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trigram	frequency
the united states	2649
as well as	1850
in the united	1729
of hate crime	1646
the number of	1132
in order to	1104
one of the	1012
in terms of	972
of hate crimes	949
more likely to	832
in the uk	773
the use of	766
the fact that	760
the role of	736
a number of	731
the impact of	695
there is a	684
gay and lesbian	665
in relation to	663
part of the	660
the context of	649
uk writtenevidence committeeevidence	649
svc evidencedocument women	648
in northern ireland	628
as a result	616
sexual orientation and	604
some of the	592
such as the	580
hate crime laws	546
of sexual orientation	523
american journal of	519
likely to be	514
and transgender health	510
the importance of	505
in the context	497
the case of	477
a hate crime	473
based on the	467
the relationship between	467
the basis of	466
org core terms	463
the effects of	462
of hate speech	462
members of the	460
in addition to	451
and gender identity	451
on the basis	450
due to the	446
according to the	441
a result of	430
the same time	430
hate crimes against	427
on the other	426
hate crime and	425
international journal of	425
at the same	418
it is not	417
in response to	415
of human rights	414
department of justice	408
the right to	408
the criminal justice	407
there is no	405
save alert research	404
alert research feed	404
that it is	404
to be a	402
orientation and gender	401
the hate crime	401
on hate crime	400
lesbian and gay	398
to the police	393
as part of	389
it is important	384
the presence of	378
because of the	377
england and wales	374
analysis of the	373
ways in which	370
oxford university press	370
the politics of	368
the concept of	367
the university of	367
well as the	364
in which the	363
and mental health	363
subject to the	363
a range of	362
the lack of	362
the majority of	359
hate crimes and	356
a variety of	354
in the case	353
in the us	350
is important to	348
freedom of expression	347
the united kingdom	346
criminal justice system	344
violence against women	344
the development of	343
f e f	342
and hate crime	341
the level of	333
terms of use	331
in other words	331
in the s	328
e e e	327
the issue of	322
a lack of	321
that there is	321
are more likely	321
the other hand	320
the need for	318
of public health	318
hate crime in	316
the effect of	315
downloaded from https	315
hate crimes in	313
the nature of	312
and human rights	310
a series of	309
of the most	306
at the time	305
hate crime statistics	305
need to be	304
to the cambridge	301
f f e	301
the cambridge core	301
available at http	299
the experiences of	298
and gay men	295
the absence of	293
e f e	292
and social psychology	290
cambridge university press	290
their sexual orientation	288
d e d	287
the end of	287
the ways in	286
the supreme court	284
the process of	284
e f f	283
f e e	282
with respect to	282
e e f	281
council of europe	281
in the u	281
the results of	280
a form of	277
carnegie mellon university	277
on grounds of	275
included in the	275
personality and social	273
the form of	272
it is a	271
this is a	270
of the american	270
a sense of	269
extent to which	269
because of their	269
the need to	268
in the past	266
sexual orientation or	265
gay and bisexual	265
the study of	263
lesbians and gay	262
or gender identity	262
the extent to	261
in the first	260
an increase in	259
in this study	258
gays and lesbians	258
many of the	256
hate crimes are	255
and in the	255
of the population	254
less likely to	253
the european union	253
that they are	253
cambridge core terms	252
part of a	251
core terms of	251
of the united	249
journal of social	248
a review of	247
b d e	247
of the criminal	247
in the same	246
in england and	245
it is the	245
review of the	244
terms of the	242
there has been	242
hate crime is	241
men and women	240
is not a	240
be able to	239
use of the	239
are likely to	238
to hate crime	237
needs to be	237
core terms https	237
retrieved from http	236
of the state	236
and hate crimes	236
in this article	235
of the european	235
d e f	235
on social media	234
is that the	233
and the united	233
is based on	233
nature of the	232
the risk of	232
available at https	231
women and equalities	230
response to the	230
a member of	229
the rights of	229
a d e	229
