victimized by the Epsteins and Weinsteins and Moores.
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These measures are understandably unpopular in states long victimized by Russian oppression.
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He's a predator who victimized women for decades and lied about it.
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Throughout human history, many people were victimized — and killed — by hostile coalitions.
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Even if you're not being victimized yourself, it's essential to stay vigilant.
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Even Tuesday night, he continued his even-handed messaging on race; he put the perspective of the economically anxious white man who felt victimized on equal footing with those of people of color who were actually victimized by racism.
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But he defended the now-defunct consultancy's reputation and said he felt victimized.
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She is the third girl victimized by men in the group, Daniels said.
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People can be victimized, and the effects can extend far beyond the room.
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People's intentions to migrate nearly doubled if they had been victimized multiple times.
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A woman doesn't need to be victimized in order to become a butterfly.
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Women who were allegedly victimized by Weinstein were too afraid to speak out.
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We have to take it very personally when any human being is victimized.
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Do we continue to draw straws to figure out who is more victimized?
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So why do we have to be victimized by his fecklessness, his ignorance?
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You're not really meant to feel like she's being victimized by that man.
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The depiction of brutalizing men and passive, victimized women is hard to watch.
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Several women and girls have killed themselves in the wake of being victimized.
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Americans shouldn't have to be victimized for our immigration laws to mean something.
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Florida's starting goalie, Sam Montembeault, was victimized for five goals on 30 shots.
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Many of those victimized by the rebels complain that justice was not done.
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Trump himself has complained repeatedly that he is being victimized by underhanded leaks.
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This bank is among the financial institutions victimized by Manafort's alleged bank fraud.
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Lowe's, Goodwill and other retailers have also been victimized through their third parties.
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Never very sentimental about his native land, Stalin victimized this country for decades.
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We will not allow our client to be victimized twice by this man.
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I may be an exception but I haven't felt victimized all these years.
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The Boilermakers outgained Rutgers 474-217 but were victimized by two long plays.
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Why should he be victimized by the state's newfound interest in the environment?
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They have been victimized by the Castro regime and by successive U.S. administrations.
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Barr and Owens took exception to those who have said they were victimized.
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They're the demographic group most at risk of being victimized by violent crime.
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It's really an inability to take an "I'm sorry" beyond — and like really do say that and not immediately feel victimized, which is to me the people who hold all the power feeling victimized is an exhausting ... Meredith Whittaker: Yep.
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Raise your hand if you've been personally victimized by Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman.
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I think in that interview he succumbed to being the victim and feeling victimized.
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" Rhodes went on to say, "I'm deeply disappointed and angry that people were victimized.
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Raise your hand if you've ever felt personally victimized by a single, tiny mosquito.
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The emotional heart of the story is also victimized by the zoomed-out camera.
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It's part of growing up in a group that's been victimized for so long.
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You don't get anything out of it as the person who has been victimized.
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Not to call the women you allegedly victimized liars and damage them even more.
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While this is a serious issue, it's not the only place men are victimized.
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Never before in human history have so many people been victimized by so few.
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And now a victimized company was being investigated for possibly having taken defensive action.
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The day we rebelled was a normal day, with its number of women victimized.
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The women know that if she's discovered, she will be victimized as they are.
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Cases continue to crop up almost daily about women being victimized across the sciences.
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It's unclear if students from other countries have also been victimized by the site.
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As soon as people feel unhappy or victimized, they'll hear a lot about it.
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Many are thrown in prison, subjected to inhumane conditions and reportedly victimized by torture.
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Where most such films exploited and victimized women, here women are committing the brutality.
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This isn't necessarily good news for people who might be victimized by aggressive policing.
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Monica Seles was victimized by a maniacal fan who stabbed her on the court.
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He struck out six and walked one, but was victimized by four home runs.
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He has persuaded many Americans that they have been victimized by imitation and theft.
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Dixon said Winfrey&aposs announcement made her feel like she was being re-victimized.
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Raise your hand if you've ever felt personally victimized by cold and flu season.
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Another story of children being victimized by clergy emerges and we're shocked once more.
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A young woman is abused and victimized when she chooses to stop eating meat.
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She said that Mr. Polanski "sexually victimized" her in 1973, when she was 16.
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But even when we're not being victimized, the alternative leaves much to be desired.
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Sorensen, in turn, denied the allegations and said his former wife actually victimized him.
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Neither he nor his family had ever been victimized by African-Americans, he said.
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It will eventually fail them, and in turn your digital identity will be victimized.
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Raise your hand if you've ever felt personally victimized by John Stephenson's Animal Farm.
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The identities of most of the celebrities who were victimized have not been revealed.
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Please do not allow these women to be further victimized by delay and defamation.
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Blankenship had portrayed himself as a "political prisoner" victimized by overzealous prosecutors of Barack Obama.
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They're now encouraging any person who may have been victimized by Weinstein to come forward.
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"When these (acts) of violence happen in a neighborhood, the neighborhood is victimized," Rallings said.
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JE: And have been victimized, might be dealing with post-traumatic stress and other reactions.
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In that case, the central bank account victimized was not that of Bangladesh, but Uganda.
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Now, thanks to RBG, they can feel victimized by a whole new branch of government.
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" Chris Cillizza: "This press conference is Trump at his most rage filled, vengeful and victimized.
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Trump's casino adventures would amount to four big bankruptcies, which victimized employees, creditors and lenders.
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He no longer has the power to intimidate those he has victimized in the past.
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I am afraid of her being shamed, isolated, intimidated, victimized, and denied her civil rights.
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Authorities say Nassar victimized more than 260 women and girls, including several Olympic gold medalists.
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I just don't want to be victimized and charged for something false on my record.
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Critics say the law unfairly allows young black men to be victimized by gun violence.
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In many instances, state-sponsored violence has targeted communities already victimized by the Islamist sect.
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Meanwhile, platforms like Twitter have been "victimized" by the spread of false information, Clinton said.
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Van Der Beek ended by saying he can relate to women who have been victimized.
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Because a lot of people don't believe a person like me could actually be victimized.
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But by 2008, they were out of business, victimized by their owner's lack of finances.
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He mentions the women who are victimized -- sexually assaulted en route by those same criminals.
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Delacourt said the case began in 2016 after one individual was victimized by the defendants.
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The focus on social issues does bring welcome mentions of forgotten figures victimized by segregation.
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The legislative process takes time—time children victimized through the sex trade do not have.
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He struck out three and walked one, victimized by a defense that committed three errors.
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In many cases, according to Manoba, people were victimized by both sides in the conflict.
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Not only that, marginalized groups have fewer resources to seek justice when they are victimized.
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In addition to the international consequences, bad judgment uniquely victimized the middle class of America.
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Looking back years later, Conrad dismisses the notion that he was victimized by his teacher.
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Some were victimized nearly three decades ago, others only days before my report was filed.
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Many gangs are thought to comprise mostly Fulani members, but Fulani have also been victimized.
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People with severe mental illness are more likely to be victimized than to be victimizers.
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But the duty of journalism is to give voice to the abandoned, victimized and forgotten.
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What Trump did was to remind white voters that they should feel victimized and aggrieved.
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Judge Aquilina, a longtime proponent of victim impact statements, understood that entire families were victimized.
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Some supporters of President-elect Donald J. Trump, however, say they too have been victimized.
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Authorities said Nassar victimized more than 260 women and girls, including several Olympic gold medalists.
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"American Crime Story," of course, has been victimized to a degree by its own success.
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Those requiring mental health and substance abuse care are particularly victimized by the Senate budget.
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The current regulation was introduced to protect students from being victimized by colleges or universities.
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Many of those victimized have come to appreciate the mockery as an honor of sorts.
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And because of everything they've seen, they just feel like they must have been victimized.
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"My heart breaks for all the women who were victimized by Harvey Weinstein," Lawrence, 28, said.
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"It's worse than the flu," she said — companies of all sizes, and individuals, have been victimized.
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He's apparently, from what I've understood in this whole thing, quite belligerent about Uber being victimized.
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The hashtag #MeToo movement, they want women to get behind something and be victimized by men.
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"There is nothing worse than being victimized and having others call you a liar," Schuman wrote.
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If you're a black woman, you are more victimized than if you are a black man.
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Had they, chances are the 14-year-old would never have been victimized, the prosecutor said.
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They victimized Russian dissidents and media critics, politicians and military targets, each in their native language.
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" One woman said she was "victimized by an immigrant living in NYC on my tax dollars.
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Balko: I don't Sessions or Trump particularly care about people who are victimized by the system.
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The media acted victimized just because Trump won't attend the upcoming White House Correspondents Association dinner.
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Lyle was abused between the ages of six and eight, while Erik was victimized into adulthood.
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The investigation Paddock's violent transformation has mystified everyone -- his brother, investigators and the families he victimized.
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The people are tired of being victimized, unable to have a say in their own fates.
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There's plenty of data to prove arbitration does not compensate consumers victimized by systemic corporate misconduct.
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That's when the dam breaks and other women who have been victimized begin to come forward.
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The political blowback would be catastrophic if she were seen as having been victimized by Republicans.
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AB25's intention — to protect and reclassify truly victimized and misclassified workers — is noble and worthy.
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Detectives claim Holtzclaw victimized at least 14 black women, all of whom had prior criminal records.
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Countries victimized by terrorists must fight back by making their society preferable to the extremist alternative.
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Finally, Roosh cancelled the international meetup in a dramatic fashion that perfectly fit the victimized narrative.
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Laforge admits he has no personal connection to child abuse, no close relative who was victimized.
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Innocent people are being victimized by sanctuary laws, and immigrants are no safer because of them.
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According to Galbreath, the last survey showed a decrease in respondents saying they had been victimized.
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But many Pashtuns in Pakistan believe their community is systematically victimized by racist policing and profiling.
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Those who are victimized in this way are objectified by the artists for their own ends.
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There is something particularly insidious about being victimized by a man who claims to be righteous.
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He expects to receive more, including from others who may have been victimized by Father Brown.
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I didn't want to make a movie about a female being victimized over and over again.
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The Obama administration was ripped by Rush Limbaugh and others on the right who felt victimized.
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Disturbing numbers of transgender and gender-nonconforming students are also victimized, as well as male students.
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Bernie Sanders speaks to and for it—not as being white but as being economically victimized.
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Parents can ask children how they would feel and react if they were victimized like Cinderella.
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"There's nothing magic about age 60; people have often been victimized throughout their lifetime," he said.
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Why do so many people I know allow themselves to be emotionally victimized by this show?
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I don't know who the rest of the world is to feel victimized on his behalf.
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Her face is bruised because she has done her job, not because she has been victimized.
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COURTNEY EUDALY BRONXVILLE, N.Y. To the Editor: Must The Times publish this sort of victimized feminism?
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"She was the victim of sexual abuse and she's being victimized and judged here," Bento said.
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Prosecutors described an elaborate operation that victimized multiple Western companies but stopped short of naming them.
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Clinton as defender, protector and champion of African-Americans: children, families, cities, even a victimized president. Mrs.
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Indeed, the very people being victimized by the Islamic State are also being bombed by its enemies.
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Those living with mental illness, behavioral disorders, and substance abuse are degraded, excluded, and victimized every day.
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Half of women claim to have experienced harassment online and have felt sexually victimized on social media.
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It&aposs never the same kind of empathy for the families victimized by violent illegal alien crime.
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Crypto investors have been victimized by Ponzi schemes, for example, as well as straight-up fraudulent ICOs.
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I have a long history of feeling victimized and not being able to stand up for myself.
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President Trump was elected by a lot of voters who have been victimized by "long run" theories.
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The two homers came against RHP Julio Teheran, who has been victimized often by the Washington slugger.
