stalkers

基本解释

If traumatic memories are like malicious stalkers, then troubling memories — and a healthy dread of them — form the foundation of a moral conscience.
如果痛苦的记忆像恶毒的跟踪者，那么麻烦的记忆--以及对它们的害怕--构成了道德上面的基础。
Rachel MacKenzie, a psychologist who runs a behaviour programme for stalkers in the Australian state of Victoria, says that many now harass their victims through the internet.
蕾切尔•麦凯恩是一位正在进行追踪者行为项目研究的心理学家。她说现在很多人通过互联网骚扰他们的受害者。
One likely reform is the introduction of mandatory assessment and management of dangerous stalkers, using the model of the Fixated Threat Assessment Centre (FTAC).
改革的一种可能是采用要员安全威胁评估中心曾用过的模式，对危险缠扰者进行强制评估和处理。

Confronting a stalker can can be dangerous since stalkers are likely to be irrational and unpredictable.
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As Ms Ramm's case demonstrates, many stalkers threaten their victims from abroad, often from countries without stalking laws.
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A stalker is someone who keeps following or contacting someone else, especially a famous person or a person they used to have a relationship with, in an annoying and frightening way.