"We're not considering bioplastic production in isolation, we're not considering waste management in isolation - we're linking that," he said.
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You have to have the capital to invest, but in the end, in isolation, Capex won't give a great solution in isolation.
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Okafor also operates in isolation far more often than his peers—he ranks fifth in the NBA in percentage of plays in isolation at 236 percent.
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If you switch the ball screen, you're usually counting on your center to defend Harden in isolation—but Harden led the league in isolation attempts, with 6.8 per game, and scored .
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If these denigrations of the intelligence of Waters existed in isolation, one might well be able to write them off as fluke or coincidence, but they do not exist in isolation.
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In isolation, these sculptures are awash in style and personality.
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Moments like my Little Women exchange don't exist in isolation.
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Neither government nor nonprofits can solve this problem in isolation.
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In isolation, none of these choices is a character problem.
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And no single intervention needs to be used in isolation.
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Those decisions are being made almost in isolation of you.
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Dangerous in isolation, their policies could be worse in combination.
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I'm a trauma surgeon, but I don't work in isolation.
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They were also interrogated in isolation and deprived of sleep.
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Taken in isolation, these measures are tolerable if not popular.
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Jacobs spent five years in isolation on Florida's Death Row.
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Had they evolved in isolation to sapiens in East Africa?
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Kane is kept in isolation under a clear plastic tent.
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But that wrongly assumes that fortunes are built in isolation.
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The latest deal may pass muster when viewed in isolation.
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But by no means does this protest exist in isolation.
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"Jews are not allowed to mourn in isolation," he said.
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They put in isolation policies and what did that produce?
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The #HISEAS crew has emerged after a year in isolation!
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At least 22 have tested positive and are in isolation.
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He remains in isolation in a stable condition, officials said.
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It used to be that suicides acted mostly in isolation.
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McKenna lived largely in isolation until her death, around 1966.
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Happy St. Patrick's Day Here's how to celebrate in isolation.
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In isolation, each of these cases was quite narrowly conceived.
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"I think not being in isolation is key," she said.
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Today's journals convey the shared experience of life in isolation.
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Today's journals convey the shared experience of life in isolation.
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The crisis at Carver Academy was not unfolding in isolation.
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In isolation, each of these reforms might be relatively minor.
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Each worked in a separate room to translate in isolation.
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The man was put in isolation in his own home.
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The man is currently in isolation at a Munich hospital.
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I'm sure that they want to hold me in isolation.
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All this should, in isolation, be good for Aramco's worth.
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But it's not just about this one race in isolation.
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Gone are the days when computing products operate in isolation.
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Anyone of these things -- in isolation -- might not raise eyebrows.
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She did not have to work things out in isolation.
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Widely held opinions that simmer in isolation can be dangerous.
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The starting point is that exploitation doesn't happen in isolation.
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Complicating matters further, no single marine species lives in isolation.
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Here's the story of Mr. Assange's seven years in isolation.
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The devastation around the battle of Mosul doesn't come in isolation.
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Instead, we're watching these characters watch each other, alone, in isolation.
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"You use to evolve your own style in isolation," he says.
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These theories aren't benign, and they don't spring up in isolation.
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More important, America's fiscal expansion is not taking place in isolation.
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Take a look below to see it glaringly obvious in isolation.
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But looking at that in isolation completely misses the big picture.
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But Bouvet said the data could not be seen in isolation.
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Gestures may be simple actions, but they don't function in isolation.
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When it began, it was a show about people in isolation.
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It's difficult to enjoy a single match in isolation any more.
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Ms. Morgan is interested in isolation personally as well as literarily.
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Stopping cancer as we know it cannot be done in isolation.
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It's not about the design, processor, software, or services in isolation.
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Switzerland, with its heavily export-driven economy, hardly exists in isolation.
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Even 60 Muslim inmates in isolation are fed meals after sundown.
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They would never work with men in isolation, Ostrowski tells me.
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Mr. Suarez remained in isolation while he governed the city remotely.
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Vegetables, on the other hand, are almost never eaten in isolation.
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The individual has been in isolation since starting to show symptoms.
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None exist in isolation; the flavors are meant to be interposed.
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The presumptive positive patient is hospitalized in isolation, the release said.
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Mr. Trudeau will remain in isolation for the next two weeks.
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She is in stable condition and remains in isolation at home.
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They are being treated in isolation at two San Francisco hospitals.
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Both patients are in isolation in their respective homes, he said.
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School officials said the student was recovering, and remained in isolation.
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Some of the patient's family members are in isolation, he said.
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But those tea leaves can be hard to read in isolation.
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" A judge interjected, "Or eat, or be put in isolation, right?
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Johnson killed himself approximately 14 minutes after being placed in isolation.
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But a family of deposed aristocrats living in isolation proved intriguing.
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DeAngelo is being kept in isolation in the Sacramento County Jail.
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Biden's miscues in this campaign might be blips taken in isolation.
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One group cannot stay in isolation; others provide the enabling environment.
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"We don't feel good in isolation, most of us," she says.
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This study on fish and reef health doesn't come in isolation.
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The Silver Shadow is holding passengers in isolation while docked in Brazil After two guests onboard the Silver Shadow tested positive for COVID-19, the cruise ship was docked in isolation at a port in northeastern Brazil.
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In isolation, this whole thing might not be that big a deal.
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Research indicates that media framing, in isolation, can help to shape opinions.
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Still, it's a worthwhile debate because CVS isn't doing this in isolation.
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Diversifying your flora "But the microbiome doesn't work in isolation," Beaumont said.
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We think and act not in isolation but by comparing and contrasting.
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Police said the group may have lived in isolation for nine years.
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At the moment, most African scientists work either in isolation or abroad.
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Land use choices are made not just by individual preferences in isolation.
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In isolation, none of these standoffs would be cause for great alarm.
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In some ways, of course, treating each case in isolation provides succor.
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But talking about the trade deficit in isolation is a huge mistake.
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On Kamikaze, he's reduced himself to a shuttered man shouting in isolation.
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Enhancing pathways like p53 in isolation could have unintended consequences, she said.
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It centers on three sisters raised in isolation, sequestered from an outbreak.
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The patient had been in isolation at Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center.
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"That's good news because we can put them in isolation," he said.
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All the other Congolese family members are in isolation at Bwera Hospital.
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I preferred to be alone, in isolation, and write in my book.
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After talking to her, I believe our titles were created in isolation.
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Mr. Washington, who was handcuffed and shackled, was eventually placed in isolation.
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The emaciated patients locked in isolation cells at an underfunded psychiatric ward.
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The elderly will need special social support to stay healthy in isolation.
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Like puzzle pieces, these numerous factors work in tandem, not in isolation.
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Nonprofits and school systems are planning meal deliveries for those in isolation.
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Around seven people there are in isolation after showing COVID-250 symptoms.
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To be a serious historical figure today is to stand in isolation.
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He is now in isolation at Seychelles Hospital and is receiving antibiotics.
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Airline passengers from China are now subject to two weeks in isolation.
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In isolation, the debt is not the largest threat facing the nation.
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In isolation, it's hard to disagree with much of what Trump suggests.
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During one stretch, he lives in isolation and keeps a video diary.
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It's just hard to say something for a return that's in isolation.
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"You can't really look at the emergency fund in isolation," Wilson said.
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"What we're proposing is not doing these things in isolation," he said.
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In isolation, the generic ballot might not spell total doom and gloom.
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Gazprom Dobycha Nadym said they would remain in isolation until March 30.
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"Issues like this one should not be resolved in isolation," Putin said.
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It sounds pretty good, floating there in isolation on an online survey!
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In Isolation, Combat is rare and even more rarely a good idea.
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In doing so, so many of us are forced to suffer in isolation.
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She also had to live in isolation because of her challenged immune system.
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Either group operating in isolation without the other is ineffective and somewhat dangerous.
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She and her brother Namhoon were held in isolation as the investigation continued.
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The attack on those four vessels a month ago didn't happen in isolation.
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A family of four lives in isolation in this log cabin in Russia.
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In isolation, either an export subsidy or an import tax is plainly protectionist.
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When Sebastian looked at the VIX in isolation, it didn't tell him much.
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The patient is currently "doing well" and in isolation at home, they said.
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We can put it on its own server and run everything in isolation.
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In isolation, detainees are on lockdown for at least 22 hours each day.
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"You would not believe the people living in isolation with this," concludes Casavant.
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The boys are now recovering in isolation at the Chiang Rai Prachanukroh hospital.
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Due to their celebrity status, the family lived mostly in isolation while filming.
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His improvement in isolation, on the other hand, is nothing short of remarkable.
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When the alien breaks them, in Isolation, it diminishes our sense of safety.
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His lawsuit against Norway says being kept in isolation violates his human rights.
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Will this be notably better for people living in isolation than traditional video?
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Some of these moves weren't actually all that unusual, at least in isolation.
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However, one thing is quite clear: this massacre did not occur in isolation.
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When certifying an aircraft, we do not consider a single factor in isolation.
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Turgay Ulu: People in lagers are in isolation and don't have technical means.
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"The person is doing well and is in isolation at home," Cooper said.
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Those in isolation should keep away from other people as much as possible.
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India has over 135 confirmed coronavirus cases, with several hundred people in isolation.
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And in isolation, perhaps many (or all of them) yield a positive ROI.
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The dispensability of each of these individual provisions in isolation is the problem.
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Similarly, a group's financial statements cannot be read in isolation, Ms. Brill said.
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Fearful of being confined in isolation units, people have avoided testing and treatment.
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All four Nets are in isolation and under the care of team physicians.
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Meanwhile, Bogstad is trying to keep busy during her two-weeks in isolation.
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Like we told you, whoever did do it has been placed in isolation.
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Those inmates are being held in isolation and say guards have beaten them.
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She was admitted to Hechi People's Hospital and put in isolation, officials said.
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But Buber argued that it's nonsensical to think of the self in isolation.
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Mr. Bullock, 32, has spent long stretches in isolation at six different prisons.
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Obesity is a grave health concern, largely because it rarely occurs in isolation.
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Yet such technology is impotent in isolation, said U.N. trafficking expert Ben Smith.
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Mario Diaz-Balart on CNN on Tuesday, would be to work in isolation.
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The interview coach points out that you rarely work in isolation these days.
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"I am used to working in isolation and having complete control," he said.
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Of course, Mr. Bolsonaro's agribusiness-friendly agenda should not be seen in isolation.
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Nothing moves in isolation; everything affects everything else, and rarely for the better.
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"A child being kept in isolation ... is contrary to international law," she said.
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In isolation, Americans support universal coverage and even a national health care program.
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"It is important that these transactions not be reviewed in isolation," wrote Grassley.
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They'd been studying these two geometric settings in isolation from each other for decades.
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"We think putting out the list price in isolation is very confusing," he said.
