"We were not isolated in the past, we are not isolated now and we will not be isolated in the future," Sun said.
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Isolated and closely watched Victims said they were isolated and closely watched, Tenorio said.
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Caimanera, Cuba (CNN)It's one of the most isolated places on an already isolated island.
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The mountain villages have been isolated from violence, but they are not isolated from commerce.
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An isolated candidate CNN's Joe Johns reflects on how isolated he feels Clinton seemed during her 2016 campaign.
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"Our little community of Hanalei is isolated and then west of us is even more isolated," he said.
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As Mr. Trump becomes more isolated from the Republican Party, elected officials risk being isolated from their own voters.
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You can be socially isolated without reporting feelings of loneliness, and you can be lonely without being socially isolated.
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You can be socially isolated without reporting feelings of loneliness, and you can be lonely without being socially isolated.
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"Hamas sees how isolated they are in the region, and how isolated the Palestinians are at large," he said.
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As adults, LGBT Latinos can feel isolated from their families, yet simultaneously isolated from the larger LGBT community as well.
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Isolated tornadoes possible Isolated tornadoes are likely through Monday night in parts of Georgia and southeastern Alabama, the NHC said.
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How do make certain that families that have been isolated from technology, and isolated from good education, are getting it?
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After realizing that isolated gym time wasn't enough to get all my steps and neither were isolated long walks, I combined the two.
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They dubbed the lineages B/Victoria for a reference stain isolated in Australia and B/Yamagata after a reference strain isolated in Japan.
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"I was advised to attend an isolated room at hospital, despite showing no symptoms, and subsequently self-isolated at home as instructed," he said.
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And if they were promptly isolated, and their contacts traced and isolated, too, it was possible to stop the virus from spreading, explained Minnesota's Osterholm.
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They're so isolated from the world, and so isolated from the Western media, they're actually not that sophisticated when it comes to how the media works.
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"When we see some isolated, and I do believe that they are isolated, incidents that annoy us, we are obliged to send a message," Tsipras said.
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"We are isolated, we have been isolated for two weeks and so we would probably be the best bet as far as no (infections)," Jones said.
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Then, slowly, these isolated groups do what isolated groups do: bit by bit, degree by degree, they — and, especially, their attitudes towards other groups — become more extreme.
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"It's really hard for us to fathom how isolated people were, especially in rural areas and isolated small towns before there were telephones and radios," she said.
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The "disturbance", currently called potential Tropical Cyclone 9, could produce 2 to 4 inches of rain in the Bahamas, with isolated isolated areas seeing up to 6 inches.
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As a now eerily-prescient Saturday Night Live sketch documented, finding love inside isolated pods separated by a wall couldn't be more apt for these weird, self-isolated times.
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Eight of his contacts "developed mild symptoms and have been isolated," it said, adding that two other suspected cases, without any known link, had been isolated and were on treatment.
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Short of taking provocative steps with "secondary sanctions" to deter others from doing business with Iran, the entities "have been isolated as much as they can be isolated," Fayhee said.
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Isaac: I think that we're taking an isolated interview that is related to the acquisition of a company in bankruptcy and using that isolated event to talk about a union contract.
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"We are going around, address by address, apartment by apartment to try and find individuals who are meant to be in isolated areas, and are not in isolated areas," Rosenfeld said.
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After initially labeling it an "isolated incident" -- sound familiar?
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And there's people trying to do ... And they're isolated.
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" The team continued ... "Unfortunately, this isn't an isolated case.
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" But, he added: "We are not isolated by it.
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It is therapeutic to talk about one's pain, fear, and sense of shame so that such feelings are not isolated in the body; so that the individual is not isolated from others.
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Death Stranding is a game that makes you trudge around isolated mountains for dozens of hours just to communicate the point that trudging around isolated mountains for dozens of hours would suck.
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One of the things about care is they get so isolated, they feel isolated, and you're suddenly putting them in a group with all these other care leavers who have experienced similar things.
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He arrived at the hospital in a special isolated gurney called an ISOPOD and has been treated in a two-bed isolated area away from busy sections of the hospital, the doctor said.
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In these isolated worlds, scientism and radical social constructionism flourish.
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It woke me up and isolated some public health issues.
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Focal seizures occur in one isolated part of the brain.
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This is not an isolated case, but a systemic issue.
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Large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes will be possible.
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First, researchers isolated the mitochondrial DNA, and later, the nuclear.
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Both are in the mountains and pretty isolated, he said.
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We shouldn't see the giraffe's plight as an isolated crisis.
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Issues were isolated to rural areas, spokeswoman Susan Rosenburg said.
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The desecration of the Philadelphia cemetery isn't an isolated event.
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So why do we feel more isolated than ever before?
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And we're not talking about a couple of isolated cases.
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Damaging winds, some hail, and isolated flash flooding is possible.
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Some have been the target of isolated episodes of xenophobia.
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Experts say air accidents are rarely caused by isolated factors.
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As a result, they often end up isolated and depressed.
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But the nature of harassment often leaves victims feeling isolated.
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The incident at Central Charter School is hardly isolated, though.
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These positions are isolated and remote and, thus, less attractive.
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A weak, isolated and humiliated Russia is a dangerous animal.
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Some isolated places see a priest just once a year.
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"Rape culture is about making people feel isolated," she said.
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China has ratcheted up pressure, leaving Taiwan more isolated internationally.
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"They made it seem like an isolated event," said Volcy.
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She ruled the country like a queen, isolated from voters.
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Shockingly, the decapitation under the sea wasn't an isolated incident.
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However, he allowed for the possibility of isolated rogue behavior.
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It has never been isolated from a human, until now.
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" Disneyland Paris apologized and said this was an "isolated incident.
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Countries that don't stand for those things will be isolated.
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Make no mistake – these terror attacks are no isolated incidents.
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Eritrea is wealthier and less isolated than it once was.
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Mountains, jungles and swamps keep villagers isolated, preserving their languages.
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They isolated 702 different occupations that will likely be automated.