on apr at	227
hate crime legislation	227
journal of sociology	226
focus on the	226
f b d	226
hate speech and	226
with regard to	225
the proportion of	225
related to the	225
the time of	225
the purpose of	224
understanding of the	224
of the u	223
the history of	223
the scope of	223
in line with	222
incitement to hatred	222
in western europe	221
e f d	220
grounds of sexual	219
to ensure that	219
were more likely	218
this is the	218
the work of	217
may not be	217
orientation or gender	217
most of the	216
retrieved from https	216
gay men and	215
of the first	215
mental health problems	215
university of california	215
mental health services	215
there was a	214
a group of	214
it is also	213
british journal of	213
a n d	212
journal of personality	211
goback goback goback	211
the rise of	211
fear of crime	210
should not be	210
out of the	210
context of the	210
be seen as	210
sites default files	210
the journal of	209
the existence of	208
journal of the	208
university of chicago	208
and equalities transgender	207
transgender equality written	207
to engage in	207
equalities transgender equality	207
evidencedocument women and	207
in this case	207
the question of	206
it can be	205
f d f	205
in hate crimes	203
percent of the	203
of the victim	203
on behalf of	203
the age of	203
has been a	202
this article is	201
that can be	201
muslim hate crimes	200
org licenses by	199
be used to	199
american behavioral scientist	199
those of the	198
o w n	198
hate crime law	198
f d e	198
this is not	197
the notion of	197
other forms of	197
increase in the	197
attention to the	197
the experience of	196
in hate crime	196
all of the	196
an analysis of	195
violence in the	195
at least one	195
provided by the	194
in recent years	194
new york city	194
of this article	194
at the university	193
the idea of	193
of the social	193
in the study	192
is likely to	191
new york times	190
in the form	190
much of the	190
the problem of	189
it has been	189
mental health and	189
of personality and	189
the general population	189
and sexual orientation	188
d o w	188
m e n	188
those who are	188
of mental health	187
yes yes yes	186
court of human	186
the emergence of	186
comdownloaded from http	186
per cent of	185
in this paper	185
european court of	184
and it is	184
f f f	184
associated with the	183
based on a	182
available online at	182
in the media	182
the prevalence of	181
background save alert	181
men and lesbians	181
to deal with	181
as a whole	181
c c e	181
of the public	181
to be the	180
the council of	180
and do not	180
disability hate crime	180
a g e	180
between the two	179
it should be	179
a lot of	177
of this study	177
that there are	177
of violence against	177
in the last	177
higher levels of	177
is associated with	177
d ow nl	176
oa de d	176
ow nl oa	176
they do not	176
the creation of	176
nl oa de	176
on the grounds	176
in some cases	175
it may be	175
whether or not	175
the lgbt community	175
it would be	175
of the study	174
to hate crimes	174
journal of public	174
end of the	173
the possibility of	173
of the world	173
in light of	172
people of color	172
a study of	172
of health and	172
of chicago press	172
e c o	172
that they were	172
it does not	170
people in the	170
the course of	170
european journal of	170
of the law	170
department of health	169
section of the	169
relation to the	169
of social media	168
of the police	168
do not necessarily	168
of the national	168
d f b	168
can be seen	168
in this way	167
this type of	167
to understand the	167
discrimination on grounds	167
hate crime incidents	167
in the community	167
this is an	166
on the internet	166
of the hate	165
ni ve rs	165
the protection of	165
u ni ve	165
impact of the	165
his or her	165
to do so	165
victims of hate	165
a set of	165
d e e	164
changes in the	164
in the world	164
in this context	164
the construction of	163
the rest of	163
in the usa	163
the criminal code	162
for hate crime	162
data from the	162
as opposed to	162
crime in the	161
to have a	161
can be used	161
of the data	161
i o n	161
united states and	160
can be found	159
ti o n	158
that hate crimes	158
member of the	158
the idea that	158
human rights and	158
c o m	157
by the author	157
and bisexual men	157
of the term	157
the state of	157
and criminal justice	156
