"They become disconnected from the mosque and disconnected from the American Muslim community."
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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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How disconnected from their own base is the Democratic Party?
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Farnsworth optimism this week seems almost entirely disconnected from reality.
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Currently, 4.1 billion people are disconnected from the modern economy.
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The trouble is, both seem a little disconnected from reality.
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It seems disconnected from her in a lot of ways.
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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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Their lives become disconnected from their past and their community.
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Had I really become that disconnected from the natural world?
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It's not like I'm disconnected from reality or not bright.
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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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Carey was alone, in the dark and disconnected from the show.
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These counseling centers are completely independent and disconnected from military hospitals.
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The man was talking to himself and seemed disconnected from reality.
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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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"My personal life is disconnected from my YouTube life," she says.
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So official awareness days can feel disconnected from my daily struggle.
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It's yet another reason why Americans feel disconnected from their government.
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Golaud, Bergeron observes, seems strikingly disconnected from the forest around him.
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No one benefits when inmates are disconnected from their support networks.
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I began to feel disembodied—a bit disconnected from my surroundings.
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The sensitive evidence is kept on computers disconnected from the internet.
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And a president who seems to be increasingly disconnected from reality.
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I mean it's disconnected from reality, or more precisely, from arithmetic.
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Users report feeling like their minds are disconnected from their bodies.
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These offsets, however, are typically disconnected from the actual industrial emissions.
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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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Not even a month-long vacation where I disconnected from work entirely.
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Men are disconnected from their families and sometimes even from the workforce.
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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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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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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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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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Its website is offline and its phone number was disconnected from service.
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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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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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You play those by yourself, disconnected from the rest of the world.
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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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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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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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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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The bank says the US authorities' claims are quote 'disconnected from the facts'.
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Devices connect us with other devices, but leave us disconnected from each other.
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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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Alex says he's felt emotionally disconnected from his parents for a long time.
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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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As Democrats, we can't let this debate become disconnected from peoples' everyday lives.
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Kelly argued that the recent pullback in stocks looks disconnected from economic fundamentals.
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All of a sudden I was disconnected from my peers and my sisters.
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"She became very disconnected from everything," Mr. Deaton said in a telephone interview.
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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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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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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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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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Clearly shows you they are disconnected from what is actually happening on the ground.
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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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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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They also told The Verge they felt disconnected from full-time, salaried Facebook employees.
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The fear is we're becoming disconnected from humanity because we're looking at our technology.
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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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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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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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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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And a deep distrust of institutions, especially governments that seem disconnected from daily concerns.
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Keep getting disconnected from Live when you play as a certain legend in Apex?
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Asking Zuckerberg to step down from Facebook is "totally disconnected from reality," he said.
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The source said the policy shop felt "disconnected" from the rest of the campaign.
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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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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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For most of the movie, though, he seems too disconnected from the damage he's taking.
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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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One day the battery just disconnected from the 'brain' (we had to glue it back).
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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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" She also expressed that market sentiment has "gotten disconnected from the fundamentals of the economy.
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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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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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"My parents were disconnected from their parents," he said in a 2006 interview with poets.org.
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Does living in America ever make you feel disconnected from your family and cultural roots?
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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 subtext is so disconnected from what he's saying, it's like nails on a chalkboard.
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A second, smaller cluster of structures appears entirely disconnected from the bulk of the hospital.
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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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A Russian internet disconnected from the world would probably right now be almost non-functional.
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Elites are often described as living inside a bubble and being disconnected from most Americans.
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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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If you think your life is disconnected from any type of ancient tradition—you're wrong.
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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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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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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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The findings suggest that thinking in days makes us feel less disconnected from our future selves.
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That combination of sensations feels deeply relatable to Asian viewers who feel disconnected from their heritage.
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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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As part of her design school thesis, she studied the effects of being disconnected from nature.
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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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It would allow them to feel less isolated and disconnected from other people and their communities.
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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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In most parts of the developed world, the makers of technology are disconnected from the result.
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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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Weirdly, they prefer nudity when it's disconnected from sex, and they feel the same about expletives.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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It's also, like much of Trump's immigration rhetoric, disconnected from the complicated, dangerous reality of undocumented immigration.
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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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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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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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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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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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The Tea Party, Trump and Fox News have made its base too angry and disconnected from reality.
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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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Of course, politicians have long been disconnected from the American public on the issue of health care.
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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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The idea that creative types are romantic figures, disconnected from reality and creating in isolation is unfounded.
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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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If I'm feeling disconnected from them...understanding where the student is in that moment is really important.
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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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Such a move, Warren wrote, would ensure "predictable, guaranteed funding" disconnected from any appropriations fights in Congress.
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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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Olson explained that working in Afghanistan he was really disconnected from all the political turmoil in America.
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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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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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In the aftermath of all those consecutive losses, I felt emptied, like a shell—disconnected from my body.
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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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And I think if we have sympathy completely disconnected from moral judgment, I don't think it's real sympathy.
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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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My job is such that even five or 10 minutes being disconnected from Slack can derail my morning.
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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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No further information was immediately available from the remote area which is largely disconnected from mobile phone networks.
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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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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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They said they were worried about missing out (FOMO is a powerful force) and being disconnected from friends.
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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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Has conveniently communicating via e-mail and text left us more disconnected from people on a human level?
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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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Yet, despite their importance to our well-being, we're often disconnected from the lived, sensory experience of trees.
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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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They felt powerful in some places and weak in others, connected to certain people and disconnected from others.
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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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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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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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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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And wars often are launched for reasons of domestic politics or ideology disconnected from calculations of power or wealth.
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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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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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Many feel disconnected from the likes of General Salah, who fought in the country's war of independence from France.
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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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Because of the DIY nature of the scene, the genre is completely disconnected from the South African music economy.
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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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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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"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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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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Vannika says Solein is "completely" disconnected from agriculture: The soil microbes used only require collection from natural land once.
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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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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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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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But when regulators ignored their growth, they became more opaque and more profitable, with credit ratings disconnected from reality.
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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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Their argument was basically that Rotten Tomatoes ratings were based on snooty old film critics that are disconnected from audiences.
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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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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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"They are machines which have become disconnected from the citizens," says José María de Areilza, a professor of constitutional law.
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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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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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Kardashian West said she changed her number last year and "disconnected from everyone" to make her legal dream come true.
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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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While living in Scotland, he says he disconnected from Islam and embraced the drinking and clubbing side of British culture.
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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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They are disembodied nuggets floating around inside Twitter, accessible through the user interface but otherwise disconnected from the outside world.
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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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Having observed the shifting fortunes of this mercurial individual makes the cheery assessments of the situation seem disconnected from reality.
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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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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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"I felt disconnected from that part of my body," said Linden Crawford of the decision to have breast removal surgery.
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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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"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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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 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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"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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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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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 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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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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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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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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Some members of the collective have called attention to the fact that art workers feel disconnected from the prestige associated with art.
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Some singers are disconnected from their bodies, but Ms. Minnelli uses hers as a supple instrument, or an extension of her voice.
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" The attorneys argued that Roof was allowed to represent himself at his capital trial despite being mentally incompetent and "disconnected from reality.
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Specialists at The Times set up a number of "air-gapped" laptops — disconnected from the internet — in a windowless, padlocked meeting room.
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Some singers are disconnected from their bodies, but Ms. Minnelli uses hers as a supple instrument, or an extension of her voice.
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Hayes's book describes how meritocracy is breaking down, and how American elites and middle-class people are increasingly disconnected from each other.
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Slightly disconnected from the rest of the city by a railway line, Necronemesis and his friends called this area the "New Aligarh".
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I spent most of the time using them distinctly, disconnected from the game-pad-style shell that Nintendo includes with the Switch.
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You won't know that much about your local community, and you will feel disconnected from everything that you once felt binded humanity.
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Psychotic stalkers are disconnected from reality and can have detailed delusions about being in relationships with specific celebrities, strangers, colleagues, or acquaintances.
