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In an age of social media, online forums, and chats, cyberbullying is a prevalent issue. On Twitter (now X), approximately 500 million tweets are shared per day (Antonakaki et.al., 2021). It is the job of the moderators to ensure these tweets follow standard community guidelines. However, the sheer number of tweets makes it difficult to sort manual...
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