At the first hint of abuse, call the authorities and open an investigation.
It's roomy, too – a quartet of big blokes will climb aboard without a hint of abuse for the driver.
Here, when a man enters with his tray and says, apparently to himself and about the room, "pretty big," Helen is quick to pick up on a hint of abuse.
Lochte's initial approach: a mix of blaming the victim, self-aggrandizement, shaming your country and a hint of abusing your hosts.
While the mistreatment did not go entirely unnoticed, many soldiers who had hints of the abuse did not report it.
"Good Boys and True" stakes a claim to significance by spicing its story line with discussions of social class, hints of sexual abuse and homosexuality, too.
The boredom, the lassitude, the hint of substance abuse, the violin playing (or plucking: for much of the time, Holmes seems to have lost his bow) are all here, but his problem appears to be less mental than physical.
A chunky script, a queasy central performance from Michael Pitt as the quasi-autistic prop boy fantasising a love affair with an older woman who borrows from his store of theatrical supplies, and an awkward hint of child abuse in the central flirtation, all mean that while the film tries to be camply diabolical, it ends up being rather trying and tedious.
On the first page of the classic "Angela's Ashes," Frank McCourt confesses: "Worse than the ordinary miserable childhood… is the miserable Irish Catholic childhood," and then hints of the alcohol, abuse, poverty, fire and parental abandonment ahead.
Lurking outside officialdom are hints of exploitation and abuse in the form of sexual predators and traffickers who are preying on orphans and vulnerable teenagers with the community's tacit consent.
