"They become disconnected from the mosque and disconnected from the American Muslim community."
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Hansen also had written down the actor's mom's home phone number (I called it; disconnected), the actor's phone number (also disconnected), and a number for a manager named Wayne at the Chicago-based agency Neuvelle (defunct; phone number disconnected).
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Never. To feel disconnected from the scene you have to be shit on the mic and shit at making beats; that's the only way I'd ever feel disconnected.
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A recent Ryan Lizza piece in the New Yorker shows just how disconnected Trump is from the Republican elite, who are themselves fairly disconnected from many Republican voters.
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From that experience, I just ... People romanticize being disconnected, and I find it impossible to romanticize being disconnected, because I've actually experienced it for long stretches of time.
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SCARY RANSOMWARE ATTACKS FAMOUS NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY On July 24, the Borough first disconnected servers from each other, then disconnected the Borough itself from the Internet, phones and email.
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And in a recent essay, vegan writer Janey Stevenson wrote, "I've deliberately disconnected myself from the vegan lobby because frankly, it's embarrassing," without explaining what, exactly, she'd disconnected herself from.
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The contradictions suggest "either a Commander in Chief completely disconnected from his own policy, or a policy completely disconnected from the Commander in Chief," the Center for American Progress's Kelly Magsamen tweeted recently.
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The phone number listed for the store has been disconnected.
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The noises that come from the future administration are disconnected.
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How disconnected from their own base is the Democratic Party?
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They received the message after the fourth time they disconnected.
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Farnsworth optimism this week seems almost entirely disconnected from reality.
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A phone number listed to Weinman was disconnected Monday morning.
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On paper his speeches were stunningly disconnected, at times incoherent.
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If everyone is disconnected, how do they even work together?
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Currently, 4.1 billion people are disconnected from the modern economy.
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"There's no regulation about playing a disconnected version," Marchenstamp said.
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The brake pedal feels a touch disconnected, common with hybrids.
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The trouble is, both seem a little disconnected from reality.
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He then disconnected it from a port in the wall.
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It seems disconnected from her in a lot of ways.
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Instead they're multiplying into a dizzying array of disconnected services.
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Do you ever feel a little disconnected from the scene?
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It's completely disconnected from their own ability to rate themselves.
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Spectacles also feel oddly disconnected from Snapchat's augmented reality features.
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The gates are padlocked and the telephones have been disconnected.
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Their lives become disconnected from their past and their community.
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Many see her as a disconnected and even arrogant leader.
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"The PC had been immediately disconnected and secured," it added.
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His cell phone screen went dark as the call disconnected.
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In standard assisted living, they might feel even more disconnected.
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At school, she'd been feeling disconnected, not feeling she belonged.
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Had I really become that disconnected from the natural world?
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There were, of course, times I felt lonely or disconnected.
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Afterward, most disconnected their phones and hid in their basements.
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We were connected and disconnected even a thousand miles apart.
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"It would be a very disconnected team dynamic," she said.
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His number has been disconnected because someone was listening in.
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Flames still flickered from disconnected gas lines at many houses.
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Everyone keeps getting randomly disconnected, but not all the way.
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When we get disconnected, we can try to get through.
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It's not like I'm disconnected from reality or not bright.
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I called the general practitioner — their phone was also disconnected.
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It's disconnected from the realities of his own Republican conference.
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The humor is completely disconnected from anything else in the show.
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Do you ever feel disconnected from the rest of the world?
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Her face was completely impassive and disconnected, with a small voice.
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Carey was alone, in the dark and disconnected from the show.
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Disconnected modules take in these conflicting inputs and create fascinating stories.
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I followed the cord to the wall and found it disconnected.
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These counseling centers are completely independent and disconnected from military hospitals.
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I disconnected everything and plugged the speakers directly into the amps.
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I almost missed it, I almost disconnected and went to sleep.
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Wiedemann tells The Creators Project that Disconnected was not about endurance.
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The man was talking to himself and seemed disconnected from reality.
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It seemed like a decent distraction to fill my disconnected time.
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They can make you disconnected from and suspicious of your partner.
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It was a Cold War era glory project disconnected from economics.
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Prior to DISCONNECTED, how long had you spent in virtual reality?
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I think it shows how we are more interconnected than disconnected.
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"My personal life is disconnected from my YouTube life," she says.
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He has no social media and his phone number is disconnected.
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Among young black men, 216 percent fall into that disconnected group.
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The result is not a memoir, but a disconnected set of
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But instead it feels that people are more disconnected than ever.
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Marnie's not picking up the phone and Shoshanna's number is disconnected.
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Axe calls Hall, his line is disconnected, this is for real.
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So official awareness days can feel disconnected from my daily struggle.
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I disconnected the ventilator and pulled the tube from her throat.
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A phone number listed on the Aventura website has been disconnected.
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It's yet another reason why Americans feel disconnected from their government.
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"The next of kin had a disconnected phone," Dr. Ramirez said.
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Golaud, Bergeron observes, seems strikingly disconnected from the forest around him.
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This all began because I disconnected one of my two landlines.
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Patients would be empowered and involved instead of disconnected and dependent.
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No one benefits when inmates are disconnected from their support networks.
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It's helpful to be disconnected so the mind can be fertile.
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I began to feel disembodied—a bit disconnected from my surroundings.
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He disconnected his car's dome light to help conceal his appearance.
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The sensitive evidence is kept on computers disconnected from the internet.
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Anti-Semitism and the existence of Israel are hardly historically disconnected.
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And a president who seems to be increasingly disconnected from reality.
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Exclusive windows have "disconnected people from movies," Sarandos said in 2018.
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"Our lives and democracy are disconnected," said one student, Xiong Yining.
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I felt unkempt and dirty, lonely and disconnected, malnourished and unhealthy.
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I mean it's disconnected from reality, or more precisely, from arithmetic.
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Especially when she enters as a series of disconnected body parts.
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Murthy said that when you're disconnected, you're in a stress state.
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Users report feeling like their minds are disconnected from their bodies.
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Feeling stressed-out, disconnected, all alone in a city of strangers?
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These offsets, however, are typically disconnected from the actual industrial emissions.
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""People in this day and age are disconnected in many ways.
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Rumors swirl regarding disconnected sensors and the effectiveness of safety drivers.
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It's much easier to disappear because it's so disconnected and sprawling.
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Why are politicians seemingly so disconnected from the harm befalling their constituents?
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Harvest timing has, effectively, been disconnected from moisture, thanks to global warming.
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Without context, however, the pieces float, as if disconnected from any narrative.
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Calls to Wu Xiaohui's personal phone numbers were either disconnected or unanswered.
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Not even a month-long vacation where I disconnected from work entirely.
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After several days in the hospital, his life-support systems were disconnected.
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Men are disconnected from their families and sometimes even from the workforce.
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But it is jarring how disconnected the video is from the song.
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" The company has disconnected affected accounts from the app "as a precaution.
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Work increasingly feels disconnected from meaning and money is ever more illusory.
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Are financial advisors doomed to be disconnected from the generation to follow?
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Connecting a disconnected culture "Stranger Things" has people reminiscing on social media.
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Everything was falling apart and I couldn't continue being this disconnected person.
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Users' tweets are increasingly being "orphaned" or "disconnected" from the original thread.
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Many people are just as disconnected from the world as Benjaman Kyle.
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The app "remembers" my first-gen pods, even after I disconnected them.
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You don't think you'd want them to work differently, to be disconnected.
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On the surface, they may seem like a disconnected set of issues.
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However, the longhorn ranch is normally completely disconnected from the news agenda.
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Such a scenario would be "disconnected from the modern-day grassroots movement."
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And, they are also spending less and less time disconnected from work.
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A telephone number connected with Preston in public records had been disconnected.
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You start to feel a little disconnected from what vulnerability actually is.
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Uber said Garrufe was disconnected from the app when the shooting occurred.
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You're getting connected again when you felt so disconnected for a time.
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These things are not disconnected—what you do online has consequences offline.
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Comparatively, Clinton was portrayed as professorial in an elitist and disconnected way.
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"Nothing is disconnected and everything feeds into everything else," he went on.
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Everyone who hadn't disconnected yet got to listen in on their conversation.
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We each made our points but it was like we were disconnected.
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Weirdly, one of the worst experiences on my disconnected phone is games.
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Its website is offline and its phone number was disconnected from service.
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What do you say to people feeling disconnected about what organizing is?
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Without the hormone, you start feeling rejected and disconnected from your expectations.
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That's because, quite simply, its customer base remains disconnected from the internet.
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It's about beginning to interconnect the totally disconnected elements of Lower Manhattan.
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The shuttle is not totally disconnected from the rest of the system.
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His attachment to the phrase was largely disconnected from its longer history.
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Power was disconnected from hundreds of homes and numerous roads were closed.
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If you go to a VR arcade, you're disconnected, you're completely isolated.
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You play those by yourself, disconnected from the rest of the world.
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The Reconstruction network could stitch together disconnected places where Reconstruction history happened.
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Off it, he was disconnected from the big league's first-class lifestyle.
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She said the audio that's used is disconnected from other customer data.
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An automated message said one of the lines had been temporarily disconnected.
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Each downed line represents an islet of humanity disconnected from the present.
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You can't be disconnected from the most impactful culture in this nation.
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Some slogans, like Syria's Always Beautiful, seem disturbingly disconnected from current events.
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The number of these "disconnected" mothers has more than doubled since 1996.
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I dug into my devices menu and disconnected from all of them.
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Trump still hasn't released his taxes or fully disconnected from his businesses.
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It showed, she said, how disconnected Washington's politicians are from the country.
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Once that main line was disconnected, the sensing lines began losing pressure.
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Michael F. Bennet of Colorado said she was disconnected from heartland voters.
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"When I think about it, I feel disconnected from society," she says.
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Other suspicious activity, like the hotel's phone lines being disconnected, raised alarm.
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More than likely, the change means they'll be a bit more disconnected than they were originally planned; but, these being Marvel movies, they'll of course have a central through line, so it's not like they'll be entirely disconnected either.