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"The women's movement is not an isolated thing," he says.
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Recalled meat is being isolated and will be safely destroyed.
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Offenders tend to target people who are vulnerable and isolated.
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It shows just how isolated the United States has become.
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Go deeper: Trump and Republicans are isolated on climate change
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Challenges No business model is isolated from misuse and abuse.
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Trump has bolstered his own rhetoric against the isolated nation.
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Though physically massive, the training complex is isolated and remote.
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The Kurils, home to just 20,000 people, are extremely isolated.
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She's very isolated in her life and she's very happy.
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"That makes victims feel extremely isolated and marginalised", she says.
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The area has been isolated for investigations and security clearance.
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THOSE WHO DEFEND HER VISION ARE VERY ISOLATED WITH HER.
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"I felt alone and isolated," Pauley said of the time.
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But in his quarters, he was isolated and monitored constantly.
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Unfortunately, this is no longer a fringe or isolated idea.
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Bieber's social media purge is not an isolated incident though.
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There might be a few isolated protests, but nothing more.
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It's not just isolated to New York or Fashion Week.
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Brilliant technically but he never let that make him isolated.
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In the past such successes have typically been isolated blips.
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The songs sound like they come from an isolated place.
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Some isolated areas could see even higher amounts of rain.
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It's a party, but a restrained one, isolated, but happy.
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But others feel isolated when suddenly separated from meaningful work.
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It's not isolated to a hub, it's across the board.
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"The U.S. was left isolated and friendless," Uhlmann noted. Sad!
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How isolated is the US becoming in this new abdication?
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I isolated her comm signal and heard harsh, frightened breathing.
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Nevertheless, isolated North Korea's true capabilities and intentions remain unknown.
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There have been isolated reports of pythons consuming deer before.
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The most isolated capital city in the world. Perth. Perth.
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The rotating rope encapsulated me; it isolated and contained me.
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These anecdotes are not new and are not isolated incidents.
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"Kashmir cannot be seen as an isolated place," he said.
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It lifts them up and they don't feel as isolated.
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Most likely, he's in an isolated studio doing his thing.
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Many have business and family ties with the isolated state.
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Even when the units are properly isolated, inmates can meet.
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It's very isolated and it actually had its own pub!
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Remember that we aren't talking about an isolated incident here.
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" He added, "this act of espionage was no isolated incident.
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Hers was hardly an isolated instance of mob shaming online.
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And then those isolated systems should be tested for security.
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Identify where the people who are most socially isolated live.
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Kafka describes the fate of the isolated man who is
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But Ms. Taggart said it was not an isolated incident.
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This is not a problem isolated to the technology industry.
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She is emotionally isolated, an insomniac, and preoccupied with death.
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He said the school was isolated from the surrounding community.
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Now it is on its way to being less isolated.
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The stories are devastating and they are not isolated experiences.
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But West is strikingly alone, isolated from any group solidarity.
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He's visited the isolated communist dictatorship five times since 2013.
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Food storage areas were left isolated or destroyed by flooding.
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Second, North Korea is not already isolated from financial system.
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For more than a decade, it remained an isolated curiosity.
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For young people, he said, Yumingzui is quaint and isolated.
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Having lived there for four years, he is increasingly isolated.
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Authorities said the explosion was an isolated attempted terrorist attack.
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The western and eastern portions of the continent were isolated.
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Several of her closest advisers resigned, leaving her further isolated.
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But this was an isolated moment of ascendancy for Trump.
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Attila is similarly isolated, immersing himself in music and work.
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Unfortunately, this attack on science is not an isolated incident.
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Societies in this condition are culturally tense and socially isolated.
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"Parents are isolated," said Alida Camacho, Circle of Dreams' director.
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These scandals are not just isolated incidents of bad behavior.
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These splits led to species being isolated on either side.
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"I isolated that baby from the other Jarawa," she said.
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We will be alone and isolated if we unravel it.
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It's so isolated that it has its own language, Tektiteko.
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In a relationship, BPD can leave both parties feeling isolated.
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"The reported case was not an isolated incident," he said.
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My building's laundry room is generally a quiet, isolated space.
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But some Yemeni people are completely isolated from the bloodshed.
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It's a little more isolated, maybe, and outside that zone.
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The big picture: Her victory wasn't just an isolated incident.
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They're now likely to see he has further isolated himself.
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It seems like he's a really isolated creative human being.
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The Middle Ages were not simple, isolated, pure or homogeneous.
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The state was identifying dormitories where they would be isolated.
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Now, he's more isolated, and unsure of his creative future.
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They encourage those who feel isolated to join their team.
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Trump should be isolated for his own health as well.
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He also felt mentally unstable while isolated in the ICU.
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Those who work there are isolated from October to March.
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I soon realized that mine was not an isolated case.
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Those really matter, particularly if you are elderly and isolated.
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You have parts of the population that are very isolated.
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But the wealthy women who drive them always seem isolated.
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The character, 한, isolated from the other characters, means one.
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I had become totally isolated … smoked a lot of joints.
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There has been an isolated incident at the US Capitol.
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Mr. Pérez's path would be more isolated from then on.
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"Before, the outer boroughs were a little isolated," she said.
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The strange tales of vote counts being leaked aren't isolated.
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We insist that this incident is not an isolated case.
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Other extremists have expressed more isolated concerns for local autonomy.
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"Bitter Rivals" she says is a more isolated fight song.
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Might that be why he was isolated in the cafeteria?
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People are sluggish, fearful, isolated, looking out only for themselves.
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Trump looked more isolated than ever in the international arena.
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And Woods, 42, has become less isolated and more welcoming.
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How can such an isolated, backward country have this capability?
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Feeling isolated and bored, she tried to kill herself again.
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These, of course, were isolated events of a limited duration.
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In the hospital, people are isolated from their loved ones.
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The affected player reported mild symptoms and is currently isolated.
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But they're an increasingly isolated group within their own party.
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He recalled spending 16 days in an isolated hospital room.