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They tended to be hypersexualized and victimized, catering to men as the primary consumers of the medium.
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Koreans often talk about how they've been victimized and invaded many times over the span of history.
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Carey Price was victimized four times on the first 10 shots and made 19 saves for Montreal.
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While an investigation is taking place, and while woman feels victimized, Bass is having a televised wedding.
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Gilead's women have given up "freedom to," meaning individual autonomy, for a theoretical "freedom from" being victimized.
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"There are no victims in FETO - only the 79 million people FETO victimized," he said on Wednesday.
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Instead, they joined a long list of Hazaras victimized because of either religious differences or political affiliations.
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Yet it behooves Democrats to join the fight on behalf of people who have been victimized enough.
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Feldman said he gave the police information on that individual, though he was not victimized by him.
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"These victims, many of whom are from Sarasota and Southwest Florida, are being victimized twice," he said.
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"When people learn alone, they're more apt to be victimized," said Tom Kamber, executive director of OATS.
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A lot of your characters, even when victimized on screen, ultimately take accountability, no matter the situation.
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For Instagram to remain the favorite app of teens, it can't let this vulnerable community be victimized.
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Family violence was extremely common and alcoholism was prevalent and women became victimized in many, many circumstances.
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To my daughters, as the fairer sex, your ranks have been exploited and victimized since time immemorial.
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Still, we continue to see large American companies, many of whom maintain these certifications, victimized by cyberattacks.
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"I bow my head in apology to the women who were victimized by my actions," he added.
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It used to be that you only do stories about people who are beyond reproach and victimized.
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Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn called on the community to stand up for anyone victimized for their religion.
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It required women to overcome the embarrassment and possible repercussions of revealing they have been sexually victimized.
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Despite evidence of widespread abuse, however, virtually no lawsuits have been brought by the victimized students themselves.
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More than a million people, most of whom were elderly, were victimized, according to the Justice Department.
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The list of people who aren't MOVE members who are being victimized by the system is so long.
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I have spent my professional life fighting for children, children who have been victimized and injured and harmed.
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Like Ladd, Demaray hopes to learn more about the group of kids who become increasingly victimized over time.
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Make prospective employers aware that you've been victimized, ideally before a background or credit check raises red flags.
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I'm not sure if that's overly escapist, because lots of real-life women are victimized in gendered ways.
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Suppose that she was later victimized and came to know that you had contemplated warning her but didn't.
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"I think you have to really resist the natural inclination to feel victimized by someone," she told R29.
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"I'm not here to turn my back on Native Americans who are empowered instead of victimized," he said.
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But one of the things that is fascinating to me, one is, these companies now do feel victimized.
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Raise your hand if you have ever felt personally victimized by this whole Taylor Swift/Kim Kardashian beef?
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And that's why I think we're about to witness a change — because it's not just women feeling victimized.
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Minorities, the poor, the disadvantaged are the ones who are victimized the most by recidivist illegal immigrant crime.
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A true villain and schemer Victimized/dead She maintains admirable restraint concerning the sexual drama of her past.
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The system surely failed him, as it fails countless others who are sexually victimized by those more powerful.
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These are called skimmers, and if you're careful you can keep from being victimized by these insidious devices.
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Most of all they feel victimized by changing demographics and having to compete with an increasingly diverse population.
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Some might also believe that, as a dwindling group, they're "beleaguered and victimized to begin with," she explained.
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She is an unapologetic, ambitious flirt taking control of a space in which she could be easily victimized.
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The accusers who come forward are often humiliated, re-victimized and blamed for the incident in the process.
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Prince Charles is making a passionate appeal on behalf of those who are victimized because of their faith.
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"Being victimized by peers resulted in poor psychological functioning, which increased desire for cosmetic surgery," the authors wrote.
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Just like consumers, small businesses are often victimized by the shady lending practices of big financial services corporations.
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Apparently, Mr. Santiago was just one of many 2202/2628 responders who was victimized by this lending company.
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But sexual assault is not defined by the gender of the perpetrator or the person who is victimized.
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But he was victimized early as the Coyotes outshot the Blues 23-7 in the opening 20 minutes.
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Travel to virtually any city, including in the U.S., and you see young girls and boys similarly victimized.
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How did we arrive at holding those victimized by a cybercrime liable for the damage inflicted upon them?
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And also, how do the Yazidi family members view their mothers, daughters, sisters, wives who have been victimized?
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Additionally, stopping the bully may prevent further victimization but it doesn't help those who have already been victimized.
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Or maybe you feel personally victimized because Starbucks' cups didn't show the birth of Jesus in graphic detail.
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I am given material, and I have a propensity to show how a victimized person can show strength.
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He said Ms. Bono's tweet seemed to mock those who speak up for people who have been victimized.
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Jeffrey L. Rinek, who retired after 30 years with the F.B.I., has a different perspective on victimized children.
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Perhaps it's easier to respond when someone is being victimized by others than when he is harming himself.
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Ms. Westlund said she felt re-victimized by reporting the crime — a common complaint from sexual-assault survivors.
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Prosecutors argued that by unknowingly making the universities vulnerable to N.C.A.A. sanctions, the defendants had victimized the schools.
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Like Mr. Trump, Senate and House Republicans were animated about white males being victimized by the P.C. police.
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So women who were deceived by Mullah Landay could end up being victimized again, by their own families.
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Ms. Park, too, has denied the charges against her, arguing that she was victimized by her political enemies.
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The series functions primarily as a work of "Jewsploitation," reclaiming the popular narratives around victimized Jews in film.
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I've seen him take ownership of that issue, [about] women who have been victimized, and him supporting women.
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"The Republican base believes they have been victimized by voting fraud," said Christopher Ruddy, the owner of Newsmax.
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Having raised the bar on expectations, Marvel is, in this case, victimized a bit by its own success.
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In short, this cultural reckoning is making a lot of predatory men feel like the people they victimized.
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Creation of such an office should receive bipartisan support, since prosecutorial misconduct has victimized Democrats and Republicans alike.
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He did feel rage, he did feel victimized, but he was careful to keep all of that private.
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But gun control groups say that would endanger women who have been victimized by their husbands and boyfriends.
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Yet sexual harassment significantly damages the lives, health, and economic security of those who are victimized by it.
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"This includes erasing sedition, separation and conflicts, which victimized us," said the archbishop, who was born in Qaraqosh.
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And unless women are willing to challenge these assaults and fight back, we will continue to be victimized.
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For over 20 years, women across America have been victimized by[...] R.Kelly, and have filed eerily similar claims.
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And I was able to, unlike most survivors, leave the area, the place where I was assaulted and victimized.
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The law extended federal hate crime protection to people victimized for their sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or disability.
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To believe all sex workers are inherently victimized by their profession invalidates the experiences of those who have been.
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Now, at least one person has filed a lawsuit against Apple claiming they were victimized by the security hole.
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Their big fear: the companies will turn on them for rocking the boat and they will be victimized again.
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Anyone who believes they have been victimized by Antoine is urged to contact the FBI at 816-512-8200.
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A recent Metlife study showed that an estimated 265 million Americans were victimized by elder financial abuse in 2014.
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She feels that she was victimized twice — first by the mesh manufacturer and then by her lawyers and doctor.
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This will undoubtedly make it harder for people who have genuinely been victimized to come forward in the future.
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Girls and young women were especially victimized, taking larger doses of androgenic steroids and testosterone than their male counterparts.
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If you've ever felt personally victimized by a Mercury retrograde period, by all means, take this moment to celebrate.
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The House Republican caucus was itself victimized by a shooter last year in an incident that severely injured Rep.
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Howard expressed sympathy for the victim's situation and acknowledged her statements may have re-victimized her, the panel said.
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Eight million people live here, the same number of people who have been victimized by the Colombian armed conflict.
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They are assaulted or victimized either because of who they are or who these suspects portray them to be.
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People victimized by gun violence like Oxsana are left wondering, why are smart guns at least not an option?
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Investigators urge anyone who may have been victimized by Bybee to call 941-861-4932 or 941-861-4935.
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It's clear that the parents of the two young men were also victimized and seduced by fame and fantasy.
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Deflections, defensemen falling down, odd-man rushes and some bad luck have victimized him in the first two games.
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And Mr. Clinton is right to say that black Americans were disproportionately victimized by runaway crime, and wanted help.
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If anyone should feel victimized by social media hatred and cancel culture of a different sort it is Obama.
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When you create a false situation you are doing an injustice to all the people who have been victimized.
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So if you feel like you've been personally victimized by Brian Wansink, journalists and researchers have got your back.
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She challenged us to change what we could but never feel victimized because of things we could not change.
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In his last two starts, he had been victimized by a handful of slow rollers that went for hits.
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Imagine if any of the victimized women in "American Psycho" were ever able to get back at Patrick Bateman.
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It is quite another to witness a crime, or even to be victimized, and decide not to report it.
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Those who encase it in gender terms assume that men always perpetrate sexual abuse and women are always victimized.
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"During the course of this case, the Commonwealth investigated nearly 50 women allegedly victimized by defendant," the motion states.
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But we wanted to bring attention to the fact that the homeless are so disenfranchised and victimized and exploited.
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Los Angeles was victimized that first year in a film that became the surprise media craze of the summer.
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As the grand jurors note, priests and other Catholic leaders victimized boys and girls, teens and pre-pubescent children.
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We want to hear how women and men, whether or not they have been sexually victimized, feel about it.
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If the president is convinced that this country is victimized by unfair trade practices, he should be pursuing negotiation.
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Even so, Mr. Zuma remained defiant, saying he had done nothing wrong, and had been "victimized" by party leaders.
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"And to also create the illusion that the overall Caneiro family was somehow targeted or victimized," Mr. Gramiccioni said.
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" His serious misjudgment, Mr. Miller said, "re-victimized a person who was already the victim of a terrible crime.
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"The press is free, but sometimes journalists are victimized, but it's not part of the government plan," he said.
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But the idea that every black person now is being individually victimized by the United States is not true.
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By the end of Act 1, Marlina has been brutally victimized, but most of her assaulters are now dead.
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Helpless children, he believed, are easily victimized by their tormentors because of their physical and emotional dependence on them.
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He thought that they would still see him as a "petty criminal who victimized my own neighborhood," he said.
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Construction signs are a favorite target of hackers, and this isn't the first time they've been victimized this season.
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"We all think being victimized by a stranger is just the price of just living in America," says Roman.
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She was victimized a second time by an ugly campaign in which she is being personally and viciously attacked.
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But in interviews, dozens of prominent people in the industry acknowledged that they had been victimized in recent months.
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"Larry Ray is a psychotic con man who has victimized every friend he's ever had," Kerik told the magazine.
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Even if he was victimized by an investigation, he was wrong to seek the foreign investigation of an opponent.
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Whether it be typhoons, earthquakes, mudslides, tsunamis, volcanoes, droughts, or floods, the Philippines has been victimized by them all.
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Generously enlarged quarters will only marginally relieve a chronic crush of visitors, the museum victimized by its own charisma.
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Jill was victimized by our new culture of unlimited information sharing and a willingness to accept statement as fact.
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And neither did women in various low-pay sectors or those who have been victimized by the sex trade.
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One came in last year's season opener in Houston, where he victimized Tom Savage twice — in the second quarter.
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In the meantime, women are victimized by deepfakes and left behind for a more political, US-centric political narrative.
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It's unfair to expect any person who has been victimized, especially if it's raw, to be ready to forgive.
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Multiple men told the Atlantic's Alex French and Maximillian Potter that Singer sexually victimized them when they were teenagers.
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A primary reason they never or took a long time coming back from their riots is because merchants who were victimized by rioters never saw justice, and didn't want to return to a community in where they would have to do business with those who victimized them on a daily basis again.
