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In three sentences, please tell me the main points of the article.

This is the article I’m referencing:
An estimated 12 to 16 percent of women, and 4 to 7 percent of men, will be stalked in their lifetime. The federal government and all 50 states have enacted anti-stalking statutes, yet there is still no universally accepted definition of what constitutes stalking. When I talk about stalking, I'm referring to a pattern of behavior carried out by one person against another which is intended to harass, intimidate, or terrorize the victim—and usually does.

Cyberstalking occurred in about 25 percent of cases studied—which seems low to me. If my suspicion is correct, the reasons for the low numbers arise from the data collection methodology, the population being studied, and other reasons that I won’t digress on here. But it seems likely that cyberstalking is only likely to increase, since the potential for surveillance and harassment is huge while the risk to the stalker is relatively small.

Former spouses and paramours are the most common targets of stalking, followed by victims being stalked by an acquaintance. Only about one in four incidents involves stalking by a stranger. Most stalkers are men—70 to 80 percent, as reported by various studies—but one specific type of stalking is perpetrated almost exclusively by women. (See below.)
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Stalking - a pattern of harassment, intimidation, or terrorization of a singular victim - is experienced by roughly 4 to 7 percent of men and 12 to 16 percent of women. The occurrence of cyberstalking is only about 25%, though that percentage is likely to rise. The most common targets for stalking are former spouses or lovers, with 70 to 80 percent of stalkers being men, although women and strangers can also be stalkers.