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She credits this to people feeling disconnected from the world they live in, and trying to find a way to become more grounded.
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You should have an emergency kit ready that includes anything you'd need if you were to survive 72 hours disconnected from the world.
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My friends and family in Puerto Rico are among the lucky ones, but that doesn't make it easy to be disconnected from them.
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The Snowden documents revealed a series of technologies that can be used to insert programs remotely in a system disconnected from the Internet.
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It will be interesting to see just how disconnected from reality Fox News continues to be as the country descends into political chaos.
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"We know that as technology and distribution has changed, it's opened the door to unethical producers disconnected from the legitimate industry," she said.
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His lead crumbled amid Republican attacks that characterized Bayh as a self-interested politician who had become disconnected from the people of Indiana.
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The user profiles are themselves built on technology which is often disconnected from the core product, but eventually those priorities may bleed through.
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I felt disconnected from society and trapped in a bubble of the real world, so I tried being this complacent person in society.
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Meanwhile in the West, governors, senators, representatives and locals complain that the BLM is understaffed and disconnected from decisions being made in Washington.
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"I'm aware of the irony, but Twitter marketing is either disconnected from reality or extremely tone-deaf with their Oscars ad," said another.
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In an era of tablets, apps and streaming video, an entire generation of Americans has disconnected from the outdoors and is less active.
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The smelter was disconnected from the power grid just after midnight over debts incurred because of high electricity and alumina prices, officials said.
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By then, many voters disconnected from covering the modern game will be off the rolls, replaced by those generally better versed in analytics.
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Narrow in scope, they seemed disconnected from the broader condemnation of corruption and authoritarianism by the Maduro regime and those that support it.
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Those advocates, who feel disconnected from the state's liberal urban bastions and the legislature in Sacramento, want to create the State of Jefferson.
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With his phone turned off, he'll be disconnected from fan messages pouring into his Instagram comments, anxiously awaiting his return to the ring.
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As much as I felt disconnected from reality during these instances, Saltz explains that depersonalization disorder is not a psychotic disorder at all.
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What better way to see if you've actually disconnected from the stress of your job than by waiting five minutes for an egg?
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Without doubt, Ocasio-Cortez's ouster of Joe Crowley in the Democratic primary delivered an important message about entrenched politicians disconnected from their constituents.
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Election systems are supposed to be air-gapped — disconnected from the internet and from other machines that might be connected to the internet.
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I'm not an active Facebook user, but haven't left for fear of being disconnected—from family, friends, and even people I've never met.
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The Court has never been completely disconnected from politics, but the past several decades represent a dangerous swing in a deeply partisan direction.
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The state's more transient population, with many residents disconnected from neighbors and focused on jobs, makes for less obsessive following of political news.
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"I'm very happy to be disconnected from France's problems with security and unemployment," he said, holding a $1,635 bottle of Château Margaux 2005.
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Earle often stops in West Virginia while on tour with his band, but even he felt disconnected from that part of the country.
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But it was so discussion about Trump was so disconnected from actual issues and so much more about his personality and leadership style.
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Britain's Air Accidents Investigation Branch said in a "Special Bulletin" on Thursday that the cockpit pedals had become disconnected from the tail rotor.
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This event demonstrates that the news industry is firmly entrenched in the elite establishment, living in an alternative universe disconnected from real people.
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"The ELN is disconnected from the electoral reality," said Jairo Libreros, a professor at the Externado University in Colombia who follows the group.
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Palestinians without an Israeli passport don't have freedom of movement, so we grow up in separate communities and were disconnected from each other.
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Even more problematic, these stories employ a vague concept of "evangelical," a term that has become almost totally disconnected from its historic meaning.
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Earlier this year, Russian authorities planned a test of whether the country's internet could effectively be disconnected from the rest of the world.
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If this year's presidential election made you feel disconnected from some other part of the country, pick up The United States of America ($300).
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If this year's presidential election made you feel disconnected from some other part of the country, pick up The United States of America ($300).
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As the dose increases, it becomes what we call a "dissociative anesthetic," which means the central nervous system becomes almost disconnected from the body.
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The former investment banker is indignantly branded as "the president of the rich," disconnected from the ordinary people and disdainfully indifferent to their plight.
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On several occasions it appeared that the 33-year-old CEO has become disconnected from the exact ways his system is operating these days.
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A pie-in-the-sky process, one disconnected from the reality of the North Korean regime, helps nobody — and could even make things worse.
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In Oakland, we thought about Fruitvale because thee's an ecosystem of partners there committed to CS but also people disconnected from the tech industry.
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Every new major competitor entering the arena further accelerates this transition (even if they only run on iOS and are disconnected from social media).
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Another woman working at the center said she'd been too busy and disconnected from phone and internet access to know what Trump was tweeting.
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If so, some Republican leaders may be in the ironic spot of supporting Donald Trump, only to find themselves once again disconnected from voters.
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ROBERT MORLEYFormer staff member on the National Security CouncilLoudon, Tennessee Your articles about Mr Trump were founded on baseless fears and disconnected from reality.
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Sanders, who will become outreach chair on the Senate Democrats leadership team, will try to engage Americans who feel disconnected from the political process.
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We use that as our opportunity to give them workshops and exposure to different things that these children would otherwise be totally disconnected from.
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Many companies start out thinking entrepreneurially, but as they emerge from the start-up stage, they become disconnected from what matters to their customers.
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Investor sentiment for Buffalo Wild Wings is disconnected from the fundamentals, according to Christopher O'Cull, director and equity research analyst at KeyBanc Capital Markets.
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Instead, they had disconnected from it, and that was a direct result of the leadership that created this bubble of control these people inhabited.
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Those who remain disconnected from the internet are also the most likely to be socially isolated and to have the least diverse personal networks.
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Many in this newest generation of American voters say that they don't trust her, or that she represents a Washington disconnected from their struggles.
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My own research on Mexican immigrant families in North Carolina shows that when immigrant fathers feel disconnected from mainstream U.S. culture, parenting behaviors worsen.
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TV and consumer advertising wants us to be unsatisfied and disconnected from other people so that we look to products to fill that void.
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Washington is often disconnected from the veterans communities, and that division can lead to ineffective policies, former Air Force officer Michael Haynie told Hill.
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When those who participate in councils are no longer heard or discounted, leaders isolate themselves and are disconnected from the impact of their decisions.
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I could feel my attention starting to drift from time to time when it was on because I felt disconnected from the driving experience.
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And we should be worried, whatever our partisan tilt, that leading conservatives promote an economic model so disconnected from the true sources of prosperity.
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This bustling, gritty creative grassroots scene sometimes feels disconnected from the cool professionalism of the Walker Art Center, the regional behemoth of contemporary art.
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"From today we have dismantled the Peace Brigades and they are now disconnected from Moktada al-Sadr," said Safa'a al-Tamimi, the brigade's spokesman.
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But as a non-Jewish minority, we feel more disconnected from the Jewish democratic state of Israel after the nationality law pushed by Likud.
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Anywheres are disconnected from and deaf to the natural feelings of national kinship that animate their less well-heeled, less educated countrymen and women.
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The Freep soon became a voice and forum for young bohemians — disaffected artists, writers and activists who had previously been disconnected from one another.
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The research revealed strong evidence of such practical and feasible screening services being able to reach those systematically disconnected from traditional healthcare access points.
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The sculptures of animals, disconnected from their natural environments, are meant to illustrate how out of place the artist felt growing up in Paris.
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That's one in seven young people who are disconnected from our economy, with a disproportionate number of them from minority and low income communities.
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When Trump plays his unfairness card, he often throws it down on a pile of gobbledygook that is disconnected from the case at hand.
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There is no history that suggests that such high market valuations, that are so disconnected from the underlying size of the economy, are sustainable.
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First, we all must acknowledge and address the growing alienation experienced by too many students who feel disconnected from adults and peers around them.
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We're in an era where millennials feel disconnected from how their food is grown and raised, and many doubt the significance of production agriculture.