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Some tribes have remained isolated and uncontacted in the forest.
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But TechCrunch has learned it was not an isolated case.
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Disappointed, away from home, Tom is isolated and emotionally withdrawn.
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That experience two months ago was not an isolated occurrence.
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"This case is not an isolated incident," Mr. Demers said.
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With economic globalization there are no secluded and isolated islands.
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Amazon told CNBC that this happens in very isolated incidents.
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It's a very different, more rarefied, more isolated peer group.
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The experience with Mr. Barr is hardly an isolated case.
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Residents of Norilsk long felt isolated from their country's turbulence.
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Eventually their isolated movements morph into ballet steps and shapes.
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He is in isolated conditions at a hospital as well.
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In recent months, Myanmar has grown even more isolated globally.
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He was isolated at an Ebola treatment center on Tuesday.
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You thus cannot model this as isolated droplets moving ballistically.
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"It made me feel isolated, anxious, and upset," he says.
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The investigation indicates most of the students isolated were disabled.
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But the attack on Sahreen was not an isolated event.
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Once inside, I was at sea, isolated, but not alone.
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"We were completely isolated and left out of the conversation."
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But a less isolated Korea might enjoy greater bargaining power.
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At the time, investigators believed it was an isolated incident.
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Police say they are "confident" this is an isolated incident.
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For the most part, though, the pain was geographically isolated.
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The Internet was a vast landscape dotted with isolated viruses.
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New York's urban resurgence was not isolated in the 1990s.
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Other countries around the world are also reporting isolated cases.
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At the time, Thiam characterised it as an "isolated incident".
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This is not an isolated incident in Paradise season 6.
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I deliberately chose somewhere to stay that was relatively isolated.
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This is a devastating storm that hit an isolated island.
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Meanwhile, Whelan is being isolated through Russia's obstruction, Fayhee says.
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It (mostly) isolated insiders with potential conflicts from the process.
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Or would you be a worse one, lonely and isolated?
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It may be the most isolated dwarf galaxy ever found.
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A bigger problem Ito's case is not isolated in Japan.
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Haftar declared victory in early July, though isolated skirmishes continued.
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It's not an isolated problem — it's happening more and more.
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It's not a house on fire in an isolated neighborhood.
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Well, it would be if it were an isolated instance.
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This is a zone of transit for Isolated Indigenous Peoples.
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The attack on Mr. Dazio was not an isolated incident.
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But the damage wasn't isolated to Mr. Bush's political standing.
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I thought it might be an isolated incident or two.
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But critics said the governor became too isolated from others.
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But critics said the governor became too isolated from others.
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In the film, he appears to have grown increasingly isolated.
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But they seem to be increasingly isolated in that view.
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And the women who did show up were often isolated.
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Counties with less color in the map are more isolated.
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This family's harrowing story is far from an isolated case.
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Because we were convinced that these were not isolated cases.
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"It's not as isolated as you think," Mr. King said.
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If you didn't, it's going to be isolated to yourself.
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Other incidents, though isolated, show the risks of mob retaliation.
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They're becoming more isolated from the rest of America, too.
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But that's not always the case in isolated, conservative communities.
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And that's because this controversy is not an isolated incident.
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"I think she was isolated for easy access," Daniela testified.
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This political spirit wasn't just isolated to By Robert James.
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They do feel isolated and marginalized, and with some justification.
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And yet the whole film consists of such isolated scenes.
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What's not clear is that people feel more isolated because of what they're seeing on social media, or if people who already feel isolated are spending more time on social media to connect with others.
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An isolated series of sonic booms shook New Jersey in late January—but that was an isolated incident brought on by several fighter jets breaking the sound barrier around the same time above the area.
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Affected employees will be paid for the next two weeks... -- Sarandos said streaming video hopefully makes people "feel a little less isolated while we are being physically isolated..." -- Read THR's recap of the interview here...
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Isolated from the world, time seems to halt, former detainees say.
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Isolated, the staffers are no threat to other guests, Schade said.
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I wish I could tell you this was an isolated incident.
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After all, you've got a captive, isolated, and emotionally vulnerable audience.
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But when I am doing something else, I just feel isolated.
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Everything that sample touches has to be cleaned, isolated, and sterilized.
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How did they end up in isolated island environments like Australia?
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For people in the isolated east of Myanmar, and the 644,
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Linda never met Ted, and even though he was an isolated
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"I spent my whole life isolated and alone," he tells me.
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Then, she's shipped to her new post in an isolated house.
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The Questions Germany's Manfred Weber: Is Cambridge Analytica an isolated case?
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The summer reading list wasn't an isolated event, by the by.
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Historically, glacial outbreak floods were normally isolated to high-altitude glaciers.
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But this whale was isolated, which could explain the ship strike.
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Macron, he tweeted the American president may not mind being isolated.
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Smith says he was disgusted but considers it an isolated incident.
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By his own admission, Herzog grew up isolated from most music.
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But when she joined her local support group, she felt isolated.
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"What happened to Matthew is not an isolated incident," Ekeland said.
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They are alone and isolated, and they do not represent anyone.
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But I also saw something else: how isolated this place was.
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At the beginning of the season, Cersei was isolated and friendless.
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This is not isolated to health care or telecoms, of course.
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Dramatizing these events makes them seem isolated — a bad-apples incident.
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"These are not isolated cases," said Patricia Gossman, the report's author.
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It was quiet here, the lawn isolated from the town's noise.
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Looking at strangeness and beauty in the banal and the isolated.
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It's very small and isolated and in the middle of nowhere.
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Lyrics need their own isolated clicks or views to generate revenue.
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Sedaris described the creative process of making Strangers as comfortably isolated.
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Facebook's harmful content policies have long been confusing, inconsistent and isolated.
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But these cases are not isolated or random examples of violence.
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But the morning after, Putin's Russia is more isolated than ever.
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The Pittsburgh attack and Christchurch shooting have not been isolated incidents.
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The Mad River Valley, it could be said, is centrally isolated.
