"But football is violent, boxing is violent, politics can be violent, right?" the governor said.
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Men are not born violent, but they must become violent.
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This has been found to apply both to violent crime and to sex work—though what comes even earlier for violent criminals who have addiction tends to be a violent home in a violent community.
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Violent delights have violent ends — but not without impeccable eyeliner, apparently.
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The game is violent, and people get hurt in violent games.
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He blames new ghettos for violent crime (violent crime is falling).
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But, you know, these violent delights have violent ends... or something.
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These children live in violent neighborhoods; they go to violent schools.
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I had never been violent before, nor have I been violent since.
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It's also violent – like Game of Thrones violent or Daredevil violent – which may surprise audiences who only know India for colorful song-and-dance rom-coms.
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Something violent is good; something violent in an unexpected, creative way is better.
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There were violent anarchists, but there were violent Catholics, Jews, Muslims, Democrats, Republicans.
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Some turned violent, with riots, arson attacks, looting and violent clashes with police.
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We are not only a violent animal, but also a uniquely violent animal.
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No one is born a violent extremist -- violent extremists are made and fueled.
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That night I was not violent but after that I became more violent.
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Crime has dramatically fallen over the past decade — both violent and non-violent.
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Not that "my father is violent," but the system makes my father violent.
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Then they reveal that they get violent, but fudge on just how violent.
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Kenyan police often dismiss complaints of brutality, saying violent crime demands a violent response.
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I was not violent, but I had to become even more violent than them.
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According to the Institute for Economics of Peace, violent conflict also fuels violent extremism.
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Some charges for so-called violent crimes do not necessarily entail violent behavior, either.
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While it has long been argued that violent video games and violent movies cause people to become violent, there's no scientific evidence to back up that claim, experts say.
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One of the best predictors of future violent behavior, researchers say, is past violent behavior.
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The movies are violent and the videos are violent beyond anything anybody has ever seen.
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Sorochinski: Most of my research focus on violent sex offenders and violent sexual homicide offenders.
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"These violent delights have violent ends," Friar Lawrence says in William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
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The president was answering a question about the violent, violent gang known as MS-13.
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Acapulco is now the country's most violent city, and one of the world's most violent.
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At the time, Sangin was the most violent district in Afghanistan's most violent province, Helmand.
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The study also found that misogynist language and violent language tend to occur together and that posters expressing violent misogyny often authored posts expressing violent racism or homophobia as well.
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But even combining the tallies for "serious violent crimes" and "less serious violent crimes," the checks turned up just 85033,559 records of violent infractions, out of more than 10,000 total.
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But what you're trying to do here is not violent, possibly violent, or overwhelming, adventure seeking.
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Violent videos Facebook faced blowback over two high-profile incidents involving violent videos posted last month.
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Season one's catchphrase—"these violent delights have violent ends"—is a line from Romeo and Juliet.
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Another task is to tease out the relationship between non-violent and violent far-right extremism.
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The U.N. experts said there was no such thing as a violent protest, only violent protesters.
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Men are traditionally more violent, so probably they'd be less violent if they had more women.
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Other research says there is no direct link between violent video games and predicting violent behavior.
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To defeat violent people, the logic goes, we need to be more violent than they are.
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To quote another show about questionably ethical entertainment God figures, their violent delights have violent ends.
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I am not violent man who has learned not to be violent and regrets his violence.
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The violent reactionary jihadists pull from one side; the violent reactionary nationalists push from the other.
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But one of the best predictors of future violent behavior, researchers say, is past violent behavior.
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Conservative reform is focused on non-violent offenders, not violent ones, and the reforms actually make more room in prisons to house the violent offenders we seek to remove from society.
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If governments hope to get ahead of the curve and prevent the next homegrown violent extremist from being radicalized to violent ends, they must build programs to prevent and counter violent extremism.
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Focus on violent crime Sessions also announced the addition of 40 violent crime prosecutors in US attorneys' offices around the country in a reiteration of the administration's efforts to fight violent crime.
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To throw some Shakespeare by way of Westworld up in here, these violent delights have violent ends.
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"I'd hate to use the word violent, but close to violent," he said of the shooter's behavior.
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The protests have turned violent—possibly more violent than any since the anti-colonial demonstrations in 1967.
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"Here's the thing: We work to prioritize violent crime and the drivers of violent crime," Magats said.
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People who are violent to partners or family members often go on to be violent to strangers.
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Still, there's no conclusive evidence of a correlation between teens committing violent acts and playing violent games.
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What they've found is simply put: Playing violent video games doesn't lead to real-life violent acts.
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That the violent left was just as responsible for what happened in Charlottesville as the violent right.
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The "Countering Violent Extremism" program is intended to counter all types of violent ideologies, including white supremacy.
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Violent gang activity, such as extortion, violent street crime, rape, and narcotics and human trafficking, is widespread.
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For one: The debate over whether violent media can make people violent rages on to this day.
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Because the audience for violent movies skews toward younger men, and younger men are also much more likely to commit violent crimes, when popular violent movies come out crime goes down, not up.
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And despite the uptick in violent crime in 2015, violent crime has been on the decline for years.
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Look no further than one of the most violent regions of one of the world's most violent countries.
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Research shows that people convicted of violent misdemeanors are at an increased risk of committing future violent crimes.
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The APA has reiterated for years that there is no connection between violent video games and violent actions.
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American rappers are a lot more violent and explicit and people don't think of UK people being violent.
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In some prisons, it also has meant more mixing of violent and non-violent inmates and fewer guards.
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In trying to tamp down violent crime, Superintendent Johnson has repeatedly urged stiffer sentences for certain violent criminals.
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I'm not trying to create a heavy song to sound heavy, or a violent song to sound violent.
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We formed the Non-Violent Action Group, [modeled on SNCC, the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, pronounced "snick"].
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"Individuals affiliated with racially motivated violent extremism are responsible for the most lethal and violent activity," he said.
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When gobs of resources are directed at something like reducing violent crime, the amount of violent crime declines.
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"I went there as a violent person, but leaving there I was 10 times more violent," he said.
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Violent clashes in free speech debates The debate Sessions entered has, in recent months, become a violent one.
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This will cause more extreme weather, more violent and often violent conflict, and more frequent and severe droughts.
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We cannot study the connection between poverty and violent extremism as if violent extremism is the same everywhere.
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Sure, he said, some studies have revealed a connection between kids playing violent video games and violent behavior.
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And figuring out which ones will go from violent thoughts to violent actions is, largely, a guessing game.
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And you can find examples of crowds being incredibly non-violent, not all crowds are violent and it's not even clear that crowds are more likely to be violent than people on their own.
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For example, the parole process for the non-violent should be more streamlined than the process for violent offenders, reducing costs, and enabling more resources to go toward making sure violent offenders are appropriately rehabilitated.
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Under Pennsylvania law, a sexually violent predator is someone convicted of a sexually violent offense who has "a mental abnormality or personality disorder" that makes the person likely to engage in predatory sexually violent offenses.
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"Violent pornography—the depiction of one person getting hurt by the other person—is associated with the report of sexually violent behavior among youth, whereas non-violent pornography is not," she told me over email.
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But at least it is not violent, if "not exactly non-violent", in the words of an intellectual sympathiser.
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The bureau's Chicago field office has faced violent attacks as well as an inexplicable, violent escape by a suspect.
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It's fair to call this incitement because violent crime is at a historic low, and immigrants aren't disproportionately violent.
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"The 'violent left' has never been anywhere near as well armed or trained as the 'violent right,'" Belew said.
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The industry representatives made the case that there's been no established link between violent video games and violent behavior.
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I don't want to associate The Loft with something violent because David was a passive person and anti-violent.
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They're stripped down, they deal with violent emotions and violent themes, and they're designed to horrify, not inspire awe.
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On one hand you had the Nazis who were violent & on the other the allied soldiers were very violent.
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Members of the caravan were doubtless violent, simply by virtue of the countries they're fleeing being violent, he alleged.
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Instead, they portray non-violent Islamists as "moderates" within Islam and wrongly reduce all Islamism into mere violent Islamism.
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And just as Trump supporters see protest as inherently violent, many Trump protesters believe Trump supporters are inherently violent.
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We've also done other things on when are people actually playing violent video games, this is kind of across the board, any type of violent video game and what we find is when people are playing violent video games we also see dips in violent crime: aggravated assaults, homicides and so forth.
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"At the outset, no one who has committed a violent act, a single violent act, will receive amnesty," Ortiz said.
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Baghdadi was vicious and violent, and he died in a vicious and violent way, as a coward, running and crying.
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"In a violent situation, the individual who committed the violent act is responsible for that act," Ray-Jones tells Refinery29.
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That's when one of their guides mutters "These violent delights have violent ends," and swiftly kills Nicholas with a rifle.
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And that&aposs not to say that kids who play violent video games or watch violent movies become mass shooters.
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Police opened fire on violent demonstrations on Monday and protests in the northern opposition stronghold of Mamou also turned violent.
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Except that Cotton admits he thinks there's more to a "violent" offender than just being convicted of a violent crime.
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There's a violent super-revolution where the shitty super kids take over the world after a big, violent superhero battle.
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It used to be a violent city — in 1990 there were 719 violent crimes, but since then things have improved.
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Increased law enforcement, using violent methods, has produced a corresponding increase in violent criminals dominating much of the drug trade.
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Do movies that offer a sympathetic portrayal of violent criminals have the potential to promote violent acts in real life?
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The total number of fatalities from far-right wing violent extremists and radical Islamist violent extremists was about the same.
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These violent delights sure do have violent ends — but perhaps not with quite the finality we often expect from violence.
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But we are actively engaged in protecting our law enforcement, fighting violent crime, and investigating and prosecuting violent drug cartels.
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Violent crimes From 2014-15, the nation saw a 3.9% increase in the estimated number of violent crimes -- the FBI released its annual report for 2015 that said there were an estimated 1,197,704 violent crimes committed. 1153.
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"The best predictor of violent behavior is previous violent behavior, but the next best predictor is violent victimization," says David Kennedy, the director of the National Network for Safe Communities and a pioneer in the violence prevention field.