f f d	156
e e c	156
o n o	156
likely to have	156
of the same	156
by the police	155
racial and ethnic	155
of interpersonal violence	155
in the wake	155
in which they	155
on hate crimes	154
of criminal justice	154
it is possible	154
ku klux klan	154
to address the	154
in the early	154
journal of homosexuality	154
the wake of	154
results of the	154
high levels of	153
in the public	153
in the number	153
report of the	153
in new york	153
params is empty	153
the influence of	153
way in which	152
version of the	152
in contrast to	152
in the process	152
the mental health	152
number of hate	152
appear to be	152
the analysis of	151
journal of criminology	151
may be more	151
on sexual orientation	151
that it was	151
impact on the	151
the needs of	151
of the crime	150
focused on the	150
the extent of	150
appears to be	150
support for the	149
the department of	149
is one of	149
of people with	149
fact that the	149
article of the	148
in the following	148
the result of	148
southern poverty law	147
the new york	147
the first amendment	147
reported to the	147
the european court	147
the percentage of	147
the s and	147
the human rights	146
the present study	146
c c c	146
de d by	145
to participate in	145
of a hate	145
role of the	145
freedom of speech	144
the quality of	144
the federal government	144
by the u	144
to be more	144
a total of	144
the meaning of	144
y e s	143
of violence and	143
e d f	143
change in the	142
a history of	142
the police and	142
used in the	142
c f e	142
of gay and	142
human rights commission	142
o m m	141
journal of interpersonal	141
in the netherlands	141
the grounds of	140
poverty law center	140
to have been	140
muslim hate crime	140
of law and	140
the introduction of	140
would like to	140
b e r	139
referred to as	139
of the author	139
the aftermath of	139
the most important	139
prior to the	139
in the workplace	138
to the united	138
social and political	138
groups in the	138
and that the	138
the civil rights	138
of the new	138
the current study	138
e n d	138
c o n	137
to the extent	137
as it is	137
have sex with	137
perceived to be	137
do not have	137
the lives of	137
health and social	137
of those who	136
in the field	136
differences in the	136
a focus on	136
the field of	136
are those of	136
argued that the	136
with intellectual disabilities	136
compared to the	136
government uploads system	135
uploads system uploads	135
all rights reserved	135
uploads attachment data	135
in the country	135
rs it y	135
system uploads attachment	135
c e e	135
attachment data file	135
can also be	135
uk government uploads	135
there is an	135
b c b	134
the name of	134
and the politics	134
gender identity in	134
over the past	134
on the one	134
of race and	134
of the community	134
in the current	134
supra note at	134
each of the	134
the early s	134
hate crime victimization	133
living in the	133
e c c	133
hate crime penalty	133
in the absence	133
hate crime victims	133
that of the	133
hate speech is	133
of the following	133
at the end	133
for hate crimes	133
before and after	132
the russian federation	132
consistent with the	132
the inclusion of	132
e a d	132
on human rights	132
total number of	132
the application of	131
because they are	131
the likelihood of	131
to note that	131
as a means	131
health care providers	131
crimes in the	131
based on their	130
american psychological association	130
an example of	130
the type of	130
d b y	130
ethnic and racial	130
policies of the	130
that have been	130
not necessarily reflect	130
of northern ireland	129
who have sex	129
some of these	129
v o l	129
the one hand	129
they are not	129
the late s	129
of the internet	129
there have been	128
a function of	128
the size of	128
based on sexual	128
in the hate	128
in this area	128
people who are	128
to suggest that	127
half of the	127
the limits of	127
found to be	127
that hate crime	127
of this paper	127
in the criminal	127
t h e	127
aware of the	127
to respond to	127
victims of crime	127
addition to the	127
of the other	126
wide range of	126
aspects of the	126
e n t	126
necessarily reflect the	126
found that the	126
of the research	126
the beginning of	126
of asylum seekers	126
the focus of	125
research on the	125
different types of	125
f e c	125
bureau of investigation	125
