"Buying stocks is a solitary event — too solitary," he said.
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Researcher Sharon Shalev describes typical solitary confinement conditions in her 2009 book Supermax: Controlling Risk Through Solitary Confinement: Many firsthand accounts from people who have experienced solitary attest to these conditions.
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I was in that solitary cell for the rest of my year at Lew Sterrett, sonine months of solitary.
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This is the opening paragraph: Rodin was solitary before fame came to him, and afterward he became perhaps still more solitary.
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After Solitary and 6x9, for example, both make good use of the headset to convey the isolation and captivity of solitary confinement.
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In the fiscal year that ended on September 30, 2014, adult inmates were sent to solitary for nonviolent offenses 3,800 times — suggesting that the ban on solitary for low-level infractions could stop thousands of uses of solitary each year.
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Obama Bans Solitary Confinement for JuvenilesPresident Obama has banned solitary confinement for juvenile offenders in the federal prison system using executive action powers.
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Although solitary confinement is widely condemned, it's still common in America; we speak with an inmate who's spent half a lifetime in solitary.
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The same solitary confinement referred to as the 'hot box', the same solitary confinement where more young people lose themselves or commit suicide.
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Dwight Garner reviews "Solitary," Albert Woodfox's harrowing memoir about the more than 40 years he spent in solitary confinement for a crime he didn't commit.
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" Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán While complaining how Paul Manafort was put in "solitary confinement," Trump said, "El Chapo I don't think was placed in solitary confinement.
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Instead of a solitary white boy surrounded by crowds of peaceful, welcoming black people, there is a solitary black girl surrounded by a baying mob of whites.
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He expressed concern over Ruiz spending more than 20 years in solitary confinement and said this case was appropriate to conduct constitutional scrutiny of extended solitary confinement.
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And our reviewer found "Solitary" by Albert Woodfox, who survived more than 40 years in solitary confinement, to be a remarkable testament of suffering and self-transformation.
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At any given moment, about 80,000 to 100,000 people are held in solitary confinement in the US; in many states, the average stint in solitary lasts years.
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Without a limit on the total length of time people may spend in solitary confinement, the torture of months, years and even decades in solitary confinement can continue.
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Data shows that prisoners in solitary account for about half of all prison suicides; self-harm is also more common in solitary units than in less-restrictive ones.
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He was in solitary from when he was sixteen to when he was twenty—a kind of solitary where you couldn't even shout to the person next door.
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Solitary, his memoir of surviving the longest sustained period of solitary confinement in US history, is a vital first-hand account of carceral brutality, told with astonishing aplomb.
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The United Nations has said solitary confinement for more than 15 days constitutes torture and has called for the prohibition of solitary for youth and those with mental illness.
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SOLITARY CONFINEMENT Solo no more: If the President gets his way, solitary confinement in federal prisons will be a thing of the past for juveniles and low-level offenders.
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"There is not a single, solitary recommendation that I saw that has a single, solitary answer attached to it — how to do what they're talking about," Mr. Biden said.
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The United Nations has also called on countries to end the practice of solitary confinement, saying that any solitary confinement sentence longer than 15 days should be completely prohibited.
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The Vera Institute, which has worked with corrections departments across a number of states on reducing solitary, reports on effective ways to keep people safe other than solitary confinement.
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A 2017 study on prisoners who underwent solitary confinement found that prisoners who spent more time in solitary confinement were more likely to report signs of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
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The second film being screened is titled Solitary Gardens, by another ABOG Fellow, jackie sumell, and features cell-sized garden beds created through correspondence with those incarcerated in solitary confinement.
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Vicky Gunderson, whose son killed himself in solitary, is asking people to sign an online petition telling the U.S. attorney general to ban solitary confinement for inmates 17 and younger.
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Solitary confinement will be limited to 30 days for first-time nonviolent offenses; however, subsequent infractions could still result in back-to-back sentences that extend time in solitary indefinitely.
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I called Ms. Gould and found her to be the ideal source to guide me through the details of Mr. Joisel's solitary life and the intricacies of his solitary art.
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And ICIJ found that nearly a third of those placed in solitary had a mental illness, even though the U.N. says the mentally ill should never be subjected to solitary.
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So far, the reforms have drastically cut the amount of people in solitary confinement, with Contra Costa going from 100 inmates in solitary to just three as of December 2019.
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"Despite an emerging consensus that solitary confinement places juveniles at risk of serious harm — including suicide, psychosis and post-traumatic stress disorder — and despite a national abandonment of the solitary confinement of juveniles, the Broome County Sheriff's Office has embraced the frequent and arbitrary use of solitary confinement," the most recent lawsuit said.
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In the U.S., according to Solitary Watch, solitary confinement cells generally measure a maximum of 8×10 feet, whereas Breivik is in a three-room cell measuring over 320 square feet.
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" The title track repeatedly refers to a "solitary candle.
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Would I get out of solitary — let alone prison?
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Kodak Black is in solitary confinement ... TMZ has learned.
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That's what Madison McFerrin's "Insane" gets — sexy, but solitary.
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"I have nightmares that I'm still in solitary, and when I wake up and look around and say, 'OK, I'm not in solitary,' it's hard to go back to sleep," she said.
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According to the Louisiana plaintiffs' lawyers, who filed the suit on Wednesday, 56 of the 71 inmates currently on death row have been held in solitary confinement for more than 10 years, 45 have been in solitary confinement for more than 15 years and 20 have been held in solitary confinement for more than 20 years.
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But her claim that Trump should be imprisoned and put in solitary confinement is at odds with the now-mainstream position held by most experts and progressive Democrats that solitary confinement is cruel.
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Under Clements' successor Rick Raemisch, Colorado cut the number of people in solitary from 1,500 in 21625 to just 2900 in 220006, including eliminating the use of solitary for those with mental illness.
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But cats are solitary animals that don't have social hierarchies.
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Britain will be set free to its solitary island existence.
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It's a solitary experience the vast majority of the time.
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He voluntarily went to solitary so hewouldn't get in fights.
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Suddenly, an external and communal event became internal and solitary.
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Suffice to say, it has become a very solitary experience.
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For her, it has to do with the solitary form.
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He says that, in solitary, he became distraught and suicidal.
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He speculates the solitary species may be looking to reproduce.
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While in custody, Willis spent four years in solitary confinement.
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And where dogs are social creatures, cats are more solitary.
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He said he had spent six months in solitary confinement.
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It's just nothing but the mountain, every single solitary day.
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A portion of that time was spent in solitary confinement.
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Being in solitary gives Meadows "really bad depression," Hamilton said.
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Mendez, the U.N. special rapporteur, has called solitary confinement torture.
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They are solitary animals that want to be left alone.
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I've been in solitary confinement for weeks at a time.
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Whistling for me used to be a really solitary thing.
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Like, for instance: How long has Sophia been in solitary?
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Tish let fly a solitary but operatic and satisfying screech.
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About the character who spent two years in solitary confinement?
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The two people in solitary confinement will eventually get out.
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You can't be a solitary executive and a successful president.
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Signs of humankind vanish, save for the solitary roadside mailbox.
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That means ending counterproductive punishments like solitary confinement for minors.
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Ariel Martinez, 223, is in solitary confinement at Rikers Island.
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Why would a solitary, mopey Abby be cause for alarm?
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After refusing to work, he was moved to solitary confinement.
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Sometimes, solitary lasts for years, rather than days or weeks.
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His voice came out solitary, singular in the February air.
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What is perhaps most brutal about solitary is its stillness.
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How did your own experiences of solitary shape the text?
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"There was never just a solitary A," Mr. Carroll said.
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This led to a discussion of unexpected sounds in solitary.
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Brilliant turquoise window seats are perfect for solitary park gazing.
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Stuff to keep themselves amused, but in a solitary way.
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Transit could be a relaxing, solitary experience, traffic jams notwithstanding.
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Voting is a solitary act, but campaigns are collective efforts.
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He is placed in solitary confinement for his own protection.
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Mr. Silverstein described solitary confinement as worse than capital punishment.
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Peace, quiet, and tranquility abounded in this solitary, watery arena.
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In solitary, you only get one phone call a month.
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"We know the challenge: It's a solitary challenge," Urrutia said.