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I applaud their commitment to the rule of law and to ending violent crime, including violent crime stemming from illegal immigration.
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If we are going to denounce XXXTentacion for his violent behavior, we also need to consider where that violent behavior originates.
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Those words, later revealed to be, "These violent delights have violent ends," hold the key to what Westworld is all about.
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The whole world is looking at the Arabs and the Muslims as a super-violent culture and a super-violent religion.
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Yet directly linking violent gaming to violent reaction is an oversimplification of what can happen when human players encounter inhuman actions.
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The more I play BattleTech, the more violent it gets, and the more violent it gets, the more I love it.
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The way levelling works in Ark: Survival Evolved is that you can either earn experience by violent or non-violent means.
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So the government is turning its attention to the sort of non-violent extremism that creates conditions for the violent kind.
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In 1996, when cities experienced a wave of violent crime, there were about 1.7 million violent crimes, according to the data.
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Food shortages have become particularly acute in recent months, accompanied by violent demonstrations and violent responses to these by the police.
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It's a violent way of getting in somewhere, but I wouldn't say it's necessarily violent because it didn't really hurt anyone.
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Her father was violent with her older brother—"brutalized him," Opie said—and her brother, in turn, was violent with her.
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Four of them were charged with violent disorder, and the fifth with violent disorder and causing racially aggravated grievous bodily harm.
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Many existing efforts to prevent or counter violent extremism operate on the assumption that antisocial tendencies drive involvement with violent groups.
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Sessions advised federal prosecutors to utilize laws permitting capital punishment as a viable sentence, both in violent and non-violent cases.
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Violent protests against Venezuela's president have left two dead Violent protests against Venezuela's president have left two dead Venezuela is reeling from violent anti-government protests that have left at least two people dead and more than 100 detained.
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At the same time, violent crime rates fell by half, giving pause to arguments that unlawful immigrants increase violent crime, Light said.
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Young Male Syndrome It's no secret that most people fear violent behavior by young men more than violent behavior by older men.
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Online records from the Montana Department of Justice's Sexual or Violent Offender Registry also show Brockway is registered as a violent offender.
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I wanted that rape to be not a violent rape, because rape is not always violent, and I think that's a misconception.
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People who grew up in violent neighborhoods were less upwardly mobile than people who lived in equally poor but less violent neighborhoods.
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The U.S. isn't even the largest consumer of violent video games, yet it has one of the highest violent gun death rates.
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Not only that, but there are relationships that are being damaged because of unlawful actions, violent actions, violent behavior against law enforcement.
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Research says: Heavy exposure to violent media can be a risk factor for violent behavior, according to some -- but not all -- studies.
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"The judge had trouble seeing [Turner] as a violent offender when he was convicted of being a violent offender," Dauber tells Broadly.
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Violent J Violent J, the Insane Clown Posse member that did not dropkick Fred Durst, went to a furry convention this week.
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However, if the situation got violent they were very prepared to stop a situation that turned violent, by the use of violence.
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Minorities are more likely to be overrepresented in terms of car crashes, violent crime or violent injuries, and most other injury mechanisms.
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"In our study, we had a group that watched physically violent TV shows, shows that were pretty violent, like Dexter," said Gibson.
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Violent Islamism may have limited appeal, but the more fiercely the non-violent version is repressed, the more appealing extremist jihad seems.
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But there is a line one dares not cross, and that is the one of responding to violent rhetoric with violent actions.
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Venables, who turns forty in February, is more of a countercultural figure than Adès or Benjamin, favoring violent subjects and violent sounds.
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Only violent crimes or behavior, crimes involving firearms and violent episodes related to mental illness going back five years are currently considered.
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"If you talk to the person on the street, they'll say of course [violent video games] make people more violent," Roman said.
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Given history as baseline, I would say that the United States is not becoming a more violent people, a more violent country.
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Yet in reality, many of the "violent offenders" in US prisons are there for crimes that not everyone would classify as violent.
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Paul Achter, a professor of rhetoric at the University of Richmond, said Trump's frequently violent tone increased the likelihood of violent actions.
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Violent video games were all over the news in the early 1990s and Mortal Kombat was the poster child of a moral panic—one that said violent video games were rotting the minds of children and turning them into violent psychopaths.
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There has been a 14% drop in violent crime overall in the city compared to last year, with the two most violent districts seeing a 33% drop in violent crime, and fewer people have been shot this year, according to police.
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Some images, like the fiery, engulfed form, are shocking in their blunt delivery and violent suggestions (though no explicitly violent images are captured).
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Summarizing Donald Trump's worldview isn't easy, but this may come close: The world is a violent place, and it demands a violent response.
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The constant stream of violent rhetoric directed at journalists (in addition to the general violent rhetoric) coming straight from the White House. 7.
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While violent crime has been on the decline, some non-violent crimes have been rising like one of the city's hills (see chart).
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We certainly maintain that some people need to control themselves, particularly given the increasingly glaring link between violent political rhetoric and violent action.
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Police, again, should begin to target violent crime and alternatives to incarceration should increasingly be offered to non-violent and low-level offenders.
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First, the idea that porn is inherently violent and that violent content is on the rise is simply not supported by the data.
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Even as the protests turned violent -- one woman was killed -- Trump claimed that there were violent factions "on many sides" to be blamed.
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The plan also names MS-13, a violent gang targeted by the Trump administration, in its statements on cracking down on violent crime.
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The Brotherhood says it is a non-violent movement and denies any relationship to violent insurgencies waged by al Qaeda and Islamic State.
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It also wouldn't include an exclusion for violent crimes, potentially giving a path to early release for people serving time for violent offenses.
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Prosecutors have long enlisted cooperators with violent backgrounds to achieve the greater goal of taking down a Mafia leader or some violent gang.
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The Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force also helped, the police chief said, which is part of the FBI Violent Crimes Task Force.
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Germany has seen a 70 percent increase in violent acts against Jews since 2017, but not all instances of anti-Semitism are violent.
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Moreover, South Bend's violent crime rate has risen since Mr. Buttigieg became mayor in 2012, when the city ranked 105th in violent crime.
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Between 20093 and 2006, the number of violent crimes fell by more than 34 percent and less than 2,700 violent crimes were reported.
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But we have an issue with violent crime in the sense that everybody makes a stark difference between violent offenders and nonviolent offenders.
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But in the end it was frustrating to see her not get out of the way of William's violent delights, and violent ends.
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"When the APA looked at various studies of violent video games and whether playing them had any relation to aggressive acts, it found "scant evidence ... that makes any causal or correlational connection between playing violent video games and actually committing violent activities.
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Violent protests erupt in Paris suburbs after cops accused of sodomizing black man Violent protests erupt in Paris suburbs after cops accused of sodomizing black man Violent protests against police brutality have continued through their fourth day in the suburbs of Paris.
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In one government program that counters violent extremism, Trump wants to focus solely on radical Islamic extremism and ignore violent white supremacist groups altogether.
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Yet, Sunday night's "Reunion" suggests another running line from the futuristic series holds just as much import as those violent delights and violent ends.
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Psychopathic criminals are sometimes divided into the 'white-collar' type, who tend to commit non-violent crimes such as fraud, and the violent type.
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But it's not the link most people expect — for whatever reason, more people playing violent video games is consistently tied to fewer violent acts.
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He cited various violent crime stats about the city of Chicago and Cook County, all involving illegal immigrants who were repeat violent crime offenders.
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But murder remains a small portion of all violent crimes in America, making up about 1 percent of the violent crime rate in 2016.
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The post says that going forward, moderators will need to "unambiguously communicate" that violent content isn't allowed, and that reporting violent posts is necessary.
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"We have devalued life, whether it's through abortion, whether it's the breakup of families, through violent movies and particularly violent video games," Patrick said.
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The Brotherhood says it is a non-violent movement and denies any relationship to violent insurgencies waged by al Qaeda and Islamic State militants.
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While the links between violent video games and violent behavior are tenuous at best, there are genuine issues in the industry that need addressing.
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Apart from the student protests, violent government responses, and persistent corruption, Durango has suffered from thousands of violent deaths related to the drug trade.
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It's possible that violent games even curb violence by giving gamers an outlet for their aggression, or keeping potentially violent people safely at home.
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Violent crime had hit its peak in 21994, with 2100 violent crimes per 2000,21980 Americans, federal statistics show — more than twice the 21994 rate.
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Arns says they selected Dammeck's Unabomber cabin and manifesto selections to note how vigilantes can be violent, like Kaczynski, and non-violent, like Anonymous.
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There's Buffy and Spike's violent smackdown/foreplay, which depending on your point of view is either sexy or horrifically violent and disturbing (or both).
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Despite significantly fewer violent crimes — including murder — than there were a quarter century ago, the percentage of violent crimes getting solved hasn't really changed.
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Only 5.7 percent were arrested for a violent or gun-related crime, and only around 3 percent were charged with a serious violent offense.
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An alternative but equally simple explanation might be that aggressive and violent men are naturally drawn to compete in an aggressive and violent sport.
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Producer: Violent lyrics didn't bother me Some rappers, like other entertainers, invoke violent themes in their music that aren't meant to be taken literally.
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Violent crime is seeing a slight drop of 0.6 percent in 85033, driven mainly by reductions in violent crime in Washington, D.C., and Chicago.
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A violent time It was a violent time, full of overbearing state security operatives and deaths on the streets in various protests, he says.
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Chicago police said Friday there has been a 14% drop in violent crime overall in the city compared to last year -- with the two most violent districts seeing a 33% drop in violent crime -- and there have been 234 less people shot this year.
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And as increasingly violent versions of Pepe keep goosestepping their way across the internet, the trolls sharing them are likely to become more violent themselves.
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While Otisville has a medium-security prison for violent crimes, Cohen will reportedly be at its minimum-security satellite camp for non-violent criminal offenders.
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"Violent Islam" actually sounds like a subset of Islam rather than the thing itself, and "violent" has no alternate connotation of "authentic," as "radical" does.
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Our words for sex are violent — pound, hit, bang — and our expressions for violent anger are sexual: fuck off, go fuck yourself, suck my dick.
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When it becomes violent, when it became violent, I reported it to Twitter but I think you've got to remind yourself no to be deterred.