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"In the meantime, the remote hackers wiped the malicious programs off the victimized ATM and logged off," the researchers said.
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She was this academic woman, this African-American woman being re-victimized when she was brave enough to come forward.
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The occupiers, who believe federal control of public lands violates the Constitution, insisted the Hammonds were victimized by federal overreach.
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Until then, we hadn't felt like we belonged anywhere; we'd felt victimized by racial prejudice from both blacks and whites.
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Black Lives Matter was a movement that wanted the black community to feel victimized by police officers and white people.
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At Fox News, he victimized women while teaching conservatives how to perform, to great success, an imitation of paranoid victimhood.
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She noted that unlike her abduction, the children of the Turpin family were victimized by their own mother and father.
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If you want to help the people most severely victimized by Trumpism, you need to beat Trumpism at the polls.
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Zarrab allegedly victimized at least eight large banks which are current or former clients of Giuliani and Mukasey's law firms.
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Our goal is to implement a secure and fast system, through which no women is victimized and torched like Nirbhaya.
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Nearly 200,000 incarcerated people are sexually victimized every year by fellow inmates as well as staff members of both sexes.
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"The notion that these Fortune 500 companies are going to be victimized here ... is not realistic," Curran said in court.
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I have been unspeakably victimized once already, and I refuse to let that happen again to myself or my kids.
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Paraguay authorities believe that more than 200 people globally were victimized in the scheme, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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"It was an extremely harrowing incident in which many small children were victimized, and I feel strong resentment," Abe said.
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"These young ladies who were victimized, they had a great fast-acting thought to report it to security," he said.
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There are people who are child molesters, they actually committed crimes and victimized someone even though they sexually prefer adults.
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Shodan, a search engine for finding out how many connected devices can be victimized by different vulnerabilities, tabulated the figure.
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In 2011, the year the most recent data was collected, an estimated 4.7 million women were victimized, per that report.
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Mukasey's potential conflict arose from the representation by his law firm, Debevoise & Plimpton, of eight banks allegedly victimized by Zarrab.
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All consumers—especially communities of color who've often been most blatantly victimized—need the CFPB to remain strong and independent.
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Is that what victimized you to the point of seeking a public conviction and a career-ending sentence against him?
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"You're victimized once, and then you're going through this ordeal where someone is poking and prodding your body," she says.
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Crane's gang victimized more than 50 people and 50 banks and stole nearly $200,000, according to an FBI press release.
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But the show's host, a self-proclaimed "victimized" venture capitalist, doesn't seem too concerned by the attempts on his life.
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Republicans pounced, arguing Trump's nominee was being victimized by a smear campaign and arguing the involvement of Avenatti proved it.
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The Reds victimized d'Arnaud and RHP Noah Syndergaard for five stolen bases in as many tries prior to d'Arnaud's exit.
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For the first time, consumers -- in this case, victimized service members -- would need to rely solely on agency enforcement actions.
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So many of us, simply by being who we are, we are victimized and our lives are put at risk.
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Those are cases, which I totally understand, where they view themselves as having being victimized by the health care system.
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As much as I was profiting from my race, I was also allowing myself to be victimized by that profit.
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Moscow would blithely deny any wrongdoing, declare itself victimized by a two-faced West and strike back with equivalent measures.
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You have been most victimized in the United States and therefore your opinion must be taken with the most gravitas.
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The apology came as a new report that found over 3,600 children in Germany had been victimized by clergy members.
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I wonder if I want them to intervene if they see others being victimized or just keep their heads down.
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"These families have already suffered enough, and they should never feel ignored or victimized by their own government," he said.
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The video, posted Sunday night to Facebook, resonated widely because it depicted a seemingly harmless man being victimized and mocked.
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If one state claimed to be victimized by another, international law permitted it to use force to right the wrong.
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Mr. Jia's family and lawyers argued that the official had victimized him and that his life should have been spared.
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Mr. Baldwin complained that he had been victimized by a company that offered tickets to see the Statue of Liberty.
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The report found multiple incidents where efforts to maximize shareholder returns led to patients being victimized by poorly trained staff.
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Stanton victimized Wood again in the third when his opposite-field solo home run increased Miami's lead to 3-0.
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The complaint also said that "multiple" other girls, including some from Michigan, may have been victimized between 2005 and 2007.
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Recently, the Hage family of central Nevada has become the poster boy for ranchers supposedly victimized by federal law enforcement.
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In addition, the website has already been spoofed by hackers, so unsuspecting consumers could be further victimized by identity theft.
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Stories of Saudi women that make the headlines "fit the narrative" of showing how oppressed, victimized and unintelligent they are.
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But it is not more important than nor is it equal to the suffering of those who have been victimized.
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The sisters say they were further victimized by all the scrutiny of their family after In Touch's report was published.
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People who have been victimized are not seen as participating in the crime, and to me that is so wonderful.
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Victims with dementia or other cognitive problems often don&apost realize they&aposve been victimized or struggle to report incidents coherently.
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" Policing of the drug "victimized black and brown generations with convictions that then hurt them for the rest of their lives.
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It looks like celebrities victimized by an iCloud hack in 2013 and 2014 are finally getting a little bit of closure.
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He was victimized by the pair of homers he allowed after surrendering just two in his previous 11 starts this season.
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So I have less patience for those who feel victimized by someone being mean to them on Twitter about their faith.
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"Some survivors will actually talk about feeling like they are being victimized all over again by the court system," Nugent said.
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Women who've been victimized generally have to be perfect — poised, ladylike, sober — in order for their claims to have public legitimacy.
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Many asylum seekers from Central America claim they have been victimized by gangs, which is harder to prove than political persecution.
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"Anyone who has been victimized can speak up, should speak up and will be protected to speak up," de Blasio said.
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It is with this in mind that we resolve to do everything we can to prevent anyone else from being victimized.
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The viewer is embarrassed by this act of violence, implicated in the debasing spectacle and, finally, victimized by the sensory assault.
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According to the Associated Press, she mentioned that she has not been victimized in Hollywood the way other women have described.
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Speak up when you're ready; there is no "right" or "wrong" decision when it comes to sharing that you've been victimized.
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"The moment I read that there were other women he had victimized, the light bulb went off," Phillips told the Times.
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"The shot added realism to the film by intensifying the spectators' identification with the victimized travelers," wrote film historian Charles Musser.
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Another woman is alleging she was "sexually victimized" by director Roman Polanski when she was a minor, her attorney announced Tuesday.
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They accused me of being a drug-dealer, so I was victimized twice: by the cops and when I was shot.
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In this case I choose to avoid mainstream media, because I have no interest in part taking in a victimized concept.
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"We understand that Catholic moral obligations certainly include concern for people who are victimized and abused and harassed," Sawyer told Vox.
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NYPD policing is data-driven; commanders make deployment decisions based on minute-by-minute information about where people are being victimized.
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He argued that as the only surviving victim, he would be victimized yet again if his son were put to death.
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This is indicative of a larger, industry-wide issue in which consumers feel victimized; they distrust the very airlines they fly.
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" 4:45 PM PT -- Jennifer Lawrence tells us ... "My heart breaks for all the women who were victimized by Harvey Weinstein.
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Whether you're feeling personally victimized or simply want to affirm your "cool mom" status, the classic comedy has got you covered.
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I am delighted that other governmental entities continue to look out for our first responders who were victimized on 9/11.
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Manson's shadow too often eclipses that of the Hollywood starlet he victimized, to say nothing of the others killed that night.
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Martinez (24-6) was again victimized by a lack of run support after enjoying the run calendar earlier in the season.
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"I feel victimized and violated by a platform that holds itself out to be a public forum," Gaetz told The Hill.
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"We sought emergency relief to prevent investors from being victimized by what we allege to be an outright scam," she added.
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Cashner did not give up a homer against Houston on Monday but was victimized by a poor defensive effort behind him.
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"Sexual assault is never to be taken lightly, and I'd like to apologize to any viewers that have been victimized." pic.twitter.
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Her offscreen screams suggested she was in some sort of distress, perhaps after being abused or otherwise victimized by her captors.
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She had been victimized on and off for fifteen years, having been shot in the leg, raped, beaten, and mentally abused.
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Here are all the names of all the women who say they were victimized, harassed, or even assaulted by Harvey Weinstein.
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According to CNN, a city police investigation found that some baristas engaged in lewd conduct, while some were victimized by patrons.
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Minority citizens were routinely harassed by police officers and shuttled through a court system that further exploited and victimized local residents.
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Much like its alternately victimized and victimizing antiheroine, "The Kingdom" pins the reader in the cross hairs of bullets and bombast.
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The bad news is that it is coming mostly from the very conservatives who have been victimized by hard left intolerance.
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You were always an object to be victimized, to be humiliated, to be taunted, to be sexually exploited, to be killed.
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More women like Yocca will be targeted, criminalized, and victimized by a system that often treats bodily autonomy as inherently criminal.
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They have allowed the fear of scandal to replace genuine concern and care for those who have been victimized by abusers.
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According to the senators, 1 in 85033 women suffer from domestic violence and 1 in 6 women are victimized by stalkers.
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The department did not disclose which companies were victimized by the hacks but indicated there were hundreds affected by the breach.
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The question is: why make a monument for the victims of terrorism without asking those that were victimized what they think?
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For her part, Camille is struggling mightily to escape devolving into the wild, miserable, victimized cheerleader she was in high school.
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This is our job as journalists: to bear witness, to give voice to those who are otherwise abandoned, victimized and forgotten.
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Since my escape I have learned how often women are victimized by war, from Rwanda to Bosnia, from Syria to Myanmar.
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It doesn't excuse her crimes to acknowledge that she was also a victim, and she was victimized because of her race.
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"The Southern Poverty Law Center recently declared transgender women the most victimized group in the nation," Bowers tells The Creators Project.
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Perhaps a misogynist tradition of translation was more comfortable with Sarah as a crazy woman than as a victimized truth teller.
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Uganda had a sizable Indian population, and Indian people were casually mugged, their shops ransacked and other minorities victimized or sidelined.
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Uganda had a sizable Indian population, and Indian people were casually mugged, their shops ransacked and other minorities victimized or sidelined.
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Providing those services encourages people to report crimes and helps reduce the chance that they will be victimized again, she said.
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Younger women who might not play games are reclaiming the term, and they're bringing women formerly victimized by it on board.
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The concept of justice in America has long been imagined narrowly — if someone is victimized, then someone else must be incarcerated.
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These former foster care youths (now grown) will be further victimized by the health bill being hammered out by Republican senators.
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Many Indian Muslims point to it as an example of how the government has abandoned them, and say they feel victimized.
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But what is more jarring is that we are still being victimized by the same cast of characters 20 years later.
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The regulations codify that any data breach will be reported within 72 hours of the initial identification by the victimized company.
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Defense lawyers vigorously contested practically every aspect of the government's case, presenting their clients as victimized by prosecutors and conniving witnesses.
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Officer Noor's hiring was seen as a bridge to a refugee community that has at times felt victimized by the police.
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North America's soccer federation filed a lawsuit claiming that it was victimized by two defendants charged in the FIFA bribery scandal.
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"I feel victimized and violated by a platform that holds itself out to be a public forum," he told The Hill.
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Last year, a program that places academy midshipmen on commercial vessels was temporarily suspended over concerns that students were being victimized.
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Yet politicians continue to discourage enforcement of the laws; citizens continue to be victimized; human trafficking continues — and police suicides escalate.
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Because, um, that's not what he does -- especially when he believes he has been victimized in some way, shape or form.
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What is happening with our native women that they are being victimized to the extent and the level that they are?
