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everyone should have respect no one deserves to get treated badly and how you can you show respect is to encouage a person or tell them what they mean to you

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Everyone deserves respect, regardless of if they are rude, or nice, regardless of gender, religion or any contributing factor. Respect is earned from being kind, and showing respect to others. Showing respect can be, not arguing about beliefs or political views, and being nice to all authority.

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By treating people as equals to you and having a mutual relationship, you have good qualities and so does the other person, it's also nice to acknowledge their strengths and to listen to the person so you know how they like to be treated.

- Hilina

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In the school I used to go to as a class we would play soccer for sport, but often the girls wouldn't be passed to because the boys spent a lot of time playing it at lunch together that they weren't used to us playing. There seemed to be a lot more separation between genders especially when playing sports because they were stereotyped into different genders, for example only girls could try-out and play netball for sport.

-Hilina

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When playing a game passing to everyone and not only those who are just your friends. Giving other people a go who might not have as much experience as others so they can improve instead of just passing to those who you know always play.

- Hilina

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Sometimes when people try to share their ideas they're not heard because they don't have the confidence or are not listened to, the people who are confident and heard can help to support the other person's confidence allowing them to share their ideas and be listened to as well as everybody else. - Hilina

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I think some religions can have an influence on our behaviour in many different ways. Parents can also have a big influence because until you get to a certain age your parents decide things and care for you. Friends and school surrounding can have an imapct because you might feel like your not good enough or try to change yourself in anyway because you feel 'different'.

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An equality example/use of power people with disabilities are given equal chances to participate and are treated just like everyone else. For example, races and games specifically designed to suit the needs of people in wheelchairs.

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If you are part of a sports team for 14-year-olds, you can show support and cheer for the younger teams during their matches.

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In my opinion, demonstrating respect or building respect is all about displaying kindness and trust. Being kind and trustworthy can make a person feel safe and that they can rely on you, which shows respect for that person. The other person may also show respect towards you, and building trust is also about letting the other person know that they can trust you and that you will be more than happy to help them if they ever need assistance.

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i think that the stereotyping of gender came from another stereotype which is that if you are different from other people then you didn't belong and that people should think bad of you or cut you of from them or the community and make you out as a bad person

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Giving people with disabilities the opportunity to demonstrate that having disabilities does not restrict them from achieving what some people believe they're not capable of, or set boundaries on what they can do.

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if you have power then you also have the power to be kind and caring towards anyone need's kindness and support in there life

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relationships are very important for health so you can trust people.

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relationships are very important for health so you can trust people.

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listen to the other person and appreciate what they have to say. Acknowlege them for their strengths and help them with their weaknesses and show don't say eg "I trust you" by your actions.

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listen to the other person and appreciate what they have to say. Acknowlege them for their strengths and help them with their weaknesses and show don't say eg "I trust you" by your actions.

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Religion because if you believe in God and God says to hate a gender or gay people then you will believe it's right.

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Religion because if you believe in God and God says to hate a gender or gay people then you will believe it's right.

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The coach making sure everyone plays each position or spends same time on court.

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The coach making sure everyone plays each position or spends same time on court.

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If someone is more dominate than the other the person can make them do the right thing (for example, not fight)

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If someone is more dominate than the other the person can make them do the right thing (for example, not fight)

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Instead of have 2 afl teams Women's and Men's make one for wheelchair know matter how much it changes the game

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help people with low confidence get better so they dont quit

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help people with low confidence get better so they dont quit

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If some one was in a wheel chair and wanted to play basket ball but can not because the other people are running around playing basketball but you could make the whole basket ball team play in a wheel chairs so the other kid could play too

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let people with disabilities win

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you can offer to miss out for a round so that the other person can have a go

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people can use there power to push other out of there comfort zone to them better at something

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people can use there power to push other out of there comfort zone to them better at something

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I had the help of one of my friends with doing a motorbike jump that is bigger Thani have eeverdone before he encouraged me to do it and I finally did andIi am so glad thatIi did

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using popularity to help raise money for people in need

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famous people can use their power to infuse kids to be more active and eat more health food and tell them how they can help the earth

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You can use your power to teach lots of people about something that is happening, like Climate Change

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I feel like it stemmed from fear. Fear of change, differences, etc. And then as time grew on, the governement, people started to fear the differences too.

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Past generations, ancestors, those who have already been influenced by gender stereotypes.

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No sexist people (fine sexist people) both males and females. Zyggy😕😕😕v😕😕

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No sexist people (fine sexist people) both males and females. Zyggy😕😕😕v😕😕

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Bullies, social media, political views. -Eidyn

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You can still go really quickly on crutches, that you might be surprised. Zyggy

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You can still go really quickly on crutches, that you might be surprised. Zyggy

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You could make the person on crutches, go a shorter distance than the person with with two workable legs

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You could make the person on crutches, go a shorter distance than the person with with two workable legs

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Underdogs getting a boost or something- Eidyn

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Don't have  a race with a swim, with a person with one leg, against a person with two legs

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Include people. Maybe, e.g don't have a race with a person on crutches against a fully fit person.