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A few days after I returned from Monterey Car Week, I watched Disconnected.
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The bank says the US authorities' claims are quote 'disconnected from the facts'.
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Many people feel disconnected and depressed, and are trying to fill a void.
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Devices connect us with other devices, but leave us disconnected from each other.
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The number BuzzFeed News once used to speak to Tian has been disconnected.
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If they are right, Africa's disconnected half may soon be getting a call.
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I was disconnected from everyone in my life, my family, my lifelong friends.
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Who does that leave, just someone who's blissfully disconnected from the broader world?
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However, Walmart alleges that another fire erupted even after the systems were disconnected.
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Alex says he's felt emotionally disconnected from his parents for a long time.
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And in small, relatively disconnected doses, it probably won't drastically realign someone's values.
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A third involves panic attacks, which may include difficulty breathing and feeling disconnected.
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After asking me to hold for a brief moment, our call was disconnected.
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Unregistered lines would begin to be disconnected from July 20, according to STC.
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At one point mid-drift, Schwartz's phone unexplainably disconnected from BMW's infotainment system.
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It creates a nice mental image of a massive, disconnected crowd breathing together.
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But in 2016 a freak storm disconnected it, leading to a statewide blackout.
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As Democrats, we can't let this debate become disconnected from peoples' everyday lives.
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Many people feel disconnected and depressed and are trying to fill a void.
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Kelly argued that the recent pullback in stocks looks disconnected from economic fundamentals.
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Having a primary partnership does not necessarily mean you don't feel chronically disconnected.
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His phone number listed on the Spanish Fort High School website is disconnected.
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All of a sudden I was disconnected from my peers and my sisters.
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Sometimes our ads perform really well; other times we discover something was disconnected.
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"She became very disconnected from everything," Mr. Deaton said in a telephone interview.
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It made me feel disconnected: They all shared something that I did not.
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It's rare to be completely disconnected, but in the moment, I feel isolated.
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This shows how the microphone becomes disconnected when the mute button is pushed.
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The House of Commons has become disconnected from the will of the people.
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The judges remained impassive, disconnected from the festering emotions in the public gallery.
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She felt disconnected from her peers as the only woman in her lab.
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Also, Roxanne Jones writes about why she's disconnected from the fight this year.
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We keep all transferred residents in sterile environments, disconnected from the wider world.
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Do something too disconnected from everything else and you risk griping from fans.
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China's other e-commerce companies rely on dozens of disparate, disconnected local couriers.
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Most are still without electricity and my family's phone lines are still disconnected.
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When I tried expressing my anger to people, I felt disconnected from them.
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He seemed disconnected from the stakes, the anxiety, the very meaning of leadership.
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After the day had been wasted, Shannon noticed a wire had been disconnected.
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At this point, the exhibition's parts begin to feel disconnected in some places.
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Back then, many people in Russia saw these moves as separate and disconnected.
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The stock market would seem disconnected from the rest of the American economy.
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Yet incels are not merely an isolated subculture, disconnected from the outside world.
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I immediately disconnected from the network and nervously sat staring at my computer.
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GDP reaches a point historically disconnected from the underlying size of the economy.
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Craven inserts some surreal humor with a trunk that's disconnected from the ground.
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We are disconnected from our streets — and so we don't care about them.
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The tone was disconnected from the woke capitalism and sustainability theme at Davos.
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Or said he hated to travel because he felt disconnected from the office?
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I think many people feel lonely and disconnected a lot of the time.
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Judgment that is disconnected from help becomes onerous and creates a dysfunctional community.
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We are both radically connected to, and yet disconnected from, our physical bodies.
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But it's utterly disconnected from anything going on in US politics right now.
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Letting their fear and anger linger disconnected from the political process is dangerous.
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Those who come to outpatient clinics too often go home to disconnected lives.
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To protect your iPhone, disconnected this Lightning accessory and allow the connector to dry.
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There's something oddly human to the disconnected spacey narratives you craft on Memento Collider.
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Clearly shows you they are disconnected from what is actually happening on the ground.
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They can also, however, become observant to the point of feeling isolated or disconnected.
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" They added: "This proposal proves he is disconnected from the lower and middle class.
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Pay disconnected from company performance "is a symptom of broader governance failures," Sweeney said.
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Precinct leaders reported hours-long hold times and issues with their calls being disconnected.
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This sliver of waterfront property — and views — has been somewhat disconnected from the public.
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In practice, the film version feels even more disconnected from reality than the book.
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The film feels like it takes place in a disconnected thought-experiment fantasy space.
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We should still look out for them and make sure they don't become disconnected.
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Naps drop drawbridges between seemingly disconnected thoughts and allow for new insights to emerge.
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He was immediately disconnected and was unable to reach a dispatcher for 20 minutes.
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You could just not use a phone, of course, but then you're completely disconnected.
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Then I realized the plugs had disconnected, and I was running on battery power.
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Less than a month after it had been disconnected, the Matrix was back online.
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My phone got disconnected but when it was on and they called I answered.
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I was incredibly disconnected with my body, and just felt overwhelmingly angry and upset.
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This feature is handy if you're using public WiFi and you suddenly become disconnected.
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Especially in the inland communities where infrastructure was already tenuous, people were completely disconnected.
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They also told The Verge they felt disconnected from full-time, salaried Facebook employees.
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I will die in a mawkish and disconnected and ham-fisted and overacted fashion.
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They're remote and disconnected, many with limited economic resources and aging or nonexistent infrastructure.
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He says he welcomes his time outdoors, disconnected, free from the electric, tethered world.
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At least one hospital had permanently closed, and others' phone lines had been disconnected.
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"Even though I feel disconnected to who I was at that time," Cyrus wrote.
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Unregistered lines started to be disconnected on July 20, competitor Saudi Telecom said previously.
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"Most of the time I would say the more disconnected, the better the experience."
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Attempts to reach White were not successful—his last known phone number was disconnected.
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"Young people are more economically disconnected and less secure in their jobs," Grossmann said.
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But when it disconnected, for whatever reason, it didn't return home after 60 seconds.
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The photo's part of his Disconnected series, his project on the world's biggest cities.
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The fear is we're becoming disconnected from humanity because we're looking at our technology.
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You get the feedback still, which is nice, but it feels disconnected and slow.
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"Communication between me and him was disconnected," the 44-year-old mother told Reuters.
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Parents so brutality disconnected from an adult child living all of two hours away?
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The standard approach has long been relatively disconnected from the real-world job market.
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Fry's phone connection to the live webstream appeared to become disconnected after his statement.
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In its current form, Mother's Day is disconnected from these collective and structural problems.
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Davos has been criticized as an elite gathering that's disconnected from real-world challenges.
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Americans still love our lore and our heroes, yet feel increasingly disconnected and frustrated.
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He tried calling a Roomer Travel customer service number, which he said was disconnected.
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People have just disconnected learning from the experience of going to college in general.
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Or a seemingly disconnected phone that, once picked up, transmits instructions to the listener.
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He kissed me as everyone cheered, but I recall feeling strangely disconnected from him.
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Usually, though, erect penises are a no-go unless they're disconnected from the body.
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In others, the infrastructure is too decentralized and disconnected to be seriously at risk.
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Will that make him have a shitty, disconnected meet and greet with fans though?
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Unbound opens with A.R.I.D. disconnected from the suit, and with a deteriorating mental state.
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The fuse disconnected from the bottle and did not ignite, according to the report.
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Eventually, feeling lonely and disconnected from his family in London, he returned to Britain.
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Yet she still felt relatively disconnected from American rap because of the language barrier.
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Once there, I disconnected the Pinterest account from Facebook and reset my Pinterest password.
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When I didn't reply, she told a mutual friend my phone must be disconnected.
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When I'm in the moment, nothing else in the world matters, I'm totally disconnected.
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And a deep distrust of institutions, especially governments that seem disconnected from daily concerns.
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Mr. Trinity begged by telephone to be rescued, his words weak, anxious, sometimes disconnected.
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The results revealed that being unpopular — feeling isolated, disconnected, lonely — predicts our life span.
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Keep getting disconnected from Live when you play as a certain legend in Apex?
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They make it easier for disconnected Jews to find meaning in the Passover Seder.
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Asking Zuckerberg to step down from Facebook is "totally disconnected from reality," he said.
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I tried calling my Mom for Christmas, I got through but the phone disconnected.
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These disconnected prices complicate the execution of monetary policy and risk management by firms.
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The source said the policy shop felt "disconnected" from the rest of the campaign.
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If we don't acknowledge the opening and the closing, our story feels disconnected in between.
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On Tuesday the woman called police from inside Otterbine's car, but the call was disconnected.
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Greenspan saw this possibility during disconnected stories, where players experienced the narrative out of order.
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The telephone number for Foley listed on the group's earlier publicity material is now disconnected.
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A red slash will appear to indicate that the camera and mic have been disconnected.
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And judging by how immersed the Warriors are in technology, the two are hardly disconnected.
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Do your own valuation and realize that private valuations may be disconnected from reality. 1593.
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Much of the rhetoric about the Democrats is that they're disconnected from the average American.
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All that remains is a continuous burning from nerve endings meeting a disconnected spinal cord.
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For a camera that's supposedly all about the Instagram generation, it's awfully disconnected from Instagram.
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He hated the way it was taught, overly formal and disconnected from ordinary people's lives.
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This is largely due to the fact that it has historically been clunky and disconnected.
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Though the panels are largely disconnected, they all make a kind of dream-logical sense.
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For most of the movie, though, he seems too disconnected from the damage he's taking.
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A few lights flickered to indicate that the badges were interfacing and then he disconnected.
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A recording at a number listed for the company said the line had been disconnected.
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The narrator becomes completely disconnected from the world that she had been a part of.
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Day-one trading value is utterly disconnected from long term success in the public markets.
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"The CEO was very disconnected to the business," the person said in a text message.
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The performance, which was hosted by the Game Science Center in Berlin, was titled DISCONNECTED.
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If someone steals your phone and the Bluetooth device gets disconnected, the passcode is reactivated.
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Our names—and by extension, our entire beings - have become disconnected with our fellow man.