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The US-backed export economy has left the vulnerable or victimized in the country unprotected (and sometimes targeted) by the state.
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Susan Deveau is among the users in CJI's data who reported being victimized by someone they met through a dating platform.
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In Rocha Pitta's work, nature becomes an agent of the unexpected, unseating our expectations of a docile or even victimized ecology.
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If someone is victimized, they are at risk of hackers logging into accounts, the theft of financial information, and more besides.
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But little consideration was given to what impact the brutish behavior he claimed to have had on the women he victimized.
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Roman Polanski "sexually victimized" a 16-year-old when she was in high school ... so says that woman in new allegations.
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The article was "a nuanced portrait that never loses sight of the fact that women were victimized," the editor, Glenn Stout, wrote.
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After allowing one homer in a nine-start span, Fulmer has been victimized by the long ball in his last two turns.
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The language also tends to mimic the subject itself, this story of an incredibly arrogant slugger victimized by his own self-regard.
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"I'm speaking out now so Samantha and the world will know she is not the only minor Roman Polanski victimized," Robin said.
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"We're only reported as people who are victimized and very often our stories of strength and resiliency are not shown," she said.
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Regarded as Super Bowl contenders, both were victimized in the division round by the Giants, who had not had a week off.
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But Dershowitz sees himself as the wronged party, victimized by women who are lying about him, but determined to clear his name.
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But I think it has become victimized by deliberate efforts to shape the conversation, and push it towards conspiracies, lies, false information.
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Flash-forward 30-40 years, and legendary actresses like Tippi Hedren and Rita Moreno were still being victimized by men like Arbuckle.
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In terms of identity, you do not want to validate identity politics in the way that everyone belongs to a victimized list.
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We can no longer sit on the sidelines while our brown and black neighbors are being victimized and brutalized by white supremacists.
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Acosta did not apologize to the women who say they were victimized by Epstein despite being asked several times if he would.
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His style could even help him win over disaffected workers who also seem themselves as victimized by the political and economic establishment.
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We will not allow our workers to be victimized, our companies to be cheated, and our wealth to be plundered and transferred.
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"I want people who feel silenced, objectified or victimized, to understand that they can be agents of change," Sandberg said to HuffPost.
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In fact, I think I'm actually a pacifist at heart, and I still sympathize with those who are abused, injured, or victimized.
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Among those he appears to have victimized is Stitch Fix CEO and founder Katrina Lake, which Recode reported on earlier this week.
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He has now been further victimized by claims attributed to these alleged perpetrators that Jussie played a role in his own attack.
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"The black and brown men who have been victimized by the war on drugs, we really do get shut out," Forchion reiterated.
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Treatment in these cases can also be much longer and more challenging than that for people who were victimized later in life.
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The woman told Huston she was "ashamed" of her disability and did not understand that she had been victimized, the affidavit said.
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"It is not the job of the victim to come forward and be further victimized, because we know that happens," Iwu said.
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Arrieta entered the day with an ERA of 219 against the Cardinals but was victimized by a pair of two-run homers.
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Some of the women felt doubly victimized — propositioned and denounced as sluts while also being called "black bitches" and other racial slurs.
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"I have been unspeakably victimized once already, and I refuse to let that happen again to myself or my kids," Corban said.
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"I have NEVER felt victimized or shamed for who/what I am, by Hensley or any other staff member," wrote one student.
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The district said it'll make reforms in hiring, criminal background checks, investigative processes, disciplinary decisions, staff training and support for victimized students.
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As you might expect from someone being victimized by a regressive state apparatchik, at times Hassan sounds worn down—but never defeated.
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Chan Hua Tang, 77, said in Cantonese, with Dr. Law interpreting, that a friend from her village was victimized two years ago.
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A subplot involving a theatrical agent who doubles as a pimp for victimized Bollywood actresses echoes several real-life Indian prostitution scandals.
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But those who say they were victimized by police aggression during the protracted presidential election season say they feel forgotten and betrayed.
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Opinion Columnist The people of the Gaza Strip are protesting again, and soldiers are shooting again, and civilians are being victimized again.
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The details are less important than the fact that you're being persecuted, you're being victimized by people that you loathe and fear.
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There are women (Jennifer Carpenter makes sympathetic a disposable character), a retinue of the negligible, the victimized, the soon to be dead.
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"If you want to help the people most severely victimized by Trumpism, you need to beat Trumpism at the polls," he wrote.
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Youth advocates say a statute of limitations can block justice since it may take decades for children to realize they were victimized.
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Many argued that any sympathy extended to Louis C.K. was misdirected in light of the enduring backlash against the women he victimized.
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The leaders of AfD heavily exploit the narrative, as part of their mournful cry that Germans have been unfairly victimized by guilt.
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Matthew Ferraro East Providence, R.I. Aviv describes how Delano was victimized by the belief that every depressive can be cured by medication.
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The bigger question is how many other women were victimized because gossip was tolerated every bit as much as the predatory behavior?
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It replicates the same grotesque logic of that Jack Johnson cartoon in which white people are victimized by allegedly monstrous black people.
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In fact, because people with DID are trauma survivors, they&aposre more likely to be victimized themselves than the other way around.
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As an adult she understands that she was victimized, but the shame remains, reinforced by the stories the culture tells about it.
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Nigeria's government, angry that its citizens have been victimized in the South African riots, has pulled out of the Cape Town meeting.
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Russia says it is being unfairly victimized, while other countries that have fallen foul of the WADA code are free to compete.
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Loved: Epic franchises Raise your hand if you felt victimized by a long-running epic movie, television or book franchise this decade.
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To speak openly of German war trauma—to play the victim in a country that had victimized so many—was still taboo.
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The idea of turning traditionally victimized groups into the privileged victimizers, however, feels too cute at best, and tone-deaf at worst.
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Following Epstein's arrest, the FBI urged anyone who had been victimized by Epstein or had additional information to call the agency's hotline.
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Rubio's office said it "will not be disclosing any further details about the incidents which occurred" at the wishes of those victimized.
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Ms. Washington, who cried as she spoke, encouraged women who were victimized by Mr. Kelly to contact lawyers and law enforcement officials.
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"As gay men, there is a proclivity to be victimized in many ways, and it's part of our active narrative," he said.
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"Chinese-Americans are pioneers in civil rights, and this case shows that while we were victims we were not victimized," she said.
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A woman is pressured to forgive her abuser, and thus becomes doubly victimized by the idea that his rehabilitation is her job.
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There's no telling the damage this has done to us collectively, not to mention the specific families and individuals that were victimized.
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"Respondents were significantly less distressed when adult humans were victimized, in comparison with human babies, puppies and adult dogs," according to Northeastern researchers.
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Hate crime-tracking groups say assailants have occasionally mistaken Sikhs for Muslims, who themselves have also been victimized in religiously motivated hate crimes.
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I've been personally victimized by sticky bra-induced trauma in the past, so I was also a little wary about the adhesive aspect.
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"It is not easy to predict who is going to be financially victimized," said Mitchell, who is also a professor at the school.
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It'd demonstrate the professional consequences of such heinous misconduct, and double as a show of support for those who were victimized and terrorized.
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Victims "will be repeatedly victimized by individuals like the defendant who endlessly participate in the market for child sex abuse images," they said.
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Harder paints Hassell as a small business owner who was victimized and was denied justice even though the courts agreed with her argument.
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"There's no indication that he knew the victims or other people that were inside the bar or were not victimized or weren't shot."
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Mounting criticism about his handling of the matter has left the Secretary of State feeling victimized, according to those familiar with his thinking.
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You can use the following strategies to help others, though many of them are also applicable if you are the one being victimized.
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Anyone whose whereabouts are public knowledge can be just as easily victimized, even if she hadn't been sharing vacation videos with her fans.
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And that's a good thing, because it indicates that an important marine predator long victimized by fearful humans is finally starting to recover.
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Some have simply tweeted "#MeToo" and others have elaborated on the details of their experiences and the number of times they've been victimized.
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"We want to find any other children out there who have been victimized, identify them and assist them with getting justice," Hudson said.
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These people see themselves as victimized by things that are going on in this country they don't like like, for example, affirmative action.
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"Should people who have been victimized have an opportunity to have their day in court or their day presenting their information?" he said.
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Those images addressed a lot of torture victims, whether they were male of female, and people who have been victimized for speaking out.
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As Slate reports, young adults aged 7753 to 2775 are no strangers to harassment, with two-thirds of people stating they'd been victimized.
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In the cases of White (49), Walters (44), and Woodward (43), all claimed to be victimized by manager and convicted pedophile Barry Bennell.
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I initially complained to my wife that I had been victimized by an unfair speed trap in a small town I rarely visit.
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Once a breach has been detected, the victimized company can rewind "the tape" and see when and how the hacker entered the network.
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A pair of solo homers by the Nationals victimized Leake, who has surrendered four runs over 21 innings in his last four turns.
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"I couldn't begin to tell you," he replied, despite having just told me that he understands trans people may be victimized in bathrooms.
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It's scary, but if all the other parents had taken the time to educate their children, my friend's child wouldn't have been victimized.
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The Nationals continue to be victimized by a poor bullpen, which produced two hitless innings before Treinen allowed three runs in the ninth.
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Rightly, there's been a lot of attention on the groups victimized by the Trump presidency: women, Muslims, the LGBTQ community, environmentalists, and refugees.
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It's hard to find a better example of a powerful man feeling victimized by the simple request that he recognize a woman's humanity.
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Australia, Farid noted, banned such content after a woman was victimized by fakes nudes and the United Kingdom is also working on legislation.
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"The notion that these Fortune 500 companies are going to be victimized here ... is not realistic," Anthem lawyer Christopher Curran said in court.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who argue that Americans are victimized not just by Trump, but by corporations, billionaires, and a rigged system.
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"Rather than feeling victimized or attacked, it can be seen as a positive, even, dare I use this word, empowering thing," Clark said.
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I too have been victimized by an improperly sourced story that was false and effectively caused three journalists to be removed from CNN.
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And by stoking resentment over immigration, he is making an implicit case to his supporters that their culture is being victimized by outsiders.
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Members of both groups feel victimized, powerless and angry, and they want to affiliate with something that gives their life meaning and purpose.
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Though the manufacturer victimized by the attack has its name masked throughout the report, contextual clues imply that it might be VR Systems.
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" Piatek said he and his friends were thrown out into the cold and he felt "extremely humiliated, degraded, victimized, embarrassed, and emotional distressed.
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Even Mr. Cato at the very end, he's telling his story, but you can tell that he is not going to be victimized.
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Yet, the professor claims there is "no clear evidence that being online or using social media increases" a child's risk of being victimized.
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UNH's Lambert says that the percentage of individuals who were victimized before committing a gun crime is probably even higher than 57 percent.
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Martinez has been victimized by lack of support; the Cardinals score only 1.75 runs for him, the second-lowest figure in the league.
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"I was sexually victimized by Roman Polanski when I was a minor at the age of 16," Robin said in a prepared statement.
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This isn't just about lack of respect within the art world, or lack of credence given to women who are victimized by men.
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"Reparations, if you want to call it that, or some type of restitution, for those most victimized must be dealt with," said Fab.
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I was complicit in an institutional culture that lacked professional procedures regarding sexual harassment, and which victimized women, including women I considered friends.
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According to the police, two months after taking advantage of the Brooklyn woman, Ms. Su victimized another in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, for $22012,22013.
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To the Editor: A teacher victimized my child in 2013, and it was with a roiling stomach that I read Bret Stephens's column.
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The decline in violence on city streets also occurred inside public schools, creating environments where students could learn without fear of being victimized.