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This finding doesn't highlight one specific law, like an assault weapon ban, in isolation.
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Tasmania's forests are precious because they evolved in isolation, unaffected by settlement until recently.
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Tilikum had been taken from his home and family, and he was in isolation.
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For incarcerated survivors, being placed in isolation can exacerbate the trauma of the assault.
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The group has been advised to stay in isolation at home for 14 days.
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It's a descendant of old Norse that developed in isolation throughout the Middle Ages.
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After coming down with a fever, she and her husband were placed in isolation.
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Webb Weiman: The reality of living in isolation is out there and it's real.
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In spite of all this power, they live in isolation because they fear exposure.
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Because it's popular, and because this is 2016, these things never exist in isolation.
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In isolation, this seems like a shrewd way to get the song radio play.
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Analysing the supply side of the innovation equation in isolation can also be misleading.
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Often children are in traction or in isolation, for example, depending on their illnesses.
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Individual historical documents read in isolation rarely give the full sense of an era.
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Viewed in isolation, each of these measures suggests a certain level of temperature rise.
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Some Zen masters require new Buddhist monks to train in isolation for five years.
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Namely, the founders' ability to run their services in isolation from the Facebook machine.
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Gone are the days of campaigns crafting candidates' platforms in isolation behind closed doors.
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The ban affected fewer than 30 young inmates who were being held in isolation.
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An MBA class will consider a business issue—here, a specific company—in isolation.
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Too often, researchers, providers, healthcare networks, information technologists, and payers may work in isolation.
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However, valuations should not be considered in isolation but in relation to other factors.
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It was not immediately clear why De La Rosa had been placed in isolation.
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For the better part of a decade, he has eaten standing up, in isolation.
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These are all essential contributing factors, so it's not really about performance in isolation.
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A cruise ship with passengers in isolation has been denied entry at Caribbean ports.
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We need to have more people of color representing themselves, just not in isolation.
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She is also in isolation, according to a photo she posted on social media.
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Weinstein is being held in isolation, according to a report in the Niagara Gazette.
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The move to conclude the investigation quickly, Democrats argued, is not happening in isolation.
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There are now 25 guests and 27 crew members showing flu symptoms in isolation.
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Any single climate policy from a single country will look relatively modest in isolation.
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The individual will remain in isolation and under the care of team medical staff.
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All of these moments worked in isolation; stacked together, they made very little sense.
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Some 1,500 spots will be created in "isolation zones" for those identified as radicals.
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India has more than 200 confirmed coronavirus cases, with several hundred people in isolation.
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The passenger who tested positive was in isolation as of Thursday, the department said.
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Trudeau himself is in isolation after his wife, Sophie, tested positive for the coronavirus.
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At least five family contacts of the first patient have been placed in isolation.
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There, they are spraying disinfectant in isolation wards, intensive care units and operating rooms.
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No one — not single-payer supporters or opponents — should take one study in isolation.
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He will remain in isolation until his symptoms have resolved, Queensland Health authorities said.
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She is in isolation at a hospital in Chicago, and is in stable condition.
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"I have been in isolation for almost 16 years," she said at the ashram.
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Gadon's husband at the time stayed with her during her six months in isolation.
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" "In isolation and out of context with the lesson, the image could be misunderstood.
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As long as folks, people see it as symbols, they think it's in isolation.
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Viewed in isolation, Judge Watson wrote on Wednesday, the new order was just fine.
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"No one of these things is going to get done in isolation," he said.
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Maya, a renowned poet living in isolation, believes her work has begun to decline.
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O'Quin spent much of the next seven days restrained to a chair in isolation.
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Each change in isolation is relatively modest, but the sum of them is growing.
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Suge says he's now sitting in isolation, unable to even make a phone call.
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Taken in isolation, the elimination of interest expense deductibility would ultimately increase cash taxes paid.
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Squad makes those experiences social — including the "social" networks we often scroll through in isolation.
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Mochizuki had developed IUT theory over a period of nearly 20 years, working in isolation.
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Certainly, no gene acts in isolation, nor is one the sole determinant of any trait.
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Traditionally, bishops and Baptists pastors have been allowed to operate in isolation, free from oversight.
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In isolation, any one account could be more easily picked apart and cast into doubt.
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To put that another way: in isolation, the two sculptures would be infinitely less interesting.
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Maud lived in isolation and deprivation until her final days, succumbing to pneumonia in 1970.
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Ted Cruz didn't come up with this hard, combative and gladiatorial campaign approach in isolation.
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YONKERS Dance concerts: "Solo Flight 11," Nina Yoshida; and "Images in Isolation," Meghan Meehan. Jan.
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But investors would be wise not to view issues like taxes and subsidies in isolation.
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You have to take that leap, and I guess you have to work in isolation.
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As Merino says, the work of birth justice activists and organizations doesn't exist in isolation.
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In isolation, the implications of this bacterial colonization of attire are not easy to discern.
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In no way would Republicans want something like to that to become law in isolation.
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In isolation, neither target may be unique to cancer cells—but the combination might be.
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It's known as "the entourage effect" -- the chemicals work best together, instead of in isolation.
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In most games, actors perform in isolation, spending hours in a recording booth reading lines.
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The Morningstar ETF expert said it is important not to look at yield in isolation.
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The lesson is that policymaking must be holistic; proposals cannot be judged fully in isolation.
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Law had a dose of radiation therapy that kept her in isolation for two weeks.
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The early start to summer on the Greenland ice sheet is not occurring in isolation.
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Thus it is not analytically meaningful to consider CFO of the retailing business in isolation.
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As a result, North Macedonia stagnated in isolation as the other regional nations moved on.
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Normally when we attempt to verify video, we don't look at a clip in isolation.
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According to Synergy Sports, Oladipo's greatest struggle relative to last year has been in isolation.
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It is the opposite of just an idea, or just an individual, building in isolation.
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As a result, neither emotions are ever easy to understand in isolation from each other.
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This person was put in isolation, but not before he had been in the community.
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The aide, who was not identified, had been in isolation since beginning to show symptoms.
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The remaining passengers and crew members are still being kept in isolation in their cabins.
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The couple had been hospitalized in isolation after being diagnosed with novel coronavirus last week.
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Of the remaining inmate population, nine are in isolation housing and 21 are under quarantine.
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"You can't do those things in isolation without thinking about what that does to humans."
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King County will buy a motel in order to place COVID-19 patients in isolation.
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King County will buy a motel in order to place COVID-19 patients in isolation.
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The remaining passengers and crew members are still being kept in isolation in their cabins.
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He prefers to live on his computer in isolation, even when it's not actually mandatory.
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Those with milder cases recuperate in isolation centers with hundreds of beds and nursing care.
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These actions should consider longstanding, social-environmental effects, rather than addressing individual problems in isolation.
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His wife was doing well but remained in isolation at a local hospital, they said.
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A solo dancer, who looks like he is suffering in isolation — or has he died?
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Trump's Syria snafu — although made with "great and unmatched wisdom" — cannot be viewed in isolation.
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The Snohomish County resident was in stable condition Thursday and remains in isolation, Diaz said.
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More than 1,000 beds were prepared in isolation wards in case the virus spreads further.
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These tipping points don't exist in isolation; many of them interact and reinforce one another.
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Three who reported fevers are in isolation in a Hong Kong hospital for further testing.
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With reports of such experiences, people still in isolation are fearful of what lies ahead.
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The SPLC warns that extended periods in isolation can generate psychological harm and suicide risk.
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Guantanamo Bay houses dangerous terrorists who must be kept in isolation, away from our citizens.
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There's the futuristic East African nation of Wakanda from Black Panther, which thrives in isolation.
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They will remain in isolation for monitoring and any necessary treatment (The New York Times).
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But his glee points to something important, something missed in taking these things in isolation.
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I imagine each of them also tumbling in space, in isolation, no gravity, no orientation.
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Unlike semantic content, social function cannot be understood in isolation, just by examining the words.
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And plenty of people just practice mindfulness by themselves, in isolation, at home or wherever.
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Raising Turtle in isolation also allows Martin to tighten his jealously possessive hold on her.
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Ioannidis's paper, which raises questions about the trustworthiness of p-values, doesn't come in isolation.
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Three other suspected Ebola cases not related to the family remain in isolation, the ministry said.
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If you do the math in isolation on a short-term scale, sure, trees are renewable.
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While some pieces in the exhibition directly address the referendum, many others were created in isolation.
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Like farmworkers, domestic workers typically work in isolation — just in private homes instead of remote fields.
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"It's important that Russia does not act in isolation; that's when it becomes dangerous," said one.
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The allegations, some of them trivial in isolation, seemed in their profusion hard to write off.
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"This is important because we do not eat particular nutrients and foods in isolation," she said.
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Tech skills should not be viewed in isolation, though — especially given the changing nature of technology.
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On Earth it is rarely found in isolation, instead forming compounds like natural gas and water.
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"In isolation the results appear quite good," said Barclays analysts looking back at the earnings season.
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I think, to me, the real challenge is, tech often lives in isolation in these cities.
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These six people just spent a year living together in isolation for NASA's HI-SEAS project.
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In isolation, a lot of people are switching, so I'm able to get my own shot.
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That he will serve the sentence in isolation, however, was a factor meriting leniency, he said.
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The couple had their photographs and fingerprints taken and were put in separate cells in isolation.
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You know how they get shots off in isolation-type situations, and they're tough to stop.
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Solitary confinement we know creates insanity; being in isolation that way is a form of torture.
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Fandom is more than just loving something more than normal, and it rarely exists in isolation.
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In her home city, Aryana travels by armored vehicle, but more often she lives in isolation.
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There's no reason why Montreal would build a stadium in isolation, like it did in 2000.
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Zines are made in isolation and most people who write zines are incredibly shy and awkward.
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" The injured girl showed severe symptoms of withdrawal; held in isolation, he says, "she became psychotic.
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Sanctions in isolation of a diplomatic process, however, rarely work in compelling a change in behavior.
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Each tax bite in isolation looks smaller and less distortion than the far larger cumulative burden.
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"That's why patients admitted to hospitals with community-acquired pneumonia aren't put in isolation," he said.
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The interests of African Americans and Latinos are too closely tied together to work in isolation.
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The buttering-up of Trump is not, viewed in isolation, the worst thing in the world.
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To complicate matters, the public-health effects of cannabis should not be looked at in isolation.
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Outreach workers visit the tribe's camps, and Jarawas receive medical treatment in isolation wards at hospitals.
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They don't learn in isolation — they learn from other kids in their preschools and from adults.
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Crazy coincidence: That's also just how bodies work — your muscles work in tandem, not in isolation.
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Most possessions that end in isolation are predictable, but they're not when Irving has the ball.
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Sometimes this occurs alongside physical and/or sexual abuse but sometimes it can occur in isolation.
