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For though she worked up Miss Crawley to a proper dislike of her disobedient nephew, the invalid had a great hatred and secret terror of her victimizer, and panted to escape from her.

"Abusers aren't victims; they are the victimizers," former CEO Richard Sackler said in the email to an unidentified friend, according to previously undisclosed messages added to a lawsuit by Connecticut Attorney General William Tong.

Emiliano Monge's Among the Lost is a harrowing novel about migration and human trafficking, told from the points of view of both victims and victimizers.

"This means that history will not be written in service to the victimizers, but in recognition of the victims," President Ivan Duque said at the event, before he flew to the Venezuelan border to attend a charity concert.

Mendoza, the show's director, said that 'Amo' will show the drug menace in the country from the 'point of view of the 'victims' as well as the 'victimizers.''

But I read the transcript of Winfrey's speech and I could not see how or where she was comparing the two eras and the women who were victimized and their victimizers. She was simply presenting cases in a bygone era to emphasize her point.

Victimizers, by choice, claim an entitlement to attack the person or property of others.

Victimizers may also experience losses from the abuse they inflict: loss of credibility; loss of trustworthiness; loss of moral integrity or authority; loss of dignity; loss of perspective; on occasion loss of family or community, or both; and loss of power to control others by force.

Writing from the reality of long-entrenched dividing lines and enmities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Raheb invites the reader to imagination that offers hope for all the involved, for both victims and victimizers, whoever they might be.

In a thorough revision of his doctoral dissertation on the Hebrew Bible at Drew University, Wafula uses Israelite-Moabite ethnic constructions to show how the language that Israelites used to help them break free from imperial control also reinscribed the imperial philosophies under which they had suffered, causing colonized victims to become colonizing victimizers. He explores how stories about Moab and the Moabites reinscribe narrative violence against the Moabites, and how counter-stories--particularly in the book of Ruth--begin deconstructing that violence by telling a positive story of the Moabites.

She [Kirchner] tried to turn victims into victimizers. We were victims of terrorism.

Daniel Berrigan's goal is to find freedom and liberation for all, both victims and victimizers. Once chastised and exiled by church hierarchy, Berrigan's prophetic voice now finds harmony with Pope Francis, a fellow Jesuit who also lived in solidarity with the powerless.