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The director, Garth Davis, who drew acclaim for his first feature film, "Lion," said he felt "disconnected" from church while growing up in Australia.
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With Trump in the Oval Office, young people are watching as policy proposals entirely disconnected from their own visions and values are taking root.
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Most of the migrants, however, are completely disconnected from the news, and what they do hear comes from Facebook or via word of mouth.
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This episode hops to when the kids are around 8 years old and focuses on how Jack and Rebecca feel disconnected from each other.
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Many Republicans know and respect Jews, and understand just how disconnected from reality you have to be to believe we actually run the media.
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But it would be wrong to see housing as disconnected from climate change, healthcare, and mass incarceration, or as anything short of a national emergency.
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"I changed my number last year and disconnected from everyone because I have made this strict commitment to follow a dream of mine," she said.
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Amer wrote that Trump seemed "disconnected from the reality of race attacks and violence" and speculated that he had no regrets about his father's campaign.
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In 2017, we're still deeply disconnected from our political leaders, and we'll need a deeper reckoning if we want to restore faith in our democracy.
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"I think that we've become very disconnected from the natural world, and many of us, what we're guilty of is an egocentric worldview," Phoenix said.
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What I'm saying is that the phone hardware industry still has its intrigue, but it's increasingly disconnected from the big issues of the mobile world.
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The thing is, the questions these leaders get from lawmakers are almost always simple and comically disconnected from the complex realities of technology in 2018.
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To stop feeling disconnected from the origin of food, he says, they are switching to small, local firms that might produce organic foods, for example.
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That door can't be opened from the outside, and the sound of it closing makes you feel completely disconnected from the rest of the world.
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However, users who have an older model lying around, switched off or disconnected from the net, should make sure this critical update has been installed.
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Unless you've been completely disconnected from the Internet for the past week, you know that we are officially in a new era of Taylor Swift.
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Over the past decade, researchers have started looking into something known as "nomophobia" that's supposed to describe the concern of becoming disconnected from your phone.
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But for those fighting at the grassroots level to protect Hong Kong's students from taking their own lives, the government's conclusion is disconnected from reality.
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In sharing the concerns with his viewers, Pakman also took the opportunity to point them to his subscription program, a revenue source disconnected from YouTube.
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He said that aspect of his background – being disconnected from big-city and suburban conveniences – influences the way he looks at his role shaping policy.
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Sparks leapt from telegraph infrastructure, and machinery was so inundated with electric currents that operators were able to transmit messages while disconnected from battery power.
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The political class, which remains barricaded in the Green Zone and disconnected from the street, does neither know nor understand the activists leading the protests.
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It is inconceivable that all these funds in Iranian banks are completely disconnected from the international banking system, which will limit Khamenei's avenues for investment.
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Like Trump insisting Canada runs a trade surplus with the U.S. when data show the opposite, calling Kim a beloved leader sounds disconnected from reality.
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If I hadn't made the effort to learn about my son's passion, I think I would have felt disconnected from him as he got older.
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For reasons that neither she nor her parents understood, one of the doll's legs had disconnected from its socket and could not be put back.
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The Medicare fee schedule for air medical transport was set in 1998 and was completely disconnected from actual cost data – this status quo cannot hold.
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They feed a narrative that attacks like these in Europe and the United Stated are disconnected from the groups that enable and direct them abroad.
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Aside from being a sedative, Ketamine has dissociative properties, which means it can make you feel disconnected from your body and the world, Levine says.
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Mostly, I felt very disconnected from higher-level planning on daily site business, which normally I think we're all invited to contribute to on Slack.
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Many other players, in an unrelated-yet-compounded incident, were disconnected from the game in what some community members are calling a mass DDoS attack.
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Courts generally grant agencies wide latitude in rulemaking, but they have stepped in in the past when rulemaking is strikingly disconnected from fact or reasoning.
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And I still have to taste all the cocktails and drinks I make, so it's not like I'm completely disconnected from what customers are experiencing.
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Hurt and his co-founders saw data that was disconnected from tool chains, and they believed that was contributing to a massive loss in productivity.
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Was it the afternoon glare, or was I so disconnected from everyone and everything that I failed to take a second look at oncoming traffic?
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More than 17 years on the factory floor came down to this: the Tocco, disconnected from water and electricity, waiting to be cut into pieces.
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As Sakharov and his fellow dissidents in the 1970s and '80s challenged a détente disconnected from human rights, Democrats and Republicans of conscience followed suit.
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And it all begins with initial anxiety because when you're disconnected from people and life, you feel fear, and that creates the beginning of suffering.
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He has persuaded large numbers of Americans to believe almost anything that he or his allies say, regardless of how disconnected from reality it is.
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Bonnie's own spiraling guilt over Perry's death at the end of season one has left her increasingly listless and disconnected from her friends and family.
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Composed of multiple hanging lights that swing to rhythms disconnected from the ticking of seconds or minutes, the work hints at the subjectiveness of time.
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Until the past few years, just about all cameras — whether smartphones or point-and-shoots or CCTV surveillance — were like eyes disconnected from any intelligence.
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"The levels we're seeing in U.S. Treasury yields are not disconnected from the reality," said Peter Chatwell, head of rates strategy at Mizuho in London.
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I was as close to the site of the shooting as you could get, and yet felt fully disconnected from the effect of the tragedy.
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"We have a Democratic Party that's disconnected from what its people want," said Shannon Stagman, a newly elected member of the committee from Park Slope.
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That has left me concerned he is completely disconnected from the gravity of the crime that he committed against me and the impact it's had.
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Evenson was largely disconnected from the science fiction scene until 2004, when his collection The Wavering Knife received an award at the World Fantasy Convention.
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Oil prices revealed nothing at all about future demand, which was about to collapse; they were disconnected from what was happening in the global economy.
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The progressive Democrats, a wholly public-sector party, have disconnected from the realities of the private economy, which exists as a mysterious revenue-producing abstraction.
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The degree to which the Democrats in Congress who are running the impeachment inquiry are disconnected from their colleagues running for president cannot be overstated.
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And throughout Vermont, customers are signing up for a new program that will allow them to power their homes while entirely disconnected from the grid.
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Others noted that the rise in equity prices did not seem to be reflecting improved earnings, so valuations maybe be disconnected from the real economy.
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Using the "Find My Jabra" feature requires always-on location access, as it tracks where you were when the earbuds last disconnected from your device.
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"Netflix&aposs content chief, Ted Sarandos, said in 2018, soon after "Bright" was released, that critics were "disconnected from the commercial prospects of a film.
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"In a sense, the high-end economy in these urban areas is disconnected from the success from the rest of the country," Mr. Renn said.
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" I'm like, "Because I've seen up-close how amazing and important they are to our daily lives, and how we are so disconnected from them.
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Simple attacks, disconnected from any international or well-known terrorist cell, give off few of the signatures that would help detect the attack in advance.
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Within the so-called socialist-oriented market economy, skyscrapers are rising quickly for a wealthy elite increasingly disconnected from the majority of lower income residents.
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There are months of just working away, sometimes feeling disconnected from friends back home, and accruing wages for when you have a chance to spend them.
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The artist's older works are incredibly varied in style and approach, to the point where each one seems somewhat disconnected from those before and after it.
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Here, the president's words are probably too disconnected from any employment decision by an NFL team for them to be governmental action from a legal perspective.
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Besides the shots of Queen Kane's record player, See could take place at any point in history because its premise is so interestingly disconnected from reality.
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London (CNN)Talks to bring peace in Syria are a "charade" disconnected from the reality on the ground, a former top U.S. military official told CNN.
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Closer to the arena, the hipsters in Red Hook and the Russian immigrants in Brighton Beach are largely disconnected from all the action, basketball and hockey.
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Clinton's campaign pushed the theme that Pence's performance was stylistically on-point but substantively disconnected from Trump's candidacy hard after the debate Tuesday and early Wednesday.
