But there's almost always a Democratic senator or two willing to shill for their home state industry's favorite abusive privilege.
Velvet is also a child‑turning-woman; back in Crown Heights, she frequently slips the restrictions laid down by her mother – violent, abusive, constantly privileging her son's needs over Velvet's, and clearly working out some of her own rage and guilt through her daughter – to wander in the city, a ghostly future of teenage pregnancy, drug addiction, possibly death, hovering before her.
But the show resolves itself into autobiographical storytelling rather than disquisition on privilege, as White recounts an abusive relationship from which he once struggled to extricate himself.
Ray Rice is now, after many years of privilege, being held accountable for his abusive behavior toward a woman.
In daily life, transference might help us think about why a woman abused in childhood may find herself choosing abusive partners, or why those born into privilege so often hang on to it.
The ruling is an opportunity for Attorney General Eric Holder to rethink the administration's position on the abusive use of the state-secrets privilege.
After the ending of an abusive relationship, survivors have the great privilege of uncovering their past traumas and the trauma they've just experienced and begin to work through them.
Mark W. Everson, the I.R.S. commissioner, said yesterday in a statement that "slowly but surely, we are unmasking the false claim of privilege made by those who are merely promoting generic abusive tax products".
Making yourself an op is important if you're leaving your server open to the public — this way, you'll have administrator privileges to ban cheaters, griefers, and other annoying or abusive players.
They had wanted the bishops to call for defrocking all abusive priests, so that no man who had ever abused a child could have the privilege or the power that comes with calling himself a priest.