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Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin lowers the minimum mandatory sentence for non-violent, drug-related crimes, while also enhancing penalties for several serious violent crimes.
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During campaign speeches, I acknowledged the importance of being tough on violent crime, but also highlighted the reasons to be smart on non-violent crimes.
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For instance, the CDC's National Violent Death Reporting System (NVDRS), which houses and analyzes data pertaining to many types of violent deaths, requires more information.
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"More violent methods such as firearms or hanging carried much greater risk than less violent methods such as cutting or poisoning," Olfson said by email.
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While the band's lyrics tend to be violent—and some Juggalos have engaged in criminal behavior—Juggalos as a whole are a non-violent bunch.
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From the US, you can use the pictures to see what the euphemism "gentrification" actually means: violent displacement here finances and enables violent displacement there.
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He would plead with himself: "Don't have violent thoughts today," and then they would inevitably emerge—about hurting his family, or committing sexually violent acts.
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To break down the image of the moral high ground that these institutions sought to maintain, they would instigate violent responses using non-violent bait.
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But violent crime fell long before the wall was built in El Paso, with violent crime falling 34% between 1993 and 2006 in the city.
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Heated rhetoric, including violent hyperbole, is an essential part of free speech; even advocacy of violence is constitutionally protected, unless it incites imminent violent action.
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Looking broadly at the last 30 years, the rate of violent crime reached its peak in 1993, when more than 6,500 violent crimes were recorded.
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Soccer hooligans in Russia are trained, organized, and brutally violent Soccer hooligans in Russia are trained, organized, and brutally violent This segment originally aired Feb.
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Your nephew might be trapped in a deadly, violent cult or he might be living in peace with an extreme, but non-violent, community of radicals.
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The Punisher is easily the most violent of Netflix's adaptations of Marvel comics, and one of the most violent series the streaming service has ever produced.
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Prohibit all people convicted of violent misdemeanors People convicted of a violent misdemeanor should be prohibited from purchasing or possessing guns for at least ten years.
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"The Government's use of a cooperating witness with a violent criminal history is, in fact, commonplace in sting operations targeting narcotics and violent crimes," prosecutors wrote.
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On the page, which was still on Tumblr as of Monday, Lecron regularly posted memes and photos of famous mass shooters, violent images, and violent quotes.
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To me, when you use the word rape, you're talking about violent, throwing them down — it's like one of the most violent crimes in the world.
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During Super Bowl LII today, HBO dropped the very first trailer for Westworld Season 2, which promises another ten episodes of violent delights with violent ends.
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" They claim that porn is necessarily exposing people to "violent and degrading content"—content that can ultimately lead them to commit "sexually aggressive and violent behaviors.
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Drawing on a long and toxic tradition, he has put forward a form of white identity politics in which violent language gives license to violent acts.
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This is a show about a park for rich people to satisfy their "violent delights," and we knew that the robots would finally enact violent revenge.
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According to Bridges, toxic masculinity makes men "more likely to commit violent crime," but it also makes them more likely to be victims of violent crime.
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I thought those movies were violent when I was younger, but when I watch a movie like this now, I think, Wow, this is really violent.
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Although overall violent crime in Germany remains below its 2007 peak, anti-immigrant activists and far-right politicians have seized on violent crimes committed by migrants.
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Entertainment Merchants Association went to the Supreme Court in 2011, judges ultimately ruled that there is no definitive evidence to link violent behavior to violent games.
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He was unable to shake off the recourse to violent ways, a path embraced by many of his contemporaries, as the legitimate counter to violent oppression.
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" The Israeli military said in a statement that "hundreds of violent rioters" had confronted the security forces, who fired on and wounded "a main violent instigator.
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Different studies, including a 2005 study, showed a neutral relationship between concealed carry laws and violent crime — essentially no meaningful increases or decreases in violent crime.
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And University of Denver researcher Erica Chenoweth, in her work on violent and nonviolent demonstrations worldwide, found nonviolent campaigns succeed much more often than violent ones.
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Bernie Sanders, another 2020 rival, said at a CNN town hall last month that he supported non-violent and violent offenders being able to vote during their prison sentences, O'Rourke said the nation should "rethink" non-violent offenders losing their voting rights while serving their jail time.
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Westworld is a dark, violent drama that comments on the dark, violent dramas that dominate TV. It shows us violent, thrilling action sequences—such as the Man in Black's excellently executed shoot-up at the Mexican village—while still offering commentary on the violence at hand.
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Out here, violent crime rates are high—at least in the census-designated areas where records are kept: Sperling's 1 (low rate of violent crime) to 0003 (high rate of violent crime) scale measures Victorville, California's index at 48.8, Baker's at 69.7, and Barstow, California's at 76.4.
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As with so many other great game narratives, God of War still questions the tenants of violent masculinity — while strictly adhering to the fun of violent masculinity.
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The violent crime rate (or the number of violent crime offenses divided by the U.S. population) was 250 in 2900 and 250 in 503 -- a 250% decrease.
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While it's oversimplifying to say violent media equals violent kids, studies show that watching, playing, and reading about graphic violence can make kids aggressive, antisocial, and desensitized.
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In our study, gifted children thought the violent cartoon was more violent, liked it less and saw it less frequently at home than did the other children.
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But Maryland's drop in the number of violent crimes reported also coincided with a national drop in violent crime reported by the FBI in the same period.
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ULTRA VIOLENT Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said that although the protest was relatively small, there had been more than 1,500 "ultra violent" people out looking for trouble.
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The study team used the National Violent Death Reporting System, which captures and links violent death data from multiple reports by coroners, medical examiners and law enforcement.
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Kanye West's personal physician is the one who called 911, warning the dispatcher Kanye was not violent but would become violent when police arrived to help him.
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But the rewards for traveling the non-violent path — experience, upgrades, skills — always serve the campaign, which is a shooter, and a comically violent one at that.
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And those people with addiction who do become involved with violent crime tend to have been exposed to violent experiences early in life such as child abuse.
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The city has also struggled with race relations, which bubbled up in violent riots in 1967, and has its fair share of violent crimes, particularly in 2013.
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In real-world terms, psychopaths are both superficially charming and shockingly dangerous—they're as much as three times more likely to commit violent and non-violent crime.
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The collaboration was in part thanks to a digital reboot of the Violent Criminal Apprehension Program, or ViCAP, a cross-jurisdictional database of information on violent crimes.
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Those rivalries have helped drive up violent crime across northern Brooklyn, and Monday's shooting has worried officials that the borough could be in for a violent summer.
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Research is clear: most people don't jump right to violent crimes, and if you give someone the help that they need, they don't progress to violent crimes.
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"Scant evidence has emerged that makes any causal or correlational connection between playing violent video games and actually committing violent activities," according to the American Psychological Association.
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She added that she had taken into consideration that he was not on trial for a violent crime, and that he had no history of violent crime.
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Movies with violent-minded good guys can be a problem, but violent minded bad guys will not because no one wants to be like a bad guy.
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I have learned to distinguish between violent and non-violent solutions, and to never label a whole nation because of the hateful acts of a few individuals.
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Research suggests that video games don't cause violent crime, including one study that suggested violent crime actually goes down when a popular new video game is released.
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This weekend's violent protests in Charlottesville, Va., have not changed how social media companies like Facebook and Twitter will handle violent or racist commentary on their networks.
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"When a violent act is carried out by someone who doesn't match the racial stereotype of what a violent person looks like, people tend to seek an external explanation for the violent behavior," said Patrick Markey, a coauthor of the study and psychology professor at Villanova University in Pennsylvania.
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With the premiere of season 2 of Westworld, the show's oft-quoted Romeo and Juliet line, "These violent delights have violent ends," was finally manifested into a reality.
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Earlier this month 22 "patriotic associations" formed a Macedonian National Front to support VMRO, pledging to use "all available non-violent or violent means to defend the fatherland".
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Due to the so-called war on drugs, it is also now the most violent state in Mexico, which is the second-most-violent country in the world.
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Protests turned violent The first two nights after the shooting quickly turned violent when protesters started throwing objects at police, broke store front windows and looted some shops.
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But while the connection between mental illness and carrying out violent acts is shoddy, the research suggests that alcohol abuse is a very strong predictor of violent crimes.
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What used to be considered a great tackle, a violent head-on [tackle], a violent — if that was done by Dick Butkus, they'd say he's the greatest player.
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Twitter also discussed partnerships it has established with non-governmental organizations to counter violent extremism, including affiliations with People Against Violent Extremism and the Institute for Strategic Dialogue.
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Smith said many of the homeless people in his jail are charged with violent crimes, but the survey did not suggest homeless people were more violent than others.
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While armed citizens do occasionally use their guns to end violent crimes, more frequently what we see is how guns turn escalations into more violent and lethal encounters.
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The analysis of violent conflict, violent extremism, and mass atrocities must change if the US and the wider international community are to be successful in preventing mass atrocities.
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Similar programs, like Canada's Violent Criminal Linkage Analysis System (ViCLAS), require all law enforcement in the country to enter information on violent crimes, which ensures more data overall.
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Westworld "These violent delights have violent ends" was the de facto refrain of "Westworld" Season 1, which concluded with a revolt among the titular theme park's robotic hosts.
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Those of us who oppose a violent approach to the conflict in the Middle East should not be criminalizing one of the few potent non-violent tools available.
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Actually, we can be quite emotionally violent to one another; general discourse on Twitter is extremely emotionally violent even if it can be full of truths, you know?
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But the majority of those in state prisons are people convicted of violent offenses: In 2015, 22.1 percent of people in state prisons were in for violent crimes.
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About 42 percent of people in jail or prison are in there for violent crimes — making violent offenses the biggest driver of incarceration out of all offense categories.
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About 21 percent of people in jail or prison are there for violent crimes — making violent offenses the single biggest driver of incarceration out of all offense categories.
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Around the world, thousands of citizen activists have turned to the Internet and social media as tools to expose oppression and organize non-violent resistance to incredibly violent regimes.
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The violent show and the violent news are being conveyed through the same medium — TV — and yet we're supposed to read one as entertainment, and the other as horrifying.
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In such cases it is impossible to know whether the ideology makes the person violent, or whether the violent desires come first and the half-baked justification follows after.
