Point made, he stops and waits a while and treats me to the inevitable tirade of verbal abuse aimed at the car in the meantime. |
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A campaign to stem the rising levels of violence and verbal abuse facing shopworkers has been backed by Leigh MP Andy Burnham. |
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Threats and public verbal abuse were common, as was persuading friends and family to join hate campaigns. |
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When firefighters arrive the yobbos start spitting at them, giving verbal abuse, climbing over the engine and throwing bricks at it. |
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I've left many times due to my husband's verbal abuse and poor treatment of my oldest daughter, his stepdaughter. |
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Penny works as a supermarket cashier and spends most of her home life trying to deflect obscene verbal abuse from her son, Rory, a couch potato. |
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In a three-month period, there were 33 disruptive incidents in total, most relating to having an offensive smell or verbal abuse. |
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How strong are you in the face of someone trying to assert authority over you through their verbal abuse? |
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We suffered a similar situation for six years during which time we had to put up with loud music, doors banging at all hours and verbal abuse. |
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As a driver you suffer verbal abuse on a regular basis from drunks, druggies and even schoolchildren. |
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Aggression turned outward often takes the forms of gossip, verbal abuse, or withholding affection or friendship. |
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I didn't feel up for more verbal abuse, but I still wondered where he was taking me. |
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A pensioner has been forced out of his home in Portlaoise after becoming the target for verbal abuse and threats from a neighbour. |
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Tenderness, a sign of vulnerability, is so feared that it is showered on women with verbal abuse and blows. |
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Attacks ranged from verbal abuse and being spat on to being pelted with stones and shot at with airguns. |
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The incidents include verbal abuse, slogans daubed on walls and physical assaults. |
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He gave Rafe a parting thump along with a touch more verbal abuse and left us alone. |
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You took exception to that in terms of verbal abuse and although that man posed no threat to you at all, you struck him two blows in the face. |
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If you were bad, you were subject to verbal abuse, spankings, or you may not have been picked up at all. |
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We've seen serious increases in levels of indiscipline, from low-level disruption and verbal abuse to physical assaults on teachers. |
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The price of enjoying such soft work is that it is sometimes accompanied by considerable verbal abuse from the officers. |
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Most of the incidents involved name-calling, verbal abuse and racist comments, rather than physical assaults. |
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Many school crossing patrols have been subjected to verbal abuse from irate motorists in recent years. |
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Policies and corrective action to address and prevent verbal abuse must be multidisciplinary. |
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Some of the fans claim to have had their cars keyed or received verbal abuse for having Steeler adornments on their vehicles. |
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They can be sued for comments contained in a school report or accused of verbal abuse if they shout at a pupil. |
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The main complaints were verbal abuse, misuse of power, being squeezed out of discussions and threatened with the sack. |
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The terrible twosome came unstuck after subjecting an innocent group of southern belles to a tirade of verbal abuse in the town centre. |
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Because of the verbal abuse and death threats coming my way, these women seemed to identify with me. |
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The martinis gave way to too much bourbon, the high spirits to querulousness, then fury and verbal abuse. |
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There were allegations of physical and verbal abuse by the father against the mother. |
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The use of inappropriate language in the workplace including swearing, vulgarity or verbal abuse is unacceptable. |
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These young soldiers are victims of mental cruelty, physical abuse and verbal abuse, and it's like a network of crime. |
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Where others in detention centres discover LGBT persons there are reports of physical and verbal abuse. |
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For example, the verbal abuse of women is a form of incivility that always has an impact but is virtually never reported. |
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Some of the children had suffered verbal abuse, and one had been seriously injured in a racially-motivated attack. |
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While we were waiting another extremely mouthy, rude buxom woman in her late 30s to 40s, who also knew the driver of the car, came along and gave us disgusting verbal abuse. |
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The beatings, the verbal abuse, after every time he felt like pond scum. |
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Parish councillors had employed a handyman to put up the signs at the field and he had been subjected to verbal abuse by dog owners, said Coun Campbell. |
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Airedale Hospital in rural Steeton, near Keighley, has had nearly 140 reported violent incidents last year, ranging from verbal abuse to actual assault. |
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What I didn't see were drunks, body fluids, punch-ups and verbal abuse. |
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The report also reveals police and education officers were often the target of verbal abuse from the parents who were caught allowing their children to play truant. |
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Never have I seen such a show of irrational and unprovoked verbal abuse. |
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And then there was the unrelenting verbal abuse of cops simply because they are cops. |
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On objecting to this I was given a mouthful of verbal abuse by youths who presumably had nothing better to do in the school holidays than make a nuisance of themselves. |
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She cleaves to whichever man is available and is unable to face the idea of being alone even if the alternative is constant verbal abuse and physical rejection. |
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Threats to integrity may include a request to deceive a patient, to withhold information, or to falsify records, as well as verbal abuse from patients and coworkers. |
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Given that nursing home residents are completely dependent on the staff, any sort of emotional abuse including the silent treatment or verbal abuse can result in severe mental anguish. |
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In this game of threats and verbal abuse, the West is certainly the loser. |
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You take the worst form of verbal abuse you've ever heard and ratch it up a notch. |
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Worryingly, in all the cases of physical and verbal abuse reported in the survey the children said that the person who introduced themselves to them on the Internet as a child, turned out to be an adult. |
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The greater degree of stress in the social environment of the parent increases the probability that physical or verbal abuse or violence will surface as an attempt to gain control or cope with irritating, stressful events. |
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We want to create a work environment where personal dignity is respected and do not accept the use of inappropriate language in the workplace, including profanity, swearing, vulgarity or verbal abuse. |
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Of special importance are the issues concerning verbal abuse and privacy. |
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One of them witnessed verbal abuse from several midwives. |
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It seems to me that all forms of verbal abuse are equally offensive, and I don't think changing the status of marriage would affect that particular insult. |
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Harassment such as yelling and screaming, verbal abuse, hostile displays of anger and loss of temper, or rude, demeaning, vulgar or belittling comments from any employee should not be tolerated. |
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Joyce's office accused Sandilands of a stream of verbal abuse, inappropriate referencing and a lack of the courtesies that would normally be afforded to a minister of the crown. |
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As Ronnie approached him, he let loose a barrage of verbal abuse and cut him below his eye with a piece of broken glass. |
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Dalit children are often made to sit at the back of classrooms and face physical and verbal abuse and other degrading treatment from their teachers and classmates. |
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These include provision of care in unsanitary conditions, lack of cooperation from the client residing in the home, and verbal abuse from the client, family caregivers. |
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In a message from the religious leaders they complain that it has escalated from verbal abuse to physical violence and the worst seems to be ahead of us. |
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Other women described rough, painful, and degrading treatment during physical examinations and delivery, as well as verbal abuse from medical staff if they expressed pain or fear. |
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