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Xi promised China would uphold its friendship with its isolated neighbor.
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We are constantly connected but, strangely, in the most isolated ways.
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These storms could bring large hail, strong winds and isolated tornadoes.
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The result has been to leave it boxed in and isolated.
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Apart from a few isolated incidents, private property has been spared.
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I was grateful and relieved, but I also felt terribly isolated.
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I realized as women we have been isolated for a while.
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It was a "lone wolf" and an isolated incident, they'll argue.
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The Sentinelese may be the most isolated people in the world.
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Isolated and overwhelmed, the Tanzanian teen soon dropped out of school.
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The fortress, isolated on a small peninsula, can be easily secured.
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Over 2016 and 2017, all four apps launched isolated Stories products.
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If anything, Reddit very much supported the whole isolated programmer troupe.
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Still, today's announcement leaves the United States more isolated than ever.
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She had isolated a chemical in TCM that could treat malaria.
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Increasingly isolated, Mr Bannon's departure from the White House was predicted.
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Some of these characters are isolated, either through divorce or widowhood.
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The postcolonial unrest in French Guiana is not an isolated incident.
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Isolated areas could see as much as 250 inches (38 centimeters).
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Such people must be isolated and treated before they infect others.
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The sanctions will undoubtedly hurt the already-isolated North Korean economy.
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A couple of isolated tornadoes and waterspouts cannot be ruled out.
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"It's hard when you play characters that are isolated," she explains.
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Kleiman's hospitalization only exacerbated what was already an isolated, sedentary lifestyle.
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"I thought Presidential would be an isolated, standalone project" she explains.
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Large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes will be at risk.
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Delta's bad luck these past few days isn't an isolated event.
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It appears that the incident on the IndiGo flight was isolated.
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These users will be isolated and compared to a beta population.
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China's financial system is isolated from the rest of the world.
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I didn't really socialize, I isolated myself as much as possible.
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They cover 21940km a day, resting by night in isolated cabins.
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It's telling that Laura, Gina, and Jamie are mostly isolated figures.
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Women in isolated villages also had trouble collecting their cash payments.
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This piece depicts one sole figure, isolated but uncategorized and unjudged.
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Er, OK. This is a far from isolated incident with Trump.
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But Russia's path toward an isolated local internet for some time.
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"But the Amish are on farms, they live isolated," he said.
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"We're talking about an event that is so isolated," she continued.
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So isolated, perhaps, that the siblings behind it couldn't resist talking.
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So that makes me feel isolated and a little bit crappy.
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The case of the unmelting ice cream is no isolated incident.
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Assange, isolated and increasingly paranoid, decided the ends justified the means.
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It took place in a very isolated part of the state.
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The large incumbents are still in closed looped, isolated BMS systems.
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Proudly, they appeal to the isolated, brutal bastard within their players.
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Hope: Well, the towers are really beautiful and isolated and stunning.
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They claim to have isolated a protein in corn called zein.
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Christie's said in a statement that this was an isolated incident.
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Abandoning online spaces can leave them isolated from their peer group.
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Johnson was apparently isolated in the garage, posing no immediate threat.
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These embarrassing incidents are, however, more than isolated moments of incompetence.
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Even gentle, isolated reminders of identity can swing people's voting behavior.
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This was an isolated instance and we have secured the account.
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I was so isolated that I really missed out on everything.
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You find yourself more isolated and further away from your goals.
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Its inhabitants, who number around 900, exist in an isolated limbo.
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The lines are both clustered together and isolated from each other.
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"This wasn't an isolated incident that happened one weekend," Dunn said.
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Little is known about them, beyond their desire to remain isolated.
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"You're completely isolated socially and, frequently, run off campus," she said.
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Yet Russia is more isolated today and subject to economic sanctions.
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Mooney, however, said Gibson's bankruptcy was more of an isolated case.
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But it is a mistake to view them as isolated actors.
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" The illegal stop was, at worst, "an isolated instance of negligence.
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Concerns about Boeing are not isolated to just the 737 Max.
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I didn't want the building to feel isolated from the environment.
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Trump appears to be increasingly isolated even within the executive branch.
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One day while in this really isolated place, my pencil disappeared!
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We can travel through different worlds, completely monitored and completely isolated.
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If it helps the kid become more isolated, it's not good.
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Hatidze makes her honey all by herself, isolated in the mountains.
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The Speaker had been increasingly isolated in withholding support for Trump.
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The isolated nation lacks domestic petroleum reserves as well as fertilizer.
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We were really isolated in this one community I lived in.
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But it also isolated them from outside criticism and encouraged complacency.
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But it's not even close to an isolated incident for Giuliani.
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The reviewer appreciated how well the individually wrapped coils isolated motion.
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In his chemistry lab, Kendall had isolated several compounds, including cortisone.
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This economic man is rational, selfish, profit-seeking, isolated, atomized, measured.
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As she eventually realized, though she felt isolated, she wasn't alone.
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Nothing is off in its own corner, isolated from the rest.
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Montaigne's comments on the evocative power of detail are not isolated.
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"The way we live these days, we're very isolated," says Mannell.
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That would leave Turkey even more isolated than it is now.
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Did this isolated studio help shape the sound of the album?
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Block Island is another isolated site, but has two voting machines.
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It not just an isolated mattress, or a single quilted headboard.
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The isolated reality of being a chef can lead to depression.
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It was a completely isolated generation, and I'm part of it.
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But it is not only Chile's geography that has isolated it.
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If you're depressed, anxious, and isolated, that's not going to happen.
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Problems related to visa applications are not isolated to this year.
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He believed it could have been an isolated incident, he said.
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Veterans with less than honorable discharges are isolated from these communities.
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She liked to work in isolated cafés and at unconventional hours.
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The woman's husband has also been isolated in their Manhattan home.
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The Texas Republican isolated himself after possible exposure to the coronavirus.
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Dr. Perencevich recommended organizing play dates around an isolated outdoor activity.
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Amaya HQ is isolated from the city, and surrounded by trees.
