fall victim
fall victim
To fall prey to something. I fell victim to peer pressure, and I started drinking at the party. Please be careful not to fall victim to senioritis—you can't stop doing your work this close to graduation.
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The other nine hundred and seventy-nine die violent deaths in duels, in hunting, in aviation and in war; but perhaps by far the greatest death loss comes during the age of childhood, when vast numbers of the little Martians fall victims to the great white apes of Mars.
Staff in high street branches have been trained to spot signs of when a customer could be about to fall victim to a fraud.
Another discussant, Oyindamola Bamgbose, the Oyo State Coordinator of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), charged young people, especially girls, to keep themselves busy as well as productive in order not to fall victim of human traffickers.
The force released the figures after an elderly couple fromNorthwichwere the latest to fall victim to a scam - losing a large amount of money.
The Javelin study also discovered that children who had been bullied online were nine times more likely to fall victim to identity fraud than those who weren't, with incident rates of 6.67 percent and 0.72 percent, respectively.
With Canberrans aged 55 years and over most likely to fall victim to scams, a proactive education and awareness program is now underway across retirement villages to empower residents to know their consumer rights.
It would tragedy for University's to fall victim current cost-Roger Godsiff, MP for Hall Green, said: "The Open University was one of the finest and most lasting achievements of the Harold Wilson Roger government.
However, unlike other girls Janani Rao refused to fall victim to Majid's online threats as she had not sent any photo or indulged in any objectionable chatting.
TEHRAN (FNA)- The United Nations voiced alarm over a spike in the number of children who fall victim to human trafficking, saying kids account for one third of human smuggling victims worldwide.
71 in Lahore and 46 people in shekhopora fall victim to polio virus whereas the toll has risen to 1267 in Punjab so far.
Alcohol is known to contribute to problems of disorder and anti-social behaviour but it also lowers people''s awareness levels, making them more likely to fall victim to crime.
Summary: General Security warned Lebanese citizens Friday not to fall victim to a ring involved in forging Schengen visas, adding that it had arrested one of the group's members earlier this week.
"Our guests who come here at night time often fall victim to these dogs, but no one is paying heed to our supplications for launching operation against them,' said Zaka Ullah, a teacher.
ALMOST one-in-10 British travellers now fall victim to thieves or con-men with pounds 414 taken, on average.
THE elderly are being urged not to fall victim to the bad weather this Christmas.
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- fall prey to something
- fall short
- fall short (of), to
- fall short of
- fall short of (one's) goal
- fall short of (something)
- fall short of goal
- fall short of something
- fall through
- fall through the cracks
- fall through the floor
- fall to
- fall to (one's) knees
- fall to (one's) lot
- fall to (someone or something)
- fall to bits
- fall to pieces
- fall to someone's lot
- fall toward
- fall toward (something)
- fall under
- fall under (someone or something)
- fall under (someone's) spell
- fall under spell
- fall under the spell of (someone)
- fall victim
- fall wide of the mark
- fall within
- fall within (something)
- fall, drop, etc. into place
- fall/land on your feet
- fallen
- fallen angel
- fallen idol
- fallen woman
- falling down drunk
- falling-down drunk
- falling-out
- fallout
- false
- false advertising
- false alarm
- false as Cressida
- false colors
- false dawn
- false economy
- false friend
- false modesty
- false move
- false note
- false pride
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- fall under my spell
- fall under one
- fall under one's spell
- fall under our spell
- fall under somebody
- fall under someone
- fall under something
- fall under spell
- fall under the spell
- fall under the spell of
- fall under the spell of (someone)
- fall under the spell of her
- fall under the spell of him
- fall under the spell of me
- fall under the spell of one
- fall under the spell of them
- fall under the spell of us
- fall under the spell of you
- fall under their spell
- fall under them
- fall under us
- fall under you
- fall under your spell
- fall upon
- fall upon
- fall upon
- fall upon
- fall upon
- fall upon
- fall velocity
- fall victim
- Fall Vision Meeting
- Fall Walleye Index Netting
- fall webworm
- Fall Webworm Moth
- fall wide of the mark
- Fall Wind
- Fall Wind
- fall within
- fall within (something)
- fall within it
- fall within something
- Fall Workshop on Computational Geometry
- Fall, Albert Bacon
- fall, drop, etc. into place
- fall, the
- Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
- fall-back position
- fall-blooming
- fall-blooming hydrangea
- fall-board
- fall-flowering
- fall-off
- fall-offs
- Fall-out
- Fall-out
- Fall-out
- Fall-out
- Fall-out
- Fall-Out Risk
- Fall-Out Risks
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