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More than 400 indictments were issued in recent years alleging willful harm to minors as prosecutors sought convictions against a regime that no longer existed.
Trump's new policy is a throwback to the willful harm of neglect from administrations' past for transgender people.
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But one 2010 study by the Cyberbullying Research Center, an organization founded by two criminologists who defined bullying as "willful and repeated harm" inflicted through phones and computers, said one in five middle-school students had been affected.
Forceful, willful destruction or harm of any life-form -- woman, child, egret, or boreal forest -- is violent, regardless of context or application.
Some were wise tribal leaders who issued forth powerful incantations, all of which included the words "sue," "willful and reckless," "harmed my client" or "billable hours" that caused others to disgorge great sums of money in their direction.
If the harm is caused by willful negligence or worse, the district would seek redress for the cost.
Is Wills's blindness willful?
Or, people will have a willful ignorance to it.
The prosecutors stressed the harm done by Peter Madoff's willful failure to carry out his duties.
He continued, "We live in the vicinity of busy airports, and we work in tall office towers, depending on others to protect us from the willful desire of terrorists to do us harm.
That's willful blindness and it's harmful to you.
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