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punish
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United States
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Punishing children for misbehavior is considered a normal part of parenting in these cultures.
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punish
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United States
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Punishment often involves legal consequences such as fines, community service, or imprisonment.
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punish
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United States
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Punishment often involves incarceration or community service.
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punishing
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United States
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Punishing through legal system and incarceration is a common form of justice.
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5
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punishing
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United States
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Punishing is a common method of discipline for children and is legally regulated for criminals.
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6
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punishing
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United States
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Punishing is seen as a necessary form of discipline for maintaining order and teaching lessons in the United States and many Western countries.
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7
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punishing
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United States
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Punishing is seen as a means of maintaining order and justice within society, and is carried out by the legal system.
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8
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punishing
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United States
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Punishing is considered a necessary and effective method for maintaining order and discipline in society.
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9
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punishment
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US
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The legal system includes the use of incarceration as a primary form of punishment for many offenses.
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10
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punishment
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United States
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Punishment often involves incarceration or community service as a form of rehabilitation.
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punishment
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United States
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Punishment often involves incarceration in prison or monetary fines.
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punishment
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United States
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Punishment is often used as a form of justice and correction for criminal behavior, with incarceration and legal consequences being common methods of punishment.
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1
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punishment
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United States
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Punishment is seen as a way to enforce societal rules and seek justice for wrongdoing.
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