Because they feel like they're being kept apart from life.
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They were kept apart by Japanese prosecutors for seven months.
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But thousands of couples are kept apart because they do not.
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So this is how baby pandas are kept apart before bedtime.
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Yet in the Middle East, politics and oil cannot always be kept apart.
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Espot brushed aside the notion that sports and politics should be kept apart.
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Data from past years suggests that means tens of thousands of families kept apart.
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A small counter-demonstration was kept apart from the main protest by the police.
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Their respective parents decided that they needed to be kept apart for everybody's sakes.
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Nationalism and violence are natural bedfellows, and they won't be kept apart for long.
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Every day that they are kept apart from their parents is another day of damage.
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Now, they'll be kept apart until after the season finale — which will be difficult, no doubt.
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The lawsuit claims they've been kept apart from each other for nearly four months and counting.
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They were kept apart for 20 days to half a year, according to a House report.
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There was a time here when the gang members were kept apart from the normal prisoners.
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Japan and America have had squabbles in the past, but security and trade have been kept apart.
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He has been kept apart from his wife and three younger children, whom he sees only sporadically.
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They were kept apart, but tantalizingly close, so that each could see, hear and smell the other.
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Those infants and toddlers were kept apart for 28503 days to up to six months, the report found.
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Those infants and toddlers were kept apart for 22019 days to up to six months, the report found.
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Those infants and toddlers were kept apart for 28500 days to up to six months, the report found.
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So father and daughter are kept apart during what is supposed to be their moment of closest bonding.
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So destabilizing are female bodies, and so fragile men's egos, that, even today, they must be kept apart.
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UEFA then said Gibraltar's teams would be kept apart from Spain in any competition in which they took part.
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Teilhard was connecting things that were traditionally kept apart—and upsetting the uneasy stand-off between science and religion.
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Critic's Pick Two sisters living in 1950s Brazil are kept apart by their father but can't be spiritually separated.
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So far the new rules are reckoned to have affected up to 15,000 children, many kept apart from a parent.
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OutlanderRon Moore revealed to TV Guide that Claire and Jamie are going to be "kept apart for awhile" in season three.
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Anyone with a heart knows how much it hurts to be kept apart from those you care about during a crisis.
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In the Jim Crow South, white and black citizens were kept apart to confirm and reinforce the idea of white superiority.
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Lovett live—along with Anthony and Johanna, who fall in love at first glance but are kept apart by the judge.
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"It's good," Mr. Khan, 27, said, adding that men and women in Saudi Arabia had been kept apart for too long.
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The facility houses 1,100 adults and children, but hundreds of children are reportedly kept apart from their parents or other family members.
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Sometimes ordinary people were forbidden from wearing clothes or colours in a certain style, so that the elite could be kept apart.
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In interviews, Binet has expressed his interest in creating and subverting artifice, and in mingling materials that have traditionally been kept apart.
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Vows For much of the last three years, Mariano Rivera III and Alyssa Picinich were kept apart by Mr. Rivera's first love.
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That is not needed today as the clinic has been designed to accommodate visitors; patients are kept apart in transparent-sided cubicles.
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As a family, we'd somehow gotten accustomed to missing celebrations, but there is something different about being kept apart during this time.
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It is common practice on tour for umpires and players to be kept apart for a time after a high-profile blowup.
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It is common practice on tour for umpires and players to be kept apart for a time after a high-profile blowup.
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Police were on hand to make sure the three dozen or so anti-Samsung protesters were kept apart from the crowd of supporters.
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But McKenzie's character also brings across a vivid frustration at being kept apart from the world, and the irreconcilable tension between the two leads.
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FIFA, world soccer's ruling body, and its European counterpart UEFA ensure that Serbia and Kosovo are kept apart when making draws for European competitions.
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In these, migrant children are taught separately from urban ones in the same school, and are even kept apart from them in the playground.
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Along the way, the notion that a decision on the more technocratic ECB boss would be kept apart from the political jobs was abandoned.
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Her four young children — two girls and two boys— were taken with her, but they've been kept apart during their years in IS captivity.
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As an American, and separately as a mother, I am horrified beyond measure by stories of children mercilessly separated, and kept apart from, their parents.
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Life won't be much easier for younger generations kept apart and forced to live on screens, whose effect on mental health we don't yet understand.
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University professor Shaul Bassi said Venice's rulers originally established the ghetto because they believed his people could not be integrated and had to be kept apart.
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Ms. Ryom and Mr. Kim are not being kept apart or ceaselessly trailed by minders, as has sometimes been the case for athletes from authoritarian nations.
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Liverpool and Flamengo join at the semi-final stage, kept apart to provide a strong chance of a clash between the two giants in the final.
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Students with disabilities were two-thirds of students kept apart from classmates or restrained, even though they made up 12 percent of students overall, the study showed.
