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The advertising industry's use of classic songs is vandalism of popular culture, he said.
These schools are known to be vulnerable to vandalism.
Beset by violence and vandalism, this is one of the most unpleasant areas in the city.
The only difference is that new technology and better communications make modern environmental vandalism infinitely worse than it was in the nineteenth century.
Semiparametric analyses of developmental trajectories for selfreported physical aggression, vandalism, and theft identified more types of trajectories than expected from recent theoretical models.
Note also the very small percentage of boys involved in the latter trajectories that could be considered "late-onset" vandalism and theft.
In the present study, we measured three facets of antisocial behaviors: physical aggression, vandalism, and theft.
We read in the newspapers of other cases of vandalism.
In addition to these statistics, multiple students have experienced vehicle vandalism with cars on campus such as keying the car, broken windows, and dented doors.
To examine the truth and relevance of these notions, we will look at juvenile delinquency, in particular hooliganism and vandalism.
Because of inadequate security, 89 firms in the survey reportedly lost up to !247 million worth of assets, including cash, due to theft and vandalism.
