The gratuitous gossip included claims of domestic violence, adultery, and abusive relationships. |
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It was 1875 when the child labour laws cracked down on this abusive practice. |
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If anything, the police were trying to cover up their own abusive practices. |
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He was abusive and insulting to a policeman and as he was placed in a police vehicle, he kicked one officer in the chest. |
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He further pleaded to using threatening, abusive and insulting behaviour and with being intoxicated on the same date. |
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A friend of mine was a domestic violence crisis line counselor and wound up in an abusive relationship. |
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One of the main drives behind this campaign is to get proper services in place for women who want to escape from abusive relationships. |
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Women's Aid did not know why more women in violent and abusive relationships were seeking their help. |
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I was in a particularly nasty marriage, a violent and abusive relationship that started the day after the wedding. |
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How do I know if I am in an unhealthy, abusive, or even violent relationship? |
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The refuge provides a haven for people fleeing violent or abusive relationships. |
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I think there is a similarity to the attitude of many abused children who blame themselves for the abusive actions of their parents. |
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For decades the prevailing theories tell us that the roots of violence lie in deprived environments and abusive parents. |
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She struggled through divorce, life as a single parent, abusive relationships and another rocky marriage. |
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Not that he was abusive, unkind or violent, he just expected more of her than she often felt she had to give. |
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A victim's decision to remain in an abusive relationship may be positively reinforced in several ways. |
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There is strong evidence for a link between abusive behaviour and violence in the family of origin. |
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Those who attended including women who had been in abusive relationships and sought help through the Women Awake meetings. |
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Her e-mails revealed that she's been in an emotionally abusive relationship for about a year. |
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When women pluck up the courage to leave a violent or abusive relationship, they often find their abuser turns to the law, Tagg explained. |
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If you are abused as a child this definitely doesn't mean that you are going to end up in a violent or abusive relationship yourself. |
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The previous day, an Athens court ruled that the strike was illegal and abusive. |
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Essentially, the challenge is to catch abusive practices without catching harmless practices, to boot. |
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Not that the oppressive, undemocratic, abusive and illegal proposals are to be binned. |
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The latest move to establish regional offices has created fears of a possible return to repressive and abusive practices. |
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Society increasingly perceives individuals to be passive victims of abusive and predatory corporations. |
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What they are not willing to do, however, is take part in what they view as an illegal and abusive occupation. |
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In fact, the NRA lent support to some of the most abusive criminal justice practices in effect today. |
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When pickers went out on strike, abusive practices of foremen were usually a main source of complaint. |
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Democracy will struggle to take root if abusive police practices and corrupt judges flourish. |
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Sharon said that Linda is verbally abusive and her abusiveness reminds her of her father, whom Linda is closer to than Sharon. |
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Judges have been accused of being too lenient when dealing with drunk, abusive and violent air rage offenders. |
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Sitsili plays Zep, an abusive husband whose life is consumed with work, womanising and giving his wife grief. |
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We feel the law is inherently abusive of Constitutional limits on power, even if its limitations are adhered to letter-perfect. |
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The issue of domestic violence and the absence of a refuge for women who want to escape abusive partners in Sligo was raised. |
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Several arguments are made for the laicizing of abusive clerics, even first-time offenders. |
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It was house policy to serve all-comers but equally to bar anyone who was abusive or aggressive. |
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Williams wants to frame the girl's abusive boyfriend for his crime in exchange for shutting his yap about the shooting in the fog. |
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Two clients relapsed to abusive drinking, and one of those clients was charged with a third driving-under-the-influence citation. |
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If anyone straight uses it, with the abusive meaning or the inclusive one, I just want to lamp them. |
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Players can receive yellow cards for dissent, poor challenges or abusive remarks to other players. |
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Recent news reports have detailed abusive treatment of these amahs by some employers. |
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The group were active in the late 1980s and used to conduct daring ambuscades on mostly abusive police and local officials. |
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Jenny, a 22-year-old Latina, was asked if she ever thought about leaving her abusive partner. |
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She was targeted by homophobes, enduring arson attacks on her home, abusive phone calls, and hate mail. |