rather than a	125
the dependent variable	125
and their families	125
but it is	125
health and human	125
muslims in the	124
of the participants	124
canada and the	124
in a way	124
quality of life	124
to focus on	124
in the west	124
of political science	124
the united nations	124
parts of the	124
that they had	124
federal bureau of	124
and of the	124
a means of	123
argue that the	123
d f e	123
to use the	123
of social issues	123
the consequences of	122
hate crime data	122
sexually transmitted diseases	122
the uk and	122
m o d	122
b e e	122
result of the	122
in the present	122
in the future	122
we need to	122
the ability to	122
a threat to	121
tend to be	121
the spread of	121
to provide a	121
study of the	120
the way in	120
of the model	120
prepared by the	120
suggests that the	120
uk news uk	120
r e c	120
points of view	120
the charismatic leader	120
proceedings of the	119
role in the	119
can lead to	119
the creative commons	119
in the aftermath	119
suggest that the	119
in the second	119
likely to report	119
kri mi na	119
e e d	119
it was not	119
in south africa	118
m b e	118
the health of	118
who have been	118
most likely to	118
the value of	118
refers to the	118
more likely than	117
n o n	117
to assess the	117
to examine the	117
seen as a	116
is that it	116
sex with men	116
the far right	116
the amount of	116
race and ethnicity	116
the fear of	116
the potential for	116
to account for	116
an attempt to	116
s y e	116
found in the	116
a comparison of	115
the principle of	115
of lgbt people	115
in the literature	115
the terrorist attacks	115
bisexual and transgender	115
have not been	115
members of a	115
that there was	115
in ways that	115
in this regard	115
reflect the official	115
arabs and muslims	115
the part of	115
m m e	115
ve rs it	114
will not be	114
for the first	114
seems to be	114
in doing so	114
a wide range	114
o d el	114
is not the	113
a sample of	113
e d e	113
with the police	113
the content of	113
e s y	113
the threat of	113
of the evidence	113
the severity of	113
the gay and	113
or points of	113
there was no	113
be found in	112
a part of	112
expressed are those	112
size of the	112
the official position	112
the victims of	112
who do not	112
relationship between the	112
or policies of	112
is to be	112
creative commons attribution	112
official position or	111
to identify the	111
opinions or points	111
with mental health	111
of the two	111
a way that	111
the degree of	111
of the group	111
of view expressed	111
position or policies	111
harvard university press	111
involved in the	111
the case for	111
it is clear	111
hate crime offenders	111
w n lo	111
wing terrorism and	111
view expressed are	111
this resource was	110
to create a	110
federal funds provided	110
ministry of justice	110
for human rights	110
to which the	110
that this is	110
was prepared by	110
prejudice and discrimination	110
terms and conditions	110
s and s	110
the terms of	110
as in the	110
is difficult to	110
using federal funds	110
may also be	110
as a form	110
resource was prepared	110
o n a	110
funds provided by	110
references background save	110
in accordance with	110
rather than the	109
of the country	109
united states v	109
important to note	109
e f c	109
information about the	109
discrimination in the	109
in the area	109
we do not	109
forms of violence	109
and the law	109
in the social	109
the first time	108
each of these	108
associated with a	108
the status of	108
more than one	108
the most common	108
there are no	108
and racial studies	108
x h http	108
the face of	108
to sexual orientation	107
a matter of	107
with learning disabilities	107
the total number	107
the dynamics of	107
the purposes of	107
the middle east	107
of the gay	107
on the part	107
women in the	107
people with mental	107
a victim of	107
c b c	107
the equality act	107
discussion of the	107
to do with	106
data on the	106
p a g	106
mi na ci	106
contribute to the	106
for the study	106
e c f	106
at io n	106
in the state	105
it is difficult	105
as a hate	105
higher rates of	105
the association of	105
university of minnesota	105
human rights watch	105
people with intellectual	105
the state and	105
as a consequence	105
the effectiveness of	105
has not been	104
of incitement to	104
is defined as	104
