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This document outlines the themes of Anti-Bullying Week from 2005 to 2011, including "Stop and think - words can hurt" in 2011 and "Taking Action Together" in 2010. It also asks questions about defining bullying, where it occurs, types of bullying like cyber-bullying, examples in schools, and what to do if being bullied. The final point mentions "Red Friday".
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