Protests 61310-K of Ades Bros.

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• distinguishing “the kind of hyperbole, rhetorical excesses, and impotent expressions of anger or frustration that in some contexts can be privileged even if they alarm the addressee”
• distinguishing “the kind of hyperbole, rhetorical excesses, and impotent expres- sions of anger or frustration that in some contexts can be privileged even if they alarm the addressee” (internal quotation marks omitted)
• the petitioner failed to show her apprehension was objectively reasonable where the contact consisted of her former boyfriend following her and she presented no evidence as to what she feared he might do or what harm he might cause

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