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He is isolated at home in Kentucky, his office told CNN.
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"I believe it may have been an isolated incident," he said.
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But other acting friends grew more isolated, like Battlestar's Nicki Clyne.
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Isolated from the world, these protests are unknown to most outsiders.
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They are increasingly choosing to self-segregate into racially isolated communities.
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The dissension among congressional leaders wasn't isolated to the Democratic Party.
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Such microgrids would also provide more reliable power to isolated communities.
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His experience is an extraordinary example, but not an isolated one.
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But the picture of a president isolated and abandoned still resonates.
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Mr. Kim, however, is the undisputed ruler of his isolated country.
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This isolated figure is the role that Bausch herself traditionally danced.
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Acting upon his impulses, growing more isolated and becoming more unhinged.
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All of the miracles were not isolated or simply altruistic events.
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The whole episode feels like an isolated incident in my childhood.
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Having a dead-end community that is isolated is obviously difficult.
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For decades, brands and designer messages were isolated and never challenged.
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Here are some basic facts about the world's remaining isolated tribes.
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And that, Mr. Lopez said, keeps a self-isolated dancer engaged.
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In 1833, French scientists isolated an enzyme for the first time.
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On Iran, he's left the United States isolated while gaining nothing.
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They tend to be affluent and educated, but also racially isolated.
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Do you think that the relative isolation ... It's very isolated, right?
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Any abuses, he said, were isolated mistakes unavoidable in a war.
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The researchers found this problem was not isolated to Puerto Rico.
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Essentially, those with moderate to high suspicion of infection are isolated.
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Most men who like trans women are isolated from each other.
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Surrounded by sea,We are isolated, yet connectedBy millions of devices.
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We should not see the prison strike as an isolated event.
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Since last Saturday, the passengers had been isolated in their cabins.
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"You have lot of privacy without being isolated," Ms. Herold noted.
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It helps me feel connected to my community and not isolated.
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As isolated incidents, neither slide by Machado was a huge deal.
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"I felt alone in it, or isolated by it," she said.
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This is the robot we all need in our isolated lives.
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The country is bigger and more isolated than it's ever been.
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It seems the Rockets isolated on you, well, almost every play.
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Durant found himself isolated on defense against the Cavaliers' Kevin Love.
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And some were isolated, users of drugs or alcohol, or prostitutes.
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The distance has isolated her from the Jewish community in Moscow.
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It means strong new programs to build bridges between isolated communities.
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"Basically that's what they've done in China, they have isolated everyone."
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Suspected cases went to requisitioned hotels and schools to be isolated.
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I was bullied often, and I frequently felt misunderstood and isolated.
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And I think while I was in Paradise, I isolated myself.
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This is an isolated situation affecting only the tower monitoring system.
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In other words, Ressa's story, while deeply troubling, is not isolated.
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India cut phone and internet service, leaving millions of people isolated.
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In fact, the online dating boom is not isolated to Japan.
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"By its failure Russia will continue to be isolated," she said.
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Sebastian is a wise soul, thoughtful and isolated in his pain.
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All this secrecy became too great a burden; it isolated me.
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"I work from home 100% of the time, isolated," he said.
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But much of the village was left a soggy, isolated mess.
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And he'll continue learning that lesson until he finds himself isolated.
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Few North Koreans are allowed to travel outside their isolated country.
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The lake holds an isolated ecosystem of microbial mats and spires.
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He was isolated from his audience and occasionally confrontational with callers.
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The main threat will be damaging winds and an isolated tornado.
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You can't exist in this art form totally isolated and alone.
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And the Bevin and Bishop cases are far from isolated instances.
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"Clearly, that was not isolated or short-term behavior," he said.
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But whatever the individual explanation, these attacks are not isolated incidents.
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"The president currently feels, to a certain extent, isolated," Gorka said.
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" Naomi describes her as "on a mission, really stubborn and isolated.
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When survivors come forward, some are disparaged, discredited, discounted, isolated, shunned.
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I isolated myself from my friends—I became much more introverted.
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But even the evidence of this isolated incident is deeply troubling.
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"Once we get isolated we expect to see more," he said.
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Trump has isolated himself by appealing only to his shrinking base.
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This isolated community is mostly Sahtuto'ine, meaning the Bear Lake People.
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The decline of glaciers in Montana is not an isolated phenomenon.
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For some of these teens, Parkland was not an isolated incident.
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Luis Felipe Torres, an anthropologist with the state's isolated-tribes team.
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It ended in total failure as the US isolated itself instead.
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It's not just an isolated incident but a pattern of behavior.
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Oddly, the bodies appeared to have been isolated in the cave.
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The fragmentation brought about by farming creates isolated patches of forest.
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Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem live in a decadent, isolated mansion.
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That opens doors, particularly in a geographically isolated country like Australia.
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Remember, Dr. Oz is recommending plenty of sex to isolated couples.
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At home, however, Ava was isolated, home-schooled because of bullying.
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Nixon looked like a pope on a balcony — elevated, isolated, imperious.
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The death penalty continued to grow "geographically isolated," the center said.
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The Baltic states are physically isolated from the rest of Europe.
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It grows when people are isolated and insulated from one another.
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But the terrorists weren't hitting out at some separate, isolated community.
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Isolated from the world, the couple adopted a holistic life style.
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You have communities who have been isolated for a long time.
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"Girls held in isolated rooms start to go weird and hurt themselves — they destroy the lamps or, in another isolated room, a window, they smash glass and they start to hurt themselves" with the shards, she said.
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"Clark isolated the victim from her family," prosecutors said in a statement.
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While I was isolated, my mother was finally placed into hospice care.
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Leo is the sign that oversees an isolated sector of your chart.
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What they do know is the deaths were isolated to one building.
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Ethnographer Sydney Possuelo, a leading authority on isolated tribes, is worried too.
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"You could describe my home life as an isolated life," Carrey said.
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In excess amounts, isolated fiber can lead to uncomfortable gas and bloating.