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We take a lot for granted when we're in a world that's disconnected from the land — you see so much anxiety, dissatisfaction, and loss of direction.
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Rural residents, long disconnected from the grid, are increasingly using solar panels and battery banks to charge mobile phones, illuminate light bulbs, and keep refrigerators humming.
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We remember their homes as grand, bizarre estates disconnected from our modern world full of old trinkets and photographs, complemented with stories told but often forgotten.
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Transportation systems should require special permission to make changes, only allow trusted software to run and should be disconnected from corporate networks, said Carbon Black's Johnson.
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This is for all the people out there living normal lives who feel utterly disconnected from our process of government, yet are the most deeply affected.
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Earlier this year, internet providers began preparing to conduct tests to find out if Russia can build an internet disconnected from the rest of the world.
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I felt dazed and disconnected from my physical self, like I was just getting used to a second-hand body from a donor with liver problems.
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Honestly, during that first week, between the pain, swelling and immobility, I felt like an alien in a human meat suit -- completely disconnected from my body.
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Black Mirror's point here — which it's made before, particularly in this season's "Nosedive" — is that people's online presentation often feels completely disconnected from their real lives.
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He's been inattentive, ill-informed, dishonest, and ineffective, capping it with tonight's solemn pledge of solidarity that's totally disconnected from the actual reality on the ground.
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It was a hands-off approach that worked but felt disconnected from anything meaningful, a part of the game that might as well not be there.
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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," McCain said in a statement.
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So, even as economists point out how we are in the tightest labor market since the 1990s, far too many Americans are disconnected from good work.
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Without supply management, Mr. Caddey said, smaller family dairy farms could not compete, and would be swallowed up by large corporate operations disconnected from the community.
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The federation, she said, remains "disconnected" from the players, to the point that officials still do not watch her and other top players train in Madrid.
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She sees Seeds as bringing the East London "vibe" to a neighborhood that is perhaps "disconnected from the creativity" happening on the other side of town.
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To a layperson or someone disconnected from many of the day-to-day plights of people of color, this may seem inconsequential, or even race-baiting.
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By turning what was meant to be an exceptional situation into the rule, however, he transformed the German government into a feuding clique disconnected from society.
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Emergency management crews are giving residents bottled water, and a hospital in the city has been disconnected from the plant and is relying on other sources.
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Underserved by shoddy public transport and local infrastructure, both experience "relative geographical isolation" which leaves inhabitants feeling "disconnected from wider parts of the country," Jennings said.
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But they were so disconnected from the larceny and fraud that drove Mr. Bogachev's operation that analysts say there can be no other motive but espionage.
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But most actual antifa don't worry much about the "optics" of their actions, and are disconnected from the media narratives that have been erected around them.
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When we started, it was difficult to manage everything in a practical way due to the fact that we were so [physically] disconnected from each other.
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Many don't understand that these options are disconnected from headline-grabbing post-money valuations and that their value falls as investors come on board with preferential deals.
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The most obvious is that some end up at Stateville for reasons that are disconnected from culpability — coerced confessions, poor counsel, a racist jury, and so on.
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Where Joe and Karen have disconnected from the world as much as possible, Molloy wants to remove barriers that keep her and others from participating in it.
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By culling through verified users, Electome mapped out where a lot of journalists fell within the conversation and found that they were mostly disconnected from Trump supporters.
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But the community here tells a different story, one of hard-working people who feel angry and disconnected from a society that doesn't seem to want them.
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I felt disconnected from my job, my spouse, and my family; it was as though I was going through life in a numb haze without clear direction.
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It involves plenty of meetings, complicated logistics, incessant fundraising, and any number of boring tasks that can seem strangely disconnected from the noble purpose they supposedly serve.
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Furthermore, when autistic identity is defined as antithetical to language, autistic people are denied selfhood on the grounds that they are disconnected from a fundamental human activity.
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The stress and anxiety that has become so endemic in American society, due to chronic economic and social despair, has fostered a population disconnected from civic engagement.
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The creation of a closed media ecosystem, fed by distrust in outside sources and increasingly disconnected from fact, leads to a politics built on misperception and misinformation.
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Jacobs tried to move and slide around the ring, Pirog advanced in a manner which made his lower and upper body seem completely disconnected from each other.
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"It's the way that judges are portrayed on TV. People think we're very harsh and cold and disconnected from the people," she said of the judge stereotype.
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Reproduced from 'Tech Adoption Climbs Among Older Adults' Pew Report Why it matters: Despite these milestones, seniors still report feeling disconnected from the internet and digital culture.
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As soon as I turned the corner and walked another 100 feet, however, my phone immediately disconnected from the Tile Mate, but remained connected to the Sport.
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I watched on the app's network diagram as all the white dots representing my current pods disconnected from the new dots representing the SuperPods, and turned red.
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" She suggested the image's popularity shows people still "crave a connection," despite living in a time when we're so "disconnected from ourselves, our history and each other.
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It may not be a coincidence that the same demographic that is most likely to be disconnected from the internet was most likely to vote for Trump.
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I for real bought it cuz I want to be able to play it even if disconnected from wifi on a road trip in the desert somewhere.
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This vision includes a small town disconnected from the one across the valley, a community so close and careful that they fear death and dissipation above all.
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This is something the older generations cannot accept, just like their forebears could not accept the tumult of the sixties, when the baby boomers disconnected from them.
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It's an endearing and haunting performance, one that subtly conveys a woman who's become disconnected from herself and those around her, while trying hard to assert herself.
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The artificial urgency to advance AV START is disconnected from the reality that autonomous vehicles (AVs) won't be commonplace for decades, based on the industry's own estimations.
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" Carter revealed that she finds herself "attracted to people in a way that seems disconnected from sex and physical traits, and more connected to a person's mind.
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The truth is, I have become largely disconnected from Jewish life and faith over the years, and like many American Jews I have been lulled into complacency.
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Voters feel disconnected from their parties and helpless about the presidential election, according to a new poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.
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In an age when everything seems prepackaged, prerecorded, prefabricated, this older, slower Texas, disconnected from urban and digital ephemera, can provide a welcome dose of the real.
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He is the grandson of the first president of the independent Philippines, Manuel Roxas, but he is seen by some voters as disconnected from the country's poor.
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"To be disconnected from it, something that you made so long ago and goes out there, it's like letting a child out into the world to explore."
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So, when its finest examples (in disrepair or in glorious form) are disconnected from their context, these concrete megaliths of the 1960s become something very strange indeed.
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I didn't know how to pay attention to hunger and fullness — something Alex says is normal, because I've been disconnected from my body's cues for so long.
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And yet, I was lost, unhappy, and disconnected from my true, authentic self.... I desperately needed a bold, beautiful daily reminder to choose, honor and remember myself.
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The show, at least so far, treats Eli as a guy whose heart is somewhere near the right place (even if he's extremely disconnected from said heart).
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Editorial writers, homeless advocates and moralists in general seized on that show as proof that fashion and its narcissistic practitioners are hopelessly disconnected from the real world.
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Civic groups and political parties used to do more of this work, but they have become disconnected from real people, too focused on donors and elite influence.
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At two hours and forty five minutes, it's also an impossibly long quest towards a mostly unsatisfying conclusion, punctuated with flashbacks that feel disconnected from the original.
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As for the "always together" feature, half the time my jacket disconnected from my phone because I was on the subway or for no reason at all.
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More Money, More Problems Your parents may be rolling in the dough, but if you are estranged or otherwise disconnected from them, you still qualify for aid.
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I think the category of people that you're calling liberal cosmopolitans, really the upper and upper middle class of America, are increasingly disconnected from working-class America.
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While many are disconnected from disability politics, a substantial minority of disabled Americans and their family members consider disability issues a major factor in their voting decisions.
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Also, I think you wind up creating a lot of cultural problems for yourself when you're a distributed workforce, and people feel really disconnected from one another.