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One day the battery just disconnected from the 'brain' (we had to glue it back).
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The game has its own story to tell, one that's disconnected completely from the MCU.
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Smartphones are a link to your community — no wonder people don't want to feel disconnected.
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People struggling with addiction and depression are disconnected from the world and from other people.
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I don't know how you think about things that are disconnected from your own experience.
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It's disconnected because this mouse, the Razer Mamba Hyperflux, powers itself entirely from the mousepad.
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" She also expressed that market sentiment has "gotten disconnected from the fundamentals of the economy.
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In February, a glitch was causing replies to the president to become "orphaned" or "disconnected."
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Do you see more chronically disconnected people in relationships or in those who are single?
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The customer service number listed on Future Income's website was disconnected when called on Thursday.
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A middle-aged, affluent white man who's feeling disconnected from his professional and personal lives?
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A huge part of having this eating disorder is I was disconnected from my body.
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For one thing, it's full of lonely people — in particular, men disconnected from their families.
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For a decade, congressional hearings on climate science were contentious and disconnected from physical reality.
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For one thing, it's full of lonely people—in particular, men disconnected from their families.
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It is disconnected from the outside and, when you inhabit it, it becomes your world.
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It's tied to the idea of DISCONNECTED—showing what's happening in 2026, ten years later.
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"Last season was a little disconnected, going from Pittsburgh to Florida to Colorado," he said.
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The Church in the Darkness gives me some actions to do in a disconnected arena.
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Both parents and children can feel more disconnected and less present because of screen time.
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Watkins took ownership of 8chan in 2014 after its founder, Fredrick Brennan, intentionally disconnected himself.
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But the other events were largely disconnected from the broader economic currents of their time.
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Like other poachers, he is remarkably disconnected from the killing that leads to the trade.
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In Best Buy's case, most of the disconnected smart gadgets haven't lost their core functionality.
|
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The "breakers" that disconnected power were operated "by multiple external humans" through secure communication channels.
|
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However, first we must undergo the setup, which at times feels oddly false and disconnected.
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I emailed your offices + tried to call only to find the phone had been disconnected.
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There is a lot of really important work around delivering access to the disconnected world.
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We have intercom buttons in our cells, but none of them work—they've been disconnected.
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The company's website had been taken down, and its telephone had been disconnected on Wednesday.
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"The universe just disperses into disconnected volumes, which are essentially empty," Mr. Dyson told me.
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"My parents were disconnected from their parents," he said in a 2006 interview with poets.org.
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Four months into his new role, he ordered water disconnected by the previous administration reconnected.
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She touches upon the very real desire for human connection in an increasingly disconnected world.
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I see this as a story about kindness, not unimportant in these often disconnected times.
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It unfolds as a disconnected cascade of objects and images, in galleries sometimes sloppily hung.
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Does living in America ever make you feel disconnected from your family and cultural roots?
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Their parents, as they grow older, worry about who will look after these disconnected adults.
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Many protesters see his silence as evidence that he is disconnected from the movement's demands.
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But this could all be disconnected from any alleged Russian plan to get Trump elected.
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Financially vulnerable clients will not be disconnected from supply for the time being, Teyssen said.
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Here, the individuals' anecdotes tend to stand alone as set pieces, disconnected from what follows.
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Few regulations are more disconnected from today's realities than the F.C.C.'s media ownership rules.
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But a vision disconnected from first steps and early successes can shrivel up and die.
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The characters seem disconnected and despairing as they stumble through crises of their own making.
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Residents are feeling disconnected and cut off from the rest of the world, Adama said.
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NetBlocks, a firm that tracks cybersecurity, said the shutdown had disconnected almost the entire country.
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While Zexi still has a website, it shows a phone number that has been disconnected.
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That's how Katie, a young lawyer, found herself increasingly disconnected, spending her weekends in bed.
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The subtext is so disconnected from what he's saying, it's like nails on a chalkboard.
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Some precinct leaders found themselves on hold for hours, with others disconnected after long waits.
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A second, smaller cluster of structures appears entirely disconnected from the bulk of the hospital.
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Several hours later, phone numbers listed for Surefire Intelligence on its website had been disconnected.
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"Sometimes leaders get disconnected from their organizations," Dr. Shulkin said after he finished the exam.
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"I even disconnected from social media," he said, underscoring his single-minded focus on winning.
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"The country disconnected itself from the international market and lost its competitiveness," the minister said.
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A Russian internet disconnected from the world would probably right now be almost non-functional.
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You attempt to call your tax preparer to get help, but the number is disconnected.
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Elites are often described as living inside a bubble and being disconnected from most Americans.
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The autopilot was then disconnected and flight continued to its destination, according to the database.
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The subsequent sentences are impacted and fractured, the jamming together of disconnected images presaging Dadaism.
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It was a partisan legislative effort that had grown completely disconnected from its ostensible purpose.
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The style didn't make sense, and it made a space feel disconnected from its surroundings.
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The music was disconnected from life, and his materialism sounded passé even for hip-hop.
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But then she reconsidered, fearing she might feel disconnected or spend too much on cabs.
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If you think your life is disconnected from any type of ancient tradition—you're wrong.
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"Those officials who used to give me the advice about how to deal with the crisis in Syria, and say 'Assad must go' and 'He's disconnected' (have been) proven to be disconnected from reality, otherwise they wouldn't have asked for this referendum," he said.
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Other surveys have shown that young adults are more disconnected from religion than other age groups.
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Following her defeat, critics said she was too absent and too disconnected from the American people.
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The screen has now been completely disconnected until audio visual engineers carry out a thorough investigation.
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Many times, as people lose affordable housing and scatter, they also get disconnected from social services.
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But you risk appearing disconnected from your job and unwilling to be part of the team.
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It felt polished but pro forma, too disconnected from the stage to have an emotional impact.
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"Disconnected Youth" are under 25, live in modest housing, with low incomes and modest credit histories.
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They will then stop automatically when the user is disconnected for a specific period of time.
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Pop culture critic Andrew Liptak says that too many episodes feel disconnected from the larger story.
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All three activities were blocked every time I disconnected from the VPN to use Chinese services.
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"Young people are increasingly feeling disconnected too," argues Alex Smith, the charity's 35-year-old founder.
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So looking at this pain, the viewer does not understand it, instead feeling shocked but disconnected.
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She was calling my name and crying, and thank fuck I hadn't disconnected and missed that.
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By Tuesday morning, the funeral home's website had been taken offline and the phone number disconnected.
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The findings suggest that thinking in days makes us feel less disconnected from our future selves.
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The company assured that it deletes all the Aadhaar data once the call has been disconnected.
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Anderson, who runs the spa, said she called the owner, but her phone had been disconnected.
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Historically, there is lots of paper involved, a lot of inefficiency, a lot of disconnected systems.
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Most importantly, it's a good reminder to be happy and content with your disconnected dumb home.
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American, Canadian, Guyanese, and international numbers listed on the site either went unanswered or were disconnected.
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Of course, I wished my friends happiness, but I always felt disconnected to the whole process.
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Multiple phones listed for Smith have been disconnected so he can&apost be reached for comment.
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That combination of sensations feels deeply relatable to Asian viewers who feel disconnected from their heritage.
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This also gives wireless capabilities to printers that might be a little on the disconnected side.
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Ultimately, I think most of us stay endlessly connected due to the fear of becoming disconnected.
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While connected to WiFi, it displays a notice that this site only works when you're disconnected.
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He's completely disconnected from the noir tinged murder mystery that gives the show its addictive pull.
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These early observations have continued to inform his perspective in this new series, Disconnected featured below.
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As part of her design school thesis, she studied the effects of being disconnected from nature.
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"Let's care about one another and not be disconnected and together we will rise this country."
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"What we're seeing is that these customers have disconnected and fragmented islands of information," she said.
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"Let's care about one another and not be disconnected, and together we will rise this country."
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The original Bebop often disconnected from my phone when it was just a few feet away.
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It's saying that we're physically close, but we're completely disconnected from each other and from ourselves.
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The new central terminal will connect to the other two, eliminating the airport's "disconnected terminals" problem.
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It would allow them to feel less isolated and disconnected from other people and their communities.
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He felt disconnected and it's easy to see why he and Barlow don't really get along.
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It didn't cross any of my boundaries because it's all in the computer... I'm completely disconnected.
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It's quite simple: Trump won precisely because Silicon Valley is so disconnected from the Rust Belt.
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While wrestling with disconnected feelings about my racial makeup and looks, I struggled with visual impairment.
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In most parts of the developed world, the makers of technology are disconnected from the result.
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Was it weird being disconnected throughout the entirety and not being able to be on Instagram?
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On another day its hind leg has been detached, and, subsequently, a foreleg has been disconnected.
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Chyna will be glad to know that Kardashian's phone was disconnected soon after her tweet, E!
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Conditioning Zakaria said that often, women's lifestyles, especially in rural areas, are completely disconnected from politics.
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Even in open-plan office spaces with little separation, workers can feel disconnected from their colleagues.
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"Any demand that universities can simply fix the problem is disconnected from reality," the statement reads.
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The fact is, populations across the Middle East and North Africa feel disconnected from governing structures.
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It was intended to reflect how adrift and disconnected autism patients and their families could feel.
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Phone numbers for Chen Huang in Texas were answered but disconnected after a reporter identified himself.
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Soon after taking off, they told the pilot the real plan and disconnected his radio equipment.
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Weirdly, they prefer nudity when it's disconnected from sex, and they feel the same about expletives.
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Minor corrections should be administered if feasible and if the disconnected unit will submit to it.
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Her parents asked for her to be disconnected, but the hospital refused without a court order.
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This is just one example of the disconnected communications that Schmidt says could easily be fixed.
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"Being on opioids makes you feel disconnected not only from children but all people," she said.
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Either way, once you Switch is disconnected from the internet, your Roku should boot up normally.
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A second girl feels disconnected from her best friend, who has suddenly become popular at school.
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What will an increasingly disconnected world do to the spread of innovation and to scientific progress?
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For other apps, like Spotify and ChefSteps, I similarly disconnected the apps from my Facebook account.
