| harass woman | 2.83 | One alleged that women were being harassed. | ||
| harass people | 1.51 | He has sent hither swarms of officers to harass our people. | ||
| harass worker | 0.99 | The United Nations had accused the Taliban of harassing aid workers. | ||
| harass employee | 0.92 | - Harassing employees to discourage them from taking sick leave, lunch breaks and overtime. | ||
| harass family | 0.92 | He claimed his family had been harassed by the secret police. | ||
| harass member | 0.92 | The regime routinely arrests and harasses NLD members. | ||
| harass civilian | 0.86 | Government troops harassing civilians would be tried under military law, he vowed. | ||
| harass tenant | 0.86 | There are some landlords who would never harass a tenant. | ||
| harass journalist | 0.79 | There were also reports that the militias might harass foreign journalists. | ||
| harass troop | 0.72 | However, the guerrillas have continued to harass troops in Jaffna. | ||
| harass opponent | 0.66 | Opponents get harassed by a vigilant and sometimes brutal police force. | ||
| harass refugee | 0.66 | Cuba promised not to harass refugees returned by the United States. | ||
| harass supporter | 0.66 | But it restricts her freedom of movement and continues to harass her supporters. | ||
| harass resident | 0.59 | Reporters said the fighters were also harassing residents fleeing to calmer suburbs. | ||
| harass student | 0.59 | Officials began harassing his students. | ||
| harass force | 0.53 | But they continued harassing U.N. forces. | ||
| harass peacekeeper | 0.53 | Along the way, the peacekeepers were harassed, shot at and taken hostage. | ||
| harass critic | 0.46 | It also accused the government of using the courts to harass its critics. | ||
| harass reporter | 0.46 | In many parts of the country, its reporters are routinely harassed by ruling party loyalists. | ||
| harass wife | 0.46 | Pleads guilty to harassing his wife. |