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But even though majority of sex workers' clients are non-violent, violent offenders are likely to seek out victims in this occupation because it can be an easy target.
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Sanders said earlier this week at a CNN town hall he supported expanding the right to vote to all prisoners during their sentences, including non-violent and violent offenders.
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In 2010, Flint topped the FBI's list of the most violent cities in America; it had the most violent crimes per capita among cities with more than 100,000 residents.
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Why it matters: The Senators hope that the bill can receive bipartisan support by reducing sentences for non-violent drug offenders, but still enforcing harsher sentences for violent criminals.
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"There were so many violent fantasies being expressed, people saying violent, racist things, and hardly anyone was opposing it," said Andrea Hübler, a far-right specialist at the organization.
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He'd been convicted for several violent crimes, starting in 1983, and Britain's prime minister says Masood had links to violent extremism, though he was never before accused of terrorism.
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About 42 percent of people in jail or prison are in there for violent crimes — making violent offenses the single biggest driver of incarceration out of all offense categories.
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Iceland was once again deemed the least violent place on Earth, while the US was labeled more violent thanks in part to a modest increase in the murder rate.
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Immigrants are not more violent than American-born citizens, they are less violent, according to researchers at the libertarian Cato Institute, but you'd never know it listening to Trump.
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They don't care that they're selling a gun to someone who has grave mental illness and a violent record or someone with a criminal conviction or a violent crime.
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Violent video game videos were frequently age-restricted by YouTube and, in some cases, YouTube prevented creators from running ads to earn money from videos that featured violent games.
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Its overall violent crime rate is also high: 1,168 violent crimes for every 100,000 residents Trenary had been the chamber's leader since 2014, according to his profile on LinkedIn.
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It's a commonplace by now that if someone of Middle Eastern extraction commits a violent crime, the press is quick to attribute it to fanaticism, to a violent ideology.
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The crossovers are P.T. Barnum ("Ignorant Patriarchy" / "Ruthless Capitalism"); Dick Cheney ("Ruthless Capitalism" / "Diabolical Evil"); David Duke ("Diabolical Evil" / "Violent Hatred"); and George W. Bush ("Violent Hatred" / "Ignorant Patriarchy").
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"Men are overrepresented in prisons, are more likely than women to commit violent crimes and are at greatest risk of being a victim of violent crime," the A.P.A. wrote.
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" - Darcy, 33 "Violent cocker spaniel killed pet birds.
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The latter effect was especially huge: People who watched something violent within 90 minutes of going to sleep the night before were 13 times as likely to experience violent dreams.
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For example, while the FBI last year found that violent crime went up in 2015, the National Crime Victimization Survey for the same year indicated that violent crime actually decreased.
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Non-violent drug offenders make it possible for private prisons to be full—that's why the vast majority of people locked up in private prisons are non-violent drug offenders.
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Notably, too, those local and state reforms will require at least some focus on reducing punishments for violent crimes, because the majority of people in state prisons are violent offenders.
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"We charged a record number of criminal offenders and last year we prosecuted the most violent criminals ever in our history and now violent crime is way down," Trump said.
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Political prisoners and those accused of other non-violent offences are housed with inmates both accused and convicted of violent crimes, according to the AAPP, which regularly interviews recent inmates.
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Yet it's not clear if there even was a violent crime increase in 2016, much less if the decades-long decline in violent crime is now truly on the reverse.
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In short, this analysis suggests that, if anything, porn is actually becoming less violent and that violent and aggressive content isn't what people want to see when they tune in.
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While immigration benefits —T visas for trafficking victims and U visas for victims of violent crime — exist for victims of trafficking and violent crime, these are increasingly out of reach.
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The FBI says Legan appeared to be interested in conflicting violent ideologies, but authorities have not found a written explanation for his attack or any indication of previous violent behavior.
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Women made up 86 percent of all violent crime victims in 2013, according to police data (most violent crime is sexual in nature, and women suffer disproportionately from sexual crimes).
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By conflating all violent Islamist action into three discrete phases, Kepel risks reducing all violent action during these periods into a single monolithic "jihadi movement" that simply does not exist.
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He noted that a recent Government Accountability Office report found that 73% of violent incidents since September 11, 2001, were the result of white supremacy and right-wing violent extremists.
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But in dissenting, Judge Barrett argued that lawmakers could prohibit only violent people from owning firearms, and that the government had not proved that a nonviolent felon would turn violent.
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Among people sentenced before age 25 and serving the longest prison sentences, 19943 percent were convicted for violent offenses, and 69 percent of those violent offenders were convicted of murder.
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And users on the forum are increasingly making violent threats against minority groups: Comments that include both hate speech and violent language have increased by 25% over the same period.
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S. Homegrown Violent Extremist Recidivism Likely" said without elaboration that as of May 22016 Mr. Lindh "continued to advocate for global jihad and to write and translate violent extremist texts.
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Many of the terrorists who carried out violent attacks in Europe over the past three years had served short prison sentences for drug related offenses and other crimes, some violent.
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Under the program — the Trump administration's latest move in prioritizing a reduction in violent crime — advisers and consultants will help local law enforcement officials develop strategies to combat violent crime.
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Around five months into their relationship, Benoist said her partner's actions started to become more violent and physical, with the first violent incident being a smoothie thrown at her face.
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Mozart was creating a musical path toward forgiveness and away from all this violent speech, and the violent action of a law which respects some people's lives more than others.
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Since its premiere on the film festival circuit, "Joker" has found itself on the defense against those who criticize its violent imagery and the movie's potential to fuel violent behavior.
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"In another century, there would be already war; all the violent parties, violent situations in Europe, racism," Miuccia Prada said afterward, besieged by journalists and well-wishers crowding ever closer.
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Klosterman: Well, what he's arguing is that you have to accept that even the most violent act there is — the act of war — is less violent than it once was.
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In North Carolina, trafficking a stolen identity and selling drugs within 1,000 feet of a school or playground are both violent crimes, according to the state's "habitual violent offender" statute.
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Driven to identify violent extremists before they acted, the FBI and state and local police departments embraced a heuristic for radicalization that researchers of violent extremism now recognize as fundamentally flawed.
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The truth is, as researchers of violent extremism like James and Horgan will tell you, the vast majority of people who use Gab and Stormfront will never commit a violent crime.
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The other part of it was the decision to do a PG-13 feature adaptation of books that are extremely violent and deal with violent behavior in a fairly graphic way.
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Frank is more violent than ever this season, which continues to cause tension with his allies, and raise the question of what level of violence is appropriate in stopping violent people.
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Violent crime in the US has dropped 2 years in a row Violent crime across the country also declined for the second year in a row, the 2018 FBI statistics show.
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Facts First: Violent crime rates were down in 463 compared with 2016, but some crimes considered violent, such as rape and aggravated assault, were on the rise in the same period.
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Violent crime hit a small uptick last year, according to preliminary numbers from the FBI, and it's on the rise so far this year, according to a midyear violent crime survey.
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Fears of violent protests After violent protests raged for the second night in Charlotte, residents were uneasy Thursday as a state of emergency was in effect and National Guard troops arrived.
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"These violent delights have violent ends," characters say over and over on HBO's Westworld, emphasizing the inevitable price being paid in an environment where people really can explore their darkest impulses.
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Impact of violence on adults and children A large body of research has demonstrated a link between exposure to violent media and aggression and violent behavior across multiple countries and cultures.
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And on June 85033, an outspoken supporter of Bernie Sanders crossed the line from violent words to violent action as he opened fire on a Republican baseball practice in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Similarly, James Baldwin has described the violent nature of the white American character when discussing American heroes who have been, overwhelmingly, violent white men: John Wayne, Gary Cooper, Andrew Jackson, etc.
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If statistics show that members of certain races, ethnicities, or religions are relatively more violent, statistically, that does not justify prohibition for the very large non-violent majorities of those groups.
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Faced with a massive controversy over those remarks, Trump refused to back down -- repeatedly asserting that the violent left played just as active a role in Charlottesville as the violent right.
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We can talk about how since 9/11 most mass violent attacks, three-quarters were committed by white right extremists, but the media covers violent acts from Muslims four times more.
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A court in Almaty found Arman Kudaybergenov guilty of murder, violent robbery and theft and Nural Kiyasov guilty of murder and violent robbery and sentenced both to 18 years in prison.
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Mayte Garcia -- who was married to Prince from 1996 to 2000 -- tells TMZ he was never violent with her and she never witnessed him being violent with anyone ... man or woman.
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Before a license is granted, officials check the buyer's past for any violent crimes or behavior, crimes involving firearms or violent episodes related to mental illness in the preceding five years.
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The irony of precolonial and colonial contact was that while the former was outwardly more violent, it was inwardly creative, whereas the latter, though less physically violent, stultified the Indian spirit.
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In the United States, for instance, many right-wing violent or white extremist groups are not technically considered terrorist entities, but their violent content could be stemmed by the GIFCT's efforts.
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There's little evidence that violent video games lead to violent behavior but the White House called for the meeting last week after Trump expressed concern amid growing calls for gun control.
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Individuals who are convicted of violent misdemeanors — including cruelty to animals, hate crimes, any type of domestic violence, or other violent crimes — should not be allowed to own or purchase firearms.
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The study was limited to the states that participated in the 2012 and 2015 National Violent Death Reporting System, a program the CDC developed to study the causes of violent deaths.
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University of Denver professor Erica Chenoweth, in her research on violent and nonviolent demonstrations worldwide, has found that violent protests can mobilize a push for reform when compared with doing nothing.
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If they are later released but fail a urine test, they could be returned to prison as a violent offender, even though testing positive for drugs is not a violent crime.
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Wildwood, N.J., police release bodycam video of violent arrest .
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" TRUMP: "It was very violent, very vicious and terrible.
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" She describes the alleged rape as "brutal and violent.
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" In his day, President Obama called it "violent extremism.
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Violent surge crashing over seawall & onto roads in Omaezaki.
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The violent shaking stopped — now what do you do?
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To live in these towers — it's violent, it's degrading.
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" Homo sapiens are hardwired for violent conflict," he said.