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He hadn't been cruel or physically abusive, merely distant and stand-offish. |
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The gangs of youths were also blamed for skateboarding in residential areas, drinking, leaving litter and being verbally abusive. |
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A co-worker was anonymously threatened with highly abusive and threatening emails from an anonymous address. |
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She glared at him threateningly and then spun around, before he could say anything abusive. |
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When he drank too much he would become abusive, and could also be lewd and crude. |
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Posting of slanderous, libelous, abusive or defamatory material is totally prohibited. |
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For example, the narrator uses her life story as an example of how any woman can leave an abusive relationship. |
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They were more excessive, more arrogant, more abusive than any of their predecessors. |
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The loud, the abusive, the vulgar have demolished the restraints and the manners which heretofore governed public discourse. |
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The fragility of their beliefs is also attested to by how abusive they become when questioned. |
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We are not at this time accepting abusive or sarky emails from the Antipodes regarding England's magnificent Rugby World Cup victory. |
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How many taunts, threats or downright abusive remarks have been reluctantly swallowed with a fatalistic shrug? |
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Fans still trade abusive taunts and many thankfully can still take a bit of name-calling without crying to the authorities. |
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Many youngsters run away from abusive homes, or after being in care end up with nowhere to go. |
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Talia's an abusive foster mother, scamming the system, that's what she has to do to get by. |
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There was a link between parents who maltreated their children and those in physically abusive relationships with their partners. |
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Curse them, because now I cannot watch the show without thinking about the woman's infamous reputation as an abusive, belligerent ball-buster. |
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He's having an affair with a married woman behind the back of her violent and abusive husband. |
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All in all, a different picture from Corwin's portrayal of the credible, kindly dad and the thieving, abusive mom. |
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When they are admonished they become very high handed and abusive as though we have no right to complain about their thoughtless behaviour. |
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The sheer absence of soul in these girls is something I can't easily describe without sounding out-and-out abusive. |
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Bullies may also turn to this abusive behavior as a way of dealing with a difficult situation at home, such as a divorce. |
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Well, I think the first thing you lose in an abusive relationship is your self-worth. |
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Consequent on her early abusive experiences, she has pervasive developmental mental disorder. |
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He didn't speak for two years at the age of six after suffering a traumatic childhood during which he was severely beaten by his abusive father. |
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She described the abusive activity as full sexual intercourse as well as digital penetration. |
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My brother and I grew up in a trailer park with a single, abusive, alcoholic mother who, more times than not, was passed out on the couch. |
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If you are reporting spam or abusive e-mail, we require the full email header to investigate the complaint. |
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The organisation has asked for our help in cracking down on abusive corporations, abusive trusts and tax shelters. |
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It's about the contemptuous glances, angry passenger rants and abusive bosses who rack up discipline slips and are stingy about sick days. |
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The pressure mounts for her to unburden her sister and to go back to the security of her abusive ex-spouse. |
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The hue and cry of this rough popular justice, akin to Europe's chiarivari and skimmingtons, led to the abusive oratory. |
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He attributed these tendencies and his cruel, murderous history to his abusive childhood. |
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Women who are poor and uneducated are often still at the mercy of abusive partners or relatives. |
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He was physically, emotionally, and psychologically abusive, and Flinn was totally unequipped to deal with this. |
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The youngsters then fled the scene when the police arrived, only to be picked up later drunk and abusive. |
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He was also found guilty of ungentlemanly conduct, but a charge of using foul and abusive language was not proven. |
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That information led to a hate campaign against him that has included harassment, smashed windows, abusive phone calls and threats of violence. |
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She gives a doggedly unsensational account of rampant, abusive teens in a company town fallen on hard times. |
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The abuse of power is rooted in the abusive family member's extreme emotional deprivation and neediness. |
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I did not threaten him or the Second Defendant nor did I become verbally abusive towards them at any time. |
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It is alleged that he became abusive and assaulted members of the cabin crew. |
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Sure enough, sweetie that he is, Roddy logged over 200 abusive nuisance calls over the course of the next ten minutes or so. |
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A brave community who stood up to an abusive yob have won justice and an anti-social behaviour order to keep him under control. |