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Rattner suggests young progressives are wild-eyed dreamers disconnected from reality in a column that is itself deeply disconnected from reality: At one point, Rattner says Republicans and Democrats might, in some bizarro future, "quickly agree" on investments in national infrastructure, which is odd given they have spent the last two years failing miserably to even have a serious conversation about said investments, much less agree on them.
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The duo considers the offense especially egregious because the original art by Rita Minissi was created as a statement about feeling disconnected from her own body and identity.
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Later, Vanellope muses that the internet seems disconnected from the day/night cycle of the real world; when you're online, it feels like the sun is always up.
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Origins, a game without a guild of trained assassins, is largely disconnected from the goofy, convoluted mythology the series has tied itself into knots trying to avoid resolving.
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Some artists often appear to separate their work from nature, as if they are actually disconnected from it, but for Swiss artist Julian Charrière, the opposite holds true.
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An initial inspection into the estate's sewage system found that a pipe in the woman's apartment unit had been disconnected from the bathroom's main waste pipe, CNN reported.
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But it did send a signal that Republicans were so disconnected from women that they thought that simply putting a woman on the ticket would solve their problems.
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Black and brown working women are so often disconnected from even the Nancy Pelosis of the world, though that doesn't diminish the respect we have for her successes.
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What ends up happening is that smaller teams within a company use Slack while remaining disconnected from the way the rest of the organization operates, the company says.
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In fact, during a recent profile in GQ magazine, he seemed to take pride in the fact that he's disconnected from the typical lifestyle of a Hollywood celebrity.
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When she regains her sight after an operation, James seems strangely disconnected from his wife...and then, oddly suspicious, paranoid, and angry about the "new Gina" he sees.
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Or, as can't be ruled out in an administration that has not prioritized interagency policy review and decision-making, it could prove disconnected from other Iran policy decisions.
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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," he added in a statement issued Friday.
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All that the company's technology requires is a computer, a printer, a screen, and a scanner — which Spanos says should be kept disconnected from the internet ensure security.
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I've never been able to really understand how or why we live in these cultures and societies that are so disconnected from the earth and our true selves.
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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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Almost half report symptoms such as feeling emotionally exhausted, less empathetic, or disconnected from the meaning of their work, in a large national survey from Medscape this year.
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The decision is likely to be a disappointment to Iran hardliners in Congress and elsewhere who have been pushing for Iran to be completely disconnected from the network.
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From outside China, it often appears as though they are acting alone — well outside the norm of Chinese political life and disconnected from the rest of the country.
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The decision is likely to be a disappointment to Iran hardliners in Congress and elsewhere who have been pushing for Iran to be completely disconnected from the network.
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Many feel disconnected from an elite populated by the veterans of Algeria's 210-2000 war of independence from France, an era they only know about from their grandparents.
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On the weekends we also try to be disconnected from our respective gigs, and though it isn't always possible, the more we prioritize it, the happier we are.
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Customers who opt into community solar groups are never disconnected from ConEd, and will continue to pay connectivity and other charges through a bill from the subscription manager.
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Their demand was simple: that the government commit to fixing damaged roads that they said left regions of the country dangerously disconnected from health, educational and economic services.
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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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A recent study from the Media Research Center, however, shows that broadcast media are disconnected from viewers, pushing the media's own agenda more than representing the public's interests.
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These matters are disconnected from the question before the court, namely, whether the government may force Americans to violate their conscience by speaking messages that they consider objectionable.
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Anyone disconnected from a political machine can now research candidates on their own, and interest groups and candidates can communicate with voters outside of a machine's established channels.
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The original Switch featured directional buttons, which were disconnected from each other and made playing classic games — an increasingly attractive feature of the Switch — somewhat of a pain.
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There's a lot of potential in Maia's story but she's still so disconnected from her colleagues that it would be easy to believe she's on another show entirely.
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And also what are the aspects around religious life that may be disconnected from belief that nevertheless have great validity and resonance for people outside of faith today?
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In recent years, air-gapped computers, which are disconnected from the internet so hackers can not remotely access their contents, have become a regular target for security researchers.
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The past you're processing: This summer's retrogrades will reconnect you with your inner voice and ask you to consider the ways you've disconnected from it in the past.
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Yet progress is slow due to complex supply chains and partnerships with local companies who are disconnected from the shift in practice and have less reputational concerns, he added.
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In fact, there's an entire second villain subplot that's so disconnected from the rest of the story that I'd briefly wonder if I'd accidentally started watching a different show.
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Specifically, he focuses on stealing secrets sensitive enough to be stored on an air-gapped computer, one that's disconnected from all networks and sometimes even shielded from radio waves.
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The villains often seem too distant and disconnected from the action, which is ultimately more about Diana coming to terms with war than coming to terms with specific warmongers.
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The money manager describes the sell-off in the market this year as being disconnected from the economic realities, especially in the U.S., where data remain on solid footing.
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As disconnected from reality as the Fox-inspired tweets and statements might be, however, they were not as bad as what Trump was up to on Twitter later Tuesday.
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Amy's plot is so disconnected from Billy's that it's largely abandoned for long stretches or only referred to in scenes that are meant to develop the villains pursuing her.
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We've seen that happen before, as in the case of the Revolv Smart Hub, which was disconnected from home base by the manufacturer's new owner Google earlier this year.
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She spends most of the first four episodes of the eight-episode series entirely disconnected from the rest of the main cast, which makes her feel even more unnecessary.
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But urged on by privately owned companies, like JPay, facilities across the country are adding e-messaging, a rudimentary form of email that remains disconnected from the larger web.
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Surrounded by friends who are more content to post on Twitter about the disappearance, the show confronts us with how disconnected from one another our technology can make us.
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" Morgan (2016) was similarly challenging, albeit in a different way: "I was in a room on one side of soundproofed glass watching everyone and being completely disconnected from them.
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Why it matters: The global "digital divide" risks becoming a "digital chasm" as the poorest nations continue to be disconnected from the rest of the world, the report says.
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" Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group, tweeted in response to a question about how other world leaders react to these tweets: "They mostly recognize they're completely disconnected from policy.
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Sun and Moon take place in a new region called Alola, a series of four large islands connected to each other but disconnected from the rest of the world.
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Disconnected from her family, Stephens said she began doing all she could to pay for her own counseling, as she knew she could not ask her parents for help.
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This elite is well-connected, often Western-educated and its members present themselves well to the world, but they have grown increasingly disconnected from the people they supposedly serve.
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At the academy, I learned a lot about fashion technique, but the way it was taught and talked about was very traditional, and I felt quite disconnected from it.
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In speeches, Buttigieg has talked about how as mayor he has to deal with matters that Washington lawmakers are disconnected from, from faulty sewer pipes to officer-involved shootings.
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"It's unbelievable how if I say something on a television program, or if the president says something, the reaction is so disconnected from what was just said," she said.
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Nor is there much room for career development or mentorship when editors, often operating under page-view or production quotas of their own, are disconnected from their labor force.
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Still, they reckon deep rocks are too disconnected from the surface to be exploited by humanity to soak up carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas emitted by human activities.
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I experienced the early introduction to sexuality by an adult when I was a child, which led to a lifetime of being disconnected from my body and my sexuality.
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But the characters, who are meant to be archetypes, are so disconnected from one another, and from the prologue and epilogue, that they don't form any kind of world.
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While this kind of patching is exciting and leads to variety on a tournament to tournament basis, it risks of making each individual tournament feel disconnected from the others.
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But "tagging" is disconnected from the process of actually counting ballots, and there can be errors in tagging both on the local level and on the data management side.
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We live in a time that's disconnected from the earth, from nature, from each other, so it seems if you read just about any headline on any given day.
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They are starting, almost by definition, with a challenging base of supporters to turn out — people who feel disconnected from the political system and unserved by major political actors.
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But Michael, while not aloof, is still distant and disconnected from her, calling on her more to help him locate his socks than to be his partner or confidante.