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That's important, said Hooper, because patients can be kept in isolation while awaiting coronavirus test results.
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Public health officials recommend that people exposed to the coronavirus remain in isolation for 14 days.
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And none more so than this pandemic that is testing our collective strength even in isolation.
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" Megan Murphy, the friend who hosted the livestream, said it was the "best night in isolation.
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"Our collaboration provides respite and lightens the emotional labor spent when dealing in isolation," Young noted.
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Mitt Romney and Mike Lee of Utah, both in isolation after contact with their colleague. Sen.
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The suspect in the stabbing has reportedly been identified and placed in isolation, according to TMZ.
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Trudeau has no symptoms, but has been in isolation since last week as a precautionary measure.
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As of Sunday, he remained in isolation, leading the city by phone calls and video chats.
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"I don't believe in isolation," Mr. Butler told the New Orleans magazine "Where Y'at" in 2017.
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"They should be in isolation," said Dr. David Persse, of Houston's public health authority last week.
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In mainstream medicine, fascia is rarely considered in isolation as the cause of chronic pain disorders.
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Think of the numbers released Wednesday and Thursday as the latest strong signals, not in isolation.
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When her husband started experiencing symptoms, he was admitted to the hospital and placed in isolation.
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While in detention, he reportedly was held in isolation and made to listen to nationalist songs.
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Typically, inmates accused of assaulting officers are given lengthy sentences in isolation at maximum-security prisons.
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Perhaps most worrisome, many of the culprits in ending the expansion wouldn't necessarily arise in isolation.
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And realize that over the long run we're not going to deal with either in isolation.
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Held in isolation Officials at the detention center placed Jimenez in isolation on April 27 after he jumped over a rail from the second floor to the first floor of the facility, according to Danny Jackson, special agent in charge of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
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But that headspace is in constant flux and when he's back in isolation his wheels start spinning.
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The best advice is to avoid the mistake of using ETF flows in isolation as actionable advice.
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These are places where many immigrant families still live in isolation and fear, heightened after Trump's election.
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I cry because these moments seem so trivial in isolation but so meaningful in Munro's capable hands.
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" She told the young, single mothers in the audience, "you weren&apost meant to parent in isolation.
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Some people even believe that Tupac isn't actually dead, but living in isolation in some exotic country.
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In isolation, it might not be such a big deal if Hillary Clinton lost the Iowa caucuses.
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But in isolation it seemed like this thing where you need these mechanics to be engaging enough.
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Passengers on the ship have described feeling "stir crazy" as they wait out the quarantine in isolation.
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She used a neural network that can find patterns across answers rather than analyze each in isolation.
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For the following 70,220 years these people evolved in isolation, penned into their homeland by desertlike surroundings.
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Indeed, even when the VIX is viewed in isolation, August 2015 and June 2016 look markedly different.
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In isolation, that might lead to "modest" improvements over the current set-up, as the MAC argues.
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We tend to, here, come up with this term cloud, which in isolation doesn't really mean much.
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She was quarantined for only two hours; several friends have spent more than 18 hours in isolation.
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The garden will feature flowers chosen by incarcerated women and girls who have spent time in isolation.
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If you want to look at sentiment, you have to look at first-time investments in isolation.
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Of course, the characters don't live in isolation; they also need a rich environment to live in.
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Eterneva's formation process guarantees that each stone is made in isolation — with no risk of cross-contamination.
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Cruz is unsettling enough in isolation, but it's the combination of him and Trump that really galls.
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Six people spent the last year in isolation inside this dome to simulate living conditions on Mars.
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"Training, diet and recovery don't work in isolation; it's a symbiotic, all-or-nothing relationship," he says.
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They're kept in isolation for 22 to 24 hours a day, usually coming out only to exercise.
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To understand why this is so, it's crucial to recognize that beliefs do not exist in isolation.
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For the following 2000,0003 years these people evolved in isolation, penned into their homeland by desertlike surroundings.
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An effective pump routine usually involves working muscles in isolation, explosively and with little rest between sets.
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On Friday morning, Reynolds appeared on CNN and insisted that her story not be seen in isolation.
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Agencia Brasil reporter Alex Rodrigues told CNN Teixeira is being held in isolation, away from other prisoners.
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It is child abuse every day that passes in which the children already separated remain in isolation.
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Second, although specific programs are housed in individual agencies, few science and technology activities exist in isolation.
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As a result, they were often treated separately in isolation tents, away from the main medical facilities.
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"It's difficult to measure the impact of GST on any commodity in isolation so soon," Pant said.
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Any one of Drake's odd weed encounters taken in isolation might be small enough to explain away.
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It might mean that a splinter group of early Christians who did believe this, existed in isolation.
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The idea that creative types are romantic figures, disconnected from reality and creating in isolation is unfounded.
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Taken in isolation, it's a laudable thing for her to have done back on October 9, 2016.
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Maria Cantwell of Washington tested positive and had been in isolation, according to a statement on Wednesday.
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I've always been interested in isolation and how people find meaning in a life that's really difficult.
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For every meal purchased, the Hills supply another to a vulnerable individual or elderly person in isolation.
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Irving is especially good at attacking Green in isolation, something most players are afraid to even attempt.
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In Northern California, three health care workers tested positive for the virus, and dozens are in isolation.
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In Northern California, three health care workers tested positive for the virus, and dozens are in isolation.
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Mr. Johnson plans to stay in isolation for seven days, with his meals left at the door.
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He concluded that Mr. Trump's proclamation, viewed in isolation, was neutral and justified by national security concerns.
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Two hours later, the whole floor is that way, all rooms in isolation with negative air flow.
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With health clubs closed, trainers are hosting online workouts to ensure gym goers can exercise in isolation.
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He warned that China risked returning to the stagnation it suffered in isolation during the Mao era.
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The number of those in isolation as they await test results is far higher in many places.
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In 2016, the Colorado State Penitentiary lifted its ban on outdoor exercise for inmates held in isolation.
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The woman, 83, and her husband, 85, also an American citizen, were both hospitalized and in isolation.
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The man, who in isolation at Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett, Washington, recently traveled from Wuhan.
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That might be true in isolation, Gakidou said, but the picture changes when all risks are considered.
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"The clubs were doing a lot of good work, but it was often in isolation," Bunce said.
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With many remaining in isolation or working from home, fears of a larger economic shock are growing.
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Facebook isn't working in isolation here, and has many profitable partnerships with other apps and data brokers.
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I made some rudimentary masks years back to cut the tension for chronically ill PTs in isolation.
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All four US patients traveled from Wuhan prior to being diagnosed and are being treated in isolation.
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Taiwan has also prepared more than 1,000 beds in isolation wards in case the virus spreads further.
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Scientists have tried but been so far unable to make these cells in isolation in a lab.
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"They told me they needed me to be aggressive in isolation and that draws fouls," Durant said.
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Looked at in isolation, you could view Biden's strength in these polls as reflecting his moderate ideology.
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But I believe that you cannot look at one field in isolation of the general market context.
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Every song that I've written is a result of some experience, and usually they're written in isolation.
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At the center of this is a complex web of major NPCs who don't exist in isolation.
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After devastation, it appears, humans cannot act in isolation but must find community in order to rebuild.
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Juvenile and LGBTQ inmates are often put in isolation for their own protection against older or bigoted prisoners.
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The work highlights the fact that no national culture is 'pure' or created in isolation from foreign influences.
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According to Tolentino, a lot of the women worked in isolation, chipping away at misogyny on parallel paths.
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The tech solution might be what Silicon Valley is used to, but it can't be implemented in isolation.
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Some of it may drag a bit in isolation, but it largely feels necessary for the larger story.
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" They often work in tandem, but it's rare that they work in isolation like they did on "There.
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Those of us living before the #MeToo movement struggled through such days in isolation, quiet shame, and exhaustion.
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The two men while away their long days in isolation by working, drinking, bullshitting, and drinking some more.
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While Maddox was in isolation, their 1-year-old daughter, Danika, was in the care of her grandmother.
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Health officials in 2003 were able to reduce SARS' infections by keeping patients in isolation, among other measures.
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Put her in City of Hope [National Medical Center] and she was there in isolation for a month.
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Judged in isolation, lowering the cap on the mortgage deduction is a highly progressive way to raise money.
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Though often presented in isolation, the Armory show is a deluge, and interpretation washes over viewers in waves.
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The artists do not exist in isolation and are largely dependent and often intertwined with this university population.
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"We believe the unsold inventory should be measured against the prevailing demand, rather than in isolation," it said.
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But Lavretsky and others agree that even if the medications are effective, they shouldn't be used in isolation.
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It's unclear how Shortwave would differ from that app, although it's likely the two were developed in isolation.
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Interestingly, the fish in the study didn't seem to retain their conformist predilections when tested again in isolation.
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Before the series started Ty Lue told me he liked how you could attack in isolation against switches.
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I think the question of whether we're asking too much or too little can't be answered in isolation.
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Olsen said in a statement that the vessel had docked at Norfolk and seven passengers were in isolation.
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Ultimately, the problem is bigger than governments or private industry can solve in isolation or with piecemeal solutions.
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It is more important to see cash flow growing over time rather than yield in isolation, Johnson said.
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But each one of those shocks in isolation is not sufficient enough to derail U.S. growth, he said.
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Another character has lived in isolation for years battling monsters in place of the demons in his head.
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South Africa exists in isolation, and metal is still very much a white thing, in Cape Town especially.
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For two months, he remained home in isolation — reading, communicating with friends and pedaling on his exercise bike.
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Rural poverty does not occur in isolation, and solutions to it will reverberate far beyond the family farm.
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"The refugee numbers should not be viewed in isolation from other expansive humanitarian programs," Pompeo said on Monday.
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On this view, inequality can be dealt with in isolation, after figuring out how best to lubricate markets.
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He lives his days in isolation, but finally finds work as a writer for a mysterious occult magazine.
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The rich tend to think in isolation, in the mornings, and for at least 15 minutes every day.
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In isolation, Assange came to resemble the Wizard of Oz, a pallid inventor hidden behind a grand machine.
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Hayward is not Butler, a ball-dominant hurricane who regularly holds the ball to attack defenses in isolation.
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Acceptance into a societal fabric, however, takes time and many refugees spend their first few years in isolation.
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Much art is made in isolation because isolation highlights longing, and longing is always a good starting point.
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We went to Seattle to record this record and we stayed there for two weeks, basically in isolation.
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The afternoon before James Burns was first placed in isolation, his mother took him to see Jurassic Park.
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Nor can we consider that power imbalance in isolation from the way Amazon pits cities against one another.
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In other words, the public is seeing the court and its future not in isolation but in context.
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"The individual will remain in isolation and under the care of team medical staff," the Piston's statement said.
