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"It really is unthinkable that a con artist would try to victimize someone trying to receive assistance in a time of need," Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum said in a statement on Thursday.— news | SH | http://www.heraldtribune.com
"Too many of those people are nothing more than predators looking for young gay men to rob and victimize," he said.— Advocate.com Daily News
Entitlement of representation admits greed's tendency to victimize reflexively.— Blog of Rights: Official Blog of the American Civil Liberties Union
Those who don't die are more likely to be diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder, more likely to be arrested as a juvenile, more likely to develop addictions to alcohol and drugs, more likely to become a teen parent and more likely to victimize their own children than a person who wasn't abused as a child.
"It really is unthinkable that a con artist would try to victimize someone trying to receive assistance in a time of need," Attorney General Bill McCollum said.— Orlando Business News - Local Orlando News | The Orlando Business Journal

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