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Threats catapulted me, but "Dark & Violent" got the attention.
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In 2018, the FBI estimates there were 16,214 murders in the US (murder is a good proxy for violent crime in general because the definition has been stable for a long time, murder reporting rates are much higher than reporting rates from other violent crimes, and murder rates track rates of other violent crimes).
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"While we only have evidence for violent trauma on two of the skeletons, it&aposs important to remember that violent death doesn&apost always leave a mark on the skeleton," Hassett said.
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CNN's Jake Tapper shared the list of people expected to come to the meeting about Trump's proposed correlation between violent video games and the violent motives of people that commit school shootings.
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Since 9/11, jihadi terrorists have had higher priority and there is protocol for regarding jihadi groups as definitionally violent with white supremacist organizations only getting attention if they show violent intent.
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Meanwhile, the violent crime rate in the U.S. has steadily declined since 1980, with the exception of a slight uptick in violent crime during the early to mid-1990s, Business Insider reported.
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In 2014, the Obama administration launched an anti-terrorism initiative, called Countering Violent Extremism, which sought in part to prevent individuals from joining "violent extremist" groups by engaging community and religious leaders.
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As expected, they found mental disorders such as psychosis, anxiety, depression and drug and alcohol dependence to be much more prevalent among violent men and gang members than among non-violent men.
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And because of the study's structure, we can't know for sure whether psychedelics actually cause people to be less violent, or whether less violent people are just naturally drawn to hallucinogenic adventure.
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Critics of the administration's criminal justice policies point out that despite the recent increases in violent crime, since 1971 there have been only five years with lower violent crime rates than 2016.
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One is to announce a Friday summit on violent online extremism to be attended by tech companies, and to call on those companies to detect and report violent manifestos to the authorities.
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I don't think violent imagery is the sole cause of people being violent, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't think it had at least some influence in desensitizing us.
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China is apparently using disinformation to portray Hong Kong protesters as proxies of nefarious western powers and violent rioters, potentially to prepare the ground for more violent intervention to suppress the movement.
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I looked at his internet history and the porn was graphic, violent and degrading to women; girls being held up by their throats in gang-bangs or emulating violent, horrific rape scenes.
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" He said "decades of persistent and systematic human rights violations, including the very violent security responses to the attacks since October 2016, have almost certainly contributed to the nurturing of violent extremism.
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The US State Department warns that violent crime, such as murder, assault, rape, and armed robbery, is common and that gang activity, such as extortion, violent street crime, and trafficking, is widespread.
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The president likes to highlight violent crimes committed by undocumented immigrants, for example, but fails to point out that immigrants commit crimes, including violent ones, at a much lower rate than citizens.
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Federal officials offered an unclassified briefing about terrorists' use of technology — including encryption, and discussed the newly formed government task force — the Countering Violent Extremism Task Force — created to combat violent extremism.
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Compared with males who have not played violent video games, males who do play them are 67 per cent more likely to engage in non-violent deviant behaviour, 63 per cent more likely to commit a violent crime or a crime related to violence, and 81 per cent more likely to have engaged in substance use.
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Green led the launch of Against Violent Extremism, the first online network of former violent extremists and survivors of terrorism, and is working on building an even larger online library of defector testimonies.
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There are known correlations between aggression and suicide; researchers studying high-risk populations have found connections between violent behavior and lifetime suicidal ideation as well as between violent behavior and actual suicide attempts.
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The soon-to-be iconic phrase, "these violent delights have violent ends," appears to be the trigger, much like "a deep and dreamless slumber" is the phrase that puts the hosts to sleep.
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The Lost Steps (1996) employs 19th-century photographic processes to treat images of evidence used in criminal trials during the violent years of the Shining Path, the violent Maoist guerrilla organization, in Peru.
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"It is important to note that the overwhelming majority of people with mental illness are not violent and far more likely to be victims of violent crime than perpetrators of violence," it said.
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There have been studies that showed people who play violent video games experience temporarily elevated feelings of aggression afterward, but that has not been found to lead to an increase in violent acts.
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In his speech at the March for Life, Trump didn't evoke violent images or tacitly endorse vigilante justice, and it merits mention that the more mainstream anti-choice activists condemn their violent peers.
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"We are comforted to know that the system is working to protect the victims of violent crime from re-victimization by potentially violent hoaxers," Pozner said in a statement obtained by CBS News.
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Mr McAuliffe's latest is a doozy: a order made on April 22nd that restores the voting and civil rights of an estimated 206,22012 non-violent and violent felons who have completed their penalties.
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Young black men fall victim to shootings and other violent death causes at rates in Chicago comparable to the violent death rates in third-world murder capitals and warzones, the study's data showed.
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Blaming Wahhabism or Salafism for violent radicalism is not merely an intellectual slip or an injustice to Salafis, it is a distortion that stands to obstruct fighting violent radicalism and understanding its causes.
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Combating violent crime and embracing police have been a central thrust of the Trump Justice Department, which blamed the Obama administration for an uptick in the rate of violent crime in recent years.
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They arrive on stage singly, in a rush of tumbling agitation, and they later, without warning, re-enact those initial propulsive movements, which suggest a violent birth as much as a violent death.
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While some people state that Violent Games (Fortnite or other Games in General) tend to lead to violent aggression, there is other people who believe that games lead to social and life skills.
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"I want to assure Your Honor that I am not a violent person, have never personally engaged in any violent behavior, nor have I ever intentionally encouraged anyone to do so," Shkreli wrote.
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Also co-sponsors the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, a measure that provides funding to expand police departments, increases prison capacity and allows judges to impose longer sentences for violent crimes.
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During the same period, Georgia's statewide violent crime rate increased 2628 percent, but that hides the fact that its most populous city, Atlanta, saw its violent crime rate actually drop by 28500 percent.
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Political candidates understand that the media fears accusations of bias more than it fears enabling violent racism, particularly violent racism against a class of people such as Muslims who lack much political power.
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Political commentators often put a lot of energy into delineating between the two — nonviolent protest is almost always good; violent protest is always bad; and when a protest turns violent is always clear.
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In North Carolina, a significant portion of those behind bars—7,532 of about 35,700 total prisoners—were incarcerated as of 2018 for crimes deemed violent according to the state's habitual violent offender law.
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The government is wary of repeating confrontations that turned violent.
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Violent Islamist ideology should be more readily identified and squashed.
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This rapid change caused a reaction that was often violent.
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But we're also violent, we're ideologues, and we cause suffering.
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Several films feature children swept up in violent historical events.
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I do not remember having seen him in anything violent.
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Las Vegas police Lt. Randy Sutton on 'violent rape fantasies.
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Syrians could thus turn into another dispossessed, festering, violent diaspora.
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Brawl Stars is a shooter, but it's not especially violent.
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Even what should be legitimate business is getting more violent.
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"I didn't realize how violent Mod Squad was," she said.
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Content warning: violence against children and extreme, violent sexual imagery.
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Rising reports of violent hate have only confirmed Khan's fears.
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But his scarred face seems to betray some violent past.
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So when could these violent, hot evaporation events have happened?
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These prisons are racist, violent and routinely violate human rights.
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" Call it the "Catch and Release for Violent Criminals Act.
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And he should support community efforts to counter violent extremism.
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"We in no way encouraged any violent behavior," they stated.
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Even as Reddit's own policies appear to prohibit violent content.
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Several demonstrations in Greece over the issue have turned violent.
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Violent protesters destroyed the windows of a Starbucks in Washington.
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Yes, The Walking Dead is violent, but it is fiction.
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From there, things just get stranger, and somehow more violent.
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From there, things just get stranger, and somehow more violent.
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There's a pretty long pause between Violent Waves and Descensus.
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"Now there's a whole 'countering violent extremism industry'," he said.
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The FBI said the Dayton shooter also explored violent ideologies.
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"People often ask if [roller derby] is violent," Thunders says.
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Its new game is similar to PUBG, but less violent.
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The most violent clashes took place over this past weekend.
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This is a violent movie, full of gore and death.
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Seven Brazilian cities feature in the world's 20 most violent.
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Facebook relies on users to flag offensive or violent content.
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The crime was a violent capstone to a tragic childhood.
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Should we be doing the same with violent white supremacists?
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What does this mean when dealing with violent white supremacists?
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Today it holds a range of criminals, including violent offenders.
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But violent memes are nothing new in the MAGA community.
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Trump should take responsibility for addressing his supporters' violent actions.
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So far, today's contest has been less violent (see article).
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The encounters often end with violent — too often, fatal — outcomes.
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One on November 4th, with about 200,000 protesters, turned violent.
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It's one of the most violent images in the show.
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This essay includes violent images that some may find disturbing.
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"Does car burglary qualify as a violent felony?" she asked.
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While violent crime is rare in China, attacks have persisted.
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In affluent Marin County, California, violent crime was seldom seen.
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It is usually more violent, sometimes involving sticks or rifles.
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One should say: "hideous, disgusting, violent white supremacist idiots!" pic.twitter.
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He had no prior violent crime charges on his record.
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I have never been the victim of a violent crime.
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"The solution is not a violent one," he told me.
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Cartoons depicting Mohammad have provoked violent responses in the past.
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Will Tyler's next act of vengeance be a violent one?
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Chimps are jealous, ambitious, sometimes violent even within their group.
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Paris has again been rocked by violent protests this weekend.
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Even though Fortnite includes weapons, it's not a "violent" game.
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ISIS vowed to make Ramadan violent, and it has delivered.
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Violent events that spur mass casualties, such as an Oct.
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And by throwdown, she didn't mean nothing violent or whack.
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Law enforcement can investigate specific violent threats on social media.
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Scream Queens just gave us its most violent episode yet.
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Who would be surprised if Ross ended up getting violent?
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Her confrontation with the police escalated into a violent arrest.
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In a surprise twist, Paul's violent misogyny literally kills him.
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More disaffected kids will be seduced into these violent ideologies.
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Some were violent, and screaming; they were pacified with injections.
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Picton's violent interrogation didn't work, and the boy said nothing.
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As expected, yesterday brought violent clashes on the Venezuelan border.
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Saturday's police shooting came after a violent night in Milwaukee.
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Yet even today it shelters violent groups it finds useful.