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They had to adjust to, and thrive in, isolation in order to live and work under extreme conditions.
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Elliot Alderson, the show's paranoid, reality-shifting protagonist and unreliable narrator, was living in isolation at his mother's.
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They were put in isolation and told to wait while transportation to an Ebola treatment center was arranged.
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The attendant is "currently in isolation but has no symptoms such as cough or fever," the airline said.
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Meadows tested negative for the virus but will remain in isolation till Wednesday, The New York Times reported.
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The patient is being provided with food, but is supposed to "remain in isolation, in quarantine," she said.
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Think of the strategy as a three-legged stool: mutually reinforcing supports that can't really work in isolation.
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While long-haul truck drivers spend a lot of time in isolation, they are still vulnerable to coronavirus.
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For many it's a precautionary measure, but some people in isolation have been showing symptoms of COVID-19.
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He was admitted to the NYU Langone Health — Cobble Hill emergency department in Brooklyn and put in isolation.
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But they didn&apost, because they understood that decision to kill Soleimani was not an act in isolation.
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All hospitals had been asked to keep those suspected to have the virus in isolation wards, he added.
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The other is a woman in her 70s who's in serious condition and has been placed in isolation.
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The patient, who is not being named, is in isolation at Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett, Washington.
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They said a man from Starnberg in Bavaria was infected and was being treated and kept in isolation.
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You don't make the decision to eat that hamburger — or to have fast food every day — in isolation.
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"If you teach anything in isolation, chances are the students will not retain the information," she told CNN.
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They were taken to an undisclosed hospital with fevers and are in isolation as they undergo more tests.
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In Singapore, the authorities placed a Chinese girl with pneumonia in isolation because she had traveled to Wuhan.
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The man will stay in isolation until he is cleared by public health officials, according to the MDPH.
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The cases were in the city of Qom and the patients have been put in isolation, he said.
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With SARS, once these people were identified, and put in isolation, it was easier to stop the disease.
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The patient is being kept in isolation to prevent the illness from spreading, according to the health department.
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All hospitals had been asked to keep those suspected to have the virus in isolation wards, he added.
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A holistic view of cyber security must be applied, which recognizes that no single entity stands in isolation.
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Dangers of development According to Survival International, there more than 100 tribes around the world living in isolation.
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Your misery likely has companyDrinking and socializing are cultural acts, and most hangovers do not happen in isolation.
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Taxes should not be discussed in isolation, as they are part of a much bigger fiscal picture.2.
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The patient is being provided with food, but is supposed to "remain in isolation, in quarantine," she said.
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One tested positive for the coronavirus and they are all in isolation at home, the interior ministry said.
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February 1 Still in isolation, Cruz drank juice and refused a meal in the morning, one deputy said.
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In isolation, this non-scandal is (sorry) a nothingburger, but it shows how the conservative spin cycle operates.
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Umami mostly does not exist in isolation, except in one form: MSG, a pariah of the spice aisle.
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The government argued that the numbers should be seen in isolation as they were derived using a new methodology.
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It's easy to forget that none of this tends to happen in isolation, yet companies tend to feel isolated.
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A female crew member was placed in isolation inside the ship as officials feared more people could be sick.
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"We can't remain in isolation," he said, adding it had similar interests to those of other steel-producing countries.
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And then you&aposve got Paul Manafort in jail for 240 hours a day in isolation, convicted of nothing.
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Can you even assume that Penny is basing its decisions on trees, helipads, or buildings in isolation, or collectively?
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We don't eat foods in isolation, and we shouldn't grade their health merits like we do, Inoue-Choi says.
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Living in isolation for a certain period of time can take both an emotional and physical toll on people.
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"Stonehenge did not exist in isolation — [with the tunnel] all prospects of future findings will be obliterated," he said.
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No one could even have been sure it was Bezos just by looking at the blog post in isolation.
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Genetic studies show that it's lived in isolation from its fellow monitors for between one and two million years.
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The experiment, the longest of its type ever conducted, was designed to test crew cohesion and performance in isolation.
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Inmates are given 72-hours' notice and are kept in isolation, with only the company of their religious counselors.
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The theory promises all manner of interesting and perhaps useful behaviours of particles in isolation, under rigidly controlled conditions.
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Sukenik and her husband took Shira to the hospital, where she was put in isolation and received intravenous fluids.
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Back then I was stranded in isolation, desolated by a lack of understanding, unable to speak my innermost thoughts.
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You want a conversational system to be contextual so when you interpret a sentence things don't stand in isolation.
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So far, the total jail population in isolation has declined sharply during Mr. Ponte's tenure, to 142 from 611.
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For example, researchers can "cut and paste" genes to study them in isolation and figure out what they do.
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As with any religious text, the Koran is contradictory and ambiguous and the reader cannot approach it in isolation.
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When gearing up to write Standards, he took a substantial portion of the album's budget and invested in isolation.
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If it sounds this nice in isolation, I can only imagine how it'll slot into a larger, focused whole.
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" The guidelines also make a point of stating that "people do not eat food groups and nutrients in isolation.
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Governments spent in isolation and missed out on savings worth 25 billion euros a year, according to EU data.
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Bradley scored 22017 points off cuts during the regular season, which is 86 more than he earned in isolation.
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"When I was by myself in isolation, in some ways it was easier and in others, harder," Jacobs says.
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"If we look at it [Afghanistan] in isolation, we'll probably have something that's lacking in some area," said Mattis.
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Beyond the generic solidarity statements, journalists are kept in isolation, which of course puts them at even greater risk.
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Third, a big cut in the corporate rate does not happen in isolation as a break for new investment.
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These statistics may not seem like a big deal in isolation, but these are not just any government employees.
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Passing their tax bill It's a separate issue, but Congress-watchers know that nothing in Washington happens in isolation.
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These people would be hurt even more by continued increases in premiums if the mandate is repealed in isolation.
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This should be a national security issue pure and simple in isolation of everything else that went on before.
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But the revival of the bank black movement can't in isolation undo generations of structural racism and economic inequality.
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But this is a fair point to bring up in isolation—creators are only responsible for their own behavior.
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Trans detainees are often segregated in isolation for their protection and that responses to their medical needs are inadequate.
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According to Synergy, Harden ranks in the 75th percentile as a defender in isolation after a switch this postseason.
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Some tracks exists as strange alien beings in isolation, their origins as mysterious as the intentions of their creators.
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In Game 2, he actually made some nice plays attacking his defender in isolation and on pick-and-roll.
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"What went wrong in Haiti did not happen in isolation," said Helen Stephenson, Chief Executive of the Charity Commission.
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Acts of extreme violence are often carried out in isolation, but what about the organized far right in 2016?
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I was raised not in isolation, as Turner was, but in New York City, within the Chabad-Lubavitch movement.
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A majority of female farmworkers, who often toil in isolation in the field, have experienced sexual harassment or assault.
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Trudeau confirmed his wife's infection on Twitter on Friday, saying that he would stay in isolation for 14 days.
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Working in isolation can be lonely, which explains the popularity of co-working spaces like WeWork and The Wing.
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On arrival at hospital, Makamba developed severe respiratory distress and was kept in isolation under supervision from health practitioners.
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Johnson sounded "horrible in isolation," there's no way to properly judge without hearing the entire phone call in context.
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All were now being kept in isolation in a hotel in the beach city of Sihanoukville, the statement said.
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In isolation, these changes would substantially limit the ability of unaccompanied children to receive a fair day in court.
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But while organized criminal networks may be established outside Botswana, Ms. Rice pointed out, poachers cannot operate in isolation.
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But based on satellite images and field research, experts believe there are more than 100 communities living in isolation.
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After being treated and recovering in isolation in Australia, he is back in the United States and has recovered.
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At a disciplinary hearing, he was sentenced to 360 days in isolation and denied phone privileges for a month.
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"We are a part of this Earth and we cannot therefore consider our affairs in isolation," Dr. Lovelock wrote.
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Justin Trudeau is not currently exhibiting symptoms, according to PMO, but he will remain in isolation for two weeks.
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He was beaten with copper cables and held in isolation in a metal cage less than seven feet square.
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Critics noted that rabbits do not consume cholesterol in the wild, and humans do not consume cholesterol in isolation.
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Johnson will be in isolation for seven days but it's unclear if he will still be living with Symonds.
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Our sources say the suspect in the assault on Sirhan has been identified and has been placed in isolation.
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He seems to view every situation in isolation, with little appreciation of the "big picture" or long-run consequences.
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On Wednesday, North Korean state-run medial reported that more than 380 foreign nationals had been placed in isolation.
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The woman, from Macau, and her traveling companion were placed in isolation in the Costa Smeralda&aposs shipboard hospital.
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The patient there is being kept in isolation at a local hospital and is reported to be doing well.
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Critics say it can examine each deal only in isolation and not consider a more widespread campaign of purchases.
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It thinks of literature as existing not in isolation but as central to the play of historical political energies.
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But used in isolation, it doesn't reflect how the court has done its work for most of its history.
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The health authorities ordered that all 30 members of the guest's group remain in isolation while tests were conducted.
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Over and again, "Country Music" lays bare what is too often overlooked: that country music never evolved in isolation.
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Perhaps public health measures — identifying cases fast, putting infected people in isolation — will stop the spread of this coronavirus.
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During SARS, health authorities all worked toward identifying cases as quickly as possible, and putting infected people in isolation.
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The Kelly situation offers one final lesson for organizations: It is not enough to deal with incidents in isolation.
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Hollande replied that it was impossible to be socialist in isolation, before going on to frame the left's challenge.
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City officials have set aside space for those with the virus in the shelter system to recuperate in isolation.
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City officials have set aside space for those with the virus in the shelter system to recuperate in isolation.
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So sure, it makes sense, in isolation, to say that she shouldn't have bungled that sentence about coal workers.
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One tested positive for the virus and has remained in isolation at one of the hospital's facilities since then.
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CANADIAN PM TRUDEAU NOT SHOWING ANY SYMPTOMS OF CORONAVIRUS BUT WILL STAY IN ISOLATION FOR 14 DAYS - PM'S OFFICE
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Placed in isolation, Colbert said he was hearing voices and told medical staff he needed help, court records show.
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Per the Avalanche, the player has been at home in isolation since the symptoms appeared and has since recovered.
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That meta-review, rather than any one study in isolation, is likely to get closer to the true answer.
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Let's avoid using "alt-right" in isolation, without an explanation (which means it will rarely be appropriate in headlines).
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Yeah. I find it hard to answer that question in isolation because I think the Alex Jones thing ... It's a mistake to look at it in isolation because the decision that Twitter or Facebook makes is a more general decision that will have implications for cases involving people who aren't Alex Jones.
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"Members noted that a package of measures tended to be more effective than measures implemented in isolation," the minutes showed.