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African-American, Latino, L.G.B.T.Q. and migrant youth are disproportionately victimized, as are children who are homeless or have spent time in foster care.
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But if men are expected to walk the line between seduction and harassment, and women are either complicit or victimized, nothing will change.
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"Some of these people who got victimized by this product are probably going to go out of business because of it," he said.
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Josh Hawley continue to push baseless conspiracy theories about Republicans being victimized by left-wing bias among the social media and tech behemoths.
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The White House says that Republicans are being victimized by a broken budgeting system that unfairly casts their fiscal restraint as callous cutting.
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The opening hour then segues into an examination of Kelly's early life, which reportedly included being sexually victimized himself at a young age.
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" The lawsuit, however, says Jane Doe now joins a small demographic of big jackpot winners that "has historically been victimized by the unscrupulous.
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Yanet initially worried about reporting him to the police, but she did file a report after deciding she would not be victimized again.
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We should learn lessons from the victimized children's stories, about accountability and justice: Judging from this preemptive bankruptcy, I doubt we ever will.
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"Anyone who feels that they have been victimized should contact the jurisdiction where the incident occurred to begin the investigative process," he said.
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Decisions whether to allow inconsistent state rules, however, can involve enormous moral trade-offs over who or what may be lost or victimized.
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It's a crazy world where you can relate completely to a victimized 27-year-old girl and a misunderstood 45-year-old man.
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"We don't want people to get victimized for the fact that we're just beginning to develop consumer knowledge about this," Ms. Zibelman said.
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If you mean an ideological tract in which all women are angels and/or so victimized they are incapable of moral choice, no.
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"I never thought I would get victimized by my own attorney," Johnson, who uses a wheelchair, said at a press conference on Thursday.
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The season was concluded as it had started — with a setback — after the Mets had been victimized by an eighth-inning triple play.
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"They don't have many defenses," said Jesus R. Romo Vejar, an Arizona lawyer who has represented many migrant women victimized by sexual assault.
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Kate eventually filed a report with the police, who didn't blame her, saying she had been victimized by blackmail and was also underage.
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"I think psychiatry has been victimized in some ways by the paperwork, the harassment, having to justify the need for treatment," says Lieberman.
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The ruling revives the banks' exposure to potentially billions of dollars in damages from investors who say they were victimized by artificial Libor rates.
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I felt personally victimized by my DVR this week when there were huge chunks missing from the Love & Hip Hop saga I've been following.
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Countries should recognize that women married to IS fighters, and their children, may have been victimized, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on Friday.
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"Jill was victimized by our new culture of unlimited information sharing and a willingness to accept statement as fact," read the statement to THR.
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"There are some kids who seem like they escape or they are able to become less victimized as they move through school," said Ladd.
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That seems to be the criminal justice ideal, in which fewer people are getting locked up because fewer people are being victimized by criminals.
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"In Telangana, the most vulnerable and tribal women have been victimized," said Bharath Bhushan, founder of the Centre for Action Research and People's Development.
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And I believe that when I went on to NBC, I was very emotional, and I was programmed to think from a victimized mentality.
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They established safety practices, like training people in how to run security perimeters to keep from being victimized by gangs of thieves and worse.
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The Boston College hockey team announced that Lohan was out "indefinitely" for the season "after being victimized by an unprovoked assault" on Jan. 19.
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On November 9, The Washington Post published Leigh Corfman's account of allegedly being victimized by Roy Moore when she was just 14 years old.
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It sickens me, it sickens us all, to know people like Streep allowed so many to get victimized in exchange for fame and fortune.
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Authorities say the two older girls were sexually abused by the two men, but it doesn&apost appear the two younger girls were victimized.
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In 2012, tech writer Mat Honan was infamously victimized by a clever social engineering attack that hit his accounts on Twitter, Apple, and Amazon.
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It hones in on the humanity of those victimized by these interactions while many only dare to experience it as part of sensationalized media.
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Costanzo, a convicted rapist who claims to have victimized five women, has been formally charged with committing three burglaries while dressed entirely in black.
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Louis has now confirmed the truth of the reports relating to the five women victimized by his misconduct, which we were unaware of previously.
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Magazines like Jet published graphic, disturbing photos of 14-year-old Till's body to force people to confront the racist violence that victimized Till.
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The scholar aside, seeing so many whites victimized by white Supremacist anger reminded me of the Wednesday morning after Trump first won the presidency.
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Velásquez has been victimized by the long ball in his last two starts, surrendering five homers after allowing three in his previous eight turns.
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RHP Colin Rea was victimized by the long ball on Wednesday in losing the first game of a day-night doubleheader in St. Louis.
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" But Scott added: "Should people who have been victimized have an opportunity to have their day in court or their day presenting their information?
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Enheduanna understood this well, praising Inanna for her ruthlessness as much as her tenderness—even when she felt personally victimized by the goddess herself.
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"Jill was victimized by our new culture of unlimited information sharing and a willingness to accept statement as fact," read the statement to THR.
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This is to say nothing of Whitaker having reportedly threatened someone victimized by a company the feds labeled a scam as recently as 2015.
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"But sometimes you have to wait and compare notes with others who've been victimized in order to gain a position of strength," he said.
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And the tone of those tweets -- angry, incredulous and, most interestingly, victimized -- suggest just how much emotional investment Trump has in all of this.
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And the question of what justice means for those who may have been both victimized and part of the brutality raises even more questions.
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It was victimized again Friday when Devils right winger PA Parenteau made it 1-0 on his team's first power play of the game.
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Until recently, Democratic women in politics—mostly—have seen engagement in sex work as something that victimized women and disqualified men from feminist support.
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On college campuses, where studies have found that 2628 in 28503 women will be victimized, it's not because 22019 in 5 men are predators.
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A lawsuit was filed against Wells Fargo seeking justice for borrowers like the Reiners who say they were victimized by the bank's wrongful foreclosures.
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But an attorney representing women who say Epstein victimized them has said that criminal charges should now be issued to those who helped him.
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"There is this, you know, unwritten rule that people don't talk about stuff like this and women have been victimized by this," McNamee said.
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"No parent should ever have to worry about their child being victimized like this; especially from someone they viewed as a mentor," Prendergast added.
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"Tap into the part of the mind that is damaged and get to undo, unlearn and heal the victimized mind of the human race."
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When consent is taken away, and the person who is the dom or top continues, then the sub feels violated, raped, abused, or victimized.
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In the months ahead, lawyers for the claimants must prove not only that their 40,000 clients were victimized, but also that Britain was responsible.
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Galbreath noted that this particular report shows an increase in the number of cadets who have been victimized and are willing to come forward.
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But one thing the Rob Gordon character effectively did was put a deceptively charming face on the image of romantically victimized record store guys.
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In hindsight, Life Is Good, while in some ways admitting his fault in destroying the marriage, still kind of victimized Nas to an extent.
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This is a tragic story for everyone involved: for Holowka's family, for his coworkers, and for the women he allegedly victimized over the years.
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The consumer bureau's complaints database contains dozens of reports from aggrieved customers who said their accounts had been shut down after they were victimized.
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I have not a twinge of sympathy for him, and readers are right that our coverage should not leave the impression he was victimized.
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The result is a lose-lose, and never accurate: Motherhood is made into a cheap joke, at the expense of marginalized and victimized populations.
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They were in a state of perpetual panic about money, about the bewildering circumstances they found themselves in, feeling victimized by their very existence.
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I lost my closest friends as a result of advocating for survivors who had been victimized by similar institutional failures in my own community.
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Indeed the accusers said they were inspired by the Time's Up pins both men were wearing in support of people who had been victimized.
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Mr. Westling argued that the bank was not victimized because it would have approved Mr. Manafort's loans "regardless of the information" he had submitted.
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After the 2008 recession, it was the banks and the auto companies that were valued and saved by Congress, not the victimized working class.
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As many as 1 in 10 people are now victims of identity fraud annually, with 21% of these individuals having been victimized multiple times.
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As of now, however, court records show relatively few plaintiffs have alleged that they were victimized by stolen identity scams linked to the cyberbreach.
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Where our nation initiates an immoral indefensible attack killing international citizens, of course those nations' victimized families should be able to sue our country.
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Also on Monday, Alex Perea, a Wells Fargo customer who said he had been victimized by the insurance scheme, filed a lawsuit against Prudential.
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"How many people transform from being victimized and feeling nothing can be done," he asked, "to getting up and saying, 'I can do this'?"
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The unnamed judge countered that Jauernik had also victimized the rank-and-file employees of the banks he robbed, including the one he shot.
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To others, they are honorable men and women victimized by the political climate and skewered over a hard decision made in a split second.
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I never personally felt victimized by it, though I knew that if I was born only 300 years ago, I would be a slave.
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"We will not allow our workers to be victimized, our companies to be cheated and our wealth to be plundered and transferred," Trump added.
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Earlier, in a conversation with the Washington Post in November 2017, Hill referred to Biden's comments expressing regret that she was "victimized" in 1991.
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More than one in 10 women said they had been sexually victimized by prison staff, according to a 2008-9 Department of Justice report.
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If passed, this proposed solution would prevent well-intentioned restaurant owners from being victimized by abusive lawsuits and foster greater compliance with the ADA.
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Where was Gates' respect, in deciding to indulge in those meetings, for the equality and value of the lives of the girls Epstein victimized?
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I want people from my culture to feel be proud of it, but in this Trump era, often times people feel vilified or victimized.
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"No means no" puts 100 percent of the burden on the person who is victimized; "yes mans yes" divides that equally between the two.
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The majority of American Jews, influenced by their experience as a victimized minority group, have a religio-political worldview that values openness and inclusion.
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Some Tigrayans and other regional power brokers also feel victimized by Abiy's personnel changes, especially his shake-up of the military and intelligence services.
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The President had earlier complained his son was being victimized, by a rare committee led by a Republican to put pressure on Trump's inner circle.
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The goal is to make adults aware that someone is being victimized; the responsibility for stopping the behavior and punishing the perpetrator is the adult's.
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That's an issue for organizations such as the National Association of Consumer Advocates, a group comprised of lawyers who help people victimized by predatory businesses.
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The abject hatred the current Republican Party shows towards women and especially victimized women is appalling and indicative of a cultural problem in the country.
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The LPS is asking that people should reach out to them or their local police if they think they have also been victimized by him.
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But when you have five people all telling their same story about how Cosby victimized them, it is going to be very difficult to ignore.
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I bet when Lupita told her theater producers that she wanted to do "Eclipsed," a play about victimized women in Africa, no one yelled hurray.
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"Jill was victimized by our new culture of unlimited information sharing and a willingness to accept statement as fact," the statement from Messick's family reads.
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Customers did not know they had been victimized because the charges were described on statements with cryptic labels such as "other charges," the lawsuit said.
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Sunset respects the brave individuals in the entertainment industry and beyond who have been victimized in the past and have stood up to their aggressors.
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Police are investigating and believe the suspect, who had previously resided in Lakewood and Buena Park in Southern California, has victimized other children, police said.
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Statistics from China's Supreme Court show that crime incidents per 216,216 ride-hailing drivers are 43, and 24 percent of the time, riders are victimized.
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How strange it must be for a man who has received free publicity worth billions of dollars to find himself feeling victimized by the press.
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Clinton has been victimized in a slightly different way by her political opponents in the right wing press and by her foes on social media.
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" Attorney Kimberly Lerner, who is also representing Araoz, added: "Jennifer is no longer the scared 14 year old child who was victimized by Jeffrey Epstein.
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Lawsuits will also surely follow, especially if Facebook reveals some customers were victimized by having their accounts misused, or their data stolen and misused elsewhere.
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"I am speaking out now so that Samantha and the world will know that she is not the only minor Roman Polanski victimized," said Robin.