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Four is a record set during one especially solitary stretch.
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She has been placed in solitary Confinement [against her will].
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Blackwell is working toward publishing a book on solitary confinement.
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The Bears have a young, mad king named Solitary Love.
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He fought with other inmates and was placed in solitary.
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Not all places of retreat need be solitary or introspective.
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The solitary genius, presiding over the counter with seven seats.
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Historically, our role models have always been strong, solitary women.
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He served nineteen years, most of them in solitary confinement.
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That action got him sent into solitary for seven months.
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And "Frontline" reports on states' efforts to reform solitary confinement.
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A solitary gasp, too windy to be called a sob.
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He was in solitary confinement for two of those years.
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His solitary task was interrupted when a car pulled up.
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In Alaska, I was the solitary, nature- loving book nut.
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I never found a single solitary conflict between the two.
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This monkish script speaks of endless hours of solitary devotion.
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Reading and writing are solitary activities; BookTube is changing that.
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Between May and September, Loujain was held in solitary confinement.
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"I've always been shy and kind of solitary," she said.
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SUE Recuperation (and other solitary stretches) call for immersive reading.
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In response, she was punished with demerits and solitary confinement.
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The solitary man in a cafe sipping espresso doesn't flinch.
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And its success has upended Ms. Owens's own solitary existence.
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And now, as we know, solitary confinement is used regularly.
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Large portions of her time in prison were in solitary.
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Yet, Saloua Choucair was a solitary bird from the beginning.
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The measures include banning solitary confinement for juveniles and people who have committed low-level infractions, broadening treatment for the mentally ill, and allowing solitary confinement prisoners to spend more time outside of their cells.
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Nowadays, we like to romanticize running as a solo sport, each of us slapping along to the heroic echo of our solitary footsteps, but our ancestors knew that in nature, a solitary runner is doomed.
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After planning an escape, she spent two years in solitary confinement.
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Some are mostly innocuous, like how Trump spends his solitary hours.
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Twelve hours of solitary confinement inside one of the infinity rooms?
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She said the hardest part of solitary confinement was the helplessness.
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Paul Manafort by the way, right now is in solitary confinement.
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In solitary confinement in Lew Sterrett, you have your own shower.
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The state's inhumane practices involving solitary confinement have also generated outrage.
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Doing audiobooks is a pretty solitary experience, especially with children's books.
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This practice is known to the general public as solitary confinement.
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"We can out-compete China every single solitary day," Biden said.
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Riverhead Books / Penguin Random House Albert Woodfox with Leslie George, Solitary.
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A solitary painting by Hartigan hung on the living-room wall.
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Prisoners with HIV will not be automatically sent to solitary confinement.
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But for youth advocates, ending juvenile solitary will take more work.
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The infamous drug lord has been in solitary confinement since Jan.
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Inmates with mental illness are no longer held in solitary confinement.
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If he is in fact not being held in solitary, great.
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The rights group said Mansoor was being held in solitary confinement.
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After all, he had spent years in solitary, off and on.
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He's now spending this stretch of his prison term in solitary.
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Tarantulas are solitary creatures that hunt large insects, frogs and snakes.
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He will be put in solitary confinement, lawyer Frank Berton said.
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Making VR mainstream means making it less of a solitary activity.
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In the noisy, bustling arrivals lounge, he leads a solitary life.
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Games, though, haven't always been such a solitary affair for Stephen.
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My work's always been a little solitary sounding and dark sounding.
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They're solitary creatures — no running in packs like wolves or deer.
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And offscreen, Sophia Burset (Laverne Cox) is still in solitary confinement.
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For two of those years, he was kept in solitary confinement.
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"Supermax" prisoners spend some 23 hours a day in solitary confinement.
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I was surprised to see how solitary his artist's life is.
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The solitary remedy available to the ITC is the exclusion order.
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Kids radio program, and won—but a solitary and introverted one.
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Ayala (21925), she declined to join an opinion condemning solitary confinement.
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If you were facing life in solitary confinement, you'd be concerned.
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But his sojourn in Park Slope is hardly a solitary affair.
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So why was Epstein placed in "solitary" in the first place?
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Born and raised in Siberia, she is terrified of solitary confinement.
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Once they're in the wild, they're known to be solitary creatures.
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There are consistent reports of beatings, food deprivation and solitary confinement.
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It said Geas was moved to solitary confinement after the killing.
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What does it mean to call solitary confinement in prison torture?
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Check out the Daily VICE segment on the reality of solitary.
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I was liable to be tossed into solitary, no questions asked.
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The disenchanted teenager, the pastel goth, the solitary vaporwave music maker?
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He had been to solitary a few times in the past.
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A photo you'd risk spending six months in solitary to take.
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"Lexi lashed out at people and was very solitary," Harding says.
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Despite its symptoms, depression is not a solitary or selfish disease.
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I prefer the solitary, gravitating toward individualism and outlier-like behaviors.
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Being unconscious is a solitary act, and people need their space.
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They tend to be quiet, solitary types who fight internal battles.
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Most individuals in solitary suffer from some kind of mental illness.
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During that stint in prison, she was held in solitary confinement.
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For all his influence, Nietzsche lived a short and solitary life.
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Without us, they'd be suffering through a kind of solitary confinement.
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For the most part, we're living more solitary lives than ever.
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But my interest in magic remained a largely private, solitary pursuit.
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At the beginning, Mr. Demachy said, it is a solitary process.
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He was hospitalized and sentenced to 600 days in solitary confinement.
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His supplier, Jim Watts of Watts Solitary Bees in Bothell, Wash.
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Quammen doesn't just give us stories of solitary toil and triumph.
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He served 11 months in solitary confinement in a Pretoria prison.
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He was held in solitary confinement for 11 of those years.
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After all, drawing doesn't have to be such a solitary activity.
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" Facts First: Jackson did not "put Paul Manafort in solitary confinement.
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She has been held in solitary confinement for almost three years.
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There are important reasons to do away with solitary confinement altogether.
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He is being held in solitary confinement at the Kishon prison.
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Her once solitary work now had company and a larger purpose.
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I'd wanted a solitary revelation, but I was given something else.
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Then he was sentenced to serve 360 days in solitary isolation.
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Following hospitalization, he was sentenced to 600 days in solitary confinement.
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He was in solitary for five years, from 2005 to 2010.
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From the RHIB, the Alan Kurdi looked impossibly solitary and small.
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Avenatti was jailed and put in solitary confinement following his Jan.
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While there, she said, he was often put in solitary confinement.
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"I am a solitary and lonely man," he wrote to Paula.
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They typically live solitary lives, so it was a rare sight.
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In 121 of the reports, solitary confinement was used for discipline.
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Roughly half the time, detainees placed in solitary had mental illness.
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Trump, for better and worse, is a solitary and unique figure.
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I expected it to be a kind of solitary, eerie experience.
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Esters could tell that his time in solitary was changing him.
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He's still a solitary tool-user striving to reach the summit.
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A solitary black crow followed us the length of the glacier.
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He makes friends easily, but he's essentially solitary and self-contained.
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Friendly and gentle to humans, while solitary among its own kind.
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Slowly, word of their decades in solitary began to leak out.
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Do not even listen, simply wait, be quiet, still and solitary.
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Prisons soon returned to solitary confinement as an inmate-management strategy.
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Fortunately, the facts about solitary are slowly creeping into public view.
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After I got out of solitary, I began to evolve, too.
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Baldi is, by nature, solitary; he's still the same prodigal writer.
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It begins solitary with a wide-eyed woman trained to tremble.
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He also appears to have been held in prolonged solitary confinement.
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Having spent over three years in solitary confinement myself, I know firsthand that misbehavior reports have often been issued arbitrarily, empowering prison guards to make decisions about whether to leave someone in solitary confinement for years.
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Among the group's recommendations are that solitary confinement should: In 2016, President Obama reformed the use of solitary confinement in federal facilities, including banning it for those under 18 and limits on its use for adults.
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In many cases, this type of solitary confinement is the most absurd: Federal officials are in effect placing prisoners in solitary — a practice that can permanently damage a person's mental and physical well-being — to protect them.
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But the sharp overall increase in transfers since the solitary ban was put into place for city jails suggests that transfers to other jurisdictions have become an end-run around the city's own rules on solitary confinement.
