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These children have predominantly been seriously maltreated by their families, she said.
2
The Tectosagian Voles, Hymrian in origin and maltreated by Rome, joined them.
3
He had loaded Athens with gifts and was nevertheless maltreated by Cleon.
4
They also had been plundered and maltreated by the Crows, those universal freebooters.
5
He sold nothing that day and was profusely maltreated by the attending force at the buying office.
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DEAREST, sweetest, most beauteous, fascinating, and charming of all cousins, most basely maltreated by an unworthy kinsman!
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Yet, she holds her peace, and does not refuse to have her body beaten and maltreated by them.
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"This knight," he cried, "shamefully maltreated by yonder villain, is my father.
9
O Jack, how could you? cried Jill, dismayed at sight of the precious book so maltreated by the owner.
10
Knobsticks are usually threatened, insulted, beaten, or otherwise maltreated by the members of the Union; intimidated, in short, in every way.
11
In 1837 a ship under British colours was wrecked near Aden, and the crew and passengers grievously maltreated by the Arabs.
12
Occasional days, during which cameras that had been maltreated by the wind were patched up, were now looked upon as inevitable.
13
Watched by kidnappers, maltreated by professed abolitionists, who didn't want slaves at the South, nor niggers in their own houses, North.
14
Satouriona hated them as allies of his enemies; and his tribesmen, robbed and maltreated by the lawless soldiers, exulted in their miseries.
15
Several of those who remained faithful to that chief were maltreated by Kake while passing to the Desert in search of skins.
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The new authority will also provide an avenue of redress for citizens who feel they have been defrauded or maltreated by licence holders.