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Sung as HAL's brain is being disconnected, it's from his early programming days, his computer childhood.
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For long stretches, Saroo is quiet and disconnected, unable to even understand the people around him.
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Instead we have thousands of Americas, isolated islands of self-referential media and lonely, disconnected lifestyles.
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They saw themselves being strapped with a disconnected president's commitment to meet European Union debt standards.
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At no point, however, does any of it look incoherent, disconnected from the location before it.
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The ebb and flow of a life disconnected from a body can be like treading water.
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Mr. Cage "really disconnected costumes from arias, movements from sounds, images from libretti," Mr. Goebbels added.
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Other than that, the brain came alone and disconnected from its past, unattached to its celebrity.
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It can be normal, especially in larger companies, for employees to feel disconnected from senior leadership.
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Men who previously felt disconnected and lost may now feel a sense of belonging and importance.
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She disconnected herself from the machine long enough to take a short walk around the house.
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"This is ridiculous," Mr. Blum said as he disconnected his microphone and stood up to leave.
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In 1993, the Oslo Accords granted limited autonomy to Palestinians in a scattering of disconnected islets.
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"Something had become disconnected," said Mr. Bond, who paid a local repairman $23 to fix it.
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Mike Mroch's set design, with walls made of disconnected vertical panels, emphasizes the show's fragmentary approach.
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Oprah Winfrey and Ava DuVernay's seductive drama about three disconnected siblings returns for a second season.
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He seems to be one of the growing number of Americans who are disconnected from religion.
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How in the world have I become so completely disconnected from the rest of the country?
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Consequently, the airline offers a few different on-board hard products that can feel relatively disconnected.
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You are underwater for months at a time, so you are really disconnected from the world.
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When the rocket disconnected from the Starliner, the ship's clock was 11 hours too far ahead.
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The message makes it seem like your number is disconnected, so scammers won't call you back.
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Many of the 1974 class had caught incumbents napping, disconnected from their districts, invisible to voters.
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Cruz is said to have had a troubled upbringing and felt disconnected from his home life.
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Like I have been hurled into a black hole, disconnected from the rest of the world.
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It ran several missions but eventually disconnected from its communications cable and got stranded within the building.
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Burris and family members contend that Mann was mentally ill and disconnected from reality at the time.
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Any number of unheated European squats with a toilet two floors down disconnected from any running water?
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Then her husband disconnected the phone, and did not answer numerous calls from her afterward, she said.
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"Will you take me in to meet him?" she says, in the disconnected voice of a sleepwalker.
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One of his skis came off, and he disconnected his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his knee.
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One notice above the door said power had been disconnected last March 15 due to "payment failure".
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You can select a time from 1 to 48 hours before the system is disconnected, says Amazon.
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Around 500 megawatts of generation capacity was also disconnected - all of which is normal for such events.
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But at the same time, a lot of people are so disconnected—stuck in their own world.
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It's also, like much of Trump's immigration rhetoric, disconnected from the complicated, dangerous reality of undocumented immigration.
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Now, had his mic not been disconnected by a dancer on-stage, that moment wouldn't have happened.
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But she's curiously disconnected from her earthbound life, and can't stop fantasizing about going back into space.
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Unfortunately, Hinton didn't erase the sender's number, and Mashable reported that the phone has now been disconnected.
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The biggest risk to the mother is severe bleeding that can occur once the placenta is disconnected.
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Ma creates a cohesive portrait of a woman slightly disconnected from the world, even before the virus.
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When I disconnected from the internet, albeit briefly, I reconnected with nature and the people around me.
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He thinks the current competition circuit is stale—boring for the competitors and disconnected from the audience.
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If these chips go bad, or become disconnected, then the phone will no longer respond to touch.
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The line got put on hold and then disconnected every time I said I was a journalist.
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And in case we get disconnected, can I have the best phone number to reach you at?
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As for the melancholic and disconnected Earn, he appears to be in something of a fugue state.
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These so-called disconnected graphs, or vacuum bubbles, are the Feynman diagram analogue of zero-point motion.
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What if you could control a Bluetooth speaker from any corner of your home without getting disconnected?
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They also tend to be disconnected from friends and family and live with depression or mental illness.
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Over this time, the country became a pariah state, largely disconnected from the rest of the world.
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"For me, it shows how much Hollywood is disconnected from the blue-collar, mainstream America," he said.
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But on the ground, Trump seemed disconnected from the searing emotion unfolding in the storm's deadly path.
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A multitude of disconnected filter bubbles certainly does not have the ring of 'global community' to me.
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That desktop state will still be preserved after the phone is disconnected from its keyboard and monitor.
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Like Chandler, he had to find his own path years after being so disconnected from his body.
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Lê-Quôc was eventually disconnected, and Pomel would migrate to IBM's upstate New York offices after graduation.
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When cash is so disconnected from data, teasing out the latter's value requires lots of head-scratching.
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Not to mention that if employees feel disconnected from the company mission, they're more likely to leave.
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She was briefly disconnected from the ventilator, as a test, but her lungs filled with carbon dioxide.
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A suicide is a loud clap that ripples through disconnected lives: It is known and felt instantly.
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And when fast gets really fast, being slower to adapt makes education systems seem glacial and disconnected.
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In general, the transitions from animation to live action looked smooth, although the pieces still felt disconnected.
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The conductor disconnected the cars carrying the migrants, and started the train again, leaving the migrants stranded.
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He could be at prayer—alone and disconnected, but sustained by the hope of being heard. ♦
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They'd become more disconnected; less likely to see and help one another, and often less able to.
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The Tea Party, Trump and Fox News have made its base too angry and disconnected from reality.
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The path to victory is talking to the people, people who are overlooked, disconnected to governance themselves.
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When contacted for comment by PEOPLE, the phone number for Franklin's production company FWE had been disconnected.
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But it might feel a little confusing, too, especially if you feel disconnected from your inner-voice.
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The telephone number listed on the website of its parent company, Guotai Investment, appeared to be disconnected.
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Of course, politicians have long been disconnected from the American public on the issue of health care.
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Finally, Cramer drew a comparison between two seemingly disconnected companies: sneaker giant Nike and semiconductor manufacturer Micron.
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If conflict exacerbates existing inequalities in society, then it's not something disconnected from society as a whole.
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Maybe, just maybe, somebody out there always mixes up 'pills' with an assortment of disconnected grocery items.
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The idea that creative types are romantic figures, disconnected from reality and creating in isolation is unfounded.
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Once he's out of office, they'll end up even more jaded and disconnected than they already are.
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Trump's approval rating has mostly been disconnected from the better economic data but that could be changing.
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Many felt disconnected and left behind by the political establishment and elites in New York and Washington.
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No mobiles or internet in those days, and our phone had been disconnected because we were leaving.
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The company could not be reached for this article because phone numbers listed for it were disconnected.
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If I'm feeling disconnected from them...understanding where the student is in that moment is really important.
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For that reason, American Airlines will only allow smart luggage onboard if the battery can be disconnected.
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Where Detective Pikachu falls a bit short is in how disconnected from our reality it all is.
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Mr. Modi and the B.J.P. mercilessly fan the perception that Congress leaders are disconnected from the public.
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The migrants said the Greek coastguard had disconnected their boats' motors, leaving them adrift in the Aegean.
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Such a move, Warren wrote, would ensure "predictable, guaranteed funding" disconnected from any appropriations fights in Congress.
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Many seemed to disappear entirely, leaving a trail of disconnected phones, outdated addresses and abandoned Facebook profiles.
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"It's become a real estate marketing term that is completely disconnected from the original usage," she said.
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I wonder what will happen on the day you wake up and realize how disconnected you've become?
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Olson explained that working in Afghanistan he was really disconnected from all the political turmoil in America.
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But for the most part, these sketches have been disconnected to anything else happening on the show.
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Before Khashoggi's arrival at the consulate on October 2, the security cameras in the building were disconnected.
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He didn't care about his life and was doing drugs and was really disconnected from the world.
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Barclays has said the claims are "disconnected from the facts" and has vowed to "vigorously defend" itself.
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One of the biggest challenges to containing the cancer that is Antifa is its amorphous, disconnected nature.
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In the PS Booster itself, they have already found and disconnected 2,700 of those documented as obsolete.
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Even before we had left the region, even among our fellow Marines, we had already become disconnected.
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Tribe members, who remain completely disconnected from the outside world, then shot him with arrows and killed him.
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The Sentinelese tribe are the only occupants of the island and remain completely disconnected from the outside world.
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The tribe are the only occupants of North Sentinel Island and remain completely disconnected from the outside world.
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It's another much-needed lesson the traditional cultures pass on to an increasingly digital, modern and disconnected world.
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In the aftermath of all those consecutive losses, I felt emptied, like a shell—disconnected from my body.
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" The Bluetooth equivalent reads, "Currently connected accessories will be disconnected and other accessories will not connect [until tomorrow].
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" "I disconnected my HBO GO account from a friend's Roku the week before the Game of Thrones finale.
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Policies that stimulate national growth have little effect on disconnected, depressed communities, which each face their own challenges.
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Didion begins telling you instead how disconnected she had felt from everything, how difficult it was to feel.
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"You feel slightly disconnected, but everyone living here has an interest in the U.K.," referring to the referendum.
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This was frustrating because I then had to grab my phone to make sure the call was disconnected.
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It's painful to be on a five and a half hour flight and be disconnected from my team.
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The towel on her head seems incongruous to her other clothes and her stare, while direct, is disconnected.
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What's strange is how disconnected Twitter's tests seem to be from what its user base is actually demanding.
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PEOPLE's attempts to reach Madison were unsuccessful because phone numbers associated with her business and herself were disconnected.
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They operate dozens of complex disconnected tools, yet the gaps between those tools remain and threats get through.
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And apparently, the force of the booster test was so great that it disconnected the camera's power source.
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And I think if we have sympathy completely disconnected from moral judgment, I don't think it's real sympathy.
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Over time, a service which was supposed to connect humanity is actually partitioning us into fractal disconnected bubbles.