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Far too often, VR is mistaken to be a solitary, lonely experience.
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But if golf is solitary, fighting fires is the ultimate team sport.
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But the Department of Corrections said it does not have solitary confinement.
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In less than a week, I could be thrown into solitary confinement.
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Cancellare added that screaming hairy armadillos are solitary species, like other armadillos.
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Years in solitary made her too weak to meet her work quota.
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First he complained about the lack of bottled water in solitary confinement.
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In solitary, I had no mattress and was fed only bologna sandwiches.
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It's a portrayal of old-fashioned masculinity as a profoundly solitary experience.
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As of the time of this writing, Whitney remains in solitary confinement.
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Right now, VR games are for the most part a solitary experience.
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According to Inscho, the suicide ended Wallace's 50-day in solitary confinement.
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Honeybees, native solitary bees, flies, and butterflies flit about pollinating apple blossoms.
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But especially in present times, science is hardly ever a solitary endeavor.
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However, in the '70s, this journey becomes less solitary, and increasingly political.
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When he is in solitary in metropolitan correctional -- is going to wish.
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And yet, he's only installed a single, solitary app on it: Twitter.
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Virtual reality is, by nature of its form factor, a solitary experience.
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She herself spent 491 days in solitary confinement for her political activism.
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Nigg has been placed in solitary confinement since the beating on Fogle.
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Ocasio-Cortez also asserted that the U.S. should ban extended solitary confinement.
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They tend to be solitary and shy, living in small social groups.
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But unlike Kate's solitary Hillary, Trump was not alone in his sorrow.
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"They are solitary animals so might find cohabitation stressful," he told me.
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Watching the streaming service's original content has become a mostly solitary experience.
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"In a way, you're in solitary confinement for three years," Balint says.
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Others alleged they were punished, even put in solitary confinement, for complaining.
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As of this writing, there's a single, solitary review for Button Tooter.
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He says he found God while reading the bible in solitary confinement.
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"The solitary dolphin is looking for company," Sammy Hassani told Ouest-France.
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To survive solitary confinement by running in place until he was exhausted.
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He had been in solitary and had no television, no human contact.
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Social isolation is a risk many widowers face, compounded by solitary living.
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He said he reflected on his life choices while in solitary confinement.
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Allah was kept alone in his cell, sometimes known as solitary confinement.
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Government critics have been abducted and placed in solitary confinement and tortured.
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He was formerly incarcerated for 12 years, including three in solitary confinement.
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She had been held in a solitary confinement, according to her husband.
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Marathon running is a solitary endeavor that can be lonely and isolating.
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There is a valid use for solitary confinement in a penal institution.
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Today, only inmates in solitary confinement sit behind a barrier during visitation.
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It's well established that solitary confinement can be mentally and physically debilitating.
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She was subjected to nightlong interrogations and worse: torture and solitary confinement.
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The plan also calls for abolishing the death penalty and solitary confinement.
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Honey bees, as well as bumblebees and solitary bees pollinate their bushes.
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Honeybees, bumble bees, and solitary bees are all "essential" to pollinating watermelon.
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It is literally the single, solitary memorable moment in the entire movie.
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Some, squat toilets, have been converted into solitary confinement or torture chambers.
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But at its heart, Breath of the Wild is a solitary experience.
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A look at how it feels to spend 30 days in solitary.
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Genever has long suffered from both solitary representation and also fundamental misunderstanding.
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Cats are solitary, asocial hypercarnivores built to do one thing: get meat.
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In the solitary confinement typical of "designated locations," there are few constraints.
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" Imagine that: somber Alfred Tennyson overcome by a sublime and solitary "LOL.
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A solitary man clutched a jumbo flute containing a frozen red daiquiri.
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Even by the standards of the solitary writer, his eccentricities are manifest.
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She's currently being held in solitary confinement in a northern Virginia jail.
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His hospitalization had been his first respite from solitary confinement since 21987.
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But at some point, dressing rooms are places of silent, solitary work.
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Are we not all, as we proceed through our lives, solitary Earths?
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Music for me has always been such a solitary, intense personal experience.
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What started as a solitary activity has become decidedly social and interactive.
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They tend to be solitary animals and their quills can be sharp.
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" A few days passed, and she sent a solitary message: "Thank you.
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His punishment, according to prison records, was a month in solitary confinement.
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Some inmates reported being held in solitary confinement or isolation for years.
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The state ended the use of long-term solitary confinement last year.
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There are about 80,000 inmates in solitary confinement in the nation's prisons.
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In 2202, Colorado abolished solitary confinement periods of more than 2628 days.
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"That solitary will make a chain and so on," said Dr. Sutherland.
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His voice reaches for the heavens in a solitary burst of coloratura.
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Abolishing solitary confinement for pretrial defendants is one small but important step.
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Here, voting is not a solitary task performed in a curtained booth.
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By then, he said, he had spent 26 days in solitary confinement.
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The available footage suggests the giant squids live solitary lives at sea.
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Many recognize the individuals around them — even solitary animals, like mountain lions.
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He'd been placed in solitary after getting into a fight last weekend.
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He was taken to a solitary cell and later an interrogation room.
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For many podcast listeners, following their favorite shows is a solitary experience.
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As Bay Area childhoods go, Marc Russell Benioff's was solitary and geeky.
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Painting, sculpture, and textile work are one solitary entity in her mind.
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Perry said Avenatti is being kept in "inhumane" conditions in solitary confinement.
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He is being held in solitary confinement in Dhahban prison in Jidda.
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And did you ever have a chance to get out of solitary?
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But that was not to be the last word on solitary confinement.
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" Craig Haney, an expert on solitary confinement at the University of California, Santa Cruz, said that CoreCivc's description of its restrictive housing at Stewart seemed to be simply a description of conditions generally referred to as "solitary confinement.
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A recent survey of LGBTQ inmates found that 85 percent of respondents had been subjected to the trauma of solitary confinement—many purportedly for their own protection—and approximately half had spent two years or more in solitary.
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The federal system and many states are restricting the duration of solitary confinement or banning solitary confinement for youth, but in recent years, the practice has still been common in prisons and juvenile detention facilities in some states.
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Editorial President Obama sent a powerful message last week when he barred federal prisons from holding juveniles in solitary confinement and ordered the Bureau of Prisons to undertake sweeping changes in how solitary is used throughout the federal system.
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A number of groups have criticized the use of solitary confinement as a violation of the constitutions prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment, citing lasting mental and physical damage in prisoners confined in solitary for long periods of time.
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Last July, the New York Times reported that while New York City was no longer putting minors in solitary confinement at Rikers, it was allowing people younger than 22 to be transferred to upstate jails that use solitary confinement.
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Surely there must be at least one solitary aisle or window seat available.
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The state's solitary confinement reforms were led by the state's Department of Corrections.
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Moore has been held for 15 years in solitary confinement, his lawyers said.
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Terry Kupers and Craig Haney, who discuss the psychological effects of solitary confinement.
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D. heteropsammicola appears to only use living, growing, solitary coral as a house.
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The women's solitary acts of defiance also make them a tricky security challenge.
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The proposed techniques included use of darkness, sleep deprivation, solitary confinement, and noise.
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Another hermit, Masafumi Nagasaki, took a more extreme approach to the solitary lifestyle.
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He reportedly was moved into solitary confinement at Fort Dix that same day.
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Dorn, who is HIV positive, was thrown in solitary confinement for a year.
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Before the investigation, individuals with mental illness could be sent into solitary confinement.
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There's a low stage where the girls dance, and a solitary chaise longue.
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Colorado and New Mexico have reduced the number of people in solitary confinement.
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They all live in vivariums, some shared and a couple of them solitary.
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They look oddly naked and solitary, offering mute testimony to changing postal protocols.
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Woodfox served more time in solitary confinement than any prisoner in U.S. history.
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Several years ago, I spent a long stretch in a solitary confinement cell.
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President Barack Obama even cited it in his opinion piece on solitary confinement.
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So, yes, I would say that they are in fact in solitary confinement.
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That exchange and that process made the work less of a solitary endeavor.
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The feeling of being in solitary is almost impossible for him to describe.
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In 2005, he was moved to the ADX, where his solitary confinement continued.