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PARIS IS USED to theatrical and periodically violent street protest.
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Superhot is a puzzle game built around your violent dance.
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But just seconds in, the commentary takes a violent turn.
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I could get verbally abusive or violent with a catcaller.
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Violent crime fell 45 percent in the months that followed.
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He had issues at his school where he was violent.
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The police response, however, has continued to be disproportionately violent.
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Violent conflict between the ethnic groups escalated in the '90s.
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Mr Trump is not as violent, but just as mercurial.
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The earliest eons of the universe were turbulent and violent.
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Throughout his remarks, the president repeatedly advocated for violent policing.
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Central Moscow's prosperity bears few traces of those violent events.
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The state also has a high rate of violent crime.
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Political conflicts erupted into violent revolutions in 2005 and 2010.
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Twitter Rules also prohibit hateful conduct, harassment, and violent threats.
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Plymouth wasn't built to be a violent video game setting.
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"You're appeasing someone to prevent more violent behavior," Kim says.
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He also believes that America is beset by violent crime.
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Madagascar has suffered several coups and bouts of violent instability.
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But his election campaign last year was violent and fraudulent.
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Especially not in the violent slum area of Baixada Fluminense.
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It's violent, nervy and one of director Martin Scorsese's best.
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Some protests have turned violent and looting has broken out.
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Beierle's YouTube and SoundCloud history is rife with violent sexism.
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Fetty Wap: The Violent ShootoutKatherine Jackson: Hiding Out In London!
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In Nicaragua last year, it prompted a violent political crisis.
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The president says his foes are seeking a violent coup.
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"This violent crime shocked Seattle," he said in a statement.
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Some have degenerated into violent clashes between activists and police.
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Thanks to Sara's violent outburst, the Arkangel no longer works.
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Violent fighting broke out between attendees and counterprotesters in 2017.
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Military coups and other violent seizures of power are rare.
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Machines made to fit us, not their internal violent reactions.
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Photos and video showed both sides engaging in violent clashes.
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The prison has a history of violent incidents and deaths.
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Greek officials say they are worried it could turn violent.
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As protesters' demands remain unmet, demonstrations have grown increasingly violent.
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I think it's the most violent thing I've ever seen.
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The scenes depicted in the videos are violent and chaotic.
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" Shortly after, she alleges, "Robin became physically violent with me.
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Prisoners on spice can become violent, hurting themselves or others.
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Encounters can be approached in multiple ways, peaceful or violent.
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Some turned violent and at least 25 people were killed.
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But some will be determined to pursue their violent jihad.
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Different eyewitnesses experienced his behavior as violent, confused, or frustrated.
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Others have to live with the fear of violent racism.
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ETA lays out conditions for end to its violent campaign.
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Elizabeth Warren during a violent rally in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Pride is a violent thriller wrapped in a horror flick.
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Gone is the confidence of his violent and romantic moments.
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Police attempted to stop the vote, leading to violent clashes.
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"I didn't expect it would be so violent," said Usoyan.
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What does our taste in violent entertainment say about ourselves?
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Did violent crime go up in the US in 22016?
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He was arrested after a "violent struggle," according to police.
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Truth is, violent misogyny is no longer shocking or provocative.
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Seismic blasting is a violent, destructive part of offshore drilling.
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" The woman described Ford as an "alcoholic, violent(ly) depressed.
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This time, it's not violent videos but questionable conspiracy theories.
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He addressed a familiar theme: the roots of violent extremism.
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I ask them to do increasingly violent actions toward me.
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There's a very grey area between peaceful and violent protest.
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It's all just so violent and morose and dark beige.
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Emanuel, however, has been criticized for his city's violent crime.
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Violent crime in the city halved between 2009 and 2012.
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Several rallies turned violent, leaving at least one person dead.
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" Put more simply, he means "women should fuck violent men.
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In 2000, I left the world of violent jihad behind.
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Mexico has severely high rates of violent crime against women.
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Q. Why was Chongqing so violent during the Cultural Revolution?
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The letters I got were pretty awful — sexist, violent, rude.
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Even small perceived infractions were met with a violent response.
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It's a violent, penetrative act that scars what it explores.
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Because he believed lies that black people were inherently violent.
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Ths wasn't part of a war reenactment or violent uprising.
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Violent predicate felony offender status would add to his sentence.
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Countering violent extremism is a convenient catchall construct lacking substance.
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Raging inflation has annihilated salaries, and violent crime is rampant.
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Violent protests and international condemnation have already followed Trump's move.
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" He added that "any violent crackdown would be completely unacceptable.
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Any move to detain him could spark violent street protests.
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Monday's protests were the first to turn violent since 2005.
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Some violent corporate stock swings stole the spotlight once again.
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Its Sunni and Shiite branches are mired in violent confrontation.
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Sanford said Trump's violent rhetoric was "a problem" in 2017.
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Nothing about race but about a vile violent criminal gang.
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" It advises: "An attack on you is a violent act!
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His two abiding obsessions were violent anti-Semitism and Lebensraum .
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Why are some violent acts labeled terrorism and others not?
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The shafts also experienced a violent wildcat strike in June.
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Eventually, however, the U.S. supported a violent overthrow of Gadhafi.
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It's not impossible to believe that Jeremy would get violent.
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Mass shootings are a more violent version of this issue.
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It also shows sometimes violent footage of crowds of migrants.
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Instead, she wanted to explore violent acts committed by women.
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That is the best response to violent acts of hatred.
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Others believe the nation may be headed for violent conflict.
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Each side complained vehemently about violent tactics by the other.
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Editor's note: This story discusses violent and graphic mental imagery.
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Warning: This story contains upsetting details of a violent crime.
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Violent protests in 2005 and 2010 toppled two successive presidents.
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It's a ruthlessness that is transparently violent, and it works.
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And this decision also caused violent opposition in U.S. society.
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This figure dwarfs that of victims of other violent crimes.
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But that doesn't necessarily connect to violent or criminal behavior.
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"Play On" opens right after Cucious' violent quarrel last week.
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And now it is if my country is too violent.
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Head over to Violent Lips to snag your own set.
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The violent altercation had apparently not been the man's first.
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Or maybe they were the victims of a violent encounter.
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Chicago is struggling to contain a surge in violent crime.
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Love is actually disruptive, emotionally violent, challenging and ultimately damaging.
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Angry demonstrations racked the country for weeks, some turning violent.
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But something violent has already happened to Kyung — his childhood.
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Maybe it was a violent suggestion whispered in her ear.
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I don't mean it in a violent way at all.
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If anyone could be accused of violent disorder it's them.
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Yet beyond these ugly reminders of violent occupation grows hope.
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Maybe awful enough for you to consider a violent rampage?
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By most accounts, her violent and alcoholic grandfather abused her.
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Gray's hospitalization and subsequent death sparked violent protests in Baltimore.
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Selvaratnam said Schneiderman was often violent and made sexual demands.
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Some were restrained from their violent fits by the teachers.
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Some of the comments were apparently violent, sexual, and dark.
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There have been extremely violent attacks for some years now.
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Violent J and and Shaggy were as shocked as me.
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How can we blame Trump for an individual's violent schemes?
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As I said earlier: Violent video games can be fun.
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Though a violent crackdown by national police during Catalonia's Oct.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is a game about quick and violent ends.
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It's a rate that's eight times higher than violent crime.
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Violent extremist groups have turned this into a tactical advantage.
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The violent tale is meant to trigger different emotional responses.
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What if there are incidents of violent crime, like shootings?
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In the Northeast, violent crime rates dipped slightly in 2016.
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Prepubescent children are listed along with violent adult sex criminals.
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It is, however, far more violent and far less straightforward.
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"We cannot have violent criminals running our streets," Pugh said.
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GTENS ALERT: Stay inside due to violent protests on campus.
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It came home in two very violent episodes in 2015.
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But the violent crime rate remains well below historical rates.
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Yes, some illegal immigrants commit crimes, some of them violent.
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"I think violence should be violent," James told one interviewer.
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It does not protect violent conspiracy or planning bloody revolutions.
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Economic slowdowns always have social and political consequences, sometimes violent.
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The dispute over the election laws has spurred violent protests.
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Violent crime remains at historic lows across the United States.
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Has the White House classified these children as violent offenders?
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Some of the original folk songs have dramatic, violent texts.
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In the superbloom, thirst and wonder subordinated all violent emotion.
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An American flag hovers ominously during multiple ultra violent moments.
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That's because land incentivizes a violent monopoly to control it.
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But he adamantly denied he would be violent toward them.
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The rally outside parliament descended into violent clashes with police.
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The early work is almost didactically violent [in its iconography].
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This increases the risk of violent clashes with the police.
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You might want to just skip this entire violent season.
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And failure to register is not itself a violent crime.
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Watching her become despondent and violent got the point across.
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The beauty and orderliness now contrast with a violent past.
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The men also fear violent reprisals from the local community.
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Here are two recent examples, one violent and one peaceful.
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At her best, her worlds, however violent, feel lovingly considered.
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This video collects some of Mr. Duterte's more violent exhortations.
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Mr. Yanukovych was ousted in February 2014 amid violent protests.
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They spent 40 minutes inside the violent wealthy resident's house.
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"The violent mob was out of that place," she said.
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Then the look gets aggressive and violent and not nice.
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It's essentially people with horrifically violent thoughts toward Muslim Americans.
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Male abuse survivors tend to have the most violent daydreams.
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The girl was raised by a grandmother and violent uncles.
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Violent storms in the Southern Plains have spawned numerous tornadoes.
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Alternately violent and tender, Alex agonizes over what comes next.
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She said she was fleeing a violent gang in Guatemala.
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The Villain: A violent offshoot of the Irish Republican Army.
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The Amazon had become a violent wasteland, Arnold was warned.
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It's rough, it's violent, it's tribal, it's a 'man's' game.
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Violent political unrest ruptures their lives, and they eventually run.
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Still, the South seemed more dangerous, more violent, more unpredictable.
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Lady Mary Crawley has been on quite the violent streak.
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Like many abusers, Eric was loving before he became violent.
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That doesn't mean that you're necessarily going to be violent.
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This story cannot end with the least violent party winning.