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Apple saw massive growth in its traditional hardware business under Cook's leadership, even while Ive was supposedly disconnected.
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Being six hours away from the US, I felt especially powerless and disconnected from what was going on.
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You're disconnected, this is just the perfect kind of vacation where you don't have anything to think about.
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Google tells me that Stadia will save an instance for approximately 10 to 15 minutes if you're disconnected.
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My job is such that even five or 10 minutes being disconnected from Slack can derail my morning.
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But the price structure in WTI, which normally follows Brent, albeit loosely, temporarily disconnected in August and September.
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While fewer young women are disconnected today than in previous decades, the opposite is true for young men.
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The argument was that I had been gone long enough to become disconnected, that my ties were insufficient.
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Zayn Malik has disconnected from ex Gigi Hadid as well as her mother Yolanda Hadid on social media.
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It depresses R base turnout in the midterms, as Trump voters are further disconnected from the Congressional wing.
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The deeply personal yet weirdly disconnected relationship that blossoms between these two is the emotional core of Firewatch.
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They have disconnected over the last year, erasing some 40 percent of the satellite-TV company's market value.
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No further information was immediately available from the remote area which is largely disconnected from mobile phone networks.
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It might seem like the time- tested and obvious view, but it is actually complex, disconnected, and wrong.
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As season two opens, the orchestrators of the massive "5/9" attacks have been disconnected, so to speak.
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They have, as voting data, surveys and my own reporting suggest, become profoundly disconnected from the political process.
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Today, 2628 million young people are "disconnected," meaning they are not working nor are they in school. Unbelievable.
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The same goes for young people at risk of becoming disconnected from the worlds of work and school.
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Truth be told, I can't remember feeling so disconnected from a group of Black women in my life.
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Reuters was not able to reach Prestige Limousine for comment and the firm's listed phone number was disconnected.
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This week's "Previously on" segment is all but incomprehensible in its brief, disconnected snippets of cryptically relevant information.
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They said they were worried about missing out (FOMO is a powerful force) and being disconnected from friends.
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He quickly disconnected the autopilot and took avoiding action, according to the BEA, the French air-accident investigator.
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Social media such as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter have given rise to chaotic, disconnected bubbles of rapid interactions.
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It can feel disconnected from their lives, especially when it's not connected to an attack on Americans themselves.
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America is increasingly divided not between red states and blue states, but between connected hubs and disconnected backwaters.
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Though somewhat disconnected, these different outputs reflect Hamilton's interest in what she describes as the democracy of art.
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We disconnected the batteries of our smartphones and tried to look as much like tourists as we could.
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Iran set a dangerous precedent when it disconnected access to foreign traffic on the internet during the Dec.
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RW: I think the great irony of social media is that it often makes us feel more disconnected.
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Has conveniently communicating via e-mail and text left us more disconnected from people on a human level?
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They chop cities into pieces, creating disconnected zones, isolating people from business districts and often from urban waterfronts.
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Dispersed among other works, they are disconnected and devoid of empathy, yet somehow authoritative in their snide confidence.
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We'd had some good covers before that, but they were very different, to the point where they're disconnected.
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Because we're so disconnected from our place in the natural world and the importance of death and dying.
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Feeling angry and disconnected from her body and the world, Kammer turned to art to articulate her pain.
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She is blitzed by an unending panoply of virtual spaces—ones that seem completely disconnected from everyday reality.
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There's a way in which the city can feel like a bubble, a place disconnected from everywhere else.
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Without the opportunity to continue participating in the workforce, countless veterans with disabilities may become disconnected from society.
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But by any conventional standard, his comments on Tuesday about the path forward sounded disconnected from political reality.
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I got tired of dating white guys, because it was frustrating, and I inevitably felt disconnected from them.
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The eventual budget resolutions that were passed reveal how disconnected the process has become from actual budgetary considerations.
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Yet, despite their importance to our well-being, we're often disconnected from the lived, sensory experience of trees.
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In the collaboration space, VR startups argue that existing platforms are static, dated and leave employees feeling disconnected.
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This place is disconnected from the bustling businessmen in Brazil's capitals who would happily invest in the forest.
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Some foreign asset managers like the way mainland bourses are disconnected from moves in New York and London.
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The people who support Hillary sit behind CNN anchor chairs, or headline fundraisers - those disconnected from real life.
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Seen from anywhere in between—a single page, a single chapter—it's a riot of discrete, disconnected units.
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Identifying partners across – facially disconnected data sets that you can bring together, it is a new enforcement tool.
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He was unsuccessful, he said, because he'd be kept on hold for long periods and often got disconnected.
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Landrum led Giwa through her living room, which was empty except for a tangle of disconnected cable cords.
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If you're a "White Noise" virgin, you may go mad trying to assemble its disconnected pieces into coherence.
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The research team had unscrewed all the light bulbs, disconnected the gas stove, and blacked out the windows.
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They were disoriented and disconnected in ways that could outlast even the effects of their individual psychological traumas.
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They felt powerful in some places and weak in others, connected to certain people and disconnected from others.
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Reuters was not able to reach Prestige Limousine for comment and the company's listed phone number was disconnected.
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You won&apost totally be disconnected from the outside world either — Wi-Fi and television are both available.
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They are disconnected — cut off from the world of information that the rest of us take for granted.
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And I realized I had completely disconnected from my feelings because of wanting to live up to expectations.
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Van Dujin believes that his squirrel pictures have gone viral because people are becoming increasingly disconnected from nature.
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On the payer side, many health plans still store provider data on legacy systems in multiple, disconnected databases.
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Researchers from security firm iSIGHT Partners said on Monday that the outage occurred after malware disconnected electrical substations.
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The very best tweaks spread further, reblogged again and again, reappearing periodically in the feed, disconnected from time.
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Even weirder, operators found that the current persisted even if the machines were completely disconnected from power sources.
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Suggesting that one film affects the other is completely incorrect and disconnected from how the movie business works.
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The Sentinelese tribe are the only occupants of North Sentinel Island and remain completely disconnected from the outside world.
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Last year, MTN Uganda said government security personnel had raided its data centre and disconnected four of its servers.
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Despite an active bluetooth connection and full battery, the jacket displayed as "disconnected" even when I was wearing it.
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Tegg wonders whether this type of correspondence might help heal humanity's stilted, emotionally disconnected relationships with our leafy brethren.
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A long battle with addiction had left Skow disconnected from the frail, sickly man he saw in the mirror.
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For the greater part of the year I had disconnected from friends and social engagements, with mostly positive results.
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Details of Wednesday's attack were slow to emerge as Banki is remote and largely disconnected from mobile phone networks.
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He wrote in the now-deleted Facebook post:Was then given the number of the boarding facility — a disconnected line.
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I tried to write books and they broke as I wrote them, cleaving into disconnected pieces as I typed.
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The key to unlock the camera from the smartphone will be the same one that disconnected the microphone — perspective.
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The main reason is the outdated and disconnected legacy systems used by all stakeholders involved in the supply chain.
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And wars often are launched for reasons of domestic politics or ideology disconnected from calculations of power or wealth.
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We tried calling its listed number, and there was no answer (the phone actually seems to have been disconnected).
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For many years in the US, he felt disconnected from the immigrant community — until his father died in Arizona.
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Absolutely, yes — if only because we were forcibly disconnected from the internet and given solvable problems with limited stakes.
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This song is a reflection on that sense of suffocating connectedness while still feeling disconnected at the same time.
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Even just noticing the curve of his chest when he hugged someone made him feel disconnected from his body.
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Though Diane's ability to kill is ultimately a form of control and self-protection, it feels disconnected from anger.
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The log lists a nonexistent address for Quinn Brady and a number for a phone that has been disconnected.
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It was "a hodgepodge, a rambling, disconnected, choppy series of references to past events," a law enforcement official said.
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To hear Barrett describe it, however, the companies are not as disconnected as they might appear at first blush.
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"We should not have disconnected youth wandering around in our communities," he said at a news conference on Thursday.
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Many feel disconnected from the likes of General Salah, who fought in the country's war of independence from France.
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The massive, slow-flying craft is designed to bring internet access to billions of disconnected people around the world.
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Cameras used by your app are disconnected and will generate an error if the app tries to use them.
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This conversation shows just how disconnected Felix is from the cocaine trade; how new he is to all this.
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Gods, there was no right way to describe ship motion without math—and disconnected its passthrough from the dock.
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A phone number for Zipes has been disconnected, and he did not respond to PEOPLE's email request for comment.
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If you weren't apart of that wave, you felt disconnected and forgotten, and a lot of people felt forgotten.
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Those not able to repay this debt risk disconnection, with approximately 224,218 households disconnected across Australia in 203/220.
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Hurricane Sandy, which hit New York and New Jersey in 2012, disconnected North America from Europe for several days.
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In essence, they're disconnected short films that sometimes have nothing at all to do with the episode that follows.
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Also, he has said Americans are struggling and feel "disconnected" and hurt by the policies of President Donald Trump.
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Americans are disconnected from one another, stressed, angry, convinced that it's other Americans who have been poisoning the country.
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Individuals who are "disconnected"—neither working nor in school—are more likely to get in trouble with the law.
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Because of the DIY nature of the scene, the genre is completely disconnected from the South African music economy.
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With the internet, we're becoming so socially disconnected and people are lacking in social skills all over the place.
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Social media was still something you disconnected and connected to; it wasn't there in your pocket at all times.
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Early on, we learn that we're a disconnected cyborg who has fled from The Hub to avoid an upgrade.
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The problem is so many media companies have CEOs who are totally disconnected from the thing that they make.
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I did not feel comfortable discussing my family and was completely disconnected from the life I used to know.
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In stark contrast to Park, who was perceived as "disconnected," Moon is known as the approachable and humble president.
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Dr. Serani says that people can have delayed reactions to trauma, and might initially feel disconnected from what happened.
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I assumed being disconnected from the past was just part of the modern condition, a liberating byproduct of cosmopolitanism.
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Kevin Brady (Texas) and Mike Pompeo (Kan.) called the speech "disconnected" and "not grounded in reality," while Democratic Rep.
