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Meanings of victimisation in English

Portuguese
exploração
Catalan
explotació
Spanish
explotación social

An act that exploits or victimizes someone (treats them unfairly)

exploração
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Objective: To present a new approach to treatment using flow diversion technology.
Pubmed
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Methods: Qualitative case study design using a cognitive task analysis interviewing approach.
Pubmed
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Future studies enrolling patients with true LAF using strict definition are needed.
Pubmed
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The city is using all possible resources to clear roads throughout Chicago.
BBC
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Background: Research using large administrative databases has substantially increased in recent years.
Pubmed
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However, it is early days for the commercial exploitation of this technology.
The Guardian
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Marimuthu's case follows a pattern of exploitation in the region, activists said.
Reuters
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Rights groups say this leaves workers across the region open to exploitation.
Reuters
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Education during emergencies also protects children from exploitation and poverty, it said.
Reuters
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Today, she urged the workers to learn their rights to avoid exploitation.
The Irish Times
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Males, some racial and ethnic minorities and transgender individuals reported greater victimization.
Reuters
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The main hypothesis was that victimization experiences would predict current smoking status.
Pubmed
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Youth who diverted reported more victimization than those who did not divert.
Pubmed
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Those include depression, victimization, suicidal thoughts and intent and poor body image.
Reuters
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It is available in six languages for international research to estimate child victimization.
Pubmed
Usage of victimisation in English
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It is not the responsibility of the victim to end the victimisation.
News.com.au
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Every day, women's victimisation is presented to us for its entertainment value.
The Irish Times
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There have also been reports of irregular labour practices and victimisation of employees.
The South African
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Many administration and other staff members did not return as they feared victimisation.
The South African
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Bullying, intimidation and victimisation is endemic in many schools among staff.
The Guardian
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Some interpret the home-based policy as victimisation of the players concerned.
The Irish Times
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It would also reduce Maori victimisation, offending, road fatalities and injuries.
Radio NZ
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And the minute you start getting punished for raising grievances, that is victimisation.
The Guardian
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Bullying victimisation was assessed retrospectively as part of the Brief Life Events schedule.
Pubmed
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So the law provides a route for victimisation of women by abusive ex-partners.
The Guardian
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Workers are protesting against the sexual harassment and victimisation of a female worker.
The South African
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A specific prohibition on victimisation of people who report unacceptable behaviour in good faith.
Radio NZ
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They really are outsized and strange in terms of the racial disproportion of victimisation.
The Guardian
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Venables's victimisation claim may hold true to an extent but reputations do not make themselves.
The Guardian
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This is hardly surprising: extremist views thrive on isolation and feelings of victimisation and persecution.
The Guardian
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To the IRA supporter, every victim becomes culpable by the mere fact of their victimisation.
The Irish Times
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Portuguese
exploração
Victimisation through the time