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Soon, she was joined by a solitary male dancer and another female dancer.
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The most dangerous prisoners, such as Mr Abdeslam, are held in solitary confinement.
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The Mexican tetra or blind cave fish (Astyanax mexicanus) is a solitary species.
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Yeah. But it's gonna air on ESPN not as a solitary object, right?
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She knew the building, having been held in solitary confinement and interrogated there.
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Solitary confinement, loneliness, doubt and anxiety can do strange things to your mind.
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Unlike others in his line of work, however, he is not incorrigibly solitary.
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Swimming is a solitary sport, especially when one's main competition is the clock.
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Cell blocks devoted to "restrictive housing"—solitary confinement—are scattered throughout the grounds.
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You spent six months inside, two weeks of which were in solitary confinement.
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The former POW's spirit endured despite being tortured and isolated in solitary confinement.
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After being jailed at 16, he spent nearly two years in solitary confinement.
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" They are absorbed in solitary contemplation in Paul Wolff's "Florence, on the Arno.
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For that matter, Netflix is beginning to look rather solitary in its strategy.
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The exoplanet is orbiting Barnard's star, the closest solitary star to our sun.
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Sculptural trios dissolve into solitary moments embellished with hip swivels and swinging arms.
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She is currently being held in solitary confinement in a northern Virginia jail.
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Other solitary souls will wander by, and I invite them into the conversation.
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Lee was even put in solitary confinement in prison while he awaited trial.
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In the Egyptian security apparatus beatings, solitary confinement, and starvation rations are common.
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The psychological effects of solitary confinement — on youths especially — can be severely counterproductive.
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I help people who have spent years in solitary confinement find an apartment.
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The city ended solitary confinement for Rikers inmates under 18 in December 2014.
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Paul Manafort is being sent to solitary confinement in my district - Rikers Island.
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He said he did not care about the closing of the solitary unit.
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Maybe in solitary moments he imagined her small hands dancing across the keys.
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Carlos then engages in a solitary hunt, as cats are meant to do.
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For a while, the vocation lent Barry's solitary existence a semblance of meaning.
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Instead, it was a series of solitary exercises with all eyes on him.
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Dark is just the kind of mystery that's made for solitary plane watching.
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Was music a social thing or more of a solitary post-school pursuit?
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"I hated every single solitary second of it," she said of the experience.
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The debate around solitary confinement has literally been brought to your home screen.
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Here, a friend who is also incarcerated in solitary at Holman remembers him.
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Every violation in Holman, you go to solitary, regardless of what it is.
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VICE's James Burns voluntarily spent 30 days in solitary in an American jail.
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Read his article "Why I'm Voluntarily Going into Solitary Confinement" here: http://bit.
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He did multiple stints in solitary confinement—the longest one lasting eleven months.
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Watch the solitary confinement livestream above or check out the standalone site here.
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The solitary pair were "found associating with rough-toothed dolphins," the report read.
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Josefina Zapata, a patient suffering from psychosis and epilepsy, was in solitary confinement.
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To be sure, it wasn't always as solitary as he made it sound.
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After her first attempt, she was placed in solitary confinement for two weeks.
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"People think of games as isolating or a solitary pursuit," Ms. Foulston said.
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Experiencing solitary firsthand, I thought, would better position me to change our culture.
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He told Billboard that he spent much of that time in solitary confinement.
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The pattern includes cats, butterflies, and young women involved in various solitary activities.
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He had served three years — including months in solitary confinement — for leading protests.
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Prison officials would not comment on the length of his term in solitary.
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As media jobs go, this is one of the more solitary, solipsistic ones.
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The settlement comes amid a continuing debate over the use of solitary confinement.
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His lawyer said his client was upbeat despite being held in solitary confinement.
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He is in solitary confinement in a remote prison near the Vietnamese border.
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On Thursday, I spent seven solitary hours wandering the fairgrounds with 122,694 others.
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In Dubai, she said she was threatened, held in solitary confinement and interrogated.
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Quarantine may involve time in the same solitary cells used to punish inmates.
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"If they come forward, you get tossed in solitary," Elle told BuzzFeed News.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — Justice Anthony M. Kennedy is a fierce critic of solitary confinement.
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Behind prison walls, women are forced into solitary confinement, simply for being pregnant.
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A solitary salp gives rise to a colony of genetically identical salps asexually.
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I've already spent more than 10 months in jail, mostly in solitary confinement.
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He got in fights, racked up infractions, and wound up in solitary confinement.
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She enjoyed certain solitary pursuits, like romance novels and the online game FarmVille.
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It will keep you motivated and boost your health more than solitary exercise.
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How could she sustain so much movement and range within a solitary note?
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They were also sent to solitary confinement more frequently and for longer durations.
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Migrants were "systematically" kept in "punishment cells" or in solitary confinement, it added.
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Many of the inmates spent months in solitary confinement or locked in cells.
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He&aposs also picked up some — admittedly solitary — hobbies to fill his time.
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They create an illusion of vast space in which two solitary paths intersect.
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The Times story said Geas was moved to solitary confinement after the killing.
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Bishop was deeply drawn to islands—places where she felt isolated, solitary, safe.
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Some feel that swimming's solitary, meditative quality is the best thing about it.
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Prisons more forthrightly label such holding areas as what they are: solitary confinement.
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KILLER MIKE Do you understand the significance of him rapping about solitary confinement?
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Rumors state that it leads to a solitary beach paradise, a tropical bliss.
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He was in solitary for 18 days, but after that they transferred him.
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She was put in solitary confinement after her first attempt in early July.
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Goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher did her own solitary walk to one of the goals.
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Denied all visitation privileges, Tucker spent more than 2100 days in solitary isolation.
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Solitary confinement causes extreme suffering, particularly over prolonged periods of months or years.
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But placing people in solitary stands out as a violation of human rights.
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Research over the past few decades has documented the effects of solitary confinement.
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Not all researchers hold the same view about the harms of solitary confinement.
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Protecting such populations has often been given as a reason for using solitary.
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And the solitary, sleek cougar might be the perfect animal for the job.
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It was just a very solitary exercise, whereas How Should a Person Be?
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Daryl is given a chance to escape solitary confinement but doesn't take it.
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For example, After Solitary, a collaboration of Emblematic Group and PBS's Frontline takes people inside the Maine State Prison to hear former prisoner Kenny Moore talk about his experience with solitary confinement and his struggles rehabilitating when he was released.
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" The bill would also ban punishing certain people with solitary confinement, like minors, those with serious mental illness, those with a physical or intellectual disability, those pregnant or who have recently given birth or those "significantly adversely affected by solitary.
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On Monday, Mr. de Blasio found himself having to explain why, after enacting a policy to end solitary confinement in city jails, the city Department of Correction increased the number of inmates shipped upstate, where they were put in solitary.
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AFTER FIVE months in solitary confinement, his final court appearance lasted barely five minutes.
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Douglas spent two years in solitary confinement as a result of this extended sentence.
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As many as 100,000 prisoners are placed in solitary across the US each year.
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President Barack Obama rightly acted to end solitary confinement for juveniles in federal prisons.
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After three months of solitary confinement, she said, he was given a foam mattress.
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Beaten and handcuffed, Fischl was dragged off to "the box," also known as solitary.
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Rather than legislatively restrict solitary confinement, they've agreed to implement administrative changes for now.
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Yet although he is capable of immense charm, Mr Johnson is a solitary figure.
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They sometimes even used solitary cells to hold people when general populations became overcrowded.
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However, most witches agree that witchcraft is, by nature and history, a solitary venture.
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" She was kept in solitary confinement in what Amnesty International described as "deplorable conditions.
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Jaguar held a similar solitary launch event for its electric crossover, the I-Pace.
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Other hermits, however, are remarkably open about sharing their experiences with the solitary lifestyle.
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During the trial, Manafort's attorneys complained that he had been subject to solitary confinement.
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He was transferred to a dank solitary confinement cell, without a towel or blanket.
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She was placed in solitary confinement, and can be held there for 28 days.
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In prison he had been put in solitary for months, but told them nothing.
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"It's also important to note that restrictive housing is not 'solitary confinement," Owen said.
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If it works, Rooms could add community and connection to an otherwise solitary medium.