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Doctors are taking a cautious approach, placing the boys in isolation as they monitor their health and watch for infections.
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But examining the streaming products of AT&T's WarnerMedia, Disney and Comcast's NBCUniversal in isolation, a different concept reveals itself.
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"Schools are where kids spend the majority of their day, but they don't exist in isolation," Faherty said by email.
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But she's also lived so much of her life in isolation that she has no idea her actions are abnormal.
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It writes: We considered that in isolation, the claim "clinically tested alternative to birth control methods" was unlikely to mislead.
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The Wild Boars players are recovering in isolation at the Chiang Rai Prachanukroh hospital after more than two weeks underground.
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As for Spotify's longer-term outlook from an investor standpoint, the company's ARPU growth should not be viewed in isolation.
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For example simply looking at debt to GDP (gross domestic product) in isolation, l might not provide a useful picture.
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Features like this may look trivial in isolation, but collectively they're going to add up to a whole lot more.
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The bold way in which it presented its artworks together, yet in isolation, continues to be debated 30 years on.
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However, these studies have examined retinyl palmitate only as it reacts to UV radiation in isolation, not on human skin.
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The significance of such an approach is that it acknowledges that the cyber-attacks cannot effectively be analyzed in isolation.
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Mutations in cancer cells don't act in isolation; they can turn dozens, even hundreds, of other genes on and off.
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As long as there remains a motive for the fatwa, any leader going against that will find itself in isolation.
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Action to phase down HFCs and enhance energy efficiency can more than quadruple the effects of action taken in isolation.
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"China cannot develop itself in isolation of the world but the world also needs China for global prosperity," Xi said.
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Most of the 250 young adults who were in isolation at the beginning of the year have been moved out.
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But in my personal life, I was struggling in isolation with how to reconcile my own faith with my sexuality.
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"It's an old notion that a curator is buried in a stack of books or researching in isolation," he said.
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Cropsey said the F-35B, though, should be viewed as part of a larger defense strategy and not in isolation.
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She meets with artists who have labored in isolation for years and masters whose work she helps document and archive.
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However, Agnes cautioned on viewing the verdict in isolation, drawing attention to the fact that the NIA investigation will continue.
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The New Zealand women's rugby sevens team was placed in isolation after one of their players was diagnosed with mumps.
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From the look of the trailer, the thing is more of a psychological thriller about two strangers in isolation together.
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Without sedatives, nurses say, they must restrain patients or lock them in isolation cells to keep them from harming themselves.
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The worker said that had Mr. Garbuz been recognized as a coronavirus patient, he would have been placed in isolation.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "But, regardless, he has announced that him and his wife, Rita Wilson, are going to be in isolation.
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Once at the hospital, I was placed in isolation, tested for the virus and told to wait for the results.
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King County will buy a motel and put recovering patients in isolation there, the county said in a news release.
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Blanche said he was concerned Manafort would have to be held in isolation in Rikers Island to ensure his safety.
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He said anyone with symptoms of the virus should stay in isolation for 14 days, as should their family members.
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"Issues like this one should not be resolved in isolation," Putin said at his annual televised question-and-answer session.
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He spent a good deal of the next quarter-century in isolation, with little time outside his cell in Milan.
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The patient had tested positive on Tuesday and was in isolation at Kaiser Permanente Roseville, officials said in a release.
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Lyft announced it will "provide funds to drivers" who become sick or are put in isolation because of the virus.
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Any guests who are currently ill, or in isolation as a close contact, and all crew will remain on Zaandam.
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There are 28 passengers in isolation on the Braemar who have shown influenza-like symptoms, Fred Olsen Cruise Lines said.
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Put another way, what's better for each individual country in isolation is actually worse for the planet as a whole.
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With few exceptions, subjects are estranged by their context, captured in isolation and placed at the center of the image.
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Last year, Weber participated in a founders' retreat in the Montana wilderness, during which he spent three days in isolation.
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Mr. Morrison acknowledged that some of the cruise ship passengers would be frustrated by the additional two weeks in isolation.
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Today's 360º video joins six people living in isolation on a volcano in Hawaii to simulate human exploration of Mars.
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The government was contacting train passengers who sat near him and they would be put under observation in isolation wards.
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The government was contacting train passengers who sat near him and they would be put under observation in isolation wards.
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Viewed in isolation, each violation is insufficient to justify threatening Iran with new sanctions or an end to the deal.
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The rich tend to think in isolation, in the mornings, and for at least 15 minutes every day, he said.
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In very different ways, both shows ask: Is being good simply an individual act that you can undertake in isolation?
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The experiments are already revealing dangers that would have been missed had researchers tried to study individual species in isolation.
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The ministry said in a statement that the patient tested positive for the virus and is in isolation in hospital.
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The German man was being treated in isolation and officials were tracing people who had been in contact with him.
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Many blood cancer patients undergo stem cell transplantation, a costly and intensive treatment that requires long hospital stays in isolation.
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Just last week, a Wall Street Journal reporter was detained by Turkish officials for three days and held in isolation.
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Taken in isolation, the new Manafort bombshell would have rocked any presidency, given his senior role in the Trump campaign.
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Still working in isolation, Jack would have had no need to alter the cartoonist's dress code, one of rumpled indifference.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The dated but majestic Pyongyang Ice Rink is adorned with timeless symbols of a country in isolation.
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Last week, I explored the kinds of problems that are created when services try to tackle individual needs in isolation.
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Indoctrinated by his months with Nusra, he spent his leave in isolation with Ms. Rashid, who was then his fiancée.
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While tennis's governing bodies measure court speed in isolation, it is more useful to gauge the overall conditions at a tournament.
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Unless you're the fictional explorer in Diego Brambilla's series, My First Dream, about an astronaut wandering the solar system in isolation.
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"Yet there's a clear difference between listening to music in isolation, versus listening to music with others or engaging with music."
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In February, the story of a Syrian teen being held in isolation at the Toronto immigration holding center also made headlines.
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"The reverse of what some may be thinking is that Mexico has now started to trade more in isolation," says Stanners.
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The men are currently being held in isolation in the prison, which has a capacity of 1,114 inmates, Sky News reported.
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Despite having spent most of his time in prison in isolation, he seemed to brush aside the environment of his incarceration.
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So at one point I was kept in isolation for 23 hours out of the day behind a double steel door.
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Two of them had been cured and discharged from the hospital while 17 are undergoing treatment in isolation, the ministry said.
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After the latter incident, at the Washington Correctional Facility, Mr. McMillon was placed in isolation for six and a half months.
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I also think it is important that the artist always shows these figures in isolation, almost always against an unmarked ground.
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At the same time, it plays such a significant role in the pilot's realm that one cannot consider either in isolation.
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Shamen had to abstain from sex, meat, salt, sugar and fish, and live in isolation for a year before being anointed.
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"Any dog that is boarding with us that starts exhibiting these symptoms will be immediately placed in isolation," the clinic wrote.
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Because of them, a community of young lifters who would have previously trained in isolation were now engaged in constant dialogue.
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That's just to name one, but Shekerdemian said services like this tend to look at candidates in isolation from an assessment.
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"Hence, the risks of banks and CCPs should be considered jointly, rather than in isolation," it said in its quarterly review.
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She didn't crumble in isolation or simply of her own volition; she overdosed on fame, and we were complicit in that.
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That's a long-standing problem in the world of nutrition, since it's hard (and expensive) to study people's diets in isolation.
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Because muscles work in chains for postural support and movement, it's important to strengthen firing patterns -- not just muscles in isolation.
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Rosberg has also been impressively calm, insisting that he is not thinking about the title but taking each race in isolation.
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Children don't live in isolation; when parents are insured, their children are more likely to get the health care they need.
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On May 22, 14-year-old Lalsara Bika died from a severe cold-related illness contracted during her stay in isolation.
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The defense also discussed Abu Khatallah's 12 days in isolation after he was captured during a secret raid in June 2014.
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Taken in isolation, Zandi said, Warren would be able to find the revenue necessary to cover the massive cost of reform.
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Part of the potential problem with online sports betting is that is can be done quickly, in isolation, and without limits.
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A state inmate had complained that he had been placed in isolation for three years as punishment for a minor infraction.
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In isolation, amid emotional turbulence, self-injury is a secret friend, one that can be summoned anytime, without permission or payment.
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These data points need to be viewed in totality, rather than in isolation, and the portrait they create is terrifyingly clear.
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It's caused by the culture of modern psychology, which sometimes tries to talk about psychological traits in isolation from moral purposes.
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None of our human connections flourish in isolation; like us, they must be fed with the oxygen of recognition and acceptance.
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While some of Trump's economic policy proposals and recent reversals are, in isolation, to be welcomed, many may contain poison pills.
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We have to recognize that our struggle for civil rights isn't taking place in isolation from other struggles for civil rights.
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King County plans to buy a motel and put recovering patients in isolation there, the county said in a news release.
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The tests came back negative, but the man was being asked to remain in isolation, Mr. de Blasio said on Wednesday.
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I have elected to stay in isolation for two weeks for the greater good, and I am sure I'm not alone.
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The Niners fullback is doing straight-up Rocky-style workouts while in isolation ... squatting a whole damn tree in the snow!!!
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Goldston said the employee "has been in isolation at home since last week" and "is feeling much better already," he said.
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On his second visit to the hospital, he was given oxygen, put in isolation and tested for the virus, he tweeted.
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Makamba contracted the disease while he was in New York and was in isolation at Wilkins hospital, Harare's only isolation facility.
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Paul followed up by saying he'll continue working while in isolation, adding his staff should be in the clear here too.
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The East African nation has seven confirmed cases of the virus and many other people are in isolation awaiting test results.
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Travelers will be provided with a card containing contact information and guidance if they experience Covid-19 symptoms while in isolation.
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Perhaps the greatest takeaway from the exhibition is developing an appreciation for Harris in isolation from his Group of Seven peers.
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"The Lost Man," like "The Dry," is a study in isolation, she says (seen here riding a ferry in Sydney Harbor).
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He had been in isolation at home all week and thought he was getting better, but began coughing blood that morning.
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He had been in isolation at home all week and thought he was getting better, but began coughing blood that morning.
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The penalty to waiting even another week to make that call could mean a longer time in isolation and more deaths.
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Grégoire Trudeau is currently in quarantine, and the prime minister and their three children will remain in isolation for 14 days.
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He was hospitalized in isolation for 13 days and treated with a combination of drugs (BBC reported his case, see here ).
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"These abilities, when they are measured in isolation, decline with age," Zelinski said, a process which generally begins after age 60.
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Part of the explanation lies in our tendency to treat problems in isolation rather than as part of a larger whole.
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She also recommends that people call the Never Use Alone hotline if they are in isolation and have no other choice.
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She made it back to the US on February 18, but was in isolation at a quarantined facility until March 3.
