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When I was harassed, the adult men, seemingly in their early 20s, chose to use the trend to mock disability - perhaps to set apart their upload.

From BBC

And a lack of consensus too about how we can set apart the unpleasant, offensive, ugly and hateful things said online from those that are genuinely threatening or dangerous.

From BBC

She asked Justice Department lawyers what set apart the most recent cuts from previous ones she enjoined.

From Los Angeles Times

Her father's job meant the family moved around the south Wales valleys seven times in total, living in a series of manager's houses set apart from the workers.

From BBC

Everyone involved must reckon with what it means to remain set apart from the rest of the world.

From Los Angeles Times