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"Personally, I prefer it this way," Meen said of his solitary role as kingmaker.
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It was intense to experience, but eye-opening to the inhumanity of solitary confinement.
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Her treatment, which included extended solitary confinement, was deemed illegal by a military judge.
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Lam returned to Hong Kong in 2016 after spending several months in solitary confinement.
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When you're doing it, that's all you're doing … just that one solitary uphill sprint.
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" She tweeted: "'Protective custody' IS a separate practice, but does not necessarily exclude solitary.
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Even a solitary ANPR camera at an Irish border crossing might be blown up.
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It's literally a jigsaw puzzle you can put back together every single, solitary week.
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He was held in solitary confinement in Tora prison, notorious for its grim conditions.
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In my opinion, the best thing about SoulCycle is that it's a solitary activity.
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Leigh's grief isn't expressed in the typical solitary crying that TV often relies on.
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Even though I was only "in" solitary confinement for nine minutes, it was intense.
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Some are solitary creatures, cutting across the action like drones on urgent, secret missions.
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Sun bears are normally solitary animals, and are an elusive, difficult-to-study species.
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His nearly three decades in solitary confinement have only worsened his severe mental illness.
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The cleric has spent nearly two years in solitary confinement, his son told CNN.
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"His nearly three decades in solitary confinement have only worsened his severe mental illness."
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You share a moment with the steam train, a few seconds of solitary reflection.
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Even better news for the rapper -- we're told he was released from solitary Monday.
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Since earlier this month, he has been in solitary confinement in an adult jail.
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Ban shackling of women during pregnancy as well as placing them in solitary confinement.
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The county settled in 2017, agreeing to limit the use of solitary for teenagers.
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Since cats are such solitary creatures, most cat owners bond online through social media.
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Many are being kept in solitary confinement without access to their family or lawyers.
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Just assume it all comes down to your one solitary, individual, well informed vote.
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It felt like we had all been kept in solitary confinement from each other.
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Hoodfar was admitted to hospital in August after spending several months in solitary confinement.
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Yellow-bellied marmots can live solitary lives or live in groups of different sizes.
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From outdoor learning groups to solitary readers, here's a look at this year's finalists.
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Females are solitary, and males leave their groups during mating season to find females.
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She tried twice to commit suicide in prison and was placed in solitary confinement.
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In the photos of solitary people behind its bars, no one looks terribly imprisoned.
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The report also identified problems with overuse of solitary confinement and poor medical care.
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The whistleblower was recently removed from solitary confinement after pressure by lawmakers, including Rep.
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Once I had done that, I felt I had broken the back of solitary.
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After he denied the charges, he was placed in solitary confinement for 29 days.
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Photography is often regarded as a very singular and solitary activity, especially observational photography.
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Once that's done, a police team comes for him, and he's thrown in solitary.
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Governments and correctional authorities have been debating the appropriateness and effectiveness of solitary confinement.
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He argues that, because of its severe consequences, solitary confinement must be avoided categorically.
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Watch James Burns explain why he's going into solitary confinement voluntarily for 30 days.
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Solitary confinement also affects parts of the brain—physically shrinks parts of the brain.
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If this is what being a solitary member of nobility is, sign us up.
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"It isn't really protecting them, it is isolating them," he said of solitary confinement.
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It has never upheld a solitary Latin cross, let alone one four stories high.
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Shoatz had been held in solitary confinement for 22 years after two escape attempts.
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Mr. Gonzales described a smoke-filled sky with solitary chimneys rising among the ashes.
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Survivors also tell about military-style discipline, sleep deprivation, solitary confinement, beatings and torture.
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Studies have shown that even 15 days in solitary confinement can cause irreparable harm.
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Watch: 30 Days in Solitary Confinement That was the last time I saw him.
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As González sees it, a solitary experience within the space is a choreographic action.
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"I went every single solitary day after school to the movies," Mr. Reed said.
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"Sprained Ankle," was a measured cry in the wilderness, a distillation of solitary despair.
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Blue orchard bees are solitary, and all females function as both queens and workers.
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For solitary animals, giant pandas have an awful lot to say to one another.
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He is America's most celebrated painter of the solitary realities of 20th century life.
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And there is a solitary one of Harry appearing to be checking his speech.
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Yet today he sits in solitary confinement, on death row, in Mississippi's Parchman Prison.
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I meant every single solitary thing in the government,' Biden said in a Jan.
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It sets up a visual ambush but also provides a moment of solitary communion.
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Yet he remained in jail for three years, including two years in solitary confinement.
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During this process their color changes from brown (solitary) to yellow and pink (gregarious).
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Nelson saw Crowley as a solitary obsessive, fiercely making art in an unlikely place.
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He spent years after that bored and angry, in and out of solitary confinement.
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"The Armory Concert" is a solitary statement, but it reverberates with echoes of collaboration.
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Her solitary front paw, the left one, angled inward, forming a strong center paw.
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A song later, another inmate arrives: Sheila Nail (Kelly McIntyre), fresh out of solitary.
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Pregnant people can be placed in solitary confinement, shackled, and receive substandard prenatal care.
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"Solitary confinement and these isolation conditions are cruel and unusual punishment," Mr. Trenticosta said.
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The blogger came out of solitary confinement a few weeks ago, the family said.
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Kalief Browder spent roughly two years in solitary confinement for allegedly stealing a backpack.
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The waffle maker is the exception, which is solitary in motive only by name.
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I meant Medicare and Medicaid...I meant every single solitary thing in the government.
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Bigger camps in California and Georgia used solitary far more often, according to POGO.
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S. equities, with a solitary bond manager bucking the trend to take fifth place.
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Murray seems content with her solitary life, but surely a companion would be nice.
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Harold, a middle-aged, solitary sad sack, earns his living making and repairing clocks.
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"Once I was put in solitary confinement for more than six months," he said.
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Washington State prison officials offered unattainable stress-relief tips to those in solitary confinement.
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Researchers over the years have documented links between solitary confinement and adverse psychological effects.
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These omens were meant to enlighten the solitary walker about marriage, conflict or death.
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Read James Burns' article on why he chose to go into solitary confinement HERE.
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In 1964, the American sociologist Gordon Zahn wrote his biography, titled In Solitary Witness.
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From Garden Underground, the lamps along the solitary roads make the Colombian mountains visible.
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The Affordable Care Act, we didn't have a single solitary vote from the opposition.
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And eventually the practice of solitary confinement became the control measure of first resort.
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North Dakota is another state that has significantly reformed its use of solitary confinement.
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Occasionally backlighting a solitary tree on a hill as if it were on fire.
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It's literally a jigsaw puzzle you can put back together every single solitary week.
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But an effort to ban the long-term use of solitary confinement in jails and prisons failed, though Mr. Cuomo and legislative leaders announced a series of changes late Thursday, with promises to work toward a 30-day cap on stints in solitary.
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The men were held in solitary confinement for 23 hours a day, Justice Kennedy recounted.
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Former inmates said it would be impossible to describe this as anything other than solitary.
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Among its many provisions, the bill would limit solitary confinement for juveniles in federal custody.
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The move almost certainly would mean Manafort would be back in solitary confinement for months.
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For example, sociable Libras probably don't mind closer sleeping quarters than, say, more solitary Scorpios.
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His aunt, Vielka Ramos, said her nephew was highly intelligent, but was a solitary man.
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They see no irony in using an orchestral group metaphor to describe this solitary creature.
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According to these models, cosmic inflation was completely pure, driven by a solitary inflaton field.
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Excerpted from Six by Ten: Stories From Solitary edited by Mateo Hoke and Taylor Pendergrass.
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I also spent [part of] 903 in solitary confinement in the penitentiary in Dublin, California.
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"They're mostly solitary creatures, with a very different life history," compared to ants, she said.
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Mr de Blasio ended solitary confinement for juvenile offenders and last year removed them altogether.
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But this path does not lead to an operational weapon, just a solitary propaganda stunt.
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Being in solitary confinement gave me a strong desire to be sent off to prison.
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Vogue Knitting Live (Friday through Sunday) Knitting is, for the most part, a solitary enterprise.
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Meanwhile, prisoners caught in unauthorized areas, as these two are now, can face solitary confinement.
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He has spent most of his arrest in solitary confinement, according to human rights activists.