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YouTube will remove violent videos that are targeted at children.
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You either decry violence and violent rhetoric, or you don't.
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Violent deaths resulting from attempted robbery have risen 21 percent.
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For many voters, the biggest concern has been violent crime.
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Like most westerns, the story is violent, brutal and hypermasculine.
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" Often a shocker is a violent act, as in "Psycho.
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Why weren't judicial authorities immediately informed of his violent acts?
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One especially violent thunderclap struck as we were discussing Russia.
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Not everyone I try to remember died a violent death.
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West Farms appears to be moving beyond a violent past.
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The violent winds of change have already begun to blow.
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Rioting and violent clashes in these areas are not uncommon.
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" Those violent attacks, he said, were motivated by "pure hatred.
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But Lee tarred his black opponents as scary and violent.
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Within days, violent protests were taking place around the country.
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And nonviolent struggles were resolved much sooner than violent ones.
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The government's violent response has brought thousands onto the streets.
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Police arrested and removed the protesters in a violent melee.
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Mr. Green's family said he was not a violent person.
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There is a better, holistic approach to countering violent extremism.
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If he were truly violent that would never have happened.
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"Obviously, my grandma did not look violent," Douhne told WTVC.
|
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They say they're willing to use violent force if confronted.
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" Yiannopoulos blamed the cancellation it on "violent left-wing protestors.
|
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On Friday, protests in the capital turned violent at times.
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Do you feel we're moving toward a more violent world?
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Most of the group's propaganda was not violent at all.
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The crux of sexual assault was once violent physical force.
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The violent weather was blamed for at least four deaths.
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The staff, Fonseca said, had claimed these women were violent.
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"There are violent clashes in the region," the official said.
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Violent crime and drug epidemics plagued residents of downtrodden neighborhoods.
|
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Trump is inviting people to turn violent, and they have.
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I didn't know how violent and angry its victims become.
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They are very violent and very suspenseful and very addictive.
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The notifications were wild, violent, persistent — and all from men.
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The latest demonstrations were among the most violent to date.
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Tennis, she thought, could seem unimportant after a violent attack.
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Other studies have linked higher temperatures with more violent crime.
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In France, protests against Uber have at times turned violent.
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"The whole family had a violent reaction," the neighbor says.
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Trump campaign events have become increasingly violent in recent days.
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Sometimes it felt like one big, violent game of house.
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At least 10 people died when the demonstrations turned violent.
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Chilapa de Alvarez is a notoriously violent area of Guerrero.
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The most recent rally on Sunday once again turned violent.
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On March 28, 1968, some marchers behind him turned violent.
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Threats of violent abuse, of rape, are far too common.
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Right away, he distinguished himself as smart and naturally violent.
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The situation is similar for other kinds of violent crime.
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Do violent video games increase aggressive behavior in young people?
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"The clashes are extremely violent," Observatory Director Rami Abdulrahman said.
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Those convicted of a violent crime would not be eligible.
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The resistance, which sometimes turned violent, was already well underway.
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Police said they would intervene "immediately" if it turned violent.
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First by violent fanatics who claim to speak for Islam.
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Efforts to counter violent extremism through persuasion are nothing new.
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The drivers of violent extremism are both complex and contextual.
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Unlike hers, my immersion in books was undisciplined and violent.
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National humiliation is long in gestation and violent in resolution.
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Sarah Palin with extremism and violent bloodshed in their pages.
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Parents' ultimate guide to livestreaming How violent is Apex Legends?
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On the left, the Antifa movement with its violent response.
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Yes, and inevitably so once this tactic was deployed. Violent?
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Violent crime in the Golden State is at historic lows.
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They're not doing anything, you know, in a violent manner.
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Syria What a terribly violent week it's been in Syria.
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He is violent and original in his pursuit of excellence.
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Israel asserts it is protecting its sovereignty from violent rioters.
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October 30, 2019: Chile cancels APEC summit amid violent protests.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Violent. Macabre. Garish.
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It stokes fear by conflating undocumented immigrants with violent crime.
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The students did not behave well; they were very violent.
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Friday, November 29: PolyU reopens, but the violent imagery remains.
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"Violent crime, such as armed robbery, is common," it said.
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Why didn't keepers use tranquilizers when the encounter turned violent?
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The war in Iraq had entered a less violent phase.
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Violent illuminations arriving, out of nowhere, to hoard the darkness.
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We're violent, and damn those video games for doing this.
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Users intent on sharing the violent video took several approaches.
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He was constantly drunk, constantly stoned, constantly high, and violent.
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Contact with the outside world was rare, and often violent.
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Nurses also are especially vulnerable to violent attacks from patients.
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Of course, leaving such a violent profession won't be easy.
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It boasts one of the world's lowest violent crime rates.
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Lebanon Protests in Lebanon took a violent turn this weekend.
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What makes these carvings so unique is their violent nature.
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Luis was angry and often violent, and mistrustful of adults.
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The standoff ended with a violent clash with the police.
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What, exactly, qualifies as violent or dangerous in these scenarios?
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Kenyon Martin was a grand master of this violent art.
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He wants violent revolution, she wants a more domestic one.
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There is a real distinction between violent and nonviolent protests.
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Violent crime is also projected to drop by 223.5 percent.
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One of the reasons that, for instance, in the 1980s and '90s the crack wars were so violent in the United States is not because the crack itself was causing people to become violent.
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BJS, however, finds that more than 90 percent of hate crimes are violent crimes like rape and assault (though it counts robbery as a violent crime, not a crime against property like the FBI).
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"I worried that the violent atmosphere would turn me into a violent person, someone who is happy to beat other people," says Lee Yong-suk, a conscientious objector who now runs a pacifist NGO.
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Throughout the game, players are also given the choice between following Vincent's plan or Leo's for specific circumstances, which generally boils down to whether you're taking the violent (Leo) or non-violent (Vincent) path.
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During the 2016 presidential election, Trump incorrectly claimed that crime rates were on the rise, despite a three decade-long stretch of sharp and steadily declining numbers of both non-violent and violent crime.
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White supremacist protest turns violent White supremacist protest turns violent At least one person has been killed and dozens were injured during clashes between white supremacists and counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia on Saturday.
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"[The johns] are fueling a violent, violent industry where young people get harmed, and many never come back from that," Lt. Donna Gavin, head of Boston Police Department's Human Trafficking Unit, told the Herald.
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Trump called the former leader a "sick and depraved man" who "was vicious and violent and he died in a vicious and violent way," and that the "world is now a much safer place."
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Quijano said he believed Buck was likely to commit violent acts in the future, citing a report linking race and propensity to violent crime — a notion that had already been widely condemned and discredited.
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This is our recurring narrative now: A man is violent toward the women around him, faces few if any consequences, and then goes on being violent and escalating his behavior until multiple people die.
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In two different experiments, college students who watched a movie that included a rape scene were compared to peers who watched movies with content that was either violent or sexual, but not sexually violent.
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But what is even more important is that there are forms of behavior that are not considered to be violent at one stage of history that need to be exposed as violent in another.
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Violent fringe groups have latched onto the weekly protests, clashing with the police, setting cars on fire and smashing store windows, but a large majority of the Yellow Vests are neither violent nor radical.
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Where social custom should have tempered whatever his violent impulses were, instead folklore, specifically a belief in changelings, gave him a socially sanctioned excuse to carry out violent revenge upon her for her independence.
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"The danger, I think, of white supremacists, violent extremism, or any other kind of violent extremism is, of course, significant," Wray told the House Appropriations Committee, when asked how his agency is addressing the threat.
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There are so many inputs into violent acts (and violent cultures like the "honor culture" (PDF) ethnographers have described in the American South) that attributing violence mostly to a single variable seems like a reach.
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Federal prosecutors have charged more than 80 members of the violent Mexican Mafia gang with taking part in a conspiracy to run drugs and carry out violent assaults ordered from inside Los Angeles County jails.
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Pittsburgh (CNN)Donald Trump called Thursday for a "national anti-crime agenda" to combat violent crime in US cities as he condemned the unrest that unfolded overnight in Charlotte, North Carolina, where protests turned violent.
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While "serious, high-level or violent drug traffickers" should plan to spend years behind bars, Mr Holder wrote, "long sentences for low-level, non-violent drug offences do not promote public safety, deterrence and rehabilitation".
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Just some quick facts about Santa Clara county (which contains Santa Clara, the city): police deal with the 9th lowest violent crime rate out of California's 58 counties—that's 2.5 violent crimes per 1,000 people.
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Tensions over who pulls the levers of power and public frustration at the slow pace of change could lead to a "violent stalemate" with bloody protests, frets Kris Berwouts, the author of "Congo's violent peace".
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" The former secretary of state said she believes the threats facing the country are not limited to ISIS but rather are part of a larger struggle against "a violent ideology -- a form of violent jihadism.
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Shaundra Scott, executive director of the ACLU of South Carolina, said the understaffing problems in the state's prisons are exacerbated by poor mental health care and failure to separate non-violent offenders from violent inmates.
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While the majority of people in state prison at a single point in time are in for violent crimes, many more people are admitted to prison for drug and property offenses than for violent ones.
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The fact that they came and stopped by and looked at the Freemen perspective and then rejected it as not being violent enough is then used as trying to paint the Freemen as being violent.
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While the jury's still out on whether violent games make people more violent in real life, there's no doubt that Grand Theft Auto, Call of Duty, and even Super Smash Bros, glorify a good fight.
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At the end of 2016, the federal report said, more than half of state prisoners had been convicted of violent offenses, even though the country's violent crime rate has dropped drastically since the early 1990s.
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Walmart has instructed employees to remove "any signing or displays that contain violent images or aggressive behavior," including those marketing violent video games, after recent mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton, the AP reports.
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According to the federal Department of Justice, more than one-third of America's victims of violent crimes have been previously victimized – a toxic outgrowth of chaotic or abusive households, violent neighborhoods and other risk factors.
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A disproportionate number of those convicted of violent crime may have been young men of color, but the vast majority of young men of color weren't involved in violent crime or any crime at all.
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A white nationalist attorney who headlined the violent Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville has been arrested in Florida on kidnapping, "high and aggravated" domestic violence, and possession of a firearm during a violent crime.
