All this shows him up for what he is, a particularly vicious form of life that preys on others not to survive but in order to prosper. |
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The false self is often difficult to argue with, since it has a skill in argument equal to the real or true self on which it preys. |
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He preys on vulnerable women with money, and has no problem smacking them around if they give him any grief. |
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There is still a place for vampires in the urban jungles where humanity habitually preys upon itself. |
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In the chaos, the wasp slips unnoticed through the ant nest and preys on the unguarded caterpillar. |
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It preys on women's sense of fear and anger, and on men's feelings of guilt and shame. |
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He preys on people who are easily influenced, such as school leavers who want to be in a girl band. |
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The damsel bug, preys on soft-bodied insects such as aphids, jassids, caterpillars and moth and butterfly eggs. |
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Their laughters are mingled with the roaring sound of the mighty waves, which are much too eager to devour their easy preys. |
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Humans will hunt the cacomistle for its fur and meat, and will kill it when it preys on poultry. |
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At the beginning of summer the young steinbocks are born and during their first months they are the eagle's favourite preys. |
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Formica rufa is an aggressive ant species that preys on a range of invertebrate insects as well as collecting honeydew produced by aphids. |
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A beneficial insect is usually defined by the gardener as one that preys on insects that can damage plants of value to that very same gardener. |
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They also are in competition for food with the swamp ichneumon, which preys on crabs. |
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The parrotfish is used as a mobile camouflage screen, hiding the trumpetfish from the small reef fish on which it preys. |
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But no, its a cleptoparasitic Cuckoo bee, the likes of which preys on mining bees like the one above. |
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He preys on vulnerable women, and has no problem smacking them around if they give him any grief. |
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The Cooper's Hawk preys on larger forest and bushland birds of the mid-latitudes: American Robins, jays, and quail. |
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On the other hand, we get the old chestnut of the renegade bandit who preys on travelers, except in this case, he's presented as a sadistic brute. |
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This one is ugly for sure, a resistant-to-almost-everything bacteria that preys on the hospitalized patient. |
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These two men helped create the payday loan business that preys on the poorest Americans. |
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The porbeagle is an apex predator and preys on small pelagic schooling fish, other sharks and squid. |
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The girls claim they were trying to appease the Slender Man, a fictional bogeyman who preys on children. |
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When it really wants to get tough, the Russian state preys on valuable companies in a way that would be inconceivable in America. |
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These people turn out to be easy preys for the scammers who take over the control of the victim's accounts. |
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Hominids discovered that it was convenient for them to cooperate in order to hunt bigger preys. |
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It preys on the ignorant, the illiterate, the gullible, and the meek. |
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In the shatterbelt, the tiger is often viewed as the vehicle for a wandering spirit that defends its vision of moral law and preys upon the unrighteous. |
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Due to the vulnerable and desperate state of migrants, many of them are easy preys to exploitation and trafficking. |
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During this voyage of at least 8 days the falcon regularly plucked avian preys, one of which was evidently a storm petrel Oceanodroma sp. |
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The day after the bluegills spawned, Neff dangled a container with a pumpkinseed sunfish, which preys on eggs and fry, and scored the ferocity of the dads' defense. |
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For example, advertising that preys on the gullibility of children and incites them to make purchases is forbidden. |
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This indiscriminate predator also preys on domestic pets and farm animals causing further economic losses to local residents. |
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Putin preys on the fact that the West thinks money and sport are neutral, or at least civilizing influences. |
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With its prominent, canine-like teeth in the front of its jaws, the striped wolffish preys mainly on other bottom-dwelling creatures such as sea urchins, starfish, shellfish and molluscs. |
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As a result of the crisis situation raging in Côte d'Ivoire since September 2002, journalists and newsrooms sometimes serve as scapegoats or easy preys to politicians seeking to settle scores through the police or law courts. |
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Here Locke is out of control, abasing herself before a psychopath who preys on vulnerable women, and then getting all up in his face, in the space of one sentence. |
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Rootless and adrift in its wetland habitat, the humped bladderwort preys on water fleas and other small invertebrates. |
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A person who preys on others, like a blackmailer. |
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To hunt and eat my preys, I have long pointy teeth and powerful claws. |
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A walking deathtrap that preys on the compassion of her victims, Domina prowls the dark corners of a thousand worlds seeking enemies of the Empire. |
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Your e-lover was one of those pervs who preys on women and tricks them into sending suggestive pics of themselves. |
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Push-polling usually preys on poorly-educated voters who typically spread the misconception planted by the pollster. |
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Greenhouse pests had best beware. The fly preys on common greenhouse pests such as fungus gnats, shore flies, leafminers, fruit flies, moth flies and some leafhoppers. |
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The later accidental introduction of Beroe helped to mitigate the problem, as Beroe preys on other ctenophores. |
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A similar strategy is adopted by the greater noctule bat, which preys on nocturnal passerine migrants. |
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Killer whales are apex predators, as there is no animal that preys on them. |
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Of three orca ecotypes in the Antarctic, one preys on minke whales, the second on seals and penguins and the third on fish. |
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The golden eagle preys on the European hare in the Alps, the Carpathians, the Apennines and northern Spain. |
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It is also considered a pest in New Zealand where it preys upon various native fauna. |
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Formica obscuripes, preys not only on caterpillars, but also on conifer sawfly larvae. |
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Another sensory organ of cats are the vibrissae which they use to determine if their bodies can fit through small openings and to detect the movement of preys. |
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The question preys on the minds of Turks and Kurds alike, as violence escalates between Kurdish PKK rebels and the army in Turkey's predominantly Kurdish south-eastern provinces. |
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In the last number of years, we have become profoundly aware of how criminal intent preys upon the vulnerable, such as the elderly in our societies. |
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Unfortunately I hold out little hope that the government will ever create that type of offence or see fit to ensure that anyone and everyone who preys on innocent children spends time incarcerated. |
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Child trafficking preys on homeless children and children in orphanages. |
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Such conditions appear distinctly more favourable to the development of northern pike, which at the same time restricts brook trout development, given that the northern pike preys on brook trout. |
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Bottlenose dolphins are self-conscious predators that dedicate a large proportion of their activities swimming over long distances in search of preys. |
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People with hearing deficiencies are often easy preys for online predators and scammers, and they need to be informed about risks and mitigation strategies to protect their personal information. |
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The milky ribbon worm is another mudflat resident that burrows in the mud, and preys upon other burrowing organisms found in intertidal and subtidal muddy substrates. |
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The sea lamprey is not selective in its feeding as it preys on all species of large fish including salmon, lake trout, whitefish, walleye and chubs. |
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The European pied flycatcher is one species that preys upon caterpillars. |
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There is also a story of a Barghest entering the city of York occasionally, where, according to legend, it preys on lone travelers in the city's narrow Snickelways. |
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During April and May, the Arctic fox also preys on ringed seal pups when the young animals are confined to a snow den and are relatively helpless. |
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