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Mark Gomez, Ms. Gomez's husband, said they would move from Pinetops to Wilson when their broadband service was disconnected.
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Eventually, Ms. Fread reached her credit card limit and her son disconnected her telephone to stop Cambridge from calling.
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"Pricing is decreasing in a way that is irrational and disconnected from credit risk," one middle market lender said.
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" The Kurdish leader Jalal Talabani and his advisers were "disconnected from, and somewhat cavalier about the levels of violence.
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It is not in America's interests to stay in Syria for objectives so disconnected from our security and prosperity.
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The series is marooned in its moments, untethered to anything outside of itself, and sometimes even disconnected from that.
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Staying in touch with them and having a piece of home so you're not so disconnected from your roots.
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This poses major problems for companies around compliance, scalability and control – and leaves employees feeling uninformed, disconnected and undervalued.
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Immediately after the charge was made, Tribble stopped responding, and his cell phone number was disconnected, the man said.
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SWIFT said the four remaining banks on the network would be disconnected for failing to meet its operating criteria.
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Because this worker acts so emotionally disconnected, people often don't understand him or her and just get very angry.
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Carhart, sections of his opinions often read like stream-of-consciousness musings disconnected from the law he was considering.
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I'm pretty disconnected from my body, so if I have a cold, I usually forget that I'm physically ill.
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"To prove the fact that he's so disconnected from this district, he's endorsing Trump for president," Mr. Eggman said.
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Yet the impression given by this disconnected pageant is that Dickinson's life on earth was far closer to hell.
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Seeing that scene early on in "Part 10" makes a lot of a seemingly disconnected moments snap into place.
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Vannika says Solein is "completely" disconnected from agriculture: The soil microbes used only require collection from natural land once.
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But work requirements also left a significant number without jobs or federal aid — a group researchers describe as disconnected.
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The rhetoric on the right around the Kavanaugh allegations represents a large group whose crimes are disconnected from punishment.
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Set in a grimly realist France, its abundant starving poor and oppressed are entirely disconnected from the wealthy classes.
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From day to day you can be on top of it, and other days you just feel so disconnected.
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Tartine was expanding, but Torres and Hall said that it was simultaneously morphing into a more corporate, disconnected workplace.
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Myths about older people — that they are disconnected or crotchety — are perpetuated in the news media and our culture.
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When Noem said she had two more things she wanted to raise, she was inadvertently disconnected from the call.
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Mr. Piazza staggered through a kitchen, the top half of his body flailing as if disconnected from the bottom.
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I didn't want a bio-musical, but I also didn't want a story that seemed disconnected from the music.
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In truth, they are disconnected from lived reality and focused on a bourgeois status quo they all participate in.
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People are divided today because they are disconnected, something she believes her father would try to change, she said.
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Other than being unable to pay my respects at my friend John McCain's, funeral, I'm not sorry I disconnected.
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" Well, you've immediately, literally disconnected people by saying "you can't be in this league anymore because you've spoken out.
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He and the entire administration were completely disconnected from the life and death situation on the ground in Libya.
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Hill campaign reporter Reid Wilson said Friday that millennials are more disconnected from institutions than the generations before them.
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It's emblematic of how we've grown disconnected [from] where our food comes from, who makes and grows our food.
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"Valuations on stocks sometimes feel like bitcoin because in a way it is totally disconnected from fundamentals," Filia explained.
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Increasing resources to communities lacking nonprofit and community-based infrastructure would benefit caregivers who especially feel isolated and disconnected.
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But when regulators ignored their growth, they became more opaque and more profitable, with credit ratings disconnected from reality.
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But it is also possible, maybe more than possible, that they are not coincidental, not disconnected and not unrelated.
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For a while, the only channel for our frustration was hushed conversations in the hallways, disconnected networks of complaint.
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This walled-off approach contributes to the overarching problem of scattered, disconnected resources preventing warriors from receiving holistic support.
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His rallies, as an article in the Atlantic explains, have been a smorgasbord of one-liners and disconnected rambling.
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When you subscribed to a magazine two years ago, it feels disconnected to you liking something on Facebook today.
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He works alone and must live inside his own head, which can leave him disconnected from the real world.
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VICE's most online writer is currently disconnected from the internet in a small town outside of New York City.
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Walsh said the incident occurred when an electrical engineer disconnected the uninterruptible power supply, therefore shutting down the data center.
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I think that maybe subconsciously they can sense certain things, but on the whole, I think they are completely disconnected.
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"Things move so quickly that being disconnected for eight to ten hours on a plane is not helpful," he said.
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How disconnected have we become that our first explanation of this election is to insult and belittle half our population?
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Just remember to leave that piece of paper with the Wi-Fi connection instructions in case we get disconnected, OK?
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Their argument was basically that Rotten Tomatoes ratings were based on snooty old film critics that are disconnected from audiences.
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Two appeared disconnected and a third was picked up by someone who claimed to have no knowledge of such calls.
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Sometimes there's a reason why I need the internet, but even when there isn't, I'm freaking out if I'm disconnected.
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But in spite of these advances, the superhero genre in 2018 still seemed oddly disconnected from the realities of 2018.
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Laura frantically tried to use her bedside call button to summon a nurse to the room, but it was disconnected.
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Then again, you might feel disconnected from your sun sign for a totally different reason — and that's perfectly normal, too.
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This can take up to eight hours for all of the devices connected to your Netflix account to be disconnected.
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They got disconnected, and when dispatchers called back, the truck had washed off the roadway and crashed into a ditch.
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"They are machines which have become disconnected from the citizens," says José María de Areilza, a professor of constitutional law.
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"The finding connects all these dots, all these disconnected observations about schizophrenia, and makes them make sense," Dr. McCarroll said.
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Reuters was unable to determine whether Donor Services, the body donation company, remains open but its number was also disconnected.
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To be off the grid is to be disconnected from most of America's infrastructure without having to cross any border.
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The whole sequence is too disconnected from the rest of the film to work, really, but even so, it does.
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Connectivity-wise, the Bluetooth never disconnected randomly, and my phone always detected when the headphones were on and within range.
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He of course was a man of wealth, but that wealth did not leave him disconnected from those around him.
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The system will be "air gapped," meaning that it will be disconnected from any external network to prevent unauthorized access.
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They'll seem ridiculous now — but they'll show how today's dull, disconnected devices could be (perhaps unnecessarily) smarter in the future.
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We're having this moment where we're disconnected on who we want to be seen as and who we actually are.
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Kardashian West said she changed her number last year and "disconnected from everyone" to make her legal dream come true.
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Because it reimagines the act, the dance, the song, or piece of art as a solitary, disconnected moment in time.
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I think the Internet has connected people on one level, but disconnected a lot of us on a personal level.
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More than a dozen people on Twitter said that their Guard had been disconnected in the middle of the night.
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But on iOS 11, it merely disconnected your devices temporarily, while still allowing features like AirPlay and AirDrop to work.
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And as Joshi's demonstrated, flagging tweets as abusive does have something to do with whether or not they become disconnected.
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When I've tested Verizon's network in Chicago, it has been disconnected little two-block bubbles with big gaps between them.
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It's also packed with tiny bits of weirdness that add up to one man disconnected from the rest of humanity.
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In the past, Google blamed this failure in part on the large number of disconnected messaging products it had created.
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When people are chronically disconnected, or in a relationship that has a chronic disconnection, you usually see just the opposite.
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While living in Scotland, he says he disconnected from Islam and embraced the drinking and clubbing side of British culture.
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Native American communities for generations have been disconnected and isolated from the rest of America – often living in remote areas.
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She was widely reviled for her disconnected style even before the damaging bribery scandal that brought her down in March.
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The address listed on court documents as Johnson's was actually a foreclosed, abandoned home, and the phone number was disconnected.
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Tribes like the Huaorani are located deeper into the forest, and remain virtually uncontacted and disconnected for the time being.
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Pros never wait in line for Buzz Lightyear's AstroBlasters, either; the Fastpass is "disconnected," meaning you can hold two simultaneously.
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Satellite imagery provider DigitalGlobe helped Facebook create a map of 2 billion disconnected people across the world earlier this year.
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But narratively, that's about all there is to Café Society, which plays out as a series of largely disconnected vignettes.
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"I think of it as how we are two political parties -- we're disconnected on the issues that matter," she said.
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"We find that people with more friends online are less likely to die than their disconnected counterparts," the paper reads.
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Nearly half of this vulnerable population is chronically disconnected – after 28503, they never attended school, went to college or worked.
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The strong holiday shopping season is another sign many Americans are disconnected from the day-to-day stock market action.
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"Cold storage" refers to keeping digital assets completely offline, disconnected from the internet and thus minimizing the incidence of hackings.
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"Being disconnected leads to isolation and depression," said Colin Milner, the chief executive of the International Council on Active Aging.
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Others think we simply might not be replacing organized religion with anything in particular, making us lonelier and more disconnected.
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They are disembodied nuggets floating around inside Twitter, accessible through the user interface but otherwise disconnected from the outside world.
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"We find that people with more friends online are less likely to die than their disconnected counterparts," the paper says.
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It is abundantly clear that conservative white male senators are out of touch and disconnected from needs of their constituents.
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Moreover, as the energy report points out, vast areas of the EU remain physically disconnected to each other by pipelines.
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"Before Wicca, I felt disconnected and lonely," she said, pulling out her phone and scrolling through images of her coven.
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Having observed the shifting fortunes of this mercurial individual makes the cheery assessments of the situation seem disconnected from reality.
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And a lot of people are feeling disconnected and depressed, and are trying to fill a void in their lives.
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This may seem totally disconnected from Trump's shameful press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, but it isn't.
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Likewise, if you or your partner fail to reflect each other, you may feel unsettled and disconnected, without knowing why.
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Higher education is increasingly partisan, and professors must manage these disconnected ideologies, which are sometimes between themselves and their students.
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Chan, 36, said he wasn't explicitly told what would happen if he took off the wristband or disconnected the app.
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How far and for how long can stock markets stay this far disconnected from the underlying size of the economy?
