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Things perpetrator often describes (“perpetrator ________”)
victim, group, perspective, relationship, role, behavior, groups, characteristics, model, accounts, programmes, status, accountable, identification, society, cases, history, side, acts, state, motivation, generation, identity, relationships, nation, treatment, types, attempts, race, access, programs, pay, gender, responsibility, community, memory, immunity, abuse, form, regime, population, government, dyad, type, whereof, gains, intent, accountability, drug, organization, look, retaliation, elements, attractiveness, category, black, story, discrepancy, proceeds, father, thereof, right, persona, factors, present, denial, heritage, target, computers, moves, syndrome, outcast, uses, dead, trauma, country, testimony, assassin, potential, profile, thunderbolt, increases, association, desire, relative, subject, operating, violence, feel, confessions, past, behaviors, claims
How perpetrator often is described (“________ perpetrator”)
alleged, actual, male, real, suspected, chief, individual, main, female, single, principal, sole, unknown, likely, possible, guilty, true, original, primary, sexual, typical, immediate, direct, criminal, active, violent, probable, evil, powerful, lone, presumed, wicked, adolescent, absolute, unfortunate, successful, juvenile, identifiable, worst, frequent, armed, cruel, prime, unidentified, unwitting, adult, innocent, mother, apparent, willing, incorrigible, biggest, unhappy, deluded, vulgar, ignorant, wretched, indirect, youthful, clever, tortured, infamous, psychopathic
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