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He finds that, naturally enough, white people who feel they are being victimized in this way have a lot of anger at the political establishment.
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And kids who were victimized only in earlier years showed gains in self-esteem, school performance and how much they liked school after bullying stopped.
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Doe was one of about 100 people who had been victimized by Callum and Flanders, who were sentenced to 12 consecutive life terms in 2012.
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Clinton yet again dodged responsibility and politely reminded us of how he had been victimized and what a high price he paid for his actions.
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Given the fate of most of the victims, the people I interviewed were mostly their relatives, or in some cases the disciples of victimized monks.
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Neller also repeated the request he made in a Facebook video shared last week about the scandal: that women who had been victimized come forward.
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When he charges that he is being victimized by a "Criminal Deep State" conspiracy, he is waging war against the Justice Department and the FBI.
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The senator leading the hearing, Teofisto Guingona III, said the loophole abets money laundering, an important ingredient in the crime that victimized Bangladesh's central bank.
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Elman, who remained in Canada to finish her education, began to visit and volunteer, teaching English to girls who had been victimized by terror groups.
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The trend has been terrifying for those who've been victimized by the creepy clowns, and highly entertaining for the rest of us on the internet.
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Michael Scott from "The Office" laughing, but also in a way that seems a bit contemptuous Feeling a bit victimized by these "laughing" GIFs. 10.
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How can I boycott my own family, especially when we're the only survivors of a family victimized as part of one of history's greatest atrocities?
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The other equally insistent Hindutva argument is that the Hindus were victimized by the Muslims and were slaves for the thousand years of Muslim rule.
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As its heroine, Celie, Erivo starts off as a battered and victimized child who has learned from experience that calling attention to herself means pain.
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And by the end, it cited "African-Americans, Native Americans, and other people of color, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, immigrants and others" victimized by bigotry.
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Sixth, if a predator's conduct becomes known to the community, don't remove him from the priesthood to ensure that no more children will be victimized.
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And I'm hopeful that we'll see changes in our laws and our culture that will allow them to do so without being victimized yet again.
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Giving the Epstein money back, or donating it to someone who helps the kind of people he victimized, doesn't change any of this, of course.
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"(Smollett) has now been further victimized by claims attributed to these alleged perpetrators that Jussie played a role in his own attack," the statement read.
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His very public support of President Donald Trump -- at a time when some people of color have felt victimized by the President's comments -- shocked fans.
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And in fact, if true, Smollett's hoax was built on the idea that he would become a sympathetic figure -- a man victimized by Trump's America.
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A strong 28503 percent plurality of Americans advocate for restraint in cases where a foreign population is being brutalized or victimized by their own governments.
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"As you know, the United States designated President Maduro after he victimized his own people, denied them their rights under his own constitution," Haley said.
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The president did not directly address minority and nonwhite groups who might have felt victimized by Saturday's events, instead making a general call for unity.
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In Orange County, where Pogue was victimized, the sheriff's office said it receives between five and six reports a month related to the extortion scheme.
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After years of neglect, devastated communities are finally receiving the sort of support the United States has historically provided to those victimized by targeted extermination.
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The agency is advising companies not to pay any ransom when they are victimized by hackers who encrypt their data for the purposes of extortion.
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"Most of these investors are just learning that they have been victimized," said Robert Hur, the U.S. Attorney in Baltimore, in a statement on Wednesday.
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Convinced that Irons has been victimized by a racist justice system, she has given money and time toward a last-gasp bid for his release.
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In Thiago Rocha Pitta's The First Green at Marianne Boesky Gallery, nature is not victimized, but rebellious and intent on reclaiming land lost to humanity.
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Supporters of Clinton, by contrast, are drawn toward accounts of the election that paint her as a profoundly good and heroic figure victimized by dark forces.
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But these two characters have similar trajectories: both talk about having been victimized at some point, turning to white rights as a way to feel powerful.
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Unable to shake the images in their minds, survivors ask what could have motivated him, and wonder why they were victimized or why they were spared.
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Rather, the German government has chosen to shut down symbols of its nation's history of hate and devote resources to commemorate the people who were victimized.
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" To the Editor: In his excellent article, Arthur C. Brooks states that "the line is fuzzy between fighting for victimized people and promoting a victimhood culture.
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Readers pointed out that the secretary of education was recently held in contempt of court for refusing to support students victimized by crooked for-profit schools.
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They tend to feel victimized by Muslims, by Mexicans, by minorities in general, by the media as a whole and in particular by President Barack Obama.
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Viewers see flashbacks of her as a child in an abusive home and then, as a college student, being victimized in a setting that involves alcohol.
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The former Notre Dame product continues to be victimized by the long ball, allowing 3053 homers on the season and 2305 in his last eight turns.
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"The stories started coming, and you realize you're not the only one, and you start accepting that you've actually been victimized," explained Natasha Henstridge, an actress.
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By publicly expunging Trump fans from their feed, Clintonistas only legitimize some Trump supporters' biggest complaint: that they're a persecuted minority, victimized by the liberal elite.
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"When a man who is being victimized experiences an erection or a climax, those responses are sometimes read by the victim as implying consent," she said.
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Is there a way to reconcile the knowledge that so many women have been victimized with our insistence that victimhood doesn't define our lives as women?
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"I also know that there are folks that need to understand that they have been victimized by people that should have cared for them," Bailey says.
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It is likely that president saw today's vote as opportunity to continue spreading false propaganda about how his campaign was unlawfully victimized by the previous administration.
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But we also don't let our kids do sleepovers, because I've met with too many victims who were victimized by a friend's parent at a sleepover.
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Some of his supporters have said he is being victimized because his liberal views have irked social conservatives who have acquired influence in Russian state institutions.
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"Despite the fact that Korean-American merchants were victimized, no one in the mainstream cared because of our lack of visibility and political power," Chang said.
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"I'm deeply disappointed and angry that people were victimized — and that even people not connected with these events could see their hard work undermined," he wrote.
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He just told me he was worried about my well-being because there was a lot of crazy young men who victimized young women like me.
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JACL's mission is to secure and maintain the civil rights not just of Japanese Americans, but of all others who are victimized by injustice and bigotry.
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Bryce Harper violated one of baseball's unwritten rules before being victimized when infielder Jung-Ho Kang of the Pirates violated another—or so say the Nationals.
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" He added: "I'm deeply disappointed and angry that people were victimized—and that even people not connected with these events could see their hard work undermined.
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The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office announced on Facebook and Twitter that authorities were searching for the four teens, who allegedly victimized staff members prior to their escape.
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It is clear that terror can no longer be contained within the Middle East, and Islamists have become extremely successful at disseminating a "victimized Muslim" narrative.
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Detectives say they believe Boston has victimized other children and ask anyone with information about this case or any previous alleged crimes to contact Riverside police.
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SIREN A nice guy whose friends take him to a sex club for his bachelor party tries to save a poor, seemingly victimized woman working there.
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A "royal family member" was mentioned in a lawsuit filed Monday by a woman who says she was victimized by the late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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A recent study shows that 10% of women under 30 years old in the United States have been victimized by the misuse of their intimate images.
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"I think Donald Trump looks at this and says I was victimized by this," said Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax who speaks often with the President.
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Mr. Rozzi also wants to pass a temporary "window" in which adults victimized years ago could file suits no matter how long ago the abuse occurred.
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Those aged 24 and below are victimized more often than older people, and African-Americans are more likely to be attacked on the streets than Caucasians.
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In doing so, I was choosing to give myself a clean slate instead of repeatedly reliving my trauma and convincing authorities that I had been victimized.
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Sex-abuse victims are frequently scared for a variety of reasons, including being ostracized from a particular group or being re-victimized by the justice system.
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I've witnessed countless yuppies roll their eyes and remark that most strippers have been molested, as if those women should be ashamed of having been victimized.
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Almost everyone I speak to believes he or she is being victimized by "big business" or "big government," depending on which cable news stations they watch.
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Women who experience postcoital dysphoria tend to have more psychological distress and sexual dysfunctions; in addition, they are statistically more likely to have been sexually victimized.
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Last year she unintentionally made headlines around the world when she started the hashtag #facesofprostitution as a protest against the stereotype of the victimized sex worker.
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But the Yankees quickly showed him why so many visiting pitchers detest Yankee Stadium — and he wasn't even victimized by the short porch in right field.
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So when Martofel's staff expressed concerns that a man who had victimized women was now profiting from it, he fired nine out of 10 of them.
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And before the opening arguments, prosecutors said they would only make public the first names of witnesses who claim to have been victimized by Mr. Raniere.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions at the time called DACA an "unfair system" that had victimized millions of Americans by allowing "illegal aliens" to take their jobs.
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And I think many women drew the lesson that making accusations was futile, that much as in prosecutions of rape, women would be victimized twice over.
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"This outcome is vindication for the many courageous women victimized by GirlsDoPorn — a fraudulent and reprehensible enterprise that thrived on manipulating inexperienced young women," Chapin said.
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"It is likely that the defendant has victimized many others who have not yet reported their experiences to law enforcement," prosecutors wrote in a court filing.
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The money will be used to compensate women saying they were victimized by Tyndall, a gynecologist in the institution's student health center for almost three decades.
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In the 2008 trial, Kelly's lawyers argued that it was not Kelly on the tape, nor was it the same girl that prosecutors said was victimized.
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To those who had recently felt victimized by Obama's "guns and religion" remark, the President and his Harvard friend appeared far more privileged than the officer.
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The terrible commonality of sexual violence in the United States means it is not inconceivable that a woman may be victimized in a public rest room.
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"I think it is easier for a female member to imagine what it's like to be victimized, to be disbelieved, disregarded, and retaliated against," she says.
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It appeared that the Russian players felt victimized, presented not as the bearers of a country's hopes but already culpable for the failings sure to come.
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The sad irony is of course that black women are often most victimized by the very sexism we refuse to collectively identify as an oppressive force.
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Given that 20 percent of women in the control group reported being victims of violence, the videos cut the share of women victimized by a quarter.
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"I sit here before you just as an example because a lot of people don't believe that a person like me could actually be victimized," he said.
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The model appealed to many around the world, especially to a certain sub-section of feminists and progressives who say they are seeking to protect victimized women.
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Its new occupants were artists, singers, dancers, even circus performers; that is, the few who were left after the widespread killings that victimized the liberally educated class.
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The people InfoWars falsely implicates in crimes and cover-ups are often re-victimized, becoming targets of harassment and threats at the hands of his credulous followers.
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The latest accuser, who asked only to be identified as "Robin M.," alleged that Polanski, 83, "sexually victimized" her in 1973, when she was 19973 years old.
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Instead, it suggests that the dominant family structure — literal or metaphorical — remains patriarchal, frequently manipulative, and, especially to those victimized by it, incredibly (if often invisibly) toxic.
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In 2008, the Denver archdiocese paid out $5.5 million to settle 16 abuse claims, including those against one priest, since deceased, who victimized at least 63 children.
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"You are just being victimized by a breathless deep value rotation that many in the hedge fund world are fighting every step of the way," Cramer said.
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They should review legal procedures to ensure that victims of sexual violence are not re-victimized and ensure adequate punishment for perpetrators, so that others are deterred.
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Rather than being used to protect historically victimized minorities, including people of color, the civil rights groups say the bill twists the intent of hate crime laws.
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He was arrested for assaulting me and some of my most traumatic memories are from being re-victimized by police, by my school, and by the court.
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But the cost might be the loss of her humanity — her ability to recognize that the people Yale's Houses casually prey on don't deserve to be victimized.
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Facebook's color-blind and tone-deaf approach to content moderation must be overhauled to adopt an intersectional model shaped by more context of who is often victimized.