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Different weights of the discus for different ages

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Different weights of the discus for different ages

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Adjusting a few of the rules so that everyone who's playing has an equal change to play and/or win - Angel

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USING YOUR SKILLS TO HELP OTHERS E.G. SURF LIFESAVING

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USING YOUR SKILLS TO HELP OTHERS E.G. SURF LIFESAVING

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Squashing, the bullies, and letting the green party win, and looking out for the people your leading

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If you have high status, you can use the power you have to convince others to help other people

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If you have high status, you can use the power you have to convince others to help other people

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Respecting others opinions and/or changing the way people may think - Angel

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Power - using billions of personal wealth to help the poor.  e.g. Gates Foundation

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Power - using billions of personal wealth to help the poor.  e.g. Gates Foundation

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Donating, peer pressure (in a good way), supporting others

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If you are wealthy or are from a wealthy family, use it to help others, or donate to charity, or put it to animal rescue

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If you are wealthy or are from a wealthy family, use it to help others, or donate to charity, or put it to animal rescue

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performance and truth about the job getting done shows that it can be done by either 🤬

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performance and truth about the job getting done shows that it can be done by either 🤬

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complement and support them with postive words

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complement and support them with postive words

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and help them

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become friends, support them if needed.

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gave good advice to a friend to stop them fighting

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Dylan Alcott's acceptance speech | TV Week Logie Awards 2019

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It is ok to give extra support to make things equal

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It is ok to give extra support to make things equal

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So if we can do the same to other people

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Make sure everyone is treated the same.

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This person listens to me and is always there for me

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As foreign missionaries in the Philippines we are thought as higher

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Talking to someone when they feel lonely

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Talking to someone when they feel lonely

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because I have diabetes, I have gone to many fundraisers to raise money for a cure. we have sold merchandise and goodies (cupcakes, cookies etc.)
- Nia

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People expect girls to be elegant and pretty and boys to be macho thanks to history and a past of girls essentially just looking pretty

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Help people that are less fortunate.

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Passing on knowledge and skills to other people

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Passing on knowledge and skills to other people

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raise awareness about an issue like the environment

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raise awareness about an issue like the environment

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I would Make higher expectations for pollution and animal cruelty

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As foreigners in the Philippines we are thought of higher status, so even though we disagree with that, it helps often

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Donating food, blankets and other essential items to the homeless.

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Donating food, blankets and other essential items to the homeless.

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It doesn't matter what colour your skin is we are all the same.

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Offering our campsite to a family that really needed it more than us. Their car had broken down and they couldn't afford the caravan park.

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SURFRIDER
Winter is proud to be Australia's youngest Surfrider Foundation Ambassador.
He was stoked to give a speech at the launch of the Marine Plastic Threat Abatement Plan launch in Melbourne in November 2016. "I am stoked to be here tonight as a Surfrider Ambassador to talk about my favourite place, the OCEAN.

I am in the surf every day, and on the weekend its about 6 hours a day. The surf is different everyday - but some things don't change. I always feel the sand under my feet and I always find plastic stuff in the surf. Yesterday, on Manly beach - I found a plastic cigarette lighter, an old leg rope and two chip packets. My Dad and I always pick stuff up. In the remote paradise of the Mentawai Islands in Indonesia - plastic trash piles up every where, there is just too much to pick it all up. That's a sad reality in my life.
I ask myself... Why are we using so much plastic? Why is only 10% of plastic recycled? How come so much ends up in the ocean?
When are we going to get plastic OUT of the ocean?
Young people - school kids - like me - have to yell out for change. Kids care about the future because Kids are the future. When I visit schools I see kids empowered by the knowledge that they can change bad things in the world. I know that kids are clever, capable and caring. We can also lead and inspire, and we can take action.

I don't want plastic bags wrapped around my hands or leg rope when I paddle out for a surf. It freaks me out every time it happens. We need to ban or restrict the use of plastic in Australia. They've done it in places like Hawaii and in California, some of my favourite places on the planet to surf. I am standing up with Surfrider and kids everywhere who want to change this. Kids can make a difference and have some fun along the way."

Winter will continue to be actively involved in the Surfrider Rise Above Plastics Campaign in 2017.

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Winter is proud to be Australia's youngest Surfrider Foundation Ambassador. He was stoked to give a speech at the launch of the Marine Plastic Threat Abatement Plan launch in Melbourne in November 2016. "I am stoked to be here tonight as a Surfrider Ambassador to talk about my favourite place, the OCEAN.

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If you have a strong influencem use it to ensure others do good. 

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If you have a strong influencem use it to ensure others do good. 

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Helping the orangutans by not eating palm oil.

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tell someone when you recognise they have put a lot of effort in

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Tennis is one sport that offers equal money

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helping my brother catch a wave at the beach

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Giving even the slightest bit of money or food can help someone less fortunate and change their life.

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If you have some loose change you can give it to a homeless person

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Updated September 16, 2018 09:57:44

In what has been described as a world-first examination of child protection reports, Australia's systems are shown to be in meltdown amid unprecedented levels of child abuse and neglect.