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Vodafone has taken a hard line with abusive text messages, threatening to disconnect offenders' phones. |
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About two dozen teenage supporters were heard chanting and shouting abusive language throughout the first half. |
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The use of abusive language and mudslinging or character assassination should be avoided at any cost. |
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The now-familiar relation between an abusive parent and the eventual chemical dependency of the child is also illustrated. |
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She is a brash, abusive, and obnoxious woman who seems to think she's a real, honest-to-God filmmaker. |
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Venereal disease, especially syphilis or the pox, also featured prominently in abusive language. |
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A passing reference is made to the landowner's illicit, abusive relationship with Nahila's mother and her sisters. |
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A sister on the ward reports that they have to deal with abusive clients every day. |
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The warning in Hull comes after months of violent and abusive encounters between local teenagers and immigrants. |
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In 1975 Stockholm, a woman flees her abusive drunk husband with her two kids, and goes to the small socialist commune run by her younger brother. |
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The consultants issued a company-wide memorandum requesting that employees refrain from using abusive language. |
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We do not know the relative contributions of heritability and environmental influence on abusive behaviours. |
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Further, it lowers inhibitions, spurring individuals who are inclined towards sexually abusive or deviant behaviors to act on their fantasies. |
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Early on, after her abusive father threatened her with a gun, she took it while he slept and pistol-whipped him to death. |
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The court heard how he had made people's lives a misery with threats, filthy language and abusive and intimidating conduct. |
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It was under investigation for substandard care and abusive treatment to its patients. |
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We ask those who force-feed geese and ducks to stop carrying out this abusive practice. |
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However Sheridan then blotted his copy book by getting sent off in the 70th minute for foul and abusive language. |
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Meanwhile in Japan, a geisha is made pregnant by an abusive Englishman, who abandons her. |
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A truly abusive home life is one of grinding cruddiness where the threat of violence is more gnawingly powerful than the beatings themselves. |
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But if the writer is attempting to goad me into an abusive response, again, why? |
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Other ranking officers have also made deprecatory and abusive comments about the defence minister at international meetings. |
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We heard about his psychopathically abusive father, his cold and indifferent mother. |
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He was abusive, debauched, arrogant, derisive, intolerant, and possibly the loneliest man who ever lived. |
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At around 11.50 pm on January 22, the two couples were ejected from the taxi shortly after they got in because they became abusive. |
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Men are treated with group therapy in which stopping violent and psychologically abusive behaviour is the centre of attention. |
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He is widely disliked among his peers because he is disrespectful, argumentative and abusive towards people. |
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Their contribution is smear, distortion, abusive emotionalism and condemnation without engagement. |
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She has told the court her mother was difficult, domineering and physically and verbally abusive towards her. |
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The brothers' biological parents had been physically abusive and neglectful. |
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I not proud of it but I can be as abusive, as abrasive and as hurtful as the next imperfect being on life's assembly line. |
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I know it must be disturbing but I shouldn't worry about these wallies who send you abusive emails calling you un-Australian. |
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He must also attend school and not use abusive, threatening, insulting or offensive language in public. |
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Individuals should not be allowed to run amok insulting and using abusive language against one another. |
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It should be borne in mind that words or behaviour may be annoying or rude without being necessarily abusive or insulting. |
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He could also be prosecuted for behaving anti-socially or using insulting or abusive, including homophobic, language. |
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The other victim came out and both girls shouted at them using extremely abusive language. |
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He also swore and used abusive language to the manager of Cullompton town hall market on the same day. |
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When chased by the teachers they just run through residents' gardens and if the residents complain they get the same foul and abusive language. |
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It is therefore of concern he admits to consuming a large amount of alcohol and to being extremely abusive to probation staff on release. |
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The order prevents him from harming or threatening anyone in the Mirfield area, using abusive or racist language or taking cars without consent. |
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She breached the order three times by swearing, screaming and using abusive language after a road accident. |
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Violence, offensive sexual gestures or behaviour, or threatening or abusive language could get patients barred. |
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Nobody who sees this film can point a finger at me for portraying violence, abusive language, or offensive scenes. |
