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Even when they are absurdly badly behaved.

It is "no longer the new kid, more like the badly behaved uncle", and platforms like TikTok and X have "changed our society and its rules", she said.

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One of Japan's most iconic photo spots is to be blocked by authorities exasperated by badly behaved tourists.

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The Lincoln Project, a conservative group that opposes Trump, posted a video that it called a “public service announcement,” showing badly behaved dogs and explaining that “shooting your dog in the face is not an option.”

"Vomiting with stress before work, crying in work after badly behaved students so couldn't teach next class," said one unnamed teacher who took the survey, according to responses released by the union.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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