| In turn, this has fueled the emergence of a new consumer drive, vigilante consumerism. |
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| Michael Caine plays a septuagenarian vigilante who massacres South London hoodies. |
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| Sorry, but that it is just vigilante insanity that is as bad as, or as in this case, worse than the original crime. |
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| Amrik Kaur took him to Baba Ajit Singh Poohla, a Nihang leader, also a police operative and the head of a vigilante group. |
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| Are they a powerful mechanism for fact-checking the mainstream media or a new form of vigilante justice? |
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| After a resurgence of vigilante action, including necklacing, he had asked the agencies for information on why it was happening. |
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| Police are offering rewards for any information about the vigilante, the hostage, or the robber. |
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| The men claimed to be members of a vigilante organisation but contradicted each other as to which one. |
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| The attempted robbery took place at around 11.10 pm on Sunday in Pilgrims Lane, South Ockendon, turning an unwitting driver into a vigilante. |
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| The 23-year-old man admitted to taking part in two further vigilante confrontations along with horner. |
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| As well as vigilante violence, they are also scared of negative reactions from family and friends. |
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| It runs the risk of being seen as a vigilante approach to non-proliferation by an eleven-strong posse led by a self-appointed world sheriff. |
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| The large vigilante squad turned out to consist largely of Tibetan Buddhist Sherpas. |
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| He can best be described as a witchbuster – a spell-casting, swashbuckling vigilante who keeps the local spectres and goblins at bay. |
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| On the other hand, Guatemala can resort to militarized justice, the execution of suspects by the police, and impunity for vigilante justice. |
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| Military and civilian police are accused of extrajudicial killings, and vigilante justice persists for witches and sorcerers. |
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| Opposition activists are harassed and detained, and incidents of vigilante justice are reported. |
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| And what about those who've returned home to find themselves at the mercy of denunciation and vigilante justice? |
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| The Canadian Illustrated News would remain an advocate of the rule of law over vigilante justice. |
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| The lawless law enforcement in eastern Ukraine exists somewhere between Soviet rule and vigilante justice. |
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| For most of the movie they are working on the same side, but the cop is using law enforcement procedure, and Angelo is using vigilante techniques. |
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| And lefties are hailing him as a Batman-like vigilante for taking down a Fox News superfan. |
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| Will California nominate a vigilante, busted boarding an airplane with a loaded gun, as the Republican alternative for Governor? |
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| The vigilante is either a lone-wolf cop or an aggrieved private citizen. |
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| He hopes to go to Stanford and major in computer science, but for now he has to juggle homework with his online vigilante persona. |
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| Slavery, segregation, and abortion led to civil war, vigilante violence, and massive protest movements. |
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| A Neighbourhood Watch program is NOT being a busybody or vigilante. |
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| Last week the new Nationalist party was formed, combining football hooligans, ultranationalists and skinheads, while another faction announced the creation of vigilante groups. |
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| Taken to its extreme, attitude can also include advertisements that depict a mean and nasty world, where vigilante violence is touted as a means of survival. |
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| Concern was expressed, too, that disclosure might result in civilian vigilante actions, some of which might be directed towards entirely innocent persons having the same names as those suspected of war crimes. |
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| He is starring in the sequel to Ghost Rider, a film about anti-hero Johnny Blaze who is a hell-raising vigilante. |
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| Participants also suggested that victims of violence, or their families and friends, occasionally resort to vigilante justice, and that this might be more effective than the legal consequences. |
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| On Wednesday – nearly a week after the vigilante withdrawal – the federal police commissioner, Enrique Galindo, flew to Chilapa to meet with relatives of the disappeared. |
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| Another dimension of impunity has been a reported growth in lynching and other illegal acts of vigilante justice, which further undermines the rule of law. |
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| People whose rights have been abused tend to resort to vigilante justice, which evolves into the law of the strongest or richest, and contributes to a climate of violence. |
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| In September their blatant terrorization of local communities caused the Justice Ministry to advise communities to organize vigilante groups to ensure security and impose a night curfew. |
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| But you would rather not resort to vigilante justice. |
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| The vigilante returns, and attends his 20th high-school reunion in the hope of tracking his latest would-be victim, a former prom king. |
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| Rumors are traded furiously of Salafists' administering vigilante justice. |
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| The society being created is at risk of becoming a vigilante society under constant surveillance, and this will be a major modern tragedy in terms of public freedoms. |
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| The surge in vigilante justice has hit Fortaleza particularly hard. |
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| Unlike the 80s thriller The Star Chamber, it isn't concerned with vigilante ethics. |
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| One of the first themes that seems to be woven through just about every member's comments is the notion that we will not have vigilante justice on our streets. |
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| With regard to the Special Rapporteur's comments on the issue of vigilante justice, that lynchings were a reaction to atrocities perpetrated by hoodlums when they broke into homes. |
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| Saylor Billings presents a humorous and exciting spin into vigilante justice and the creative characters of Ohlone Island. |
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| Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof has its own vigilante angle, if you consider Rosario Dawson and her stuntwomen chums dish out their own justice against Kurt Russell. |
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| Racial minorities occasionally experienced vigilante violence. |
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| Now that she was closer, Vigilante could see her better, and noticed that she wore a flimsy nightgown. |
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| Vigilante groups dressed in robes and turbans, armed with staves and swords and mounted on motorbikes, patrol the city to enforce the curfew. |
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| Professional photographers Jan Checker and Sally Vigilante were on hand to teach the photography novices some useful skills. |
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| All I know, Briggs, is I've got a source who tells me this guy will be offed by the Vigilante. |
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