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Stories like Kwon's are a bitter and cruel reminder of the human cost of a peninsula destroyed by war, divided by politicians and kept apart by dictators.
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Peang said she and her cousin were caught kissing when they were younger while attending a family gathering and were later "kind of kept apart" by their family.
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Now, about the ears ... Relax, close your eyes... There are so many beautiful stories of communities coming together to make music recently, even while they are kept apart.
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This multi-sectioned poem is a beautiful portrait of a man who loves yet is kept apart from the object of that love: The boy I teach him.
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The English-speaking trolls were kept apart, he said, but from their loud conversations in the communal smoking room, it seemed like they were engaged in similar work.
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But the two were kept apart with Zarif even claiming that his Saudi counterpart had asked to reshuffle the schedule so that he wouldn't have to meet him.
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The father, 12-year-old Kumar, is being kept apart from 6-year-old Zarina and the cubs until zookeepers are sure that the mother will tolerate his presence.
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In the fight week press conference, where again the fighters had to be kept apart by security, Haye called Bellew supporters—who understandably greatly outnumber Haye fans—"fucking retards".
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Teams from the same league were kept apart in the group stage, as were teams from Russia and Ukraine because of the political and military conflict between the countries.
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Kept apart from the rest of male-dominated society, sisterhood was always a place of refuge for us, where we learned who we were when the patriarchy wasn't watching.
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I don't think they're equipped to deal with real love, and I think this is a Romeo and Juliet story where they're kept apart really by the system at large.
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The report also found that at least 18 infants and toddlers under 2 years old were separated from their parents and kept apart for 20 days to half a year.
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That means that the five front-runners from these first four events—kept apart thus far because of debate logistics and television ratings—will at last share a single stage.
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The easiest approach for Windows and macOS is to set up a separate user account that friends and family can use, so all of your apps and files are kept apart.
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What it's about: Hazel Johnson and Mari McCray fall in love at church bingo in 1963, but they're kept apart but their family and society and are pushed into separate marriages.
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Ofra and Silwad are yoked together by a half-century's bitter history but kept apart by a skinny road, a small army post and rules barring visits to each other's neighborhoods.
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I eventually found myself in honors classes, though I did have to advocate for my placement when teachers assumed my difficulty reading meant I should be kept apart from the smart kids.
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The song is a one-sided conversation between the narrator and a telephone operator, expressing that he misses a girl named Marie, and that they are being kept apart by Marie's mother.
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The film tells the story of two sisters who spend decades unaware that they are living in the same city, Rio de Janeiro, where they are kept apart by circumstance and their parents.
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The two gazelles are close, yet they are kept apart by the security barrier, which on one side Israelis refer to as "the separation fence", and the Palestinians on the other call "the wall".
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It should also be said, there is something delightful about seeing a network show comfortably collaborating with a streaming site — melding two worlds often kept apart by programming schedules, financial barriers, and industry competition.
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Travel influencer Johnny Jet said leaving the U.S. was "just too risky," in the case he were to be quarantined and kept apart from his two young children at home for weeks on end.
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Romeo and Juliet may have killed themselves because they couldn't stand being kept apart by their feuding families, but most modern-day daters would consider dumping you if you came between them and their bacon.
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That criminal investigations and prosecutions must be kept apart from crass politics is a truism familiar to those of us who raised our right hand and swore an oath to support and defend the Constitution.
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Instead, the increase in family separation, which has seen hundreds of immigrant children detained and kept apart from their parents, comes from a zero-tolerance policy introduced by the Trump administration and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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According to the zoo's spokesperson, once male lions reach adulthood, they are kept apart from their mother and female siblings, so it has been some time since Zuri and her sons have shared the same space.
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At least 18 migrant infants and toddlers under the age of two were separated from their parents at the border "including nine infants under the age of one," and kept apart for 20 days to six months.
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BANJA LUKA, Bosnia (Reuters) - Thousands of Bosnian Serbs staged rival rallies for and against the government in the capital of Bosnia's autonomous Serb region on Saturday, kept apart by a heavy police presence after warnings of violence.
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Reuters has published a remarkable story about how Iranian families kept apart by the travel ban are using the Haskell Free Library and Opera House, which occupies a liminal space between Derby Line, Vermont, and Stanstead, Quebec.
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Those kinds of movies, however, can be a little stressful, whereas hopeless romance -- and the notion of two people drawn to each other but for some extraordinary reason kept apart -- might be one of the better escapes.
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So, the president's invitation to immigrants facing religious persecution abroad strikes a discordant note for the Muslim families his own policies have kept apart, along with the immigrants at our southern border seeking safety and a new beginning.
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Strike and Robin are kindred spirits in crime-fighting and mystery-solving, but they're forever kept apart — Robin by her engagement to the weak and feckless Matthew, and Strike by his belief that he is too broken for a committed relationship.