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ACBC and Staph were isolated from the remaining platelets in both bags.
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The more isolated you are at home the better for remaining undisturbed.
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I have to imagine they both feel extremely isolated by their trauma.
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"These cases are very regrettable, but isolated," he said in a statement.
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They feel isolated and alone, unable to reconnect to family and friends.
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In this sense, she said, Bouhlel, was not necessarily an isolated case.
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"The 30 days wasn't even a total isolated 'separation,&apos" he wrote.
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After several different treatments, Palacio developed a new, isolated tumor in September.
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Almost two hours later, Jackson remained in labor, isolated in her cell.
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If everyone has experienced sexual harassment and violence, then survivors aren't isolated.
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Given how isolated she's been her whole life, who can blame her?
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They would each have to bring their own cases as isolated individuals.
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Of course, this is not isolated to Chicago or large urban areas.
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He said police are not assuming the situation is isolated to Christchurch.
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Coal is the largest source of foreign exchange for the isolated country.
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All of these things conspire to make Sarah an extremely isolated thirtysomething.
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They were in close proximity but not isolated from the other works.
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A senior UAE official has said Qatar could be isolated for years.
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Animals that are infected must be isolated for at least 21 days.
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The virus was isolated in 1947 in the Zika Forest in Uganda.
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The isolated, oversize and overstuffed argument signals that the case, Friedrichs v.
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On one hand, it's nice to think of Saturday's shooting as isolated.
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Then the jury shuffled back to their isolated room for more discussion.
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In each couple, the former language is both smaller and more isolated.
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He used to be angry and isolated and difficult to be around.
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Police shootings have always happened, but they were dismissed as isolated incidents.
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She's "isolated" and alone, unable to have a real off-camera life.
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"Others were isolated—an experience that Putin visibly enjoyed," reported the memo.
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Will or can it act like an isolated listening destination like SoundCloud?
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I worry very much about an isolated, paranoid country with atomic bombs.
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The murders have also taken place in isolated areas with no witnesses.
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An isolated house full of murderous hillbillies like in Texas Chainsaw Massacre?
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The issues with the Galaxy Note7 are isolated to only that model.
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Isolated would be the right word to describe his current social status.
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Isolated local outbreaks can be easily quelled with mosquito abatement, Gottlieb said.
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Deutsche Telekom said the cases documented by the union were isolated incidents.
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As long as computers sat in isolated chambers, security wasn't a problem.
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As content gets isolated, it never makes it to the end point.
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Owen's B phase experience has left him feeling more isolated than ever.
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We pointed out that Yellowstone's bears are a remnant and isolated population.
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Do you feel like you were isolated from other musicians in that?
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William Hill is looking increasingly isolated after European rivals Paddy Power PPB.
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Thanks to the internet, modern fandom is anything but isolated or alone.
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We have seen children get isolated because of fractures or burn wounds.
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Carter was abducted from a residence in an isolated Little Rock suburb.
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Isolated and far from home, dozens of boys sleep in filthy rooms.
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So even in a repressive and seemingly isolated environment, they pushed back.
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The Apple effect is even more pronounced when technology names are isolated.
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The exercises have been condemned as a provocation by the isolated North.
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One of its most promising use cases is modeling isolated brain networks.
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He found that even in these isolated places, bacteria could show resistance.
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It's easy to feel isolated when you work at a massive company.
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According to Dardis, stalking victims often feel intensely afraid, isolated, and vulnerable.
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Why this matters: Scientists worry this will not be an isolated case.
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"Voter fraud does occur, but it occurs in isolated instances," he said.
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Shooting survivors who are paralyzed sometimes feel isolated in their new lifestyle.
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Maybe it was the rows of mutated children held in isolated rooms.
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The Besa Mafia brand is not just isolated to its own site.
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The affected equipment was isolated to a single section within the substation.
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You spend the whole day in a cell, locked up and isolated.
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Ashamed and isolated, it has cost her a husband and a community.
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I isolated myself and hardly ate (hint at how thin I was).
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America is a target for terrorists but is also isolated by geography.
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When we do feel isolated we don't want to retreat within ourselves.
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"It's rare that running too much is the isolated variable," Metzl says.
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If only such heartbreaking stories though were isolated events, they are not.
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"Long, isolated groups tend to stop communicating with the ground," he said.
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They prefer "correcting": the study isolated one genetic flaw and fixed it.
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Putin is thought to be testing how isolated Britain is following Brexit.
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Palestinians, divided into rival cantons, are weaker and more isolated than ever.
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There were some other isolated physical confrontations among members of the crowd.
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"This is not a case about one isolated iPhone," the motion reads.
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There were isolated clashes with police, but the demonstration was generally peaceful.
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Others were isolated because their families had no money to visit them.
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This model represents an avenue for isolated heritage farmers to reach consumers.
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The reality of her financial situation made her feel isolated and alone.
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When starting her own company at 24, Jaclyn felt isolated and alone.
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The act of cooking requires my full attention, isolated from any distractions.
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A senior prosecutor in Sicily has emphasised that these are isolated cases.
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In the end Mr Cruise's psychics were banished to an isolated island.
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Though she had a happy childhood, she said she felt somewhat isolated.
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We've had to work gigs where we feel completely alienated and isolated.
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A lot of your work, especially this album, deals with feeling isolated.
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Under normal conditions, frigid temperatures remain relatively isolated to the polar regions.
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And this is not an isolated sentiment shared only by the disgruntled.
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The company shut the pipeline and isolated the affected segment, it said.
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He has long argued that rogue powers are more dangerous when isolated.
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Increasingly isolated, the president needs to deliver a victory to his base.
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"Music matters so much because we were always isolated here," he said.
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This case is certainly not an isolated incident involving potential medical fraud.
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He must be the most isolated, the most rejected, the biggest failure.
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At the time, Tarantino said, he thought it was an isolated incident.
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And we have a very strong culture that, right now, is isolated.
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Food and medicine are dwindling, especially for those isolated by impassable roads.