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But of course this film, the 19th installment in a series, was never meant to be viewed or judged in isolation.
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The individual, a traveler from Wuhan, China, is in isolation in hospital and in good condition, it said in a statement.
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The patient is faring well but is still being kept in isolation out of an abundance of caution, health officials said.
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His criticism of the president is explosive in isolation and especially so coming from a member of the president's own party.
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A researcher studying pancreatic cancer should not work in isolation because collaborations are needed to make meaningful advances in this field.
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There's a temptation on the left to treat each of these stories in isolation and to debunk them one by one.
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"The Constitution is very clear in its protection of the cultural identity of Indigenous people, including those in isolation," he said.
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As of Tuesday night, the U.S. had 22020 confirmed cases of the virus, all of whom are in isolation in hospitals.
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As of Tuesday night, the U.S. had 2016 confirmed cases of the virus, all of whom are in isolation in hospitals.
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When Annabelle coughed in front of medical staff, the Center for Disease Control suggested the family stay in isolation for longer.
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He would be taken to a hospital later on Tuesday evening where he would be treated in isolation, the ministry added.
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Journal articles from the early days of radio show how radio transmissions lifted the spirits of people in isolation at hospitals.
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" Linda Cuthbertson, spokeswoman for the Royal College of Physicians, said "elements of our reports and statements have been used in isolation.
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US citizens who have traveled to China&aposs Hubei province must undergo 14 days in isolation upon returning to the country.
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Keep in mind that no single species lives in isolation—it feeds on other organisms, and other organisms feed on it.
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"It's easy to pull words out, look at them in isolation and ascribe whatever meaning you want to them," Petty said.
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This close relationship among our First Amendment rights means that they do not stand alone or in isolation from each other.
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But with everyone in isolation, the narrative rapidly devolves into a touch-and-go chatroom with little room for emotional crescendo.
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Like a lot of culture right now, things have gone from being consumed in a crowd to being consumed in isolation.
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There are clearly some medical benefits for some people from the components in marijuana — in isolation or sometimes when taken together.
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The New York Times published a story Tuesday saying Manafort would be sent to Rikers and likely would be held in isolation.
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Another feature of ACI that Monroy highlighted was the built-in isolation, something you'd usually get by default with a virtual machine.
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Image: APA 47-year-old Asian elephant named Happy has lived in isolation at the Bronx Zoo for the past 20173 years.
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A lot of reform efforts have focused on fixing one part in isolation, and ending up missing out on the big picture.
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In adult prisons, juveniles and transgender inmates are often put in isolation for their own protection against older or potentially harmful prisoners.
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College students might not enjoy spending the weekend in isolation, but measles is one of the most contagious diseases known to man.
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That might not seem like a huge number in isolation, but it's another sign of increasing antibiotic resistance, according to the authors.
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None of this data works in isolation, with marketing firms trading details and combining details to put together a very detailed profile.
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The aim of removing only cradle wood grain makes the task extra challenging, since that wood grain is never observed in isolation.
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John was attempting to practice an unhealthy, unsafe, and nonconsensual form of structured masochism, in isolation, outside of healthy established BDSM practice.
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Art in isolation is fast falling out of fashion, which may well be a testament to the attraction of Kettle's Yard itself.
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"We think that when people see it all together, rather than one in isolation, they're going to understand it more," says Merrill.
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"I remember getting the sense that many were living in isolation with so much shame, but the shame belonged to the perpetrators."
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What we do is we leave the person who's grieving in isolation to deal with their pain or their grief unto themselves.
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In isolation these are close to being solved — but making these work at large scale in a complex urban environment is not.
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To listen to Dirty Computer in isolation is to enjoy a fantastic album from an artist at the height of her powers.
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The highly secure federal facility is known as "Little Gitmo" because it houses many terrorism suspects in isolation while they await trial.
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But it's an imperfect system, because many forms of animal cruelty (like keeping chimps in isolation in concrete cages) are perfectly legal.
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Thousands of them work together at one giant site where they can easily communicate compared with, say, janitors who work in isolation.
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One was created for a "Stoic Traditionalist" who values time in isolation, is unadventurous and tends to be unassuming in their disposition.
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He and his family were living in isolation and they intended to stay that way for pretty much the rest of time.
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And each revelation makes it clearer that these incidents aren't happening in isolation – they're symptoms of systematic issues plaguing the entire community.
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And you'd need to repeat the process for multiple hormones; one in isolation is usually not enough for any given endocrinal task.
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Big Edie and Little Edie are shown living in isolation in the estate, which is decaying and dilapidated, both inside and out.
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How much does Oculus gain from growing the user base of a product that's best use case is watching Netflix in isolation?
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Males then spend their days roaming the wild in isolation or hanging out with other loner male elephants from time to time.
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Too many of the EU's regulatory initiatives after the credit crunch, though worthy enough in isolation, were far too burdensome — especially cumulatively.
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When people talk about his policy in isolation from his personal style, a more charitable view of this White House suddenly emerges.
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The SEC should proceed with the pilot only as part of a much broader market review, and not in isolation, they said.
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Most of the recent changes are meant for the most vulnerable inmates, whose time in isolation is supposed to be strictly limited.
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Doctors have stopped looking at wrinkles and sagging skin in isolation and are considering how volume loss in one area affects others.
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"I spent a lot of time in isolation when I was young because I wasn't popular, because I was geeky," he said.
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You might assume Trump fetishizes these things in isolation, preferring to overlook some of the darker events that took place around them.
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I like that both the Boxxx Report and State of the Thunder Zone in some way exist in isolation from your music.
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Those that have been traced will remain in isolation while tests are conducted, the country's National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) said.
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A member of McLaren's team and four crew members at rivals Haas have been tested for the coronavirus and placed in isolation.
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It's looking like one of those recovered patients will be Carl Goldman, who has been in isolation in Omaha for 28 days.
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Hanks shared an update from Australia, where he and his wife, Rita Wilson, are both in isolation after testing positive for coronavirus.
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The first chapters examine Mr. Trump's grandmother, Elisabeth Christ Trump, a German immigrant who raised her children in isolation from her homeland.
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The documentary filmmaker Crystal Moselle's breakout movie is about seven siblings who grew up in isolation in a Lower Manhattan apartment building.
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"In isolation, CBD obviously does have some benefits, but it's certainly not a catchall for all the world's health problems," he said.
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It's an impossible question to answer: Taxes are only one lever in an economy — and their effects can't be seen in isolation.
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They've already mobilized teams there, set up a lab, and prepared health centers where sick people can be cared for in isolation.
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Patients who might ultimately test negative for coronavirus, and be healthy enough to leave the hospital, are instead being kept in isolation.
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When a patient is admitted, they need to be placed in isolation — in a single room — so others are not at risk.
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For people in isolation, the mental health considerations included tips on staying connected to people by email, social media, videoconferencing and phone.
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Employees sent home due to the coronavirus outbreak now work in isolation as opportunitstic hackers use the crisis in phishing email attacks.
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He said that the way American Express deals with merchants should be considered in isolation and that its contracts were anti-competitive.
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Some of you will be spending this time in isolation eating, sleeping, and doing as little as possible, and that's absolutely fine.
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Ahead, find the best no-bite polishes on the market — all the better to kick that habit for good while in isolation.
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"Works of art should not be seen in isolation; they should be seen in a beautiful context," Mr. Stern told Harvard Magazine.
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Two other reservists from the same unit later tested positive for coronavirus and are now in isolation, Fort Bliss officials said Sunday.
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Microsoft has claimed that its seen a 775% increase in usage of its Azure cloud services in regions that are in isolation.
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The person who died in Placer County had underlying health conditions and had been in isolation at a hospital after falling ill.
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Once one person with the disease is identified, they can be treated in isolation so as not to spread the disease further.
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Some 2,197 people who came into contact with infected people were being kept in isolation, while 765 have been released from observation.
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The individual is not severely ill and is in isolation in an effort to keep the virus from spreading, the email said.
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Though Jason and other trans-amorous men tend to live in isolation from us and each other, we are all still connected.
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But, he said, he also wants to provide teams that often worked in isolation with the shared knowledge of HighTower's 250 advisers.
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An evolutionary step is rarely the product of one person working in isolation; it is one brick added atop hundreds of others.
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According to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, the man will remain in isolation until he is cleared by public health officials.
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The patient was in isolation at the Queen of the Valley Medical Center, while a second patient with symptoms was under investigation.
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And Western leaders surmised that unlike the 1990s civil war in Bosnia, the Syrian conflict could burn in isolation from their countries.
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More broadly, a reporter cannot truly tell these stories, however powerfully they do it, in isolation from the policies that led there.
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An evolutionary step is rarely the product of one person working in isolation; it is one brick added atop hundreds of others.
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I told them she was kept in isolation ... I was also told that I should have a hotel and plane ticket booked.
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"Nothing operates in isolation," Marc Morial, a former mayor of New Orleans and the president of the National Urban League, told me.
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"It&aposs not a pleasing answer, but these things are really complicated and no hormone or neurotransmitter acts in isolation," Bartz said.
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People who have tested positive for the virus and who have retreated to their homes, like Ms. Grégoire Trudeau, are in isolation.
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And we could consider new ways to safely allow select family members to be with loved ones during their time in isolation.
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There, he has been kept in isolation and almost incommunicado, denied all visits except from his lawyers and his young twin daughters.
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It's an abrupt end to a seven-year period in which he lived in isolation at the Ecuadorean Embassy to avoid capture.
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The main character is forced to live in isolation because of a strange gem, named the Horologium, that's embedded in her chest.
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That seems to be the major point about anti-harassment trainings: In isolation, they are nothing more than a Band-Aid solution.
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At crunchtime, the Cavaliers' offensive options are reduced to whatever magic their stars, Kyrie Irving and James, often working in isolation, can perform.
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Geologists say deposits like Oyu Tolgoi - meaning Turquoise Hill because of the staining of the rocks by oxidized copper - rarely occur in isolation.
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Research has shown that the first words that infants produce are often those that are heard most frequently in isolation in early development.
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According to Synergy Sports, opponents averaged a paltry 0.68 points per possession in isolation and 0.87 in the post when he defended them.
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While they keep the women behind bars, and in isolation, they can't keep Aguilera or Lovato from speaking (or, rather, singing) their truth.
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The crew member is in isolation on board the ship and other crew members and passengers are not allowed to disembark, she said.
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"If the past two decades have taught us anything, it's that the biggest challenges we face cannot be solved in isolation," he said.
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She has been living there in isolation to stake the family's claim to the land, while the government of Chávez's successor faces protests.
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A real effort to engage citizens in policy choices, so that Washington doesn't seem to be operating in isolation, might help sustain interest.
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Paul (Joel Edgerton), his wife Sarah (Carmen Ejogo), and their son, Travis (Kelvin Harrison Jr.), are surviving in isolation when a stranger arrives.