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DRAKE: I think that he -- he should serve the rest of his life in solitary.
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"There is an old dogma stating that reptiles are mostly solitary and stupid," said Dinets.
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A solitary plastic bag hangs disconsolate by the window, and bullet casings pepper the scene.
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Although spotted hyenas live in matriarchal social groups, striped hyenas are thought to be solitary.
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Of the entire brood he is the only one — the solitary one — that possesses malice.
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A solitary chair sat in front of that high wall, where normally there was none.
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The legislation would ban solitary confinement for juveniles in almost all state and federal prisons.
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The window was completely fogged over from the inside minus one large solitary hand print.
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Gloria and Red are in the SHU There are way too many cooks in solitary.
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I find the act of buying meat to be sweetest when it's a solitary endeavor.
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Chapo's lawyers have claimed previously that solitary confinement is causing him to lose his memory.
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On Monday, a 27-year-old apparently hanged himself while in solitary confinement in Georgia.
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Suge has been in solitary confinement and has complained the conditions have compromised his health.
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In a solitary, cerebral sport, tournaments are a social occasion for Noh and her opponents.
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Do you agree the ban on solitary should be extended to adult prisoners as well?
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With relatively little outrage, the United States has become the world capital for solitary confinement.
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Mr Obama's most recent focus has been the overuse of solitary confinement in American prisons.
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Soon after, he was put in solitary confinement in "retaliation" for speaking up, he says.
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While in solitary, the 233-year-old Houston resident tried to kill himself three times.
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That solitary house underlines one of the most successful ways to protect against seismic activity.
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The approaching air of the holiday season often tests incarcerated people placed in solitary confinement.
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Just over 47 years ago, they were slung into solitary confinement in Rio de Janeiro.
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In January 2015, former President Barack Obama banned solitary confinement for juveniles in federal prisons.
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"Being in the studio is for the most part a solitary act," Perry tells me.
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She still faces indefinite solitary confinement due to administrative charges related to her suicide attempt.
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If the board upholds the charges, the result could be immediate solitary confinement for Manning.
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Over the past few years, the horrors of solitary confinement have entered the public's consciousness.
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He sought relaxation in solitary intellectual pursuits, and seemed ill at ease in a crowd.
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As a prisoner of war, he was tortured and put in solitary confinement for years.
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The thing is, a solitary entity in the middle of a void becomes the void.
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The immigrants say they were placed in solitary confinement and faced beatings at the center.
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Her records on civil asset forfeiture, solitary confinement, and the death penalty are also controversial.
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Instead of sending Mr. Moore to the hospital, the officers locked him in solitary confinement.
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It has not been made clear if Manafort will actually be placed in solitary confinement.
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Dr. Chatterjee, a 58-year-old physician, acknowledged that it was a mostly solitary pursuit.
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Both of those views conflict with the notion of online gaming as a solitary activity.
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Eventually, the employees put Quilty in "solitary confinement" overnight while the building was cat-proofed.
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Many times, inmates purposely broke the rules because the solitary confinement area was air-conditioned.
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Yucel told the newspaper he remained in solitary confinement at Silivri prison, west of Istanbul.
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To anthologize is to confront, and perhaps even subvert, the myth of the solitary writer.
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Advocates of the effort aren't discharging a solitary immigration/DACA bill to the House floor.
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She was also denied hormone therapy and, prior to her trial, restricted to solitary confinement.
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Linus Torvalds began Linux as a solitary project without any intention of working with others.
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How could they enter game playing, a solitary and private activity, into a public arena?
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I try not to mention them too much because I'm more of a solitary witch.
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And more days in solitary confinement for the dude with the now-cum-stained uniform.
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Check out more videos from VICE: What did you find out about solitary confinement there?
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Last week, Meek was transferred from solitary confinement to a correctional facility in Chester, Pennsylvania.
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South Carolina has punished dozens of inmates with solitary confinement for maintaining social media accounts.
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There's also a more solitary experience that's made for exploring the game's space station setting.
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Solitary confinement, for days or longer, is often used to break detainees' will, it said.
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The first 12 days of Goldman's solitary quarantine were spent in a tiny biocontainment room.
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Dozens of New York City inmates, including several teenagers, have ended up in solitary confinement.
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Long-term solitary was supposed to be rehabilitative, but it did not have that effect.
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Colorado has ended long-term solitary because the state has developed alternatives to its use.
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Nigella Lawson has written about her "solitary indulgences," as have James Beard and M.F.K. Fisher.
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There is a measure of solitary privacy, even in a place that is deliberately accessible.
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It's easier this way, even if it feels like I've put myself in solitary confinement.
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The inmates' situation was exacerbated when they were sent to solitary confinement, the suit claimed.
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He was repeatedly beaten, mentally tortured and taken to solitary confinement for months, he said.
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Five months out of the six I was at Rikers, I spent in solitary confinement.
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The businessman, Paul Whelan, is being held in solitary confinement in Moscow's notorious Lefortovo Prison.
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Bendis rebuilt the Avengers, adding Wolverine and the normally solitary Spider-Man to the roster.
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Solitary outside exercise is allowed if people stay in the immediate vicinity of their home.
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It is a practice that in years past was collective, but now is more solitary.
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He has spent a year in solitary confinement at a maximum-security prison without trial.
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The ADX cases represent a dangerous paradox in the American justice system's reliance on solitary.
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"Given what everybody knows about solitary confinement, that would be easy to show," Dolovich says.
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The three were questioned separately and placed in solitary cells, where they spent the night.
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Indeed, research has found that prolonged solitary confinement has significant mental and physical health repercussions.
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Ghosn, then 64, was incarcerated at the Tokyo Detention House and held in solitary confinement.
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He was found guilty of assault and spent the next six months in solitary confinement.
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Solitary confinement was supposed to be reserved for prisoners who had committed serious disciplinary infractions.
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A federal judge revoked Manafort's house arrest, putting him in near-solitary detention in Virginia.
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And all three have been living in solitary confinement for a quarter century or more.
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So often we see solitary contemplation as simply the correct way to engage with nature.
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Out of town with the play, she was solitary much of the time offstage, too.
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Q&A Q. It's spring and lots of birds are fighting over our solitary birdhouse.
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"The only thing that matters is getting her out of solitary confinement," Mr. Ratcliffe said.
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I was even put in solitary confinement for a short stint for my own protection.
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They say he has spent months in solitary confinement and lost a lot of weight.
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Two inmates who guards believed were responsible for the wound were taken to solitary confinement.
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At least 20 states have prohibited or restricted solitary confinement, including New Jersey and Illinois.
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What good has ever come of talking about state abduction and torture and solitary confinement?
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Some even go home straight from solitary confinement with no monitoring or transition support whatsoever.
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The more popular Donald Trump gets, the more solitary a figure he appears to be.
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These landscapes were so "suffocating," Adachi says, that young men like Nagayama became solitary rebels.
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He was held in solitary confinement, his health deteriorated and he tried to commit suicide.
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Solitary confinement, for Breivik, isn't what most people think of when they hear the term.
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It's much different than the solitary activity that I started just over 20 years ago.
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A sham trial commenced, and they were found guilty and sentenced to life in solitary.
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There are prisons in upstate New York where people are in solitary confinement for decades.
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This is the central focus of VICE's ongoing project streaming live from a solitary cell.
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Furthermore, there's little evidence that solitary meaningfully improves safety for staff in prisons and jails.
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Over the past decade, there's been a surge of attention and reform on solitary confinement.
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So beyond everyday encounters with people in the street, it was quite a solitary experience.
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Fast forward to 2017 and Ahmed Mansoor is in solitary confinement in a UAE jail.
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Check out our look at the nuts and bolts of solitary in an American jail.
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"If the government were abiding by international human rights standards, he would not have been subjected to solitary for such a long period of time and would not have suffered the harmful emotional impact that he inevitably suffered in solitary," Shahshahani said in an email.
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She returned to her solitary life in Monroeville, keeping the press and the public at bay.
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Held in solitary confinement, "Madame Royale" was finally released on the eve of her 17th birthday.
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Supporters of solitary confinement argue it's sometimes necessary to protect inmates by separating them from others.
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"Paul is in solitary confinement for his own safety from the general prison population," Dowd said.