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When detectives arrived less than an hour later, none of the women they interviewed indicated they had been victimized or were otherwise in need of police assistance.
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The women victimized by Mack believed their "collateral" would be released if they did not engage in sexual activity with Raniere, the statement on Mack's arrest alleges.
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They trailed Cleveland in late July 53-25 and rallied to tie but lost the game in the 21th when Norris was victimized by a grand slam.
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Raise your hand if you've ever felt personally victimized by headphone companies suckering you into buying their cheap headphones, just to have them break a month later.
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While female politicians have historically avoided responding directly to sexism, for fear of backlash over appearing weak or victimized, they are reacting differently this year, experts say.
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"Somebody victimized by the system, we want to bring closure and allow them to get on with their lives," Mr. Stringer, a Democrat, said in an interview.
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The previously untold part of the story was that a significant number of women founders were being victimized by VC's pervasive culture of sexual assault and harassment.
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On the other hand, the group that was victimized later in life became more bullied by middle school and had achievement levels similar to the chronic group.
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It should be a thing that can be done and doesn't have to create civil war and hysteria, that doesn't make people get re-victimized and attacked.
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In addition to the many articles and opinion pieces about Weinstein, there have been statements from many of the women he allegedly victimized or tried to victimize.
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"The terror machine gun attacks and suicide bombings that triggered this suit and victimized these plaintiffs were unquestionably horrific," Judge John Koeltl wrote for the appeals court.
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Carson Palmer and Larry Fitzgerald victimized the Bucs' secondary, and David Johnson and Chris Johnson combined for 197 yards for scrimmage and a touchdown on 31 carries.
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They argued that a major facility would uproot the village economy, that stakeholders were absent from negotiations, that the land buy-outs victimized the village's vulnerable residents.
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This is a tricky focus to choose, given the risk of painting the perp's family as the real victims, to the exclusion of the children Abraham victimized.
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I felt victimized by the fact that others were judging me through conflicting and unsubstantiated reports, while I myself had no recollection of the events that transpired.
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When a person with a prominent voice suggests that they are being victimized for their beliefs, they are engaging in a kind of politics that refuses conversation.
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Britain's equality watchdog said in May it was launching a formal investigation to determine whether Labour had discriminated against, harassed or victimized people because they were Jewish.
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In 2017, only half of the victimized organizations that paid the ransom actually got their data back, according to the cybersecurity research and marketing firm CyberEdge Group.
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And when Cohen had a chance to address the sentencing judge personally, he sought to drive home the idea that he had been personally victimized by Trump.
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In its first five years of operation, the CFPB obtained more than $11 billion in restitution payouts from lenders who had victimized more than 25 million consumers.
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Immigrants were the most frequent targets, the center said, but blacks, gays, Muslims and other minorities also reported being victimized in schools, streets and houses of worship.
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Yet at a moment when a conventional president would fold a bad hand and spare the federal workers victimized by the debacle, Trump is digging ever deeper.
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Piscotty's eighth homer of the season came off reliever Josh Tomlin (0-5), who was victimized on a 13-2 cutter that was clocked at 86 mph.
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You can stew in your rage and feel victimized by their shitty behavior, but if you're an opportunist like me, you'll find a way to exploit them.
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Praveen Khandelwal, a senior leader of the Confederation of All-India Traders, said businesses currently were "harassed and victimized" by the cascading demands of multiple tax authorities.
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"The only thing that is immoral is the politicians to do nothing and to continue to allow more innocent people to be so horribly victimized," he said.
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" Jonathan B. Segal, writing in The New York Times Book Review, said it showed "how an underprivileged black man was victimized by a fat-cat, unfeeling Establishment.
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Beijing tells tech giant Huawei not to be "victimized like a silent lamb" in its fight with the U.S. Facebook vows to crack down on anti-vaxxers.
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That makes it possible to see whites as a victimized class maligned by social justice warriors, and even swinging all the way around to embracing white ethnonationalism.
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Everyone knows the puck is going there and everyone knows he'll be there, yet he has continually victimized teams from his signature spot for over a decade.
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Before it was my turn to speak, we heard testimony from several women who were victimized by the sex trade, which was unbelievably moving and gut wrenching.
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That same year, the Vienna Philharmonic began gathering and publishing research about victimized players (nine, including Arnold Rosé, made it into exile; seven more did not survive).
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"Canada has victimized us and disregarded our right as a party to the convention the moment they illegally shipped their wastes to our lands," the group said.
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And, you know, my condolences to her, because again, regardless of the decisions that he made, it's not fair to her if she feels victimized yet again.
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Teenagers often have a particularly difficult time telling people they've been victimized, she said, because they assume adults won't believe them or their peers will ostracize them.
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The march, meant to protest violence, was organized by local activist Javier Sicilia and Julián Lebaron, a member of the dual-national family victimized in November's attack.
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But as long as we persist in the fiction that the absence of a bachelor's degree means substandard salaries for life, too many students will be victimized.
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Lin, who signed a three-year deal worth $2130 million to join the Nets, was again unable to play, victimized by his second hamstring injury this season.
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Not only does it incorporate the most base representations of black women, it also replicates imperialist visual themes like a black grotesque and a victimized white woman.
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The money will be used to compensate women who say they were victimized by Tyndall, a gynecologist in the institution's student health center for almost three decades.
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That's right, the world's still fastest-growing economy and a nuclear-armed power to boot still considers itself a victimized nation with plenty of scores to settle.
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Savage has been "urging the church to compensate Felicia and her granddaughter, as they have been victimized every bit as much as the other survivors," he said.
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"An evaluation of the crimes ... clearly shows that scores of Michigan State students were repeatedly victimized, in a similar manner, by similarly described suspects," the report said.
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RHP Mike Leake pitched well Thursday night but was victimized by poor defense and a lack of run support in a 2.713-22.71 loss to Kansas City.
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The database would be used to determine where people were most at risk, who was more likely to be victimized and trends among perpetrators, Ms. North said.
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Several teachers from Virginia's Fairfax Public Schools have been charged with assault after a police investigation revealed that six nonverbal children with learning disabilities had been victimized.
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Perhaps foremost, "Lorena" not only documents shifting attitudes on the subject of how victimized women are treated but the way a media feeding frenzy can distort coverage.
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When she joined the Cook County state's attorney office in 2001, she prosecuted sex crimes with a focus on people victimized by those in positions of authority.
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Research on white racial attitudes and collective memory shows that white Southerners who lived through the civil rights movement viewed themselves, not people of color, as victimized.
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The people who were victimized by these scams, older people who were a part of America's greatest generation, would shamefully tell me they should have known better.
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In every single realm where sexual assault is concerned—colleges, high schools, companies—when they sweep allegations under the rug, more and more victims will be victimized.
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His then-influential history writing drips with disdain for rubes who regard themselves as victimized by economics and history, who have failed to maintain correct political attitudes.
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When there are rumors about powerful men, it's the responsibility of their peers to hold them accountable, not the women who want to avoid being victimized by them.
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" This claim is the latest attempt on Infantino's part to push the blame on individuals instead of on FIFA as an organization, which he branded a "victimized institution.
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For example, some studies did not use a standardized definition of bullying; other studies only analyzed people who were victimized or only elementary, middle or high school students.
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And then you get - and so no doubt then, you get groups like Black Lives Matter that just take this to wide extremes claiming how victimized they are.
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If the Museum aims to engage multiple, differing views on the reality of law enforcement, why is the vantage point of those criminalized and victimized by police absent?
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On Friday, the New York Times's Liz Robbins reported that more than 24 DACA recipients had been victimized by the mail slowdown in New York City and Chicago.
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"The judge now allowing five women to testify who claim they were victimized by Cosby is a game changer," Troy Slaten, a Los Angeles criminal defense attorney, said.
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It tells of a calculating femme fatale who can also be seen as a victimized young woman getting ahead as best she can in a male-dominated society.
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And particularly adept in the dark arts of controversy-mongering are supporters of regional clubs who have collectively decided that they are consistently victimized by slightly larger rivals.
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The #MeToo march and rally followed a relentless series of accusations by men and women who said they were victimized by high-powered figures in the entertainment industry.
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Other women have come forward, and published stories last weekend quoted a woman who said she was victimized by another Fox executive who had since left the network.
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"Our goaltender should get full credit for keeping us in the game," Carlyle said of Gibson, who was victimized by a deflected shot on the game-winning tally.
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Yes, very much so, because they're trying hard, they're doing lots of good, and they're going to be victimized from their past behavior, and I totally get it.
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Huang said that the bravery others showed helped him to realize that he, and others who have been victimized, do not have to be defined by what happened.
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"Louis has now confirmed the truth of the reports relating to the five women victimized by his misconduct, which we were unaware of previously," the FX statement reads.
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That's the actual crime and young women like Thorne shouldn't feel like they are the ones doing something wrong when they are the ones who have been victimized.
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Students at Pepperdine University were victimized by not one but two pelicans this weekend, when the birds invaded their graduation ceremony and demanded to walk across the stage.
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I felt personally victimized when Duke lost over the weekend, erasing any chance of winning my office pool, the winner of which gets, wait for it, a pizza.
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Following the arrest, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development released a state advisory urging citizens to throw away potentially contaminated food from the suspected victimized supermarkets.
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"It's made my life miserable," said Todd Crosswell, general manager of Caro Nut Co. Caro was victimized six times last year for a total loss of $1.2 million.
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The women victimized by Mack and Raniere believed their "collateral" would be released if they did not engage in sexual activity with the Nxivm leader, prosecutors have said.
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Of course, none of this fear mongering is based in reality, and, in fact, transgender people are more likely to be victimized because of this kind of rhetoric.
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It has been used against migrants in Greece, who are abused by the police; and Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, who are denied citizenship and victimized by security forces.
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But Asians are also victimized by their perceived success, a factor that has made their pursuit of equality and justice appear less urgent than that of other groups.
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Then the convoy disappeared around a curve and continued on to Mokolo and points beyond where Ms. Power had appointments with women and children victimized by Boko Haram.
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The more depressing thought, however, is that one of them will ascend to the office of president and this country will be victimized by his or her judgments.
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The special agent also provided eight points for better security online, and to make users less likely to be victimized by online criminals:• Permanently close old, unused accounts.
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He finished 38th Monday at the rain-delayed Bristol race and was victimized by crashes and unfinished races at Daytona and Martinsville, where he finished 37th and 34th.
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Bush, the new co-host of the third hour of "Today," had the scoop of the Olympics: A star American athlete had been victimized by Rio street crime.
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The title of the book comes from Trump's definition of "real power," whether in terms of political clout or the ability to bully a woman he has victimized.
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Yet because so many rapists are repeat offenders, that failure to act can mean allowing others to be victimized who might have been spared by a DNA match.
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No team was more victimized by the stupid, stupid forces of the universe lifting Paul Pierce's hefty ass into the ethers of creation than the New York Knicks.
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A number of other U.S. organizations had been victimized by Russian hackers, and the attack on the DNC didn't seem that unusual in that context, the Times reported.
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By no means are we comparing an innocent and victimized Till to the murky pasts of Cosby and Parker, but there's some shared context when examining racial response.
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Instead of falling into the very easy traps of Balkanization, the vibe we're reaching for shows beyond the very narrow view of us as freshly arrived victimized immigrants.
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School administrators' response, experts say, is supposed to include discipline, support for the victimized students, investigation and education to stem any patterns of hate that might be bubbling.
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When anti-Semitic speech is paired with unlawful action, the Brandeis Center will advocate — and advocate strongly — for the university to address the situation and assist victimized students.
