Again and again in his speech, President Nixon used the terms "abuses," "mistakes," and "overzealous" to characterize the vicious crimes committed by those who worked for him.
Jurors also heard details of a sex video from 2008 in which they discussed in graphic and explicit terms abusing, raping and killing very young children.
"However, some abused women do attack their partners after experiencing long-term abuse – often when they are fearing for their life or the lives of their children.
Some people are so undermined by long-term abuse that they cannot leave their partners.
Long-term abuse of a drug such as oxilofrine could put result in tachycardias (very high heart rate), cardiac dysrhythmia (irregular heartbeat) and haemorrhagic stroke.
Most victims are killed by husbands, partners or former partners, and in many cases having suffered long-term abuse or stalking.
It was, Kay writes, a "culture that at times lurched between the inane and sinister" and "what most people would term abuse".
At the moment, she has been barred from presenting testimony from psychiatric experts about long-term abuse, but Richard L. Buchter, a judge who recently took over the case, has agreed to reconsider that decision.
The long-term abuse use of chlorpyrifos-like pesticides in agriculture and horticulture has resulted in significant soil or water contamination and a worldwide ecosystem threat.
The Jillings report, which was commissioned in 1994 by the former Clwyd County Council, details widespread and long-term abuse at homes in the 1970s and 80s.