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Their antics included shouting, abusive language and touching the bottom of a young air hostess, Newcastle Crown Court heard. |
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When you start to get abusive and insulting you have already lost the argument. |
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Already garnering rave reviews, Cherry details the life of a young woman in Winnipeg's punk subculture as she gets entangled with an abusive boyfriend. |
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Following my account of my verbal duel with the young Bible-thumper last month, I received a number of very abusive criticisms via e-mail, from three different posters. |
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Sadly, many people still fall for the myth that women in abusive relationships look sad and traumatized all the time. |
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Police are planning to make parents sit down and watch videos of their own children misbehaving in a bid to curb vandalism, under-age drinking, violence and abusive behaviour. |
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Various runners stumble back to the circle to renditions of Swing Low offering abusive comments to the hares and complaining about blisters and trench foot. |
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He might not even be considered for future national team assignments because of his behaviour at the tournament where he misconducted himself and used abusive language. |
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Armstrong was the de facto leader of the USPS cycling team, and he was often tyrannical and abusive. |
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When abusive behaviour is deeply entrenched in our communities it is not the material destitution, the social ills and historical legacy that fuel the abuse epidemics. |
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How are we supposed to teach our kids about sportsmanship and fair play if this coach constantly gets away with his cheap tricks and abusive behavior? |
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He had reverted to the controlling and abusive figure who had forced her to flee in the first place. |
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The Phelps family, too, manifested a paradoxical blend of intellectual curiosity and abusive behavior-policing. |
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Allegations that these two men are abusive and predatory have gone on for years now. |
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I don't believe it is abusive, I don't believe it does any damage and, until a few days ago, I believed most other right-minded individuals agreed with me. |
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But I feel queasy about the shortness of those sentences. when you consider the length that, for an example, an abused woman might get for killing her abusive husband. |
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Among the abusive calls and text messages being received are some claiming to have put campaigners' addresses and contact details on Combat 18's target lists. |
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They witnessed and experienced the same types of abusive events, Fenner claims. |
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And so it goes, another chapter written in the mutually abusive relationship of bad government and bad culture. |
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Negron was dating Mayor Delle Donna's niece, Rita Perito, and their relationship allegedly turned physically abusive. |
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Officials have always been able to send off players who use offensive, abusive or insulting language, but now that definition's been extended to cover gestures too. |
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The performances are excellent, with Spencer conveying the emotions and suffering Tony endures admirably and Rush, as his alcoholic, abusive father is wonderful. |
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As the abuse escalated, the abusive boyfriend threatened to ruin her career. |
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You expect abusive behaviour, you expect xenophobia, homophobia, racism. |
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Family role models, media and literature images, and social reinforcement also help develop the attitudes and beliefs that underlie abusive behaviour. |
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Gruelle's story highlights the overlooked fact that leaving an abusive relationship can be lethal. |
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It's the constancy of calls, the harassed and troubled nature of people on the phone, people are very impatient, they are very abusive of operators. |
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Fares, from his vantage point near the traffic in Tahrir, thinks the police have improved their behavior and are less abusive. |
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His recent attack of you was childish and abusive and I was embarrassed for him for having lost control and showing anger in public, which in Asia entails a loss of face. |
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Chronic pain, combined with the acute pain inflicted by her severely abusive partner, compelled her to seek the analgesic properties of street drugs. |
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I believe that the rising tide of abusive and criminal behaviour among children has to do with the fact that they no longer have a healthy physical fear of adults. |
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He turned out to be an abusive drunk that couldn't apologize once sober. |
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I recently remonstrated with two of them throwing crisps at each other and then the bag thrown on the ground and received a torrent of abusive foul language. |
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He's sitting over on 6th Avenue, chortling at the abusive nature of this show, which is akin to hunting foals with an Uzi, claymores and hand grenades. |
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Discussions are sometimes abusive and unpleasant, and often sterile and unproductive, with most people adhering rigidly to their long-entrenched prejudices. |
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They say they have to put up with increased noise, foul and abusive language and a complete loss of privacy since the work was completed earlier this year. |
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Walters's battle to put her abusive husband behind bars is the centerpiece of Cynthia Hill's documentary. |
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The audience never hears from Candy again until the closing credit when a note reveals she has returned to her abusive ex. |