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"The video explores, in a metaphorical way, the idea of feeling disconnected from the world and alien because of the way I looked or acted and dressed," Rothman explains.
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At a time when art can seem disconnected from everyday life, Si tiene dudas …pregunte showed the power that art still has to remain relevant and affect social change.
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Mr. Cole of Cubic said the company's system was disconnected from the transit agency's computers "out of an abundance of caution" to be certain the ransomware did not spread.
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I asked Mr. Nakuau what it felt like to be so disconnected from the causes of climate change, with its cars and coal, but so close to its effects.
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As more and more people live in urban environments, disconnected from nature, raccoons represent one of the last remnants of the natural world we are exposed to in cities.
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Looking back on it, I would have tried to open up the NW and SE corners, which feel more disconnected from the rest of the puzzle than I like.
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To avoid feeling entirely disconnected from her home country, Riemer-Peltz uses Hola — a virtual private network provider (VPN) — which enables her to watch the U.S. version of Netflix.
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"This was a technocrat's speech, disconnected from the reality of French and not touching on their worries, including those of the 'yellow vests'," he said in a television interview.
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Iranian banks were disconnected from Belgium-based SWIFT, the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, in March 2012 as international sanctions tightened against Tehran over its disputed nuclear programme.
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"The courses seemed esoteric and disconnected from the race and poverty issues that had motivated me to consider the law in the first place," he wrote in his memoir.
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In 2010, Iran officially started the development of this national internet project, which would securely host digital platforms inside the country and be potentially disconnected from the global internet.
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The center is where America is," he said, adding that he believes their far-left policies leave the American people feeling "disconnected from the Democratic Party" and "left behind.
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Mr. Galeana and others said they had largely tuned out what the president has to say because, too often, his rhetoric is disconnected from what their communities really want.
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To the extent that many Americans believe they're disconnected from the prosperity in these major metros — even as they use the apps and services created there — perhaps they're right.
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While I did get better at looking more relaxed, I continued to feel tense and disconnected from what I was saying, and eager for my talk to be over.
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The worldwide recall comes after the products were found to have an increased occurrence of being disconnected from the breathing circuit, resulting in insufficient oxygen supply, the company said.
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Without getting into spoiler territory, as Lawrence's character sees her life spin out of control, the movie becomes increasingly disjointed and disconnected from any sort of linear narrative or reality.
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In the recent election, we saw a lot of attention being paid to political activists who are also arguably disconnected from the lived experience of people they often advocate for.
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In the image above I'm actively pressing on the screen to paint, but the brush cursor appears disconnected from the stylus, which can take some time to get used to.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump spent the weekend at his Mar-A-Lago estate in Florida, disconnected from White House staff and once again tweeting attacks on a federal judge.
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Margins remain a concern as it is an open question whether AAPL can re-capture higher 5G component costs in 2020/2021, while opex still seems wholly disconnected from revenue.
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Analysts at ClearView Energy Partners said Zhuhai Zhenrong is largely disconnected from the Chinese financial system, which would limit the "contagion" of the sanctions to other entities and banking systems.
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The voters in Iowa and New Hampshire know they are doing much more than voicing anger at a political elite grown disconnected from the people it is supposed to represent.
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The first thing you should know is that the HTC Exodus 1 is not a so-called cold storage wallet, which keeps your digital ducats completely disconnected from the internet.
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Trump spent much of this past weekend watching the US Women's Golf Open at his family-owned golf club, a kind of metaphor for a presidency disconnected from actual power.
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He eventually learned to appreciate the new culture; one of his hopes is that the film will resonate with other young Nigerian-Americans who have felt disconnected from their roots.
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"There was a time when the U.S. was disconnected from the global market," said Greg Sharenow, portfolio manager at PIMCO, who co-manages more than $15 billion in commodity assets.
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Scepticism about the possible effectiveness of such policies has grown online, since rural earnings remain low and millennials living in cities are disconnected from their families' roots in the countryside.
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But it is disconnected from the decades-long direction of the United States economy and the interests of the businesses that are historically a crucial part of the Republican coalition.
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If Washington wants to save taxpayer money and terminate a mission that is disconnected from American security, ending the endless war in Afghanistan would be a perfect place to start.
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The OECD said that with only a modest recovery in view in most countries, financial markets were becoming disconnected from economic reality as consumer spending and business investment remained weak.
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The implication, then, is that a just and wise ruler is someone who is so disconnected from humanity that his dispassion becomes an asset, even if it weirds people out.
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Yet as "being present" becomes increasingly part of our conversation around mindfulness, truly being able to stay disconnected from social media seems to grow more difficult with each passing year.
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According to Charles Murray, an author and libertarian political scientist at the American Enterprise Institute, the super wealthy and super educated are completely disconnected from the rest of American society.
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According to government data, almost a fifth of the United States population is either "underbanked" or entirely disconnected from the financial system — a percentage that grew after the 2008 crisis.
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So you're really supposed to be thinking about how much giddy fun you're having while driving this sleek beast, not whether you're disconnected from your iExistence while behind the wheel.
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But he says he feels so disconnected from Washington that he is selling his apartment in the Ritz-Carlton here and plans to be in the nation's capital only infrequently.
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The glossily unreal, unreally glossy world that PC Music present in such a preening and pristine manner is, at present at least, disconnected from what's actually happening in the world.
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"We're in a bit of a curious situation here, a month after a verdict largely analyzed as being disconnected from economic issues, which does not make sense," Mr. Verniers said.
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So the debate is over how best to make that happen — whether it's with more rounds of talks disconnected from the government funding fight, or with a game of hardball.
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Even so, there's another impediment to securing a real peace deal: Members of the Taliban's Qatar-based negotiating team are largely disconnected from and disrespected by the Taliban's senior leadership.
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The solutions of the neoliberal era offer no serious ideas for how to restitch the fraying social fabric, in which people are increasingly tribal, divided, and disconnected from civic community.
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It is not enough to increase U.S. bomber warning flights over the Korean Peninsula or to ratchet up tough talk that is patently disconnected from any credible threats of retaliation.
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Although he was eventually released from federal custody, prison and illness broke the notorious Scarface, rendering him disconnected from his criminal empire and incapable of wreaking havoc on American society.
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" Both in and outside her practice, she has encountered many people who have become "disconnected from what really matters, from what makes us feel nourished and grounded as human beings.
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This was a nonbinding statement but nonetheless reflective of a profound shift in the urban narrative around climate change that no longer sees environmental sustainability as disconnected from human rights.
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The other reason that dehumanization happens is because there are people that are disconnected from everything that's happening on the ground level making decisions about how those people should be behaving.
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Tell adds: While an ever-new sign might accurately describe the events of 1955, it suggests, wrongly, that the past is entirely in the past, discreet and disconnected from the present.
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The fire was brought under control, and reactor number 1 was disconnected from the grid, EDF said, adding that although there were no injuries, five people had been affected by fumes.
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Yet the students and wealthy locals I encounter in this liberal enclave seem entirely disconnected from the experience of the American worker so prevalent on the Sanders or Trump campaign trails.
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The researchers then minimized the amount of time that the transplant heart was disconnected from a blood supply by hooking the organs up to a mechanical lung system that provided nutrients.
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In it, the company explains that even though guidelines established in 2005 require voting systems to be completely disconnected from the internet, ES&S waited until the 2007 deadline to comply.
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The Man of Science and the Man of Faith reunite in a space disconnected from time, and along with the other characters, take a step into the glow of the afterlife.
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"My phone was buzzing with threatening messages from strangers every five minutes or so for two and a half straight months until I just completely disconnected from everything," Hale told me.
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Flash forward a year and the same thing happened to me again – my LTE coverage winked out at about 9pm and it appeared that my phone was disconnected from the network.
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America's second-fastest unit, Sierra, is also scheduled to be air gapped (disconnected from the outside world) next year, so it can be put to use managing the country's nuclear arsenal.
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The show's theme, as Godsill conceptualizes it, was "technological misuse and abuse," which seems disconnected from this former house of worship, in a city that still runs largely on analogue systems.
