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Moral harassment and harmful behaviour

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1. John says Henry is a thief, that's not true : it's a insultslanderdisdainI don't know.

2. The boss of this supermarket is a thugthiefstalkerI don't know, many employees have resigned.

3. Brian hitsdespiseslikesI don't know his secretary, therefore she makes less effort in her work.

4. To hitpunchhumiliateI don't know someone is to make him a lasting enemy.

5. The soldier was floggedhitbulliedI don't know for disobeying his sergeant.

6. That arrogant and bad singer was likeddragged through the muddisappointedI don't know by the newspapers.

7. Helen gets away fromdislikedisdainsI don't know Harry ; he is very sad because of his love for her.

8. Charlie's manager didn't like his work, he put him out to the pasturehit himfiredI don't know.

9. George doesn't stand Mary; he ignoresspeaks togrins atI don't know her when he sees her in the street.

10. Peter hit rock bottomcriedshoutedI don't know when he failed his driving test for the third time.