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The area was such a bastion of neo-Nazis he was routinely beaten up or followed home by a van full of abusive members of the far right shouting threats. |
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Many believe that this is an abusive relationship with our franchise as citizens, and that major issues of state should be settled by popular referendum. |
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Both the mothers frequently use abusive language and spank their children. |
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Residents regularly complain about their neighbourhoods becoming no-go zones because of groups of juveniles around the streets drinking, swearing and becoming abusive. |
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Mrs Walsh said the four men arrested for abusive language hurled insults at the police outside the pub after staff helped officers to clear the bar. |
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The couple claimed they had suffered relentless noise and disturbance from loud music late at night, shouting and screaming, abusive language and banging on the walls. |
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In addition to the 9 men who continuously perceived their experiences as abusive, 10 men changed their characterization of the experience from nonabusive to abusive. |
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He might need to be concerned, as the reasonably calm and lucid tone of his email is in direct contrast to his normal abusive scattergun approach. |
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Don't worry, my father isn't abusive, he just has a bad temper. |
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Accordingly, abusive and nonabusive men may differ in terms of how each decodes, or in effect interprets, certain conflict situations involving their partner. |
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Previous research supports the notion of differences between abusive and nonabusive men at the three individual stages of the social-cognitive model. |
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Magistrates heard he was extremely abusive to the police and was warned. |
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Thus, it may be that, in certain situations, abusive and nonabusive men may differ in terms of the available repertoire from which they generate and select a coping strategy. |
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Many of our organizations are cesspools of addictive and abusive behavior even as executives espouse otherwise. People harm the spirits of others daily and humanity is lost. |
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By now there are many hundreds of these tweets, varying from vehement to vituperative, from accusatory to abusive. |
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This is a topic that 19-year-old jasmine Villegas, a singer and a survivor of an abusive relationship, already knows about. |
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Residents complained the young people were using foul language, being abusive and playing ball games in the street into the early hours of the morning. |
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An example of the last condition is the case of the mother who strongly identifies her son with a past abusive partner, ex-husband or other male figure. |
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For example, after an abusive incident, the batterer may give the victim gifts, treat the victim kindly, show more affection, and even compliment the victim. |
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Here are some tips for handling rude or abusive types. |
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More specifically, the plan trims and restricts some of the more abusive recreational activities in mountainous regions, including skiing, snowmobiling and mountain biking. |
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Some investigators focus on physical violence alone, whereas others include a broader range of abusive behaviours, including emotional and other non-physical abuse. |
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They said clinical and post-mortem studies were needed to look at the causes of this kind of bleeding in the eye and how it could be linked to abusive head injury. |
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On one occasion we even offered a plastic bag to the owner of a Labrador whose dog had messed in the field, and all we got was a lot of abusive language! |
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In 35 years she has survived a suicide attempt, racism, an abusive father, a stalker, two unfaithful husbands and a series of disastrous relationships. |
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The experts explain her behavior as due to her tormented abusive past. |
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If police see drunks being verbally abusive to members of the public they will be arrested for drunk and disorderly behaviour or public order offences. |
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They are knowing, foul-mouthed, abusive, little thugs who entertain themselves baiting residents as an alternative to the many pursuits they could follow. |
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By all accounts, her husband was contentious and physically abusive. |
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Leaving an abusive relationship may be punished in a number of ways. |
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In the play, Babcock tries to persuade Lovelace to leave the abusive Chuck Traynor. |
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The changes, the first in nine years, affect church procedures for defrocking abusive priests. |
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The Asbo bans him from Epsom and Ewell and says he must not be drunk or abusive or threaten, assault, harass or intimidate anyone in Surrey. |
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She has been trying to detach herself from an abusive relationship. |
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I am... necessitated to use the word Parliament improperly, according to the abusive acceptation thereof. |
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Some events themselves are also considered so abusive that they are banned in many countries. |
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Martial, writing under the Emperor Domitian, was a famed author of epigrams, poems which were often abusive and censured public figures. |
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The Internal Revenue Service and the United States Department of Justice have recently teamed up to crack down on abusive tax shelters. |
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Their deaths led to claims that Hughes had been abusive to both Plath and Wevill. |
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Prostitution may sometimes be associated with illegal, abusive, and dangerous activities. |
