We have included acquaintance, friend, and post joining jihad relations, but the algorithm does not differentiate between them.
* The practice of moving from one acquaintance, friend or relative's house to another, sleeping in whatever spare space is available, floor or sofa, for a night or up to a few days before moving on to the next house.
Almost all of the 25 replacements "got their jobs through word-of-mouth, because they had acquaintances, friends, relatives or other contacts at the Appellate Division," the report said.
I was breaking all connections to my former existence: colleagues, clients, acquaintances, friends, bimbos, dogs, family and children, and annihilating my fortune in the process".
Specifically, victimology focuses on whether the perpetrators were complete strangers, mere acquaintances, friends, family members, or even intimates and why a particular person or place was targeted.
Severance (2005) observed that relationships were broadly categorised into four categories: acquaintances, friends, family, and girlfriends.
The relationship of the victim to the perpetrator was coded into three categories (victim's nuclear family; acquaintances, friends, or non-nuclear family members; and strangers).
Research studies [20, 25] suggest that challenge questions can be vulnerable to blind, focused and informed guessing attacks by adversaries, acquaintances, friends and colleagues.
What were we by then... acquaintances, friends, former friends?
I begin calling... and calling... flooding my acquaintances, friends, ex-boyfriends with apologies.