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Interestingly, Nintendo's decision to make the NES Classic completely disconnected from the internet makes it almost impossible for the company to block the hack on existing devices through any firmware updates.
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As Raisman put it on Twitter: "The stakes are high in our sport right now, & it's essential new leadership be disconnected from the influences that allowed these terrible things to happen."
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The excitement around supposed innovations like Massive Open Online Courses proves disconnected from learning and student outcomes, and ultimately fleeting as the edtech chattering class move on to the next thing.
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Barclays said that the claims in the lawsuit are "disconnected from the facts" and that it has an obligation to defend against "unreasonable allegations and demands," according to a Reuters report.
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He struggled more with feeling as if his life was whitewashed, he told me, because he was a person of color and felt disconnected from his father's side of the family.
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Ultimately, what makes this space, and this add-on at large, so great is that it feels completely disconnected from the rest of the game — just as a vault should be.
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Some examples of our existing negative narrative include: People's beliefs based on the current engineering narrative determine their attitudes, behaviors, and choices, even if these perceptions are completely disconnected from reality.
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" The GOP is so disconnected from the basic idea that people should be paid enough to live that Fox actually thinks me paying a living wage in my office is "communism.
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Against the notion that college today is a hotbed of left-wing radicalism disconnected from the real world, Kwon tells a story of right-wing extremism embedded in a patriarchal order.
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In a company that makes money despite a lack of structure, the value of an employee is totally disconnected from the way that employee treats the other people in the company.
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Rings opens in the weirdest way: with three totally disparate opening sequences in a row, two of which feel completely disconnected from both each other and the rest of the film.
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The US supported the Saudi war in Yemen with ammunition, refueling, and intelligence, even though that conflict is disconnected from US interests and Saudi Arabia's humanitarian violations have tarnished America's reputation.
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It turned out that even though Owen was largely disconnected from his surroundings, he gravitated toward Disney animated films, and those films gave him a way to communicate with his family.
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It's eerily reminiscent of Hillary Clinton's failed presidential bid just seven months ago — an entrenched establishment candidate that proved to be too disconnected from the direction of the party to win.
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Every time I hit a dead zone, every time my phone disconnected from my home's Wi-Fi or accidentally connected to a drive-by Starbucks hotspot, the Echo Auto crapped out.
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Murphy's show makes fun of just about everyone and everything: rich people disconnected from real life, poor people who scam to get by, money, politics, high school, master plans, and liberals!
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"It is astonishing that they are that disconnected from the serious implications of their history and their heritage and people of their background today in non-privileged areas," Mr. Fareedi said.
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The judge's ruling on Wednesday is temporary and the state will appeal it, but it did not seem at all disconnected from the powerful display of America projected before the nation.
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Prochnik sought out Jewish tradition precisely because he understood it as a wellspring of energy — sparks he could use to power up a life disconnected from any deeper source of meaning.
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Netflix content chief Ted Sarandos said in 2018 that critics were "pretty disconnected from the commercial prospects of a film," which seems like something he could argue about 6 Underground, too.
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Both events have harnessed broader discontent with the policies of Mr. Macron, who is viewed both by both Yellow Vests and labor activists as arrogant and disconnected from their daily struggles.
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But if the midterms showed us anything, it's that Biden won't win if he can't get black and brown votes, as well, or if women feel he's disconnected from their agenda.
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Although the hearings appear disconnected from the action on the campaign trail, they will become a pivotal moment for each party to highlight for voters what is at stake in November.
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But these electoral dynamics are entirely disconnected from the larger logic of American politics in a way that Trump's Jew-bashing supporters see quite clearly even if Trump himself does not.
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Tarsila, and the ideas of anthropophagy, handed down some creative tools for these artists who, living under a dictatorship, yet again felt on the periphery and were disconnected from their country.
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I changed my number last year and disconnected from everyone because I have made this strict commitment to follow a dream of mine - It's never too late to follow your dreams.
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Advocates for women mocked it as unrealistic, disconnected from the difficult lives of women in a part of the world where contraception can be hard to obtain and abortion is often illegal.
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The president and his Republican enablers in Congress have a vested interest in the narrative that Russia didn't play a role in Trump's election, as disconnected from reality as it may be.
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People are becoming more and more disconnected from the natural world, so the only way you have to rebel in life now is to head back towards nature-based theology and traditions.
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And many of us are so disconnected from nature -- we see it through car windows, from the suburbs, on safari -- that we don't realize the scope of our responsibility in this collapse.
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But so is the current situation, where the public sector functions at an official exchange rate wholly disconnected from the rest of the economy which has to deal on the black market.
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People worry about being disconnected from their devices for periods of time because they fear that someone won't be able to reach them in case of an emergency, or other urgent situations.
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The chief danger at this juncture, Lind writes, is voyeurism: when the urge to bear witness becomes disconnected from political action and all we're left with is the urge to just watch.
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"That's a tough question because I don't think I'll ever be disconnected from the WWE," he said in response to another fan, who asked when he thought he'd retire from the sport.
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Private insurance companies, already far from popular with the American people, are fomenting discontent through these processes that, rightly or wrongly, legally or illegally, appear disconnected from a person's actual medical needs.
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Watch DJ Technics and DJ Ayres discuss the past and future of Baltimore club: The DIY scene has suffered other injuries disconnected from the Ghost Ship fire and the Bell Foundry closure.
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Ultimately, Stavridis said the U.S. and other nations need to be in the cloud and prioritize hard-drive backups and some computers that have the ability to be disconnected from the internet.
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That's true for salespeople, it's true for engineers, very often we do work that matters to some group of people but we're really left disconnected from knowing what is the real consequence.
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FRANKFURT, April 9 (Reuters) - Euro zone inflation appears to have disconnected from growth and remains subdued even as the currency bloc's economy expands rapidly, European Central Bank chief economist Peter Praet said.
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Studies suggest that this is because, as time goes by, defendants lose their jobs and homes, and become disconnected from potential sources of support such as family and community organizations like churches.
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It seemed that they would be disconnected from each other, so it wanted it to have an expanse of sky to illustrate how small people are in the grand scheme of things.
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While Kashmiris remain completely disconnected from their family and friends, their civil liberties suspended, supporters of the Hindu right have been quick to signal their delirious joy, sometimes from very far away.
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"The people running Europe have gotten so disconnected from what the majority wants, and has always wanted for decades," said Mark Weisbrot, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research.
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Even though my hands were on the wheel and my eyes were on the road, I felt somewhat disconnected from the driving experience when I wasn't controlling the vehicle's speed or direction.
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Even though my hands were on the wheel and my eyes were on the road, I felt somewhat disconnected from the driving experience when I wasn't controlling the vehicle's speed or direction.
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But the events have also taken on a poignant air of irrelevance; the clothes feel disconnected from the marketplace, and indeed, they are rarely promoted on the Marc Jacobs e-commerce site.
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And a disproportionate number of those [individuals] are people of color, so it's easy for much of the country to feel disconnected from those who are spending all this time behind bars.
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With disassociation, they literally have a fragmentation of consciousness, and they can feel disconnected from their body, their emotions, and even their memory can be fragmented and their ability to access it.
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I think that we've become very disconnected from the natural world and many of us, what we're guilty of is an egocentric worldview — the belief that we're the center of the universe.
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I think that we've become very disconnected from the natural world and many of us, what we're guilty of is an egocentric worldview, the belief that we're the center of the universe.
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"The evidence gathered to date shows that the loss of control of the helicopter resulted from the tail rotor actuator control shaft becoming disconnected from the actuator lever mechanism," the report said.
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Other objects may be entirely disconnected from our daily realities: a cryopreservation unit, for instance, a coffin-like pod that can store recently deceased people's bodies in liquid nitrogen at -320 degrees.
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And Grande hasn't totally disconnected from the clarity and spaciousness of her early music, heard here on the pristine "Make Up," which sounds naïve from a distance but roars with mature desire.