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How it works: The legal issue here is "severability" — if the ACA's individual mandate is unconstitutional, can it be struck down in isolation?
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But home genetic tests aren't tailored to your medical history, and in isolation, it can be harder to make sense of the findings.
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And we know that from the 1950s on, statistically, women did better in isolation tests and in sensory-deprivation tests than men did.
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Much of Narcosis is spent in isolation, as you sift through the rubble, and, far too often, discover what's left of your colleagues.
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She told the judge her gluten allergy hadn't been accommodated during her five days in jail, where she was being held in isolation.
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But these findings in isolation are not enough, said Silverstein, who co-authored an op-ed in JAMA analyzing the task force's recommendation.
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By essentially pushing the site in isolation from a CDN, they aren't tapping into a dynamic setup that might be open to attack.
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"I do view bulimia as self-harm, and I think that it tends to be something that really thrives in isolation," she said.
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The album would've been challenging in isolation; on the heels of the band's most accessible record yet, it felt like a deliberate detour.
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"From the first day of my detainment until the day I was released, I ate 2,757 meals in isolation by myself," he said.
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Plus, with these more basic features, there's no underlying intelligence – they don't have any sense of context, and they generally operate in isolation.
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"When I came to the camp it was very difficult, dusty and terrible living conditions, and I felt in isolation," he told me.
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" The world finally took note when American Ebola patients showed up in isolation chambers in US hospitals, flanked by doctors in "space suits.
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He can get buckets in just about any situation, and ranked No. 5 among all high-major players in points scored in isolation.
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Although home workouts are typically done in isolation, they often inspire in active online communities where participants gather to share tips and techniques.
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Viewed in isolation by an inquiring visitor from the future, the life story of either of these men might not make much sense.
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The Spectrum & Daily News reports that, according to prosecutors, evidence suggested the boy had been kept in isolation for seven or eight years.
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Passing as straight, but wanting to be out, transforms casual neighborhood chats into momentous opportunities to relate with authenticity or retract in isolation.
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So when Trump boffs something on Twitter, that may amuse some observers, but it can't tell us, in isolation, anything about the him.
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They finished second-to-last in passes per game (the Rockets were 30th) while ranking second in isolation possessions (the Rockets were first).
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Being able to discuss the day's stories with colleagues is helpful to me, and I felt sort of weird about pitching in isolation.
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All progress, she says, that points to a company that's growing more quickly than the billion-dollar revenue number would suggest in isolation.
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People who are in isolation are those who have contracted a contagious disease -- in this case, people who tested positive for the coronavirus.
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The Tampa-area patient's sister, who lives in California but was in recent contact with her, is also in isolation, the governor said.
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Books News On a desolate island, three sisters have been raised in isolation, sequestered from an outbreak that's causing women to fall ill.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be in isolation for two weeks after his wife, Sophie, tested positive for coronavirus on March 12.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be in isolation for two weeks after his wife, Sophie, tested positive for coronavirus on March 173.
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Clifford Kolber, a passenger on the ship, told CNN Friday he and his wife have been in isolation on the Zaandam since Sunday.
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Many hospitals and nursing homes have closed their doors and placed covid-19 patients in isolation wards to prevent the disease from spreading.
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Given Mr. Guzmán's history of jailbreaks, he was kept for several months in isolation, forbidden to occupy the same room as his lawyers.
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Week Three of lockdown, and it's a privilege if you can work safely, in isolation, if you can escape momentarily into your car.
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"Numbers of people in isolation, quarantine, or possibly infected will not be released," according to a Department of Defense memo seen by CNN.
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Many economists argue, however, that these bilateral trade deficits, when viewed in isolation, are not a good measure of a nation's economic health.
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The ministry said 61 people from the vessel had tested negative and had been put in isolation on land and were being monitored.
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The ministry said 61 people from the vessel had tested negative and had been put in isolation on land and were being monitored.
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While awaiting results, we're told the patients were held in isolation and given iPads to stream group classes and work on group therapy.
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While sick patients are in isolation, public health workers can do detective work, figuring out all the people those patients had contact with.
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On Tuesday Romney confirmed he had tested negative but said he would remember in isolation for the remainder of the two-week period.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be in isolation for two weeks after his wife, Sophie, tested positive for coronavirus on March 173.
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The decision to place Real Madrid's soccer team in isolation came after a member of its basketball team tested positive for the virus.
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ROME — For many of his days over the past four years, Paolo Borrometi has lived in isolation, though he is barely ever alone.
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There are upsides and downsides: The richness of the data can help communicate uncertainty, but in isolation, individual data points can be misleading.
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The prime minister's office also said Trudeau is also in good health with no symptoms and will be in isolation for 14 days.
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Both patients were said to be recovering in isolation, but the possibility of exposure on campus has rattled some students across the country.
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The Ministry of Health said a 3-year-old girl with pneumonia, who had a history of travel to Wuhan, is in isolation.
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A campaign recently began to have the Williamsburg Bridge, where he practiced in isolation almost daily from 1959 to 1961, renamed for him.
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The couple's children, who have shown no symptoms of illness, were sent to stay with their grandparents and told to remain in isolation.
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The Snohomish County patient has been discharged from the hospital with instructions from Dr. Spitters to remain in isolation at home for now.
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The woman, who is 83, and her husband, who is 85 and also an American citizen, were both hospitalized and placed in isolation.
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Moon tried to reassure residents, saying the initial evacuees would only be those with no symptoms, and they will be held in isolation.
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All the people infected with the COVID-19 virus in the US are in isolation in hospitals or quarantined at US military bases.
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Tourists at the hotel have been asked to stay in isolation and not leave the hotel premises for 14 days, Sky News reported.
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If a Brumbies player or staff member became unwell in New Zealand they would be placed in isolation and testing arranged, it added.
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As I wrote just after Soleimani's killing, removing the vile Quds leader from the scene is, in isolation, a positive for the region.
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"Reform worked in isolation, but, when you try and combine something new with something old, that's when the problems begin," he told me.
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For far too long, educators have acted in isolation from one another, imagining the broad framework of education as a zero-sum game.
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It's hard to measure Your misery likely has company Drinking and socializing are cultural acts, and most hangovers do not happen in isolation.
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The lawsuit, which was filed in Tallahassee, claims the state puts a "shocking" number of children in isolation as a form of punishment.
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The more serious attacks in the past have involved hackers working in isolation to steal personally identifiable information such as credit card numbers.
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They added that those who have tested positive would be transported to an "appropriate location" and remain in isolation as they get treatment.
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They were heading into the unknown, with no idea how their sailboats or their minds would cope with almost a year in isolation.
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While in state prison in Illinois, Mr. Van Dyke was held in isolation and had no problems with other inmates, his lawyers said.
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Rather than taking a holistic approach to the economic health of the nation, the debate tends to focus on individual policies in isolation.
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Perhaps surprisingly, the Birmingham riot didn't happen in isolation, but was quickly followed by riots at HMP Swaleside on the Isle of Sheppey.
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In one instance in a Massachusetts prison, a man with a gunshot wound was denied physical therapy while in isolation, worsening his condition.
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But George had a standout series despite Cleveland trying to erase his off-screen action and to force him to attack in isolation.
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For the same reasons, words produced in isolation -- separated from the rest of the phrase by pauses -- are also easier for infants to learn.
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Berg or "Father David," lived in isolation and wrote to his followers in rambling letters, claiming they needed to prepare for the earth's destruction.
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In other words, it doesn't appear possible to separate out only one bacterial species from the group, and understand how it functions in isolation.
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But when looking at screen time in isolation from other factors known to affect sleep, like neighborhood conditions, Przybylski only saw a modest association.
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Critically, we must optimize the division of labor between humans and machines to ensure that human + machine is superior to either working in isolation.
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Numerous officials told CNN the traditional inter-agency process had been side-stepped and the White House largely worked on the order in isolation.
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The decline is particularly concerning because the jellyfish in the lake are a unique subspecies that have developed in isolation from their lagoon ancestors.
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Many hermits in today's world tend to be older in age, but there are also some young people who happen to live in isolation.
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This is true for anti-Muslim hate speech and other bigoted speech on social media platforms, none of which happens in isolation, Phillips said.
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Two logs state that CoreCivic had placed detainees in isolation simply because its medical unit had no room to house people requiring medical attention.
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In the past and even today, people with developmental disabilities might be found making art in isolation at home, in hospitals, or other institutions.
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According to Synergy Sports, Rivers averaged 210 points per possession in isolation situations last year, a figure that placed him in the 2240rd percentile.
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Yet despite the recent spurt of reforms, according to the Juvenile Law Center report, states like Nebraska are still regularly holding youth in isolation.
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Your period is coming up and you've planned yourself a weekend in isolation under the covers, eating cake while watching TV shows about cake.
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Though it attracted an unusual degree of interest for a piece of EU legislation, the Copyright Directive ought not to be viewed in isolation.
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One other person has been confirmed as having Ebola and three people are in isolation in Uganda but have not shown symptoms, Ryan said.
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However, for the purposes of prediction, we did not need to know exactly how much each type of information matters when taken in isolation.
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He spent up to 23 hours a day in isolation, his only human contact with a translator, with whom he took a daily walk.
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Opera's problem doesn't appear related to that, and is notable that the hack appears to have only impacted one of its services in isolation.
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In theory, this makes a lot of sense, especially if players like Carmelo Anthony can make quick decisions in isolation or in the post.
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It is possible for somebody in isolation like that to be told many things that can be really devastating in any way or form.
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Unlike Paris' banlieues or the slums of a city like Chicago, Molenbeek doesn't sit in isolation on the far outskirts of the Belgian capital.
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Post-ups: He ranks in the 61st percentile in isolation situations, a phenomenal ranking when you consider who he goes up against every night.
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Presented in isolation or experienced project by project, Katchadourian's work often veers close to the kind of preciousness so prevalent in contemporary conceptual practice.
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Whatever our political or spiritual persuasion, it is essential to see that embracing a belief — or a political candidate — cannot be done in isolation.
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The accused, an Australian, is currently being held in isolation in a high-security wing of Auckland Prison—New Zealand's only maximum security penitentiary.
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The impact: Some of these changes may not seem especially dramatic in isolation: Most of the people affected by work requirements are already working.
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The offense has looked disjointed this season for the Nets, often relying on Irving in isolation to generate points off drives to the basket.
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Lawyers for the five have said their clients were being held in isolation in a bid by the Shin Bet to force false confessions.
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Take them in isolation, and the only thing stopping you from crafting the television drama of your dreams is the limits of your imagination.
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Of course, there are also long-term consequences to allowing the gradual erosion of our reproductive rights, because those rights don't exist in isolation.
