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And nearly all women have, at one point or another, taken steps to prevent our own victimization, whether that’s being careful to park in a well-lit area, not walking outside after dark, carrying our keys between our knuckles as a weapon, taking a self-defense class, covering our drink with a napkin, or texting friends details before dates.

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Around half of the charity's referrals come from the job centre, and all the young people on the course have at least three barriers to work, which could include having been in care, having fewer than five GCSEs or mental health challenges.

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Studies have found that up to 80% of adults diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder also have at least one additional mental health condition such as depression or anxiety.

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Small-cap bulls still have at least one reason to be hopeful in 2026.

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Percentage of Republicans who say they have at least one close friend who is a Democrat, according to a NBC News poll.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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