in the name	104
of the respondents	104
it comes to	104
experiences of hate	104
is an important	104
may be a	104
is needed to	104
hate speech in	104
to say that	104
the definition of	104
due to their	104
men who have	104
accessed on july	104
is also a	104
annual review of	104
of freedom of	104
has led to	104
of their own	104
that they have	103
the degree to	103
arab and islamic	103
history of the	103
focuses on the	103
e d a	103
rest of the	103
l ib ra	103
f e d	103
si n ce	103
degree to which	103
any of the	103
pew research center	103
of muslims in	103
of the individual	103
when it comes	103
the vast majority	103
is not to	103
w w w	103
many of these	103
the murder of	103
in the face	103
of domestic violence	103
racial and religious	103
american medical association	102
that do not	102
to reduce the	102
around the world	102
are based on	102
and hate speech	102
american sociological review	102
of hate groups	101
the language of	101
of the current	101
we argue that	101
a measure of	101
of the victims	101
hate crime against	101
and violence in	101
they did not	101
students of color	101
the extent that	101
of crime and	101
is consistent with	101
i n g	101
of the nation	100
the distribution of	100
terrorism and violence	100
the aim of	100
veiled muslim women	100
n lo a	100
lo a d	100
under the terms	100
a great deal	100
crimes social contention	100
in the european	99
in support of	99
of the total	99
are associated with	99
c e f	99
of people who	99
all forms of	99
to freedom of	99
to the public	99
a f e	99
of their sexual	99
the northern ireland	99
are able to	99
journal of political	99
the literature on	99
is necessary to	99
majority of the	98
stirring up hatred	98
to determine the	98
the perspective of	98
the same way	98
there is also	98
asylum seekers and	98
of the council	98
the formation of	98
is an open	98
to explore the	98
supported by the	98
the potential to	98
se xu al	98
an overview of	98
the stirring up	98
for the purposes	98
of sexual assault	97
the subject of	97
shows that the	97
crimes motivated by	97
d f f	97
the significance of	97
equality and human	97
to be an	97
the psychology of	97
of lesbian and	97
in favor of	97
depending on the	97
access to the	97
arab and muslim	97
of trans people	97
of lgbt persons	97
the adoption of	97
of the s	97
x downloaded from	97
to refer to	97
e f b	97
and so on	97
the range of	97
research is needed	97
is used to	97
the incidence of	96
the production of	96
in the late	96
or sexual orientation	96
number of people	96
time of the	96
the association between	96
over the last	96
discrimination based on	96
e c e	96
has also been	96
of the literature	96
in the post	96
access to quality	96
in respect of	96
princeton university press	96
information on the	96
have to be	96
are less likely	96
a consequence of	96
the boundaries of	95
the implications of	95
of racial discrimination	95
an understanding of	95
i e w	95
that has been	95
used as a	95
in the general	95
the notion that	95
the provision of	95
the heart of	95
f c f	94
should be noted	94
c c f	94
hate crimes is	94
social and cultural	94
would not be	94
house of commons	94
el m o	94
what is the	94
may lead to	94
for the purpose	94
crime and disorder	94
d el m	94
an effort to	94
of sexual minority	94
the social and	94
from the united	94
to the victim	93
lesbian and bisexual	93
sexual orientation in	93
in the city	93
the freedom of	93
be noted that	93
the rise in	93
of new york	93
of a particular	93
e b e	93
of discrimination and	93
other types of	93
to engage with	93
discrimination on the	93
point of view	93
of california press	93
vast majority of	93
in the eu	93
and human services	93
political and social	93
m u sl	92
of the act	92
to quality health	92
of racism and	92
to the fact	92
the future of	92
in favour of	92
the assumption that	92
of the creative	92
the institute of	92
an important role	92
would have been	92
in the two	92
u sl im	92
it y of	92
member of a	92
gender identity and	92
presented at the	92
f c c	92
led to the	92
of health care	92
the power of	91
by u ni	91
the implementation of	91
there may be	91
of a group	91
in the new	91
according to a	91
was associated with	91
may have been	91
types of hate	91
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