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The pictures are poetic, the kind of thing that you want to see in isolation so that you can swoon over them in peace.
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"The figures are volatile, but in isolation they support Norges Bank's view that rates should rise from September," DNB Markets economist Kyrre Aamdal said.
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However, some of those aboard remain in isolation and three crew members and one passenger are being retested at a local laboratory, Gerstenbluth said.
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The truth can be found somewhere in the totality of the research, but we report on every study in isolation underneath flip-flopping headlines.
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On December 12, 2016, James Burns voluntarily entered into solitary confinement in Arizona's La Paz County Jail, where he spent 30 days in isolation.
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According to Synergy Sports, his percentile ranking in isolation situations each season since he entered the league are: 241th, 25th, 299th, 95th, 80th, 95th.
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For that reason, looking at U.S. monetary policy in isolation tends not to be as useful as comparing U.S. policy to European monetary policy.
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Meanwhile, Gobert's teammate, Donovan Mitchell, gave a health update after he too contracted the disease ... telling folks he's good and in isolation for now.
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Mr. Trudeau will remain in isolation for the next two weeks, his office said in a statement, as will some members of his cabinet.
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Lyft announced earlier this month that it will "provide funds to drivers" who become sick or are put in isolation because of the virus.
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Disgraced former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has tested positive for COVID-19 and been put in isolation in prison, the Niagara Gazette reported Sunday.
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"I feel fine, things are going well, just taking the proper precautions," Mitchell said, adding that health authorities told him to stay in isolation.
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Episode 21960: At Home in the Habitat The crew has been in isolation for more than four months, the halfway point of their mission.
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Many have been unable to complete programs required to move out of solitary, forcing them to remain in isolation for years — and sometimes decades.
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Also, you have to remember that even if other women were exploring "craft" materials, we were often doing so in isolation from each other.
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And, look, I like all of those things in isolation, but on the show itself, they're mostly treated with a vague sense of camp.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he would be in isolation for two weeks after his wife, Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, tested positive for coronavirus.
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In her IG post, you can see Olga snapped a pic from behind a glass window ... showing she's in isolation and presumed self-quarantine.
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The person recently traveled to a country where coronavirus is present, according to the Friday statement, and they are in their home in isolation.
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Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) said a staffer in her Washington office tested positive for the virus and has been in isolation since developing symptoms.
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It's easy to lose sight of things in isolation, so this band can help you keep a pulse on your overall health every day.
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Evans talked to Business Insider about life in isolation, and what else she wants her fellow Americans stateside to take away from her experience.
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Unlike other domestic workers, who labored in isolation in their employers' homes, the laundresses shared work sites and were thus able to build solidarity.
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These doses are not dangerous in isolation, but the more frequently a person is exposed to them, the higher the risk of tissue damage.
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" As for Romney, the one Republican senator who voted to convict Trump on the charge of abuse of power, Trump said: "Romney's in isolation?
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In an effort to evade new patrols by the Nigerien military, the human traffickers are leaving their charges to die of thirst in isolation.
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Hundreds of millions of people now live essentially in isolation, as roadblocks seal off entire towns and the local authorities stop companies from reopening.
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And now, they are grieving in isolation: Unlike in other mass shootings, the gunman did not appear to target a single location or community.
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The barbaric conditions of solitary may cause or worsen depression, paranoia and outbursts of anger that often result in even more time in isolation.
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But the fake Sanders quotes appeared on some people's Twitter feeds in isolation — lacking context, seemingly serious to some, and all the more confusing.
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Ghosn says he was held in isolation, given only limited access to his lawyers and – his biggest complaint – prevented from speaking to his wife.
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The Orange County victim is in isolation and in "good condition" at a local hospital, the county's Health Care Agency said in a statement.
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New studies of Russian cosmonauts, held in isolation to simulate space travel, show that eating more salt made them less thirsty but somehow hungrier.
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That means the microbial communities that live in, say, liquid water below surface ice are unique, having gathered and established ecological relationships in isolation.
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After landing in the US, passengers will be placed in isolation for between three days and two weeks, a California official told CNN earlier.
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She is receiving treatment in isolation at Gold Coast University Hospital and is in stable condition, according to the statement from the health officer.
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" Watson wrote last week, in the Guardian, that "we cannot solve the threats of human-induced climate change and loss of biodiversity in isolation.
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Over the last two and a half years, the percentage of African-Americans held in isolation has declined to 57 percent from 64 percent.
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He settled in Stannard, a remote town with no paved roads, populated by fewer than 2o0 people, where he learned to live in isolation.
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This 360 video follows six people who are living in isolation for eight months on a volcano in Hawaii to simulate life on Mars.
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Our 360 video follows six people who are living in isolation for eight months on a volcano in Hawaii to simulate life on Mars.
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When people live in isolation, they are in danger of becoming distorted by their own interests; their approach to life may be narrow, prejudiced.
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It's unlikely that an immature or underdeveloped ground operation will actually sink a candidate, but we don't have examples of that operating in isolation.
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On social media this weekend, the hashtag "GenX" trended, with the "latchkey generation" saying that they were the most prepared to live in isolation.
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But it's also worth remembering that Apple — and even the Mac in isolation — has long since gone mainstream, and is bigger than these groups.
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Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, will be sent to the Rikers Island jail complex, where he will probably be held in isolation.
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Though he now resides in a tiny cell in Manhattan's federal jail, incommunicado and locked in isolation, the government still considers him a threat.
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" He adds: "The important thing is not to take one thing in isolation and say: 'This is going to solve the problem of reoffending.
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Given the need to consider relativities across the portfolio, we were not able to apply the updated criteria in isolation in this individual country review.
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The result is lighter and cleaner in flavor, but it's kind of like a rock band recording each instrument in isolation to a click track.
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In Hawaii, for instance, species like plants and birds that have evolved in isolation for millions of years are being wiped out by invasive ones.
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"At first, it was strange to know this music in isolation, you just feel weird and awkward," he says, slightly hesitant to recall his adolescence.
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And he heads to Beijing on Friday, again, just sort of cementing this notion that this U.S.-North Korean diplomacy isn&apost operating in isolation.
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Essentially, it's hard to study non-drinkers in isolation, because some people who say they don't drink currently may have actually been formerly heavy drinkers.
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While these are less traditionally "structured," heard in isolation, removed from visual context, they're excellent indicators of the atmospheres to expect in the game itself.
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However, he is self-taught and he does live in isolation, on the margins of society, and his work reflects an unusual, deeply personal vision.
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She has been virtually incommunicado and in isolation, deprived even of her 22-month-old daughter, while I am surrounded by family and friends. Why?
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When someone incurs a trade deficit with a bookshop and a trade surplus with his employer, neither matters in isolation—the overall balance is important.
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"MTL+ did provoke the institution to take seriously the work that happened here as not a one-off project that happened in isolation," Burke said.
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In "Guantanamo Diary," he described long days in isolation, chained to the floor in agonizing positions, often deprived of food and sleep in extreme temperatures.
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Breivik is accusing the state of human rights violations for holding him in isolation, and his case is being heard in the prison gym hall.
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In short, any discussion that focuses on premiums in isolation hides the true impact of Republican plans to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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If you look the video in isolation it doesn't seem very political but if you know the context, then you'll know that it is political.
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Remember, apps and sites don't often work in isolation, and many of them will be selling it in the background, sometimes to the same buyers.
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As an artwork in isolation from the rest of the exhibition, "A Thousand Trifles" is one of the most cleverly conceived interventions in the show.
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If we couldn't figure it out, I can only say godspeed to the moms and dads sprinkled in isolation throughout the suburbs of our planet.
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Although every individual's experience is unique, some drug users experience the two phenomena in tandem or in isolation following a period of heavy MDMA use.
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"Their findings should not be taken in isolation as the answer to how federal pay and total compensation compares with other sectors," the report said.
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After all, there's something lonely about wrestling in isolation with the disappointment we feel in our own bodies and the judgment we cast on others.
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Or they could switch, and leave a lumbering big man to guard Curry in isolation or an undersized guard to check Green on the elbow.
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Note: Don't look at calories in isolation, as some of the least healthy items on BK's menu are also some of the lowest-calorie options.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A timely resolution of the provisioning mechanism issue may, in isolation, lead to an upgrade, taking into account the resultant model-implied rating.
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Because referendums treat each issue in isolation, they allow voters to ignore the trade-offs inherent in policy choices and can thus render government incoherent.
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Any aggressive doc feature in isolation is not reason enough to turn down a deal but together with high leverage and low pricing is hard.
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Instead, it's a shot from the 1972 drama Jeremiah Johnson starring Redford as a reclusive Mexican-American War veteran lives in the mountains in isolation.
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When engaged in isolation, he's forced a turnover 30.8 percent of the time, which ranks second among the 88 players who qualify, per Synergy Sports.
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The legal complaint filed by Mr. Dauman and Mr. Abrams says those conditions exist; Mr. Redstone's lawyers deny that he has been kept in isolation.
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The second, opposing impulse, which is on display in many DC think-tanks, is to examine forensically the distributional consequences of every policy in isolation.
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Should Kim Jung Un's latest move be seen in isolation or is this move linked to the current trade negotiation between China and the U.S.?
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You can control the climate of each side of the duvet in isolation using an app, so two sleepers can set their ideal sleep temperature.
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Mr. Dahlin said he had deduced that he, Ms. Pan and at least three colleagues were being held in the center but kept in isolation.
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His arrival and Merkel's slow shuffle to political oblivion are not happening in isolation: The world is changing, and this week ruled out a reverse.
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"I had spent a lot of time writing it alone and sort of in isolation," Bronaugh says, reflecting on the process of writing Tape Recorder.
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We desperately need to reach a point where positive and open conversations can happen around this topic, rather than arguments or different views in isolation.
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And the thing is, you can, in isolation, actually make a pretty good case that the tech industry is guilty of all of these things.
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Laszlo suggests this additional pro tip: "Read your résumé from bottom to top: Reversing the normal order helps you focus on each line in isolation."
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That case established a precedent that courts should consider an array of evidence even if each individual piece would be dubious when viewed in isolation.
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The investment bank informed its staff that an employee from its London office had tested positive and was at home in isolation, the report said.
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New Zealand Cricket said Ferguson had been placed in isolation at the team hotel for the next 24 hours in accordance with recommended health protocols.
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Wilson and Hanks have been in isolation in Australia since Thursday, taking it "one-day-at-a-time," Hanks wrote in a recent Instagram post.
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Roughly two and a half thousand Marines are flying halfway around the world just to spend two weeks in isolation amid a global coronavirus pandemic.
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Wings who can score in isolation or, more importantly, on the block, are especially valuable against a switch-happy defense that craves an uptempo game.
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Stevenson: There's some nervous anticipation because of how people are gonna take it—because you're working on something in isolation, it's easy to lose perspective.
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