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"High-value celebrity art is completely disconnected from the everyday world," said Stephen Bayley, a cultural commentator based in London.
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That is, among the poor, two in 133 are working-age adults disconnected from the labor market for unknown reasons.
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A wealth of research suggests that people feel disconnected and, therefore, quit their jobs, often because of their weak managers.
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"I felt disconnected from that part of my body," said Linden Crawford of the decision to have breast removal surgery.
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A boat was requested just before the call between Ms. Stevens and the dispatcher was disconnected, according to the police.
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Indeed, we should be worried, whatever our partisan tilt, that leading academics promote economic models so disconnected from the reality.
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Domestic violence hotlines may be disconnected, and emergency responders can be overwhelmed, sometimes leaving abuse victims to fend for themselves.
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And while you may have heard that Russia disconnected itself from the internet over the holidays, that's not quite right.
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But that was primarily because the sluice gate control that could have released the water was disconnected at the time.
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"Rarely has such an assault been so disconnected from the threats we truly face," she said of Trump's immigration order.
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Instead, he takes you around the city and folds in a succession of seemingly disconnected interviews with men and women.
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"It was a real psychological drama, and it was a drama that was disconnected from your own country," he said.
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At times, though, the lavish displays felt strangely disconnected from what some of the companies face in the real world.
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Ms. Austin now says she has no option but to vacate the apartment, since the gas supply will be disconnected.
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" He added, "We are anxious for the complete truth to come out, instead of just a bunch of disconnected accusations.
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It's common for one partner to be unhappy, feel disconnected or feel that their needs for intimacy aren't being met.
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It's a line of inquiry not at all disconnected from the other ones Arsem has spent many years opening up.
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We are also concerned that partners become so disconnected from one another that they almost don't know one another anymore.
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What's more, most communities built in the US over the past three generations have been sprawling, automobile-dependent, and disconnected.
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When he talks with a Trump supporter, Bourdain asks how he could vote for someone so disconnected from the working class.
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He also stresses the importance of keeping this account disconnected from your checking account, so that transferring funds is more difficult.
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After a few minutes, the camera would pan up to reveal the back of the console, its wires frayed and disconnected.
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Ubiquiti seems to believe that hands-free will afford you the more disconnected, in-the-moment lifestyle you so desperately crave.
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One theory to explain the seemingly disconnected nature and impulsiveness of Trump's actions is that it's a form of planned chaos.
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Contemporary art may have found its freedom, but it remains extremely hierarchical, and utterly disconnected from the majority of the population.
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Do you think that over time the scientific and medical community has gotten a little disconnected from the rest of society?
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Applying what we know about Theory of Mind and disconnected modules, the first thing we would build is an awareness program.
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I don&apost think I&aposve ever heard such a stream of disconnected ideas since I quit psychiatry 222 years ago.
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When I first plugged in the Home Hub, my apartment was full of a small number of disconnected smart home gadgets.
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I go back and forth between feeling really disconnected from my body and feeling totally connected to it and understanding that.
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He's disconnected from them, but they still do everything he needs them to, so he doesn't seem particularly worried about it.
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You're out of touch underneath the headset, lost to the outside world and disconnected from the driver, fellow passengers, and reality.
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In addition to handling the technical side of DISCONNECTED, Vogl has created a number of scenarios for Wiedemann to play through.
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I certainly didn't want anyone to read them, and felt squeamish, truthfully ashamed, so disconnected from the girl I had been.
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"I was on the phone with his mother when the doctors disconnected him," Snyder said, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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It's an odd, disconnected moment — and fitting, considering the mind-bending nature of Marvel's 14th and most surreal outing to date.
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But in doing so, it also keeps the nonmilitary public wholly disconnected from the armed violence carried out in our name.
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This would permit the most vulnerable equipment to be disconnected, in advance of a CME's arrival, to prevent damaging power surges.
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The lackluster hearings feel fundamentally disconnected from the urgency of the conversation surrounding Silicon Valley's biggest companies over the last year.
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I also didn't know that the Grammys were the night before because I'm pretty disconnected from the music industry these days.
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The app burned through over 12 gigs of data on my phone while I slept and my Wi-Fi had disconnected.
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The GLAS disconnected itself from my Wi-Fi network numerous times, requiring me to reset its connection manually from the thermostat.
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This week Donald Trump pulled a Carson, and showed just how disconnected he is from gun rights and the Second Amendment.
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When we tried to reach OpticsML on Wednesday, its website had been pulled offline and the listed phone number was disconnected.
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She told Healthline that after a stroke, some of the brain's connections that are important to movement get disconnected or destroyed.
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The clip follows some hapless guys across this set of disconnected vignettes, many of which feature them in unnerving animal masks.
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Apparently, it's an anthology series, which seems to explain why there are so many different famous people in seemingly disconnected places.
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However, we may all sound like elderly fuddy duddies, totally disconnected from the pressures and pains actual teens are dealing with.
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Puerto Rico Senator Eduardo Bhatia told CNN that Rosselló "is totally disconnected from reality" and that the impeachment process must begin.
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So long as the computer remains disconnected from wifi or USB plug, the cocktail of digital horrors it contains can't spread.
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Despite our increasingly disconnected, virtual world — or perhaps in response to it — board games are back, and in a big way.
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Two debates in the Washington platform hearings, seemingly disconnected to specific platform language, signaled a major difference among the party factions.
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I am not interested in creating an aesthetic framework for abstract concepts, which are disconnected from the body and geopolitical context.
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But the actual effect was to show that Gamergate supporters are largely disconnected from the larger reality SXSW sought to expose.
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After the 911 call was disconnected, the shooter engaged in three phone calls with the Orlando Police Department's crisis negotiation team.
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After all, one of the main selling points for tech stocks last year was how disconnected they were from macro drivers.
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VICE: I think we all can imagine what being lonely means, but what does it mean when someone is "chronically disconnected"?
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The new season takes place in the same universe as Max and Chloe's story, but it's entirely disconnected from their adventures.
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As is his habit, Trump was rambling on vaguely about disconnected topics and it's unclear who exactly he was talking about.
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The church's phone was answered by an automated system that disconnected the call without offering the opportunity to leave a message.
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"There was a disconnected youth that think ... nobody speaks for me or I don't see anyone who represents me," Lopez says.
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Alaska is disconnected from the rest of the U.S. in a lot of ways — that's kind of the point of Alaska.
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Democracy is also threatened by US citizens who don't vote because they are disenchanted with politics and disconnected from their representatives.
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He opposes the misuse of tests and would prefer to see them used as diagnostic tools, disconnected from rewards and punishments.
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Never before has an entire political party been so disconnected with the issues facing the American workforce, yet alone minority hardships.
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Don't simply unplug the cord from the wall — it needs to be disconnected from the PS4 itself to clear the cache.
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And he suggested that the top levels of the political press don't understand Sanders's appeal because they're disconnected from ordinary Americans.
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The pledge to not consider any man, regardless of his qualification, shows how disconnected our politics have become from our principles.
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Airstrikes disconnected from a broader strategy may be necessary, but they alone will not achieve U.S. objectives in the Middle East.
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Before joining the revelry, pick a phrase or phrases to say to yourself when you start to feel overwhelmed or disconnected.
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"I told her to get out immediately," and then the line disconnected, James Wood told CNN affiliate WATE earlier this week.
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More important, even if it were militarily attainable, we should still avoid another open-ended military commitment disconnected from U.S. security.
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Finding her religious devotion "too ethereal, too disconnected," she was politically awoken by a sociologist nun at the age of 41.
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But I do think the more judgmental the community one immerses themselves in, the more disconnected they'll find themselves from reality.
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But because the tests are "so disconnected from real-world driving behavior," European officials are being pressured to improve the tests.
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Last year, a spate of mysterious fiber optic cable cuts in northern California left parts of the region disconnected for hours.
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But members of Quetta's Hazara community are not convinced that the ASWJ is disconnected from those who killed their family members.
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The music industry is fragmented and disconnected; a web of artists, labels, venues that lack the organizing frameworks of sports' leagues.
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For me, too, there's something about my Jewishness that is completely disconnected from the Torah, Shabbat or the High Holy Days.
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In rural areas, people are often disconnected because their region lacks cables, towers or a signal, rendering a mobile app useless.
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Finally, the hackers disconnected the backup electrical system, so that the operators in the control room were literally in the dark.
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"I feel disconnected because I'm not working and I'm not going to a place where you are around people," she said.
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In the process shaking off monopolies that have stalled progress, gutted consumer protections, and left far too many disconnected and vulnerable.
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The result has been a party adored by coastal progressive states, but disconnected from much of the rest of the country.
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Ms. Vasquez tried calling the unemployment office instead, but the line rang and eventually disconnected without sending her to voice mail.
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And if species are constantly swapping genes, perhaps different biological lineages are not distinct, disconnected branches on the tree of life.
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They may also be overwhelmed from having to care for children while balancing their work, and may feel disconnected from others.
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Even during Mr. Greilsammer's student days, he said, he worried that classical music was becoming disconnected from the world at large.
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"It was interesting to see the commonalities that would come up between disconnected friends of mine separated by oceans," he said.
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"In the U.S., I feel extremely disconnected," said Alanna Irving, 1003, who came here from San Francisco to start two companies.
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From this came a string of disconnected and inconsistent tactics that did not serve any defined national interests or grand strategy.
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Last month, I was in the provinces and when I started to talk to someone on WhatsApp, I was immediately disconnected.
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The rambling, unedited and lurching two-plus-hour performance at CPAC was more a series of disconnected blurts than a speech.
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As consumers, we're so disconnected from the actual processes responsible for making so many of the things we surround ourselves with.
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So the Florida business owner found out who in his Gulf Breeze community was at risk of having their utilities disconnected.
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But the man, who goes by the name of Logan, seems disconnected and not reassuring in the ways Chris had hoped.
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This description, though, leaves out a key aspect of Mechanical Turking, which is how strangely disconnected it feels to do it.
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If they lose access to seed banks in the soil and water sources, such disconnected fragments are less able to recover.
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Perhaps stadium EDM is so utterly mainstream and disconnected from local scenes, that anyone can and does end up loving it.