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The woman had become socially isolated as a result of the condition.
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Instead, Al-Hadid has placed headless, isolated figures posed around the heap.
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Some communities are isolated by phone outages and blocked and damaged roads.
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There is an isolated power outage at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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They are currently isolated and, polls find, hugely underestimate their own numbers.
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In his recent planning, Ahmad appeared to be isolated and occasionally conflicted.
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It is believed to be an isolated incident, it remains under investigation.
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The quiz sought to determine just how isolated the American elite are.
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The smoke was put out and the short-circuited system was isolated.
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For the patients, who feel isolated too, that can't come soon enough.
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Much of what I'm proposing may be happening within isolated scientific organizations.
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This is especially troubling because food insecurity is not an isolated problem.
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Yet each character remains separate, isolated in his or her own consciousness.
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I said, 'Look, the higher you go, the more isolated you become.
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The FBI maintains that its demand is isolated to this specific iPhone.
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It is one of the continent's most secretive, isolated and repressive countries.
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The new revelation suggests a pattern of behavior, not one isolated incident.
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Are such incidents isolated, or are they indications of general police bias?
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If it's the case of an isolated messy bedroom, let it go.
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Ms. Thomas's and Mr. Rankin's cases are not isolated, The Times found.
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First, the tooth is completely isolated using a retractor and cotton rolls.
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This movement exemplified by Ocasio-Cortez is not isolated to New York.
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But the extreme delays Mr. Haug experienced were not an isolated case.
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Despite the deal with Democrats, Trump is just as isolated as ever.
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Block Island is another isolated site, but it has two voting machines.
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The witch camp is not as isolated from Gambaga as I expected.
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What felt like an isolated incident has suddenly become an unshakeable reality.
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I isolated myself in my apartment and skipped most of my classes.
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Once you feel the onset, temporarily retreat to somewhere isolated and quiet.
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To get there, our taxi drove us down a long, isolated boulevard.
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I wasn't an isolated "I," a separate person with a separate consciousness.
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However, remote workers and our UK and Canada offices felt more isolated.
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"I will make sure that this is an isolated incident," he said.
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Canadian shit river controversies don't seem to be all that isolated, though.
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I was sort of isolated [when I was younger], to some extent.
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The Amish, for instance, are a geographically isolated subset of German immigrants.
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It's like Wayne has become more isolated from the world around him.
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But that doesn't mean she was isolated from other cultures and perspectives.
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Those seeming isolated or alone might not feel like they're fitting in.
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His family members and his neighbor are isolated at home, Cuomo said.
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Thousands of passengers had been isolated in their cabins, waiting for word.
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A fortresslike presence, somewhat isolated from the city just outside its doors.
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Plainview distrusts everyone, and his success makes him increasingly maniacal and isolated.
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They know what to look for when we seem shy or isolated.
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And, unfortunately, perpetrators of sexual violence are not isolated in their assumptions.
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You should take food back to the isolated area, preferably the bedroom.
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Workers are isolated in their homes, forced to hold meetings over Skype.
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The poorly isolated space is freezing in winter and scorching in summer.
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"It no longer has to do with being socially isolated," Perel said.
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Employing his scientific background, Jacob isolated variables and molded the recipe accordingly.
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But the incidents remained isolated and so far haven't sparked wider protests.
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Many rural Americans have isolated themselves from the rest of the country.
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An isolated tornado was also possible on Wednesday, the Weather Service said.
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As Facebook users get closer, they might be becoming ever more isolated.
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And even beyond that, you have this figure that is strangely isolated.
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If you go to a VR arcade, you're disconnected, you're completely isolated.
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They also may be socially isolated and less able to seek help.
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He was released from isolated detention in 2014 as the litigation proceeded.
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It is difficult to provide goods and services in these isolated areas.
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The bribery case involving Mr. Casado and Mr. Zarrab is not isolated.
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A month ago, she says, her winding lane was quiet and isolated.
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Anthropologists and activists for isolated tribes have long wrestled with that question.
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She became increasingly isolated and was no longer taking her antipsychotic medication.
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So go on, claim your free taco in this strange, isolated time.
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The new freeways also isolated many other neighborhoods, ushering in their demise.
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For nearly half a century, the military government kept the country isolated.
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Marianne finds her crowd and Connell becomes the depressed and isolated one.
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The culprit back then was morphine, a compound isolated from poppy sap.
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"We're no longer the isolated little burg we once were," he said.
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Children who do not speak Spanish are especially isolated, shelter workers say.
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Well, how can such an isolated backward country have this nuclear ability?
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"This is not an isolated incident," he said of Irma and Harvey.
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I can assure you that while at Heartland, Diogo is not isolated.
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I wouldn't say this is even the most isolated I've ever been.
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That didn't stop some from escaping to isolated islands off the coast.
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So here I can present her first dance for the socially isolated.
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I'm also the only woman in my shop and I feel isolated.
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Farmers have grown older and more isolated and are retiring without successors.
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IT CAN BE hard to know when isolated announcements become something more.
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After retiring, he moved back home to Tigard, Oregon and grew isolated.
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The United States, once the fulcrum of the Western alliance, was isolated.
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Contracted workers are also by definition more isolated than non-contracted workers.
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Isolated and with no stable income, she became homeless at age 38.
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Isolated tornadoes were also possible over parts of Georgia and southeast Alabama.
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With Gaveston gone, the King renounces his wife, leaving himself precariously isolated.
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"In the darkest part of my addiction, I isolated myself," he said.
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As roads got cut off, firefighters, too, struggled to reach isolated hamlets.
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So why should I still continue to live as an isolated enigma?
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Hapsburg citizens were hardly living and working in isolated ethno-national enclaves.
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"Regrettably, the death of Hernández is not an isolated incident," she wrote.
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"Isolated storm totals may reach 50 inches in this region," it said.
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The hospital created this isolated unit during the Ebola outbreak of 2015.
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They remained isolated from other Africans for tens of thousands of years.
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They are not isolated or left by themselves to restructure their hometowns.
