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Examples
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Victim's warnings about killer six weeks before murder 'were not sufficiently acted upon', but no individual found responsible
Arsema Dawit murder: IPCC finds Met police failings over teenager killed by ex Sam Jones 2010
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Getty Images Victim's advocate John Walsh States have until July 27 to comply, or they will lose federal funds.
States Resist Federal Sex-Offender Registry Ana Campoy 2011
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Victim's father Fred Santos said the family was "outraged" at the commutation that he called an "absolute injustice."
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RELATED: Victim's families find comfort at WTC ceremony
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If it doesn't, from the Victim's viewpoint the WLAN has stopped working, a call gets placed to the IT help desk, and smart people start looking for a problem.
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RELATED: Victim's families find comfort at WTC ceremony
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From the Victim's viewpoint, Gast says, the network connection would fail, and the "fingerprint" of the Attacker would remain.
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But now, the destination is the Attacker, the Victim's "new default router."
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He returns on the day of his funeral, forcing the impoverished clan to decide whether to pretend that he is really dead to collect the money from the Victim's Compensation Fund.
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After her speech, she was approached by two women: Lucy Friedman from Victim's Services (the precursor to Safe Horizon) and former New York City District Attorney, Linda Fairstein.
Becky Lee: The Workplace: A Domestic Violence Victim's Potential Safe Haven 2009
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