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"A senior partner in a New York law firm with experience in sports cases has been appointed by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to investigate possible misconduct in the Miami Dolphins' workplace.\u00A0\u00A0 \u00A0Ted Wells has begun his work and does not have a timetable for completing it, Goodell said Wednesday.Wells' report will be made public.\u00A0 The Dolphins have pledged full support in the investigation, the NFL said.Allegations surfaced last week that Richie Incognito severely bullied his rookie teammate, Jonathan Martin.Martin left the team and shortly thereafter, transcripts emerged from an alleged voicemail Incognito left for him back in April.\u00A0 In the voicemail Incognito allegedly swore at Martin, used racial slurs, and threatened to kill him.The story has brought a lot of attention to the topic of adult bullying.\u00A0 WMTW News 8 spoke with one doctor who says children who are bullied often become bullies themselves.\u00A0Dr. Lisa Belisle says many times, those bullied as adults don't speak up because of the stigma.\"It may seem as though it's not possible because when we are adults we have more control over ourselves. \u00A0We have more authority, but unfortunately it\u2019s even worse when you are an adult because there is a lot more shame associated with it,\" said BelisleBelisle also says, adults who are bullied may become depressed, lose their jobs and even develop post-traumatic stress disorder."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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