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"It was an abuse of trust".
Bob Jefferson, whose daughter attends Towerbank primary in Edinburgh, calls it "an abuse of trust".
"The deference afforded the lending community has resulted in an abuse of trust," she wrote in the Wilson ruling.
But district judge Ashworth refused to grant bail and said Kidd had committed an "abuse of trust and power".
The hyperbolic mistruths, presented on the home pages of some of the world's most popular Web sites, amounted to an abuse of trust and a misuse of power.
Though its foreign minister, Antonio Meade, decried "an abuse of trust between partners", he has stopped short of an open breach with Washington.Not so Ms Rousseff.
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Prosecutors also based their request on what they called an abuse of public trust by Mr. González.
"I was told on the morning of the search, between 7am and 7.30, it was the anti-terrorist squad and that the suspected offence was an abuse of public trust, a very serious offence.
Tom Davies, IPCC commissioner for Wales, said: "This was an appalling abuse of trust by a police officer dealing with three vulnerable women who expected the police to protect them.
IPCC commissioner Jan Williams said the "vulnerable" women were subjected to an appalling abuse of trust.
They said that most of the 140 alleged victims had described a "clear element of grooming with a serious abuse of trust and dereliction of duty of care".
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