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He is not to be trusted as a friend who mistreats his own family.

Ikeega tore her hair and put soot of the seal-oil on her face in token of her grief; and the women assailed the men with bitter words in that they had mistreated the boy and sent him to his death; and the men made no answer, preparing to go in search of the body when the storm abated.

The maid told the public prosecution that the family used to mistreat her, which is why she started pour urine in their food, soup and tea since she began working for them

"Those who mistreat clients and show signs of no respect to the police officers are known.

She further said that Sonko should stop using his position to mistreat and intimidate people.

Global Banking News-January 10, 2018--British MP calls for action against banks that mistreat small businesses

"The thing we always ask for in these cases, is that a hefty ban from keeping animals is given to those who mistreat them.

that Italians have rich experience of communication with tourists and will not mistreat them.

Summary: JEDDAH: A child psychiatrist said parents who deliberately mistreat their children physically and verbally in order to toughen them up are in fact abusing them.

The theocratic menace does not agree, arguing instead that freedom of religion means the freedom to mistreat and discriminate against any fellow citizens they disapprove of--in employment, in housing, in schools, everywhere.

Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day says he has faith that Egypt will not mistreat such individuals when they return; the Egyptian ambassador to Canada says Coptic Christians are in no way persecuted, imprisoned or tortured because of their religion.

Bosses beware...most people know the grounds on which they can take employers to tribunals and a high percentage will not hesitate to act if their firms mistreat them, says a new Irwin Mitchell survey.