South Australia's Department for Child Protection opened its doors to the University of South Australia's child protection experts, allowing them access to abuse notifications for the first time.

What seasoned researchers like Fiona Arney found as they dug down into the records shocked them. They showed the state was "facing an absolute crisis".

Rather than being a South Australian problem, Professor Arney issued a warning to governments and experts interstate that the crisis was being replicated in all Australian jurisdictions.

By looking at the South Australian child protection reports, she found one in four children under the age of 10 are being reported to child protection authorities, and of these children, 90 per cent have multiple reports being made about "incredibly concerning" abuse and neglect.

"We are absolutely facing an epidemic of child abuse and neglect," Professor Arney said.

"To equate it to a health problem, the prevalence of child abuse and neglect when first our child protections systems were established was estimated to be only a few hundred families that were being neglected.

"We don't have a system that is equipped to meet the demand."

'We are facing an absolute crisis'

The research began because Professor Arney wanted to follow up a statistic unearthed in retired judge Margaret Nyland's royal commission into child protection, completed in August 2016.

Nyland found that one in four children in South Australia had come to the attention of child protection authorities by the time they turned 10, a figure the researcher of 25 years found difficult to believe.

Professor Arney sought access to the state's child protection records to confirm whether this was the case and better understand what was going on across the state, with her team building a profile of families over an eight-year reporting period.

The team looked at three specific groups - unborn children who have a child protection report, families that were repeatedly being reported, and Aboriginal families.

Not only did they confirm the one in four figure, they also were alarmed to find out that most kids in the system were repeatedly reported, with one family reported 118 times over an eight-year period.

"Previously estimates would have been around 10 per cent of children being the subject of re-reports," she said.

"We've actually found that 90 per cent of those children are the subject of re-reports."

The results on the study of Aboriginal families is yet to be released.

'They saved my life'

Nicole Lindsay's family had many of the hallmarks that Professor Arney's work identified as placing them at risk - her first child was born when she was 17, she had a history of childhood trauma, a family experiencing domestic violence, and an undiagnosed mental health condition.

One day in 2010, social researchers turned up at her door, chatting to her kids who were playing in the front yard of her housing trust home, promising to return and feed her family of six Chinese takeaway dinner for free.

They followed through on their promise, and recruited her family into Family by Family, a program that was being piloted in southern Adelaide to try and support troubled families into a healthy direction.

"I often say they saved my life. They definitely did," Ms Lindsay said.

She has since completed a psychology degree and is working for a disability support organisation.

Her four children are now studying, working and starting families of their own.

Ms Lindsay said that if her family had not received the support they needed to change, her life would have turned out significantly worse.

"I wouldn't be surprised if we had some serious child protection involvement, that they were going to come and perhaps say what's going on here," she said.

More reports should be investigated

Professor Arney found the bulk of reports that were being made to child protection authorities should be "screened in" for investigation, with too many reports being closed off without being pursued or placed at the bottom of the pile.

She said the child protection system was initially set up to deal with a few hundred families where children were being abused or neglected.

"If we are talking about one in four children, we don't have a system that is equipped to meet that demand," she said.

"It's a crisis, we are facing an absolute crisis."

"It's like having an emergency department where you only have one door, you've created a very small emergency department, and you have no other health services in the state.

She said there was an assumption that children were being over reported to authorities by hyper-vigilant professionals and people in the community, but the data uncovered by her team showed the vast majority of reports needed to be followed up.

"I've been a researcher in this field for 25 years, when I first was trained in research our explanation about reporting to child protection systems was that it was a needle in a haystack phenomenon and that there was over reporting ... when in fact we found the reporting that is being made by notifiers in this state actually is about children who are incredibly vulnerable and have experienced repeated episodes of abuse and trauma," she said.

'Treat it as a health crisis'

Professor Arney said authorities needed to respond to the child protection epidemic as a health crisis.

"That includes working out how we can reallocate resources to meet the extent of the need and how we can identify the earliest opportunities for intervening in family life," she said.

"At the moment we are waiting until the problem gets so bad that the only recourse we have is the statutory child protection system."

The next phase of her work will look the ways early intervention can be rolled out to families at higher risk of abuse and neglect, possibly before a child is even born.

Topics: community-and-society, child-abuse, family-and-children, australia, sa, adelaide-5000

First posted September 16, 2018 06:21:48

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Updated September 16, 2018 09:57:44 In what has been described as a world-first examination of child protection reports, Australia's systems are shown to be in meltdown amid unprecedented levels of child abuse and neglect. South Australia's Department for Child Protection opened its doors to the University of South Australia's child protection experts, allowing them access to abuse notifications for the first time.

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It does not matter if someone comes from another country.

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I have some friends and whenever they feel upset I attempt to comfort them

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helping a neighbour when they are away by watering the garden

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say thank you to someone for helping me

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asking a friend if they need something when you go down the street

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What a ..legend.

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Dad may say -You throw like a girl.
Mum -you had a bots look.

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eg actors, pop stars

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position you have eg Principal