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"When you've got violent behaviors that mimic something that's out there in the music or art world it's easy to jump to the conclusion that the art caused the person to become violent," he added.
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He talked about the violent gangs that have ravaged the country.
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History suggests that can lead to economic instability, even violent revolution.
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In certain cases, these students have been charged with violent offenses.
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Many are violent as well as poor, or have oppressive governments.
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Already, there have been strikes and protests that have turned violent.
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Close the lid and give the cooler a few violent shakes.
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Four people were arrested in violent protest clash in Portland, Ore.
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He had also called for the violent establishment of Sharia law.
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In fact, people with disabilities are often victims of violent crime.
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Three other women corroborated Manning Barish's depiction of Schneiderman's violent behavior.
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Sunni violent extremists will probably continually plot against US interests overseas.
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Even considering HBO's reputation, Westworld is pretty violent and sexually explicit.
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Demonstrations following her removal turned violent, with three people reported killed.
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Goldwater campaign, resolute support for the Violent Crime Control and Law
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At some point, you have to cut sentences for violent crimes.
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What's more, addressing violent crime was the intent of mass incarceration.
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They have a reputation for being more irresponsible and more violent.
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However, let's return to the more exciting topic of violent suspense.
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You had violent attacks by whites against would-be black voters.
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The protests have been largely peaceful, but some have turned violent.
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A Thursday night protest by about 4,000 people also turned violent.
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Violent crime is still, overall, down during Obama's time in office.
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The protests have been largely peaceful but turned violent on Sunday.
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Violent skirmishes break out late at night between activists and police.
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But Sanders disputed media reports describing the Nevada incident as violent.
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It's not all about exploding iPhones, violent deaths, and X Factor.
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The Nazi, erect and violent, asked the kid's gender, then—SNAP!
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Not this violent, but similarly jarring levels of insanity and irrationality.
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Authorities expressed their sadness about the violent end to the standoff.
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The U.S. violent crime rate has plunged dramatically since about 1990.
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And nor is it enough merely to focus on violent extremism.
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Content Warning: This article contains descriptions of sexual assault & violent acts.
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The same day, Obama commuted hundreds of non-violent drug offenders.
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WHAT IS MS-133, THE VIOLENT GANG TRUMP VOWED TO TARGET?
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Because there are many actors now it has become more violent.
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I didn't think such violent things could happen to ordinary people.
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Violent crime totals in Chicago have made headlines in recent years.
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French officials are stepping up efforts to counter violent extremism. One
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What vicious, violent, murderous menace to society has he chased down?
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Is some sort of violent American class war around the corner?
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There's a pressing need to address violent responses to romantic rejections.
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Yesterday, the NYPD's Commissioner James O'Neill apologized for the violent raid.
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Steve Scalise of Louisiana as an example of the violent Left.
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The other ways borders are violent emerge from those structural factors.
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To me, the act of creating a border is inherently violent.
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"It was really nice, very cute and not violent," she says.
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Matthew Charles served 20 years for a non-violent drug offence.
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A violent, godless and sex-obsessed culture can only be abandoned.
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But that's often far less of a possibility than being violent.
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The video games, the movies, the internet stuff is so violent.
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But Sanders disputed media reports describing the Nevada incident as violent.
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These are the least common but most violent type of thunderstorm.
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The outlet also reported that the violent altercation is being investigated.
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These are highly ideological killers, ready to resurrect their violent ideals.
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But this miniseries has been suffused with awful, sudden, violent deaths.
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But it would be wrong to say they're criminals or violent.
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All that said, the 'Ndrangheta often experiences violent inter-family conflict.
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That mayhem could become violent, especially if Hezbollah sets red lines.
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Juan is from an impoverished country renowned for its violent culture.
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That seemingly banal word elicits a violent, visceral reaction from women.
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Meanwhile, violent protests in Hong Kong have entered their 20th week.
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Studies have linked rising temperatures to violent crime and civil strife.
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Fans of violent 1990s indie films and Tex-Mex pop culture.
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TAPE Jeff Sessions: To apprehend and bring violent criminals to justice.
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Should these brutally violent scenes have even been in the movie?
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Such confrontations have turned violent, and sometimes deadly, in the past.
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"He was incarcerated for the violent acts against me," Farley continued.
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No one disputes that Duane Buck's crimes were violent, or vile.
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Littlefinger, have a violent exchange deep within the crypts of Winterfell.
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"He's trying to get him a little more violent," he says.
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Let me be clear: Most people with mental illness aren't violent.
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Indeed, based on precedent, some will opt for more violent nihilism.
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The city has long been listed among the nation's most violent.
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"We're glad nothing violent happened on election day," says Ms Pilorge.
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You can feel the violent desperation seeping out of her pores.
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The violent crime rate is among the worst in the nation.
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Connor ends up looking like the man with a violent streak.
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Black holes are the densest, most violent objects in the universe.
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Already 15 defendants facing violent felony charges have been turned down.
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Clothing with hate speech, profanity, pornography, and violent language or images.
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That's when, authorities say, he snapped and began a violent rampage.
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Its president, Brigitte Gabriel, believes Islam is an intrinsically violent religion.
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Under President Obama, violent crime has mostly remained at historic lows.
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Terrorists create private groups to trade ideas and cultivate violent ideation.
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Someone in her house had turned on a violent TV show.
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Frustrated clients sometimes become unruly or even violent toward staff members.
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The game's overworld is filled with ruins and mysterious, violent characters.
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"The protesters were violent earlier," district chief Bibhuti Bhusan Patnaik said.
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Do you consider this the most violent project you've worked on?
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It does not address Steve King's violent, vitriolic, and rabid racism.
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But almost all said they would not condemn the violent protesters.
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"This is violent, profane filmmaking," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.
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He also made multiple violent threats against TMZ on social media.
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The protests soon turned violent in several districts across the city.
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Despite sometimes violent factionalism, all sides claim allegiance to the King.
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She went to a therapist who helps victims of violent crime.
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It's the ugly, violent truth hidden behind closed doors across America.
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It's not that we are more violent than our peer countries.
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God of War's hyper-violent protagonist Kratos is a dad now.
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"That violent, predatory, cowardly suspect is now in custody," he said.
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Many will find the film's violent final acts crass and incoherent.
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The president retweeted a violent pro-Trump Reddit meme about CNN.
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" Evin Cosby added, "He is not abusive, violent or a rapist.
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Or how about this game about the language violent extremists use?
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All these methods should be used against violent white nationalists, too.
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But he suggests this involves property crime, not the violent sort.
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But in those cases, the threats have tended to be violent.
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Just moments later, Medici was killed in a violent shark attack.
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Chicago is also far from the most violent city in America.
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The violent-crime rate is among the lowest of any state.
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And that tells scientists the moon had a very violent beginning.
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And, he's violent with Billy, slamming the teenager against a bookshelf.
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Police records are the better measure of rare and violent crimes.
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When those demonstrations became violent, Putin sent in the Russian military.
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Sweat and Matt were both in prison for two violent crimes.
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Paulson's Nurse Ratched is going to do some very violent things.
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He was also prone to jealous rages that often turned violent.
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It was some good news in an otherwise too-violent world.
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What if big data techniques could predict who might be violent?
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Over the weekend, the weeks-long protests took another violent turn.
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The group violated Twitter's policies against "violent extremist groups," Twitter said.
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"It was so violent," he says, and the atmosphere had shifted.
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It's a reboot of the long-running, incredibly violent PlayStation series.
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Now these people may be assholes, but they're not violent fascists.
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It's a small group of really violent men that do offend.
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Frustrated and belonging nowhere, a few radicals turned to violent jihad.
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It's been a violent weekend for police in the United States.
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"It wouldn't have turned violent if they responded differently," Bates said.
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Both sides are using medieval history to justify their violent intentions.
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Purdy knew that the teen had a history of violent behavior.
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Prince: Ex-Wife Claims He Was Never Violent 'Smallville' Sex Cult
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The protests have been raging for weeks, and have gotten violent.
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He spends night after night covering violent deaths like this one.
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Monday's strike followed another weekend of violent protests, according to Reuters.
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"School shooters have less interest in violent video games," he said.
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Manliness means violent domination, a point not lost on gun manufacturers.
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Violent crime tends to be higher, with the exception of Mississippi.
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It began as a social group but progressively grew more violent.
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It's violent and it's sad and he dedicated it to me.
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Many of them are trying to escape poverty and violent crime.
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Back in the 1960s through 1980s, violent crime rates rose dramatically.
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Together, these extremely wholesome, playfully violent videos brought the country together.
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Police cuts are being blamed for a rise in violent crime.
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BattleBots taught us that they can be both violent and fun.
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He was never charged with a gun offense or violent crime.
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" Twitter bars those who "threaten or promote terrorism or violent extremism.
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Its violent crime rate is one of the worst on earth.
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Mandadi's friends described previous violent incidents in affidavits obtained by MySanAntonio.
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RHP Steven Wright had a violent, but effective knuckleball Wednesday night.
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This is partly because of the rumor that devotees are violent.
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Overcrowded and violent prisons are common throughout much of Latin America.
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When those people commit violent acts again, who is held accountable?
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Why is this violent [man] allowed to profit from his crimes?
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He supports her, but Moe is suspended for her violent act.
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" Shortly after, the declaration reads, "Robin became physically violent with me.
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Radical, violent, extremist Islam that opposes our very way of life.
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If violent games can read up and grow up, any can.
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"It's a kind of violent election, not physically but with words."
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The duo allegedly got into an extremely violent argument in January.
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Guerrero and Michoacan will continue to be excessively violent in 2020.
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They continued their rallies the following day, and violent clashes ensued.
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Clashes between the white-supremacist protesters and counterprotesters quickly became violent.
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To escape from the anguish, Glover stipulates, comes with violent cost.
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What is the nature of the harm violent sex might pose?
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Violent government crackdowns on protesters have done little to deter them.
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Content flagged as violent — a beating or beheading — may be newsworthy.
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Some behave strangely, accuse employees of theft or even become violent.
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Violent scuffles in food queues and localised looting are everyday occurrences.
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