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She has twice attempted suicide, each time being punished by solitary confinement, her lawyer has claimed.
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He was shipped to death row, where he spent 23 hours a day in solitary confinement.
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In it, humans live solitary lives in underground hexagonal rooms tended to by the titular Machine.
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The "Piano Man" experiment didn't work out, but it was a fun, solitary episode for me.
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That was a title-winning side, and he still couldn't find a solitary goal for them.
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They're sometimes placed in solitary confinement, or in men's prisons, where they can experience increased violence.
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As a solitary performer, she often resembles a lonely child, kept company only by her playthings.
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He depicts the solitary glass in the middle of a canvas slightly larger than the subject.
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All of the wasps described in the new study developed as solitary parasites inside fly pupae.
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Unlike solitary confinement in normal prisons, the digital prison allows you to communicate with other inmates.
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Aside from that, nobody has touched me in all the years I've been in solitary confinement.
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And without even being convicted, Paul Manafort is in solitary confinement for 23 hours a day.
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As he appears, Julia acknowledges Elmo without turning to face him or pausing her solitary game.
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They are mainly solitary, and crepuscular, meaning they hunt at night or in the early morning.
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It's solitary work, done overnight, he said, and it can sometimes feel like a Sisyphean task.
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Oculus wants people to think of virtual reality as more than a solitary, gaming-centric experience.
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The conditions in prison were extremely harsh; inmates endured 22 hours of solitary confinement a day.
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Those inside have reported dire conditions, including food deprivation, extended solitary confinement, and other serious abuses.
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Did they come to this conclusion independently, or after brainstorming sessions led by a solitary mastermind?
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"A daily run is hard to make a habit and can be inherently solitary," says Goodman.
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The solitary nature of virtual reality has kept me away from it for a long time.
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Conflict can erupt at any moment, with consequences ranging from solitary confinement to loss of life.
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Or the June 2300 death of Layleen Polanco, a trans woman who was in solitary confinement.
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As Widder found, unlike the solitary Kraken, the Humboldt squids hunt in packs, some 40 strong.
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Within the RBI, however, Patel is widely viewed as a solitary and at times temperamental figure.
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He has heard of inmates in Texas, released from solitary, unable to cope among other people.
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It focused on the treatment of inmates with mental illness and the use of solitary confinement.
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In a recently enacted bill, Booker pushed to prohibit solitary confinement for juveniles in federal prisons.
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Signs like Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius like to stay busy with both solitary and social pursuits.
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Two of those seven years, he sat in solitary confinement for an altercation with a guard.
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A week later, he was sent to solitary confinement and deprived of food for 24 hours.
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Not one producer, not one, has willingly taken one solitary barrel off the table this fall.
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Standing before the mountain view, Renata's solitary position corresponds with her isolation from the other women.
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Another female detainee reportedly spent a year shuffling between solitary confinement at Estrella and the MHU.
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Check out this look at the daily reality of life in solitary in an American jail.
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The measure glommed all 12 of the annual spending bills into a solitary piece of legislation.
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It also added important protections for incarcerated women, banned solitary confinement for juveniles, and much more.
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Jaguars tend to be solitary animals, so it is not rare to find one living alone.
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Solitary confinement we know creates insanity; being in isolation that way is a form of torture.
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Extended periods of solitary confinement have been shown to cause rapid deteriorations in people's emotional states.
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After being accused of fighting with another prisoner in 2014, he was sent to solitary confinement.
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Her fingers rushed over the frets on her guitar, and the solitary figure onstage was transformed.
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And it starts out that way, with solitary treks through the woods that feel almost meditative.
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She has tried to commit suicide twice and has spent time in solitary confinement as punishment.
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It detailed questionable use of solitary confinement, delayed healthcare, broken and dirty bathrooms and moldy food.
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A solitary palm tree has become a symbol of resistance in the face of overwhelming adversity.
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Browder was kept in solitary confinement and, according to his lawyer, beaten by inmates and guards.
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"There was a solitary quality about each of them," said John Callahan, Ralph Ellison's literary executor.
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For example, what are we doing to a prisoner's soul when we throw him in solitary?
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She is also still facing charges and the possibility of solitary confinement over her suicide attempt.
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I recently found a paper on solitary versus more social animals, like large cats, for example.
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A solitary harsh word to a referee can be (and often is) punished with immediate ejection.
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I was haunted by memories of my younger self: solitary, fearful, more troubled than I knew.
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But instead of taking him to the hospital, officers dragged him to a solitary confinement cell.
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In Ms. Baganova's dreamlike "Maple Garden," a solitary tree stands watch over a feisty rural community.
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By then, the city had ended solitary confinement for Rikers prisoners under the age of 18.
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Would I be helping someone get their first job or talking to myself in solitary confinement.
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Colonel Schaefer was kept in solitary confinement for three and a half months of his captivity.
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New York City is struggling to end solitary confinement at its jails for people under 211.
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McBride's only reaction is a single, solitary tear which slowly makes its way down his face.
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Two members of the court, Justices Kennedy and Breyer, have invited challenges to prolonged solitary confinement.
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People are absorbed in solitary activities — reading, sewing — in prints by Cassatt, Manet and Norbert Goeneutte.
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Couch will remain in jail for now in solitary confinement, Tarrant County Sheriff Dee Anderson said.
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Squeezed in at the front, visible in a gap between the placards, is a solitary boy.
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And it was a solitary obsession, which allowed her to craft and control her own world.
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Adults and children are held in prison-like conditions, with unsanitary bathrooms, lockdowns and solitary confinement.
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The minister recoiled and informed her that he had spent 10 months in solitary confinement there.
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Even a solitary fedora-wearing guy on the side of the road can make a difference.
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Lott's outdated, solitary study claiming that CAP laws increase crime relies extensively on dubious econometric practices.
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We marched in silence, led by a solitary drummer and both the American and rainbow flags.
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Alternately, what good is eternal life if you're going to spend it as a solitary monster?
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Browder suffered from mental illness after spending about two years in solitary confinement while in jail.
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Before my first stay in solitary confinement, I didn't think "the hole" sounded all that bad.
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In 2015, he suggested the court should take another look at whether solitary confinement is unconstitutional.
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And like most layers of the American criminal justice system, solitary disproportionately impacts people of color.
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Former detainees told the AP that punishments included food deprivation, handcuffing, solitary confinement, beatings and torture.
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Beneath all of them was a solitary, helpless photographer, swept off his feet by Croatia's celebrations.
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In the present, she's vulnerable and angry, made both jaded and wary by her solitary life.
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In other words, inmates could be placed in solitary for almost any reason, and they were.
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They gravitate toward more thoughtful and solitary activities, and are considered to be reserved or reflective.
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But they can't match the deeper jolt of human recognition that Shelley's solitary, lonely monster stirs.
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As Ms. West suggests, though we were once solitary witches, we are now a formidable coven.
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He spent months in solitary confinement in a room that was six feet by 10 feet.
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There was perhaps one solitary erotic content [mod] for Alex before I joined the modding community.
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Meek Mill's been sprung from solitary confinement and moved to another prison with greener pastures ... literally.
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Standing atop the dome, Argote is a solitary person on an island of her own making.
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But nobody had thought to look at creatures like sun bears, who live mostly solitary lives.
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An early morning jog through the mist on the beach can be a bracingly solitary experience.
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Other senior Brotherhood members are jailed in Tora's maximum-security "Scorpion" wing, often in solitary confinement.
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You were locking them in solitary without a hint of whether they'd ever taste freedom again.
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He was held in solitary confinement for three months of his detention and tortured, Amnesty said.
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Prisoners in solitary are more likely to commit suicide, especially juveniles and people with mental illnesses.
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She represents a new paradigm of the artist not as solitary genius but as networked thinker.
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But if the solitary Black Course water hazard is secluded, it is by no means unimportant.
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And the postgame mood got downright testy when Durant was asked a solitary question about Green.
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But Iwao was kept in solitary confinement at the station with no access to legal counsel.
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On top, three rabbits cavort like Matisse's Dancers; below a solitary rabbit poses like Rodin's Thinker.
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For this, he spent 11 months in a French prison, much of it in solitary confinement.
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Movahedi was arrested a few hours later, but a photograph of her solitary act went viral.
