It is difficult to treat, and there are no treatments with proven effectiveness.
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The word abuse has a much stronger connotation than "bullying" which is usually associated with teasing. The former, however, is typically associated with emotional and/or physical harm on the body. If someone is being "bullied" and it involves harm on the body, then it could definitely go hand-in-hand with abuse.
The FDA regulates all meat and poultry products, and anything you can consume.
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A. Walking in the same direction as moving traffic.
Explanation:
Why would you, do that in the first place? The other options all seem like safe precautions to do.