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Events become discrete and disconnected from the forces that motivate them; history no longer seems to have any cause and effect.
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Our government systematically favors the rich over the poor, the donor class over the working class, the well-connected over the disconnected.
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The "Mad Money" host added that he hasn't seen action this "absurd" and disconnected from reality in the bank stocks in decades.
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Second, the US conservative movement has become increasingly tribal, insular, and disconnected from the institutions and norms that bind American democracy together.
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Moreover, waves of consolidation mean insurers have disconnected datasets and computer systems, making it hard to innovate or to absorb successful startups.
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"I grew up very disconnected from the culture, and I always felt like a big part of me was missing," she says.
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"Positive GDP and earnings are 'reality,' which is currently starkly disconnected from equity sentiment, valuation, and positioning," Kolanovic said in the note.
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Ghana's government has insisted the deal will see critical medical supplies reaching disconnected areas and improve the nation's overall medical supply chain.
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If our roles leave us disconnected from ourselves and our vision, and sacrificed on the altar of growth, is it worth it?
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The other risk concerns the post-LIBOR world, where the new reference rates may cause banks' assets and liabilities to become disconnected.
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It's a record Carper's proud of and one that Harris has said has disconnected him from the struggles of working-class Delawareans.
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"For me, personally, there's a history of feeling very disconnected from my body, and not thinking about it too much," they said.
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The features it's built for people interested in ongoing events — Trending, Moments, live video, curated timelines, and search — are almost entirely disconnected.
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There is always a risk of what they call "popping off" — the ventilator tubing becoming disconnected — or getting clogged with Jillian's secretions.
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Water and electricity to the center were disconnected two weeks ago after Australian security withdrew and the camp closed on Oct. 31.
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They trace a path through events that can seem disconnected to the average viewer when we experience them on a daily basis.
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I think what we've seen over the last several months is disconnected from the mythology that we've heard about Iran for years.
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Eventually, she decided the answer was yes -- but she said she has disconnected somewhat, and engages less frequently than she used to.
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The download also included a reverse-chronologically organized list of "friends," everyone I had connected to—and disconnected from—on the platform.
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I took the Watch off the charger on Saturday morning and wandered around Oakland for four hours while disconnected from my phone.
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He's seen as being somewhat disconnected from the family, though he did star in a spinoff reality show with Chyna last year.
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Many of our customers have a large proportion of non-desk workers at distributed locations who would be disconnected without an app.
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When more trust is established, my personal "agent" or "assistant" should merge relevant things together that are currently just disconnected data points.
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Google Home does work with Google Cast, but other than that, it is essentially disconnected from any other device in the home.
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The only problem is that the tanks and heating system have to be disconnected in order to load InSight onto the plane.
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The book explores these feelings of isolation, of being adrift in a world that he feels disconnected from, and ultimately his sexuality.
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"Especially in cities, we are very disconnected from a sense of the greater cosmos that we are a part of," she says.
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I have delved deep into these disconnected and desolate tribal cultures and have slowly revealed parts of their mystique through my oeuvre.
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B.'s strange defense of Hitler and reference to David Irving, a Holocaust denier, might seem disconnected from the flat Earth argument.
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Though there are standouts that engage with the themes, overall the connection points are not strong enough and the show feels disconnected.
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And so while we have a landscape, it is one in which a series of mysterious, possibly disconnected events are unfolding simultaneously.
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Mind you, even though my family was living in a classic VW camper van, we're not a bunch of dirty disconnected hippies.
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"All this information is trapped in disconnected PDFs, spreadsheets, emails," Will Mitchell, Rabbet's chief executive and co-founder, said in an interview.
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Disconnected from the movie, it's basically just another means of creating a show about mixed-up Millennials, for richer and (mostly) poorer.
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The manufacturer of the dolls is Harvey Hutter Co. The company's phone numbers have been disconnected and its website no longer exists.
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At some point before NotPetya struck, a blackout had knocked the Ghanaian machine offline, and the computer remained disconnected from the network.
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I think that’s an interesting idea too â€" how disconnected we were to what was really going on," he said.
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Consumers complained that they spent upward of two hours waiting on the phone for a representative before hanging up or being disconnected.
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Achieving many of the new administration's priorities will require having the government operate as an integrated enterprise, rather than separate, disconnected entities.
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When the bus driver himself called corporate offices, he was placed on hold and then the line was disconnected, according to Kedem.
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Erin Cobb, in particular, seemed disconnected from the kids and the game, and became agitated and defensive when Lemonis questioned his performance.
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But for some reason in the last century or so, table manners and etiquette have disconnected us from the pleasures of food.
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Miranda said police believe that by the time of the incident, the phone adapter cord had been disconnected from the extension cord.
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He is somebody in a world of connections who is completely disconnected and desperate to connect, and also terrifying to connect too.
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And I didn't like who I was becoming, which was just very disconnected from my truth, and my clarity, even my anger.
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Several of the phone numbers VICE called, including the main line for Green Tree's head office, were disconnected after we made inquiries.
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I'm very emotional and focused and he's — I don't want to say he's disconnected from emotion, but you get what I mean.
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But even setting that aside, the Google search app itself just seems lost and disconnected from the rest of the operating system.
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Spicer responded by reading out of context and disconnected news reports that mentioned the attention paid to Trump's campaign by intelligence agencies.
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And if those customers are unwilling to move to a newer plan by August 31st, they'll be disconnected from the network completely.
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"There are an enormous amount of disconnected workers and the challenge is how do you communicate something to these employees?" he said.
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Sometimes this made me think about my desire for narrative and the compulsion to assemble disconnected sensory input into a coherent whole.
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So many people came in and out that Jacobs and her husband disconnected the ringer and left the door open at night.
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By contrast, the American voting system, with its hodgepodge of state and local polling places, is protected by being decentralized and disconnected.
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" Ocasio-Cortez later fired back, arguing that the GOP is "disconnected" from the idea that "people should be paid enough to live.
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An email address found via public records no longer works, and a phone number associated with one of his companies was disconnected.
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All of that screen time has other negative effects as well, like leaving parents and children feeling more disconnected than ever before.
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Through music, Krieger finds connections with those who've become disconnected, a way to help people light up and communicate who they are.
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During the FCC's inaction, more than $220006 million in taxpayer dollars meant to help the disconnected lined the pockets of Albert Hee.
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He also disconnected the vehicle's dome light so that he would not be visible when he opened the door, the complaint states.
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An hour later, the intravenous lines and feeding tubes had been disconnected from their hanging bags and dangled loosely around my father.
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While attempting to play a racing game, a window popped up telling me the game had been disconnected and would reconnect momentarily.
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Meanwhile, smaller cities like Dayton, Ohio, already floundering, have been falling further behind, as have countless disconnected small towns across the country.
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Whenever she found a phone number had been disconnected, she explained, it was probably not because that voter had switched cellphone providers.
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Today, one in five people do not have access to broadband at home, and the vast majority of those disconnected are poor.
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"In these boom times you get really disconnected from the fundamentals," he reflected, possibly acknowledging that Houston's own company mismanaged their financials.
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Before the tours, and again afterward, researchers asked participants about their pain levels and the extent to which they felt socially disconnected.
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Social media platforms and election systems themselves are two important yet usually disconnected fronts in the ongoing war against Russian election interference.
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The screen eventually pauses to say "controllers disconnected" while at least a dozen shots and screams can be heard in the background.
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The Latino electorate in Texas fails to vote in large numbers, and many who are poor and uneducated are disconnected from politics.
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For too long we've let America's workers languish in unsafe or unaffordable housing that's disconnected from jobs, good schools and other opportunities.
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Mr. O'Dea may be master of his own hedge fund, but he could not be more disconnected from the Wall Street machine.
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The three of us disconnected and the world went regular again, though I found myself still sensitized to sound of people's footsteps.
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They also bring into sharp relief how disconnected support of the transit system is from some of its principal beneficiaries: property owners.
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If we act as disconnected, indignant moral agents, we surrender the only power we have: the power to think and act collectively.
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He was pulling in the six figure salary that tends to accompany such disconnected endeavors, and yes, the top-shelf insurance plan.
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Yes, what's happening this season is more disconnected from whatever fresh horrors our 2019 serves up than the show has typically been.
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It began this way of thinking about wealth that is disconnected from the oppression that is sometimes used to create that wealth.
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"This a population of kids who've been disconnected from a whole host of civic and governmental institutions in the US," she says.
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In fact, the scene is so otherwise disconnected from the episode that it suggests a chilling, unspoken conclusion: This is Brianna's comeuppance.
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Her real-life move, which at first seems disconnected from the themes of the book, turns out to be integral to them.
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"The response has been out of step, disconnected," said Sony Clinquart, the mayor of a small town near Dunkirk in the north.
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She was yelling in Spanish for help, Conwell explained, however she was unable to provide an address and the call was disconnected.
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The success of the Interapt training program has depended on the enthusiasm of politicians from disconnected regions and increasingly hostile political parties.
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But those rich, self-contained images, however disconnected, are for Audiard all that movies ever can or really should aspire to be.
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The storm, which struck the islands first, swiftly knocked out power and phone service, leaving their residents disconnected from the outside world.
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That's because the writer, director and performers here understand their creations in a way that connects these disconnected characters in our minds.
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Zuckerberg has to do his best to paint the picture of a CEO who is accountable and transparent, not arrogant and disconnected.
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There's also one major catch to this: The data is merely "disconnected" from your account, rather than fully deleted from Facebook's servers.
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By that point, the story had gone from an anecdote to a pile of notes to disconnected scenes to a preliminary script.
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New mothers often talk about their social isolation, becoming disconnected from friends and colleagues and how their world feels like it's shrinking.
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State offices were told to throw away computers, and put camp information in databases disconnected from the internet, in restricted-access rooms.
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"Most people are disconnected," Mr. Luis sighed, fogging up his two-way mirror (a recurring problem, along with stuffiness, for the mirrorheads).
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And even, we dare say, by insisting that employees find meaning in activities completely disconnected from both their workplace and their coworkers.
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