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He too is in solitary confinement at home and is under observation by the relevant authorities.
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I found Ian remarkably collaborative, especially for a novelist, which can be a very solitary undertaking.
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"This is great," he said, as he surveyed cells that had been used for solitary confinement.
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"Sometimes you see up to five solitary male bees sleeping in a flower," Ms. Angel said.
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The kid you describe sounds productive and focused — just more solitary than you'd choose to be.
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But a person trying to conjure an orchestra using a laptop can appear even more solitary.
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"Every Woman" sounds quiet and solitary, until you realize that it could be a sing-along.
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But playing against that is the solitary nature of power as conceived by Mr. Macron himself.
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The lawsuit -- filed in January 2018 -- claimed solitary confinement violated inmates' Eight and 14th Amendment rights.
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While life can be solitary and confounding, we still share the burden of reasoning through it.
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At the facilities where she lived, staff used solitary confinement to punish kids, she told Vox.
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Each day of deliberations is another day he does not have to spend in solitary confinement.
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In these largely unpopulated paintings, Wong invited the viewer to be a solitary observer or sojourner.
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Sweat is currently serving a six-year stint in solitary confinement, his lawyer said in court.
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Jail records released by the Broward Sheriff's Office show Cruz was being held in solitary confinement.
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I was already nervous about the ambitious solitary hike that I'd planned for the next day.
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I never could have endured so much hard, solitary labor without the prospect of an audience.
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Kelly was moved out of solitary holding and into "population," his attorney, Steve Greenberg, tweeted Tuesday.
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Still, the Corrections Department has made substantial changes recently to who gets placed in solitary confinement.
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A solitary oxygen cylinder is the only object that separates the modern scene from the medieval.
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Retrieved almost immediately, she said she was held in solitary confinement for more than three years.
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Ms. Kaur said those who went on hunger strike were placed in solitary confinement as punishment.
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I was a lonely child, a solitary child, raised by two women — my mother and grandmother.
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I mean, can you imagine the sensory overload of Manhattan after being in prison, in solitary?
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A solitary late-night synthesized piano chimes out a riff, sweet with 80s gloss and compression.
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Nasheed has spent half of his adult life in prison, including 18 months in solitary confinement.
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He was now in the Political Security prison, in shackles and round-the-clock solitary confinement.
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Corrections departments have long argued that solitary is effective at maintaining safety and security in prisons.
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Many who work in corrections believe that solitary confinement plays a role in keeping them safe.
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Solitary confinement is not the only case where a more conservative justice could make a difference.
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This summer she was placed in solitary, as punishment for attempting to take her own life.
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A passerby noticed the solitary container, with a wire sticking out the top, and called NYPD.
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And those write-ups can mean more time in solitary for the most vulnerable behind bars.
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Yet even with the compromise of 20 days instead of 15, the bill is a symbolic win — especially for those who are still in solitary confinement — said Justice Rountree, a former New Jersey prisoner who spent a total of five years in solitary confinement before being released.
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Either way, the focus granted to this solitary Thanksgiving shooting speaks to the means by which many media outlets and individuals allocate attention in such a dense news environment: We are drawn in by solitary aberrations that seem to mar a sense of safety or innocence.
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Finding Justice I was inspired by Rachel Aviv's article on Albert Woodfox, one of the Angola 3, whose commitment to the principles of the Black Panther Party helped him endure four decades of solitary confinement, even after the Party itself had fallen apart ("Surviving Solitary," January 16th).
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Caltex's solitary oil refinery, the Lytton refinery in Brisbane, also suffered lower refining margins, down 18.6 percent.
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The bustling community belies conventionally held notions of the cephalopods, once thought to be solitary and asocial.
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In addition to solitary confinement, Manning could find herself with more time tacked on to her sentence.
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This difference in methods of practice—solitary versus social—may explain why men outperform women in Scrabble.
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He was held in solitary confinement for three months and tortured, campaigning group Amnesty International has said.
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A few days later, guards cuffed Lover and placed him in solitary while they "investigated" the incident.
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She deems herself luckier than others, though; some can barely talk about their time in solitary confinement.
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He's often locked in solitary confinement, haunted by the ghosts of how the world told his story.
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These detrimental effects extend to people who are in solitary confinement at no fault of their own.
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His experience and untimely death prompted President Obama to come down on the overuse of solitary confinement.
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The Times's Michael Gold reports: Training for the New York City Marathon can be a solitary affair.
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Sonya Calico was sent to solitary in a men's jail in Texas, supposedly for her own protection.
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According to the complaint, the unidentified inmate was housed in solitary confinement for 23 hours a day.
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But Theron has never been given a solitary spotlight in a revved-up thriller of her own.
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"I just want to be deported," one hunger-striking detainee in solitary confinement told guards in November.
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Then, after other prisoners tried an escape in 2437, all death-row inmates were shifted to solitary.
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Check out James Burns's (voluntary) journey back into the world of solitary confinement in an American jail.
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Solitary confinement—a standard punishment in jails and prisons nationwide—would not vanish with a Rikers relocation.
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They're in a weird solitary confinement because there's no way of getting out, and worse, no internet.
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There are currently no limits on who can be placed in solitary confinement or for how long.
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Most of the people in Ontario's jails, including many of those in solitary confinement, are awaiting trial.
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Chelsea Manning has been released from solitary confinement after 28 days, her reps said late Thursday afternoon.
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Reforms have finally come, however slowly: Solitary confinement has been banned for 16- and 17-year-olds.
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How does it feel to have grief, which is something intensely solitary, become almost a collective experience?
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For the composers, it injects a social, and argumentative, element into what is otherwise a solitary pursuit.
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Give him a dark solitary cell and there was a universe in there, where he was free.
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Alvarenga described himself as a prisoner who had been in solitary confinement for more than a year.
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These plants can reach heights of several feet and grow in thick clumps or as solitary plants.
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She was first placed in solitary confinement but has reportedly been released to a regular prison cell.
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Giant pandas are notoriously difficult to study, as they're solitary creatures that live in remote mountainous areas.
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I stopped to talk to a solitary policeman who was shaking his head on a street corner.
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Instead, this piece asks one solitary, simple question: How long can this go on, DJ Arch Jr?
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"The conditions in my cell were far beyond what is normally associated with solitary confinement," she said.
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Silverstein is believed to have served the longest term in solitary confinement in the federal penitentiary system.
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Martens tend to be solitary creatures, spending a great deal of their adult lives on their own.
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Before he turned to solitary confinement, Mr Obama tackled several other issues in the criminal justice system.
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In short, it's terrifying if this President does have full and solitary control of the nuclear football.
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She attempted suicide twice last year, only to be sentenced to solitary confinement despite her fragile state.
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VICE's James Burns, himself a former inmate in solitary, re-visited that world voluntarily for 30 days.
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He has been held in solitary confinement in a small cell at the federal lockup in Manhattan.
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It's a welcome reversal of the autofictional trope that valorizes a narrator's solitary arc toward artistic achievement.
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The sentence is 14 days of solitary confinement, although seven days of the sentence will be suspended.
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It's not easy to turn such a solitary, stationary activity into interesting subject matter for the camera.
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Without them he becomes what Josh Blackman has called a "solitary executive" rather than a unitary one.
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Corey also ordered the boy to adult prison, where he spent his first month in solitary confinement.
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Indeed, in many prisons, the number one reason people are sent to solitary confinement are nonviolent infractions.
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Indeed, other states are not just following the federal government's direction on solitary confinement, but going further.
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It was also Griezmann's corner which created the solitary goal in France's semi-final victory over Belgium.
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There is nothing worse than taking a suicidal prisoner and sticking him into a solitary confinement cell.
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He leads a private, solitary life, but here's what we know about how he spends his fortune ...
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She is currently being held in solitary confinement at a Northern Virginia jail, her attorneys have said.
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The soloist more often acted the part of a solitary wanderer, traversing the damaged landscapes of modernity.
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With the exception of the 10 prisoners in solitary confinement, inmates are free to come and go.
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Honey bees, as well as squash bees, bumblebees, and solitary bees, help bring this fruit to fruition.
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An eerie underwater sequence captures the weighted silence in which a solitary lobster poacher goes night diving.
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