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Driscoll lost his temper with Welsh, became verbally abusive and stormed out of the meeting. |
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The Peelers in their searches were always threatening, abusive, bad mannered and even threatened to shoot the women and were very disrespectful. |
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During his travel to Spain, his property was mismanaged by abusive colonial administrators. |
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The defendant and the deceased both suffered from chronic alcoholism and had a violent and abusive relationship. |
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Certain categories of abusive conduct are usually prohibited by a country's legislation. |
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He lived with his mother after she left his abusive and mentally unwell father. |
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Addis Abada said such a ban would remain in place until there is an agreement reached to protect its nationals from abusive employers. |
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Conversation is immoral, where the discourse is undecent, immodest, scandalous, slanderous, and abusive. |
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He physically violenced my mother, physically violenced me and my brothers, and was sexually abusive to me until I was in second grade. |
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I am 54 years old and have read with interest your descriptions of abusive dance teachers. |
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The British news media has a whiplashy relationship with Ms. Deyn, simultaneously crushed-out and abusive. |
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Mabor Achol likes to be acting abrasively which is abusive behaviour, insensitive to the needs of others, distant, aloof and arrogant. |
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Mainly due to Doli Incapax findings, the conviction rate for sexually abusive youth aged between 10 and 14 years was extremely low. |
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Also in 1999, the Tax Court found sufficient facts to indicate that Compaq Computer engaged in an abusive tax shelter transaction. |
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It is especially popular as an abusive drug in Appalachia, where it is called hillbilly heroin. |
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A POSTWOMAN who said she was forced to work while recovering from surgery was accused by Royal Mail of sending abusive emails. |
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Benjamin Peter Treen, 21, of Moorland Road, Cardiff, pleaded guilty to threatening and abusive behaviour. |
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As with Sisters, he also stars in NEDS, this time as an abusive, alcoholic father. |
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We have had to put a CCTV camera outside our house and change our phone number to ex-directory following abusive calls. |
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Even behavior that is self-reported as positive by the child or adolescent is defined by the victimologists as abusive. |
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But if an incident was caused by drunkenness resulting in abusive or aggressive behaviour, then they will get an Asbo. |
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It then occurred to me that Riordan's new proposal for stopping abusive panhandling was right on the mark. |
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We are the ultimate abusive guests, parasitically sucking the good bits from the earth and excreting only rubbish. |
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Carlos Deray Montilla, 24, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to using threatening, abusive or insulting words and assaulting a custody officer. |
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Billard became abusive and as he was arrested for being drunk and disorderly on February 10, and a kitchen knife fell from his jacket. |
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The more and more we grew up, the less self-involved you become, the more it was apparent that was really abusive to them. |
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We know there are broken homes and abusive relationships behind closed doors. |
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The Glazer family arrived at Old Trafford last night and left, hidden in the back of a van to the sound of police dogs, to abusive chanting and outright violence. |
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Abundant research shows most people readily become cruel, abusive and cynical when exercising intensive positions of control for an eternalized authority. |
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Issues such as dealing with bullying or abusive patients, family members and visitors, and advice on avoiding compassion fatigue are also addressed. |
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The stressfulness of unsoothable cries could increase the likelihood that cries are judged as aversive and that they will elicit aggressive and abusive thoughts or responses. |
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Whether that was abusive or not, that is in the eye of the beholder. |
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Stephen Bendall, 28, of Herschell Street, Redcar, fined PS150 and ordered to pay PS105 costs for using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour. |
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According to the media details, Niranjan Jyoti used an abusive term to refer to nonHindus, by asking people at a public rally to choose between Ramzada and Haramzada. |
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However, Team Jacob members on the Anglophone boards were even more emphatic in their dismissal of Edward, and several posters argued that his behavior was abusive. |
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Unrest eventually persuaded her to turn the administration of patents over to the common law courts, but her successor, James I, was even more abusive. |
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Two characters, the Pardoner and the Summoner, whose roles apply the Church's secular power, are both portrayed as deeply corrupt, greedy, and abusive. |
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Other possible solutions included roping off pitches, passing misconduct fines on to abusive parents and mystery shopperstyle behaviour assessors. |
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In a household where the father was verbally abusive to the mother, the client constructed an image of love that incorporated yelling, swearing, belittlement, and ridicule. |
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If a GLBT person's relationship with the church has become like an abusive marriage, would it not be better to sever the ties with that institution? |
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