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"The idea of Muslims being victimized doesn't fit his domestic or foreign policy agenda," Shahed Amanullah, an Obama-era State Department official, told my Vox colleague Sarah Wildman.
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In May, Britain's Equality and Human Rights Commission said it was launching an investigation into whether Labour has discriminated against, harassed or victimized people because they are Jewish.
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That way, they figured, they could get ahead of the story, win a little sympathy from voters for being victimized by Russian hackers and refocus on the campaign.
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In global politics, and certainly at the U.N., sovereignty is usually a term invoked by countries who perceive themselves to be misunderstood, marginalized, victimized, stigmatized and, frankly, weak.
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For those who have never experienced child abuse, she wanted to convey her frame of mind as a six-year-old who was victimized by a family friend.
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Many of the women are survivors of abuse in their home countries, and studies have shown that abuse survivors are more likely than others to be victimized again.
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Since the CFPB's creation in 2011, the bureau has generated $29 billion in restitution for 12 million victimized consumers and has processed more than one million consumer complaints.
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Conversely, for the second consecutive season, Betances has shown signs of late-season fatigue and once again was victimized in an important game for the Yankees' postseason hopes.
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The Caucus took a similar approach in efforts to correct a provision that levied a double tax on the benefits received by victimized Gold Star widows and survivors.
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His failure to win Senate confirmation as President George W. Bush's UN envoy came after he was painted as a bully who victimized opponents in the intelligence community.
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The policy Wolf allegedly outlined led to the separation of so many families that we don't even have an accurate count of all the needlessly orphaned kids victimized.
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But, spoiler already for the brand new 2019 edition, this time the girls aren't going to let themselves be victimized and begin to fight back against their assailants.
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The missing piece of the puzzle is misogyny: Gay men are victimized at least in part because their alliance with women is seen as a threat to men.
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And I believe that when I went on to NBC, I was very emotional, and I was programmed to think from a victimized mentality of a welfare mentality.
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In the documentary, one juror was asked about the women who had said, during the trial, that they also were victimized by Mr. Kelly when they were young.
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And in a statistic with special significance for Senator Biden, more women will be victimized by predatory lenders than will seek protection from an abusive husband or boyfriend.
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Gillian Branstetter, a spokeswoman for the National Center for Transgender Equality said that isolation and solitary confinement were among the ways that transgender people were victimized in prison.
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The stories that were reported in the African American press would tend to be pointing to how the African American [perpetrator] was victimized within the system as well.
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Sonhouse's version of Blackness is this feat of denial of what can at times seem like universal axioms: black people are defined by being hounded, victimized, and plagued.
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Most of the high-profile attacks on corporate data centers and institutional networks have originated outside of the victimized organizations — in many cases from halfway around the world.
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"With any investigative energy, the Manhattan DA's office would've been able to produce witnesses who would talk about how they were similarly victimized by Harvey Weinstein," he said.
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For those unaware, Turner had been a student at Stanford in 2015 when he sexually victimized an unconscious woman outside a fraternity house — near a dumpster — during a party.
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Dugal pointed to Horkins's judgment, in which he accused all three women of lying and questioned their post-assault behavior, as evidence that witnesses are re-victimized during trial.
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These sentences should send a strong message that we will follow the trail no matter how difficult and seek justice for those victimized by these types of transnational schemes.
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The lawsuit reportedly seeks to have class-action status in order to represent other women that it claims were victimized by Weinstein and what it described as his enablers.
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The women allegedly victimized by Mack allegedly believed their "collateral" would be released if they did not engage in sexual activity with Raniere, the statement on Mack's arrest alleges.
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It's hard to reckon that a man of such innovative artistry, who brought the world together with his work, could also be the same person who victimized young boys.
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Efimova, who earned the silver medal, was on the brink of tears during the press conference, explaining that she was being victimized for "mistakes" she made in the past.
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"We have to admit that if (Lula) were to be politically defeated, it would be better than being beaten (in a court), because he would be victimized," Temer said.
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The women allegedly victimized by Mack and Raniere believed their "collateral" would be released if they did not engage in sexual activity with the Nxivm leader, prosecutors have said.
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"Not sure why the media is acting like this isn't a well-established fact --women and young girls are brutally victimized on the journey north," Sanders told Fox News.
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Russia says it is being unfairly victimized while other countries that have fallen foul of the WADA's code, including fellow athletics superpowers Kenya and Ethiopia, are free to compete.
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In February, California's Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center paid a ransom of about $17,000 in Bitcoins, one of at least six major health care systems victimized so far this year.
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"It had residents of the Mac-Groveland and Highland Park communities fearful that a suspect was on the loose and they could be victimized at any moment," Ernster said.
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People have been attacked and victimized in some shelters and some would rather stay outside in the frigid cold than risk entering, and they are right to do it.
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She's trying to set up a potential contrast not just with Trump but with other Democratic Party senators on truly supporting American workers who feel victimized by foreign trade.
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Preston Foster plays an embittered ex-cop, and John Payne stars as a victimized ex-con; Neville Brand, Jack Elam and Lee Van Cleef constitute a stellar rogue's gallery.
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Garcia got just one swing and miss on 54 pitches, but he also was victimized by bad luck as three of the 23 Diamondbacks' hits were seeing-eye jobs.
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"Jack McCullough is an innocent man who was victimized by the judicial system," said Ainsworth, who has gone to court on behalf of several clients who were wrongfully convicted.
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According to the Institute for Investigation of Communist Crimes (IICCMER), up to 2 million people are estimated were killed, imprisoned, deported, relocated or otherwise victimized between 1945 and 1989.
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"Jill was victimized by our new culture of unlimited information sharing and a willingness to accept statement as fact," the family said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Will he have more moments of empathy for those who are victimized or need help — even if they are not innocent babies gassed to death by a brutal regime?
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It's inspiring to see people stand in solidarity and, I think, invaluable for victimized women and men to feel that their voices are heard, and that they're not alone.
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Peacock was victimized by ineffective sliders on both home runs, the same pitch Twins right fielder Max Kepler blasted for a walk-off home run on Wednesday in Minneapolis.
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Yes, it's terrible to feel completely alone and ashamed — but many women and men fear they'll be re-victimized by a system that is skeptical and judgmental of survivors.
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"I felt victimized by the fact that others were judging me through conflicting and unsubstantiated reports, while I myself had no recollection of the events that transpired," Olympios continued.
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Kennedy continues to be victimized by the long ball, giving up seven homers in his last five starts, and is 13-21 with a 24 ERA away from home.
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Efimova was on the brink of tears during a press conference Monday night, in which she explained that she was being victimized for "mistakes" she made in the past.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday easily approved legislation that would strengthen federal law and provide damages for U.S. companies victimized by the theft of corporate intellectual property. Sens.
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According to people who have spoken to him, Trump came to view Moore as victimized within that environment -- and, as someone accused of sexual impropriety himself, identified with him.
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His sons initially thought he was raising the topic out of concern for their sister and the possibility that she might have been victimized in some way, Higley said.
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Not only has Kavanaugh been wronged, they argue, but his treatment by his opponents and the media shows how any man could be victimized in the age of #MeToo.
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But talking to those who have been victimized by these 9113 calls -- as well as someone who was raised in a community where this behavior was normal -- may help.
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We often equate fighting sports to either European or Asian tradition, which ignores the vast history of martial arts across all peoples, even those that were subjugated and victimized.
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Harvey Weinstein, for example, was easier to interpret, neater in his moral typology: big bad rich man victimized weaker people, big bad rich man loses his wealth and status.
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It's only there that we see the usual social media game of moral one-upmanship in which each tribe competes to be more victimized, more offended and more woke.
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Mashable has reached out to the Justice Department to find out more about how it discovered the fraudulent website and to find out how many people were possibly victimized.
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Epstein stands accused of running a sex trafficking ring that allegedly victimized dozens of underage girls out of his homes in Manhattan and Palm Beach from 2002 through 2005.
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As Americans consider how to repair the damage done by powerful men to the lives and careers of those they have victimized, apologies are a good place to look.
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But it does so "through the defensive gaze of a white artist who can't resist telling us that he, too, has been victimized," writes Laura Cappelle in her review.
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But the president, who has long felt victimized by the Russia investigation and the shadow it has cast over his legitimacy, presented Mr. Barr's statements as an unalloyed victory.
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" Or as Matthew Yglesias wrote in Vox last week, "If you want to help the people most severely victimized by Trumpism, you need to beat Trumpism at the polls.
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So Trump invites Benghazi troops, and family members of people victimized (in his view) by undocumented immigrants, and veterans who fought valiantly but were betrayed by their weak leaders.
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"If you have been victimized and violated, probably one of the last things you want to do is go to a precinct and relive every detail," Ms. Gosfield said.
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"As a lottery jackpot winner, Ms. Doe is now part of a small demographic which has historically been victimized by the unscrupulous with life threatening consequences," the lawsuit says.
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Unfortunately, celebrities (and athletes in particular) have become targets for burglars in the L.A. area -- with stars like Yasiel Puig and L.A. Rams WR Robert Woods having been victimized.
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Plante took faithful dictation as she carried on like a character out of her own novels, ranting and weeping, endlessly victimized but breezily indifferent to the suffering she inflicted.
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When asked for a response on policies impacting victimized women, a Justice Department spokesman pointed CNN back to Sessions' remarks in announcing the decision on the Salvadoran woman's case.
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Peele has been victimized to some extent by his own success, and the way "Get Out" deftly tapped into the cultural moment while weaving in laughs amid the thrills.
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But Linda O'Dell, one of the victims, recalled Ms. Daly's deftness, at a time when victims of rape were often re-victimized by the law enforcement procedures that followed.
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Monica is one of dozens of women who allege they were tricked into filming pornography, then victimized again when their identities were publicized online by the men behind GirlsDoPorn.com.
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"Shark Tank" star Barbara Corcoran is missing nearly $400,000 Wednesday morning after her office was victimized by email scammers who used a tiny typo to gain the upper hand.
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In an office, university or hospital setting, for example, it is clear where to go and what to do if you find yourself victimized by people abusing their power.
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And as much as I criticize mass incarceration, I do believe that we need vigorous law enforcement, and often the people most victimized by crime are the most disadvantaged.
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Garcia got just one swing and miss on 54 pitches, but he also was victimized by bad luck as three of the 10 Diamondbacks' hits were seeing-eye jobs.
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Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren and other high-profile Democrats, whom he accused of backing European style socialism as well creating new victimized groups and hurling insults at conservatives.
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Johnson peddled the racist myth that Southern whites were victimized by black emancipation and citizenship, which became an article of faith among Lost Cause proponents in the postwar South.
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R. Kelly is getting away with his alleged sex cult because America doesn't care about underage black girls being victimized ... according to the father of one of Kelly's girlfriends.
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Judging from scattered reports that reach Los Angeles, America is going through troubled times, and movie people tend to take all forms of injustice more personally than those victimized.
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Though Allen feels victimized by Hollywood, he still has many defenders, including Alec Baldwin and Diane Keaton , as well as other stars who have quietly supported him, like Scarlett Johansson .
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It's not fair for Cyrus to be victimized a second time by hateful comments online, though if there's anyone who is always ready to clap back at trolls — it's Cyrus.
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" Michael Avenatti, Novak's attorney, told CNN that there have been "a number of women victimized by this and many videos posted," and that the Facebook page "was something bragged about.
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The book is a searing indictment of the sorry state of the American mental health care system as seen from the perspective of those who have been victimized by it.
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But the true point of the form could be to fill the data gap pointed out by Cruz and further reinforce Trump supporters' sense that they're being victimized by moderators.
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Here is FX's statement in full: Louis has now confirmed the truth of the reports relating to the five women victimized by his misconduct, which we were unaware of previously.
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