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Hundreds of police officers have kept close guard on the demonstrations this week, using their bicycles and horses as a means of crowd control, as other officers kept apart opposing groups of protesters so that arguments did not flare into violence.
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"A Woman of No Importance" is a strange hybrid of drawing-room persiflage and he-done-her-wrong potboiler, while "The Lady From the Sea" seems to straddle two genres, mystical fable and social realism, that Ibsen usually kept apart.
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The professionals are kept apart from the amateurs as well, which means not only does the developing pool lose out on sponsors and cash, but scouts have a hard time figuring out which fighters can best represent the country overseas.
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There were long planning meetings, as few people as possible on set during shooting, and Jenna Fischer and John Krasinski were even kept apart for an hour before the kiss so that when they finally reunited things would feel more genuine.
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In an attempt to deter migrant families from crossing the border, the Trump administration has been separating children from their parents and sending them to different shelters or foster homes, where they may be kept apart for weeks or even months.
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Sanders and Warren were kept apart back then -- a quirk of the draw that gave Warren an uninterrupted chance to tout her progressive credentials that included a strong answer on her plans to promote greater economic fairness right out of the gate.
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The Houthi delegation head at peace talks in Sweden, Mohammed Abdusalam, also told al-Jazeera television that the port of Hodeidah must be kept apart from the military conflict, and that a government should be formed first before all parties are disarmed.
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"Beale Street" thus unfolds on parallel tracks, alternating between the current situation that Tish faces and the arc of their romance, which makes the idea of the two being kept apart -- other than longing visits through prison glass -- all the more painful.
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Though "Heroes" is today remembered as an anthem of optimism and defiance, its lyrics capture the hopelessness and desperation of a city divided, friends and family in the East kept apart from their loved ones in the West by violence and terror.
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Prisoners could also get "private tele-psychiatry" on TVs in their cells, or participate in group therapy and classes while kept apart in individual phone booth–sized cages called "therapy enclosures," which are bolted to the floor of what used to be a basketball gym.
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I think of my fellow immigrants without such freedoms — the families who have been kept apart by discriminatory travel bans, forcibly separated at the border, tear-gassed as they fled their homelands to seek safety, all by a country that recognizes me as one of its own.
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"Together these practices have resulted in not only the tremendous suffering of children and parents who have been kept apart, detained, and subjected to abusive, inhumane treatment, but also the involuntary, forced return of hundreds of people to grave dangers, including risk of death," the complaint reads.
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And if that mathematical function gets it right in your data set all the time or nearly all the time you call it high accuracy and then we test on new data or data that has been kept apart and you see whether it continues to be very accurate.
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The bits of the Alt-Right that matter right now are those who say that members of different races should be kept apart, who aim abuse at Jewish Americans and think that calling a podcast "The Daily Shoah" is striking a bold blow for freedom of speech and against political correctness.
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That begins with the tragic Fantine (Lily Collins); her daughter Cosette (Ellie Bamber as a teenager), who becomes Val Jean's ward; and Marius (Josh O'Connor), the aristocrat who joins the ill-fated uprising, having grown up in privilege with his grandfather (David Bradley) while being kept apart from his veteran father.
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Kept apart in life, pushed aside after death, the black residents of Harlem in the 1600s, 2003s and 1800s have seemingly emerged from an unlikely spot: beneath a bus depot near the Harlem River where a "Negro burying ground" was once maintained by the first church in the Dutch settlement of Nieuw Haarlem.
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" The word applies more obviously to romantic melodramas, in which two lovers are kept apart by geography or time; I'm actually stealing this application from the New Yorker critic David Denby, who used it to describe the way Jude Law and Nicole Kidman find their way to each other across the brutal terrain of "Cold Mountain.
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (China) Lovers are ultimately kept apart because of class differences, honor, obligation, and revenge in this fanciful tale of a mystical jade sword, warriors who float on air and run on water, and a not-so-innocent governor's daughter who sets off the chase for an assassin that spans from Peking to the remote desert flats of Western China.
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A copy donated in 1861 to a library in what is now Cape Town, South Africa, was from the outset kept apart from the general collection, subsequently neglected and ultimately surpassed in national significance by the so-called Robben Island Bible — a 1970 edition of Shakespeare's complete works smuggled to political prisoners, including Nelson Mandela, by supporters of the African National Congress.
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Once the lovers, spurning all advice, are bound in matrimony, they move to Bechuanaland, only to be kept apart for long periods, with Seretse detained against his will in England and his wife marooned in Africa: a desperate plight for the two of them, but not much fun for us, either, as we listen to them hollering down the phone.
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I was repeatedly struck by the extent to which Israel prefigures trends that are spreading around much of the world: the rise of religion and nationalism; the coexistence of a high-tech sector with orthodox communities; the division of society into rival communities that are so hostile to each other that they need to be kept apart by a wall; and the rise of strongmen leaders who argue, in effect, that the imperatives of national security override namby-pamby worries about civil rights.
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