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Bullying is when someone repeatedly and intentionally hurts another person or people.
It can take different forms. For example, it could be physical (like pushing somebody around), emotional (such as excluding someone) or verbal (such as calling somebody nasty names).
Bullies often do this to gain a sense of power over the person they are bullying, who is made to feel sad, scared or alone.
Bullying can happen in person face to face, or it can take place online - for example, via social media or games.
It often starts when people don't like something about someone that's different.
It could be about what they look like - for example, the colour of their skin - or who they are as a person - for example, how well they are doing at school or how good they are at something.
When bullying takes place online it is called cyberbullying. This form of bullying has become much more common, as many more young people have mobile phones and computers than they used to.