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That was all very tailored to make him feel isolated and alone.
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Our island may be isolated if it has to be shut down.
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How do we make sure they're not isolated, that they're not hungry?
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We would be badly isolated if we unilaterally tried to dismantle it.
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Rainfall could reach 40 inches in isolated locations of coastal North Carolina.
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But Professor Morowitz stressed that the Earth is not an isolated system.
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That would leave the White House further isolated, particularly on foreign policy.
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Isolated American efforts are unlikely to move Pyongyang in a positive direction.
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But as those efforts continue, she said, Trump ends up looking isolated.
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Aides in this White House have isolated themselves along with Mr. Trump.
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Feeling alone and isolated, Ms. Kelley found herself having more interactions online.
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But a few fossils and isolated artifacts don't tell the whole story.
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The isolated regime has repeatedly denied any confirmed cases of the coronavirus.
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But he figured it was isolated and that Michael could avoid it.
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"I think they get isolated away from the dating community," he said.
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" The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung described him as "embittered, humorless, ever more isolated.
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An American withdrawal would leave the United States isolated on the issue.
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Really, it was like my thoughts were so stuck, I felt isolated.
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After spending eight years isolated from others, she struggled to make friends.
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These supposedly isolated human agonies too often turn into wider gun carnage.
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The junta that had ruled the country for decades kept citizens isolated.
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Locating detention camps in such isolated spots is not uncommon for ICE.
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He felt isolated and abandoned, according to people in contact with him.
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"There are several hundred isolated minors with family in Britain," he said.
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It is a way to shape the future of an isolated country.
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"I don't think the president is isolated from the party," Ballard said.
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After his surgery, he became increasingly isolated, blaming himself for staying behind.
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Kazianis noted that 90% of the isolated nation's exports go through China.
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Wyoming isn't the only state that has to resort to isolated schools.
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Providers often also rely on federal subsidies to serve rural, isolated areas.
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Proponents argue misclassification of workers is not isolated to app-based companies.
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Elvington called the domestic violence incident isolated and the familial testimony unfounded.
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The plaintiffs have submitted isolated documents that are taken out of context.
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The health insurance industry was isolated as the boogeyman that Democrats needed.
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Pelosi's not-so-subtle shot at AOC isn't an isolated event either.
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Life doesn't have to feel so isolated on the road after all.
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The electronics are isolated to resist spills and any kind of tomfoolery.
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While violence is now greatly diminished, sporadic attacks continue in isolated areas.
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Ultimately, he was so ashamed of his addiction that he isolated himself.
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We do not make art in a vacuum isolated from sociopolitical context.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, the engineers had not yet isolated the fault.
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But US bullying is backfiring... The US — and not Iran — is isolated.
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But now, it looks like that flu plane wasn't an isolated incident.
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"I think she was very isolated and very lonely," Mr. Thunberg said.
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"To say that I feel isolated is an understatement," Dr. Goins wrote.
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The government is committed to polling every voter, no matter how isolated.
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But living anonymously alongside millions of others can actually leave us isolated.
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What's more, the abuse wasn't coming from an isolated group of trolls.
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The Nickelodeon Resort says they're still treating this as an isolated incident.
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He described Ayling's place of imprisonment as 'an isolated abandoned ghost town.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder is a medical term for a cultural problem: the basic impossibility of digesting the experience of combat as an isolated individual among other isolated individuals, each devoted to pursuing his or her private interests.
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"When we get isolated feathers or isolated ticks, it's very hard to say what the relationship is there," says Ryan McKellar, curator of invertebrate paleontology at the Royal Sasketchewan Museum in Canada, who was not involved in the study.
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Isolated in captivity, she is forced to assess how far her loyalty extends.
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I am not and should not be looked upon as an isolated incident.
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Few places on the planet are as isolated as Palau, or as sprawling.
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It would be wrong to dismiss each of these elections as isolated events.
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In those isolated cases, we will work with customers to mitigate any impact.
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They're isolated, have few social connections, and have difficulties getting to medical treatments.
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"Clark isolated the victim from her family," a statement from federal prosecutors reads.
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He has doubled his salary even as the country remains isolated and poor.
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It said isolated tornadoes remained a threat in Florida in the coming hours.
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Since then, it has become clear that this was not an isolated incident.
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The man lived an hour away from her friends, making Melinda feel isolated.
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Millions of whites nationwide moved out of cities and into racially isolated suburbs.
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They also noted that he had a problematic upbringing and was isolated socially.
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But officials there have tried to assure travelers the deaths are isolated events.
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Beijing has traditionally been the closest ally of secretive and isolated North Korea.
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Six astronauts have been living there isolated for months, doing geologic field work.
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All sources of acceleration on the cube must either be isolated or understood.
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These containers are isolated from other customers using "proven virtualization technology," Microsoft says.
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"Gamers can be very isolated," University of Cincinnati team member Emma Parlette said.
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But I spent five years in Turkey, and I was very socially isolated.
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"Animal cruelty is not an isolated act in many instances," Mr. Blumenthal said.
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Tanmen used to be isolated on the far side of a wide river.
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The killing seems to be an isolated incident and not random, police said.
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If you don't feel like you're normal, you feel isolated from the rest.
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"This is a very isolated event," Dolan told an analyst on LendingClub's call.
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In following decades, conflict ravaged Eritrea, leaving the nation isolated and stifling development.
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They are forever branded — permanently judged and often isolated in their own communities.
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Needless to say, what is happening in Charlottesville is not an isolated incident.
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You may have a hard time keeping it up without becoming socially isolated.
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You know I think they were really pleased to have my isolated attention.
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ISOLATED FROM MARKETS Sudan has been cut off from international markets for years.
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It said that damaging wind gusts, hail and isolated tornadoes could crop up.
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That's because they needed freshly isolated blood samples for some of the analyses.
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"The office essentially became this isolated wasteland," Professor Rockmann said in an interview.
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We think we've isolated the issue, and we're getting close to a resolution.
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