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deviants <a deviant; deviants> N

deviants

be deviant VB

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Similar to the sociological definition, institutionalized deviants may be judged by other group members for their failure to adhere to norms.
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Men are still the gold standard and successful women are the deviants, the ones who made it on sufferance.
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The deviants, transgressors and scandalous of sport will therefore need to beware of the impact their dalliances, substance use or financial peccadillos could have.
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General or indirect deterrence focuses on general prevention of crime by making examples of specific deviants.
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And the modus vivendi through which it reforms and re-educates its misdemeanants, corrects its incorrigibles and integrates its deviants.
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Now we must search diligently for those creative deviants from which, alone, will come the conceptualization of an evolutionary designing process.
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Social deviants or common criminals were considered less threatening to the regime than persons accused of political crimes, who were considered potential counterrevolutionaries.
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