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The episode can be seen as a teaching moment, in which we come to understand that some people's conception of what profanity is has become disconnected from the reality of our times.
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Over time, as I finished a book manuscript and began a new job, she has disconnected from her former circle and has worked a series of service jobs — or not worked at all.
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Yet it's no secret that the growing divide between the ultra-wealthy and the rest of us is hurting our society, and that they are growing ever more disconnected from the real world.
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The social historian Joan Jacobs Brumberg introduces the book with the hand-wringing common to how we talk about young women, and the result is somewhat disconnected from the subjects in Greenfield's series.
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But even then, Logan still carries a crushing resentment of his son — one that I suppose is understandable given the events of season one, but also one that feels utterly disconnected from reality.
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There are also physical aggregations of DERs, known as microgrids, local electricity systems that can operate either connected to the main power system or, at least temporarily, as an "island," disconnected from it.
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But, maybe it isn't your 'scope's fault — feeling disconnected from your regular star forecast might be a sign that you aren't choosing the right type of horoscope for you and your specific needs.
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You're liking things on Instagram and you'll be pinning things on Pinterest, and then that's totally disconnected from your online browsing experience, where you're still going in to Google or whatever search platform.
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Perhaps that made us feel even more like rogue elements, disconnected from the city and thus liberated to attack it, but it also made our characters feel less real, their surroundings more artificial.
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At some point RadioShack disconnected from the consumers that actually cared about it and focused on the ones that wanted a cheap trinket or an object that could be purchased literally anywhere else.
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It's a tension-free exercise in digital effects overload, and in a movie that otherwise feels so grounded in both physical and emotional reality, the sequence comes across as jarringly disconnected from either.
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Sanders is staying in the race in part to gain greater leverage to push the party to the left, but this ideological motive is not disconnected from realizing that Trump is a menace.
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Though Venezuela's 30 million people adore music, especially salsa, Maduro's show has fueled criticism that he is disconnected from reality in a country where millions are skipping meals amid shortages and rising prices.
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SK Gaming's Taco was disconnected from the quarterfinals match against FaZe Clan, and while waiting to get back into the final game of the three-game match, he started spinning an object around.
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If their increasing representation is reversed in November, the political system will lose legitimacy and public policies will become disconnected from the fastest-growing segments of society, with disastrous consequences for our country.
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A brief glance at the history of engagement with the regime provides ample evidence that it is not only a fruitless policy but one rooted in illusion and disconnected from the historical record.
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But election-management systems and voting machines are supposed to be air-gapped for security reasons—that is, disconnected from the internet and from any other systems that are connected to the internet.
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It's a valuable contribution to the conversation about the Abstract Expressionists because it succeeds in documenting the way these artists rose together, with no person completely disconnected from the rest of the movement.
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I got the sense that, as he got older, Fresh Kid Ice—who, despite his moniker, had been a bit disconnected from his Asian background during his life—was reckoning with that legacy.
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He's unfailingly polite, but add everything he brings to the table that's completely disconnected from on-court performance and it's easy to see why signing him to a long-term deal is risky.
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Voiced by the actress Sandra Oh, Rosie is of Chinese and Iranian descent, but she is disconnected from her family history — her mother is dead and her father abandoned the family long ago.
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We see her struggling in the wake of her reunion with her birth parents: shying away from touch, flinching at the sight of Claire's new wedding ring, disconnected from life at Fraser's Ridge.
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Dubbed the "State of Tel Aviv," the gay-friendly commercial and entertainment hub is viewed by many Israelis as a hedonistic bubble of secular liberalism, somewhat disconnected from the rest of the country.
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Analysts said the large moves in long-dated bond yields globally have been "largely disconnected" from fundamentals or central bank decisions, with technical factors playing a much bigger role in amplifying these moves.
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The Sanders campaign has warned that Trump will use the issue of trade to convince voters in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania that the Democrats are disconnected from the economic interests of ordinary Americans.
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Workman, whose institute has discovered 20 drug candidates since 2005, believes cancer drug prices have become disconnected from economics as companies charge what the market will bear rather than a price reflecting costs.
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A win in West Virginia would help Sanders build an argument that he's more in touch than Clinton is with the white working-class voters who increasingly feel disconnected from both parties' establishments.
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The man, Darren D. Vann, 153, preyed on those who were disconnected from their families and could not be readily found, Bradley C. Carter, a spokesman for the Lake County prosecutor's office, said.
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Cooper, who had worked in the tobacco fields as a kid, now seemed as disconnected from the Trump voter in rural North Carolina as any pointy-headed quote machine in the CNN greenroom.
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Side effects of Spravato include dizziness, nausea, vertigo, anxiety, lethargy, increased blood pressure, vomiting, feeling drunk, decreased sensitivity, sedation and dissociation, a feeling of being temporarily "disconnected" from your body and your mind.
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On one hand, this finally integrates her more fully within the culture of her new firm, which she has felt disconnected from despite the fact that her presence has been a disruptive one.
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"This was clearly a stock market phenomenon, that has become disconnected from the economy and the macro-environment," Jeffrey Kleintop, chief global investment strategist at Charles Schwab told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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It's her knowing nod to black voters, her character witness for anyone who would say that her personal heritage is disconnected from the story of African Americans and this country's lineage of slavery.
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In particular, when young people feel disconnected from both the culture of their heritage and the culture of their countries, they are more likely to find a home in a radical ideology instead.
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"[The Committee members] start from the premise that their remit does not extend to commenting on BP's business practices, and approach the report's content disconnected from this essential context," Art Not Oil writes.
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As riveting as many of the works on show were, I wasn't the only one to notice that the fair presented itself as a bubble, completely disconnected from the reality of current Brazil.
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Here's Robert J. Brulle, Drexel University: I find it distressing that the I.P.C.C. has convened a small select group of academics and professionals that are disconnected from the larger academic community of communications scholars.
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The nuts-and-bolts transition in Washington was largely disconnected from the Trump Tower power center, which was only compounded when Christie was forced from his role in an alleged Jared Kushner power-play.
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Apple's new security measure is designed to disable the Lightning port's data connection either one hour after your iPhone's last unlocking or one hour after it has been disconnected from a trusted USB device.
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Flattening current events into a stream means living in a perpetual present, where events are disconnected from their antecedents and where history is counted in minutes and days rather than in months and years.
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"With meshed private group messaging, we've built on FireChat's mobile ad-hoc routing capabilities to support group messaging that works when some, or even all, group members are disconnected from the Internet," he said.
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A workaround to protect your phone number A few years ago, I discovered a way to use Signal and WhatsApp while keeping them disconnected from the SIM I carry with me in my phone.
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More than a quarter of Algerians under 30 are unemployed, according to official figures, and many feel disconnected from an elite made up of veteran fighters from Algeria's 1954-1962 independence war with France.
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Wallach notes that Hart machines can be disconnected from the local network at a polling place and taken outside to allow disabled and other non-mobile voters to cast a ballot in their car.
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For one, Ray says that it improves reliability of voice calls on the LTE network in areas of weak signal, so you're less likely to be disconnected from a conversation if reception is poor.
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Writing for Vogue, Bridget Read noted, "No one else seems to be seeing the growth that DeGeneres claims Hart has displayed," and characterized DeGeneres as disconnected from the conversation happening in queer spaces online.
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"We do not believe that the credit standing of Hong Kong can be completely disconnected from that of the mainland, given financial and economic linkages, and the ultimate sovereign authority of China," it said.
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Read More Stocks extend losses as oil holds lower; Nasdaq falls 1% He likes ClubCorp Holdings and Independent Bank Group, companies that have disconnected from their fundamentals because of their perceived exposure to energy.
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Most advanced missiles also have an air-gap built in -- a way to keep the technology disconnected from the outside world -- says Galliott, though some research shows they can be hacked using other methods.
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The Arabic instructions encourages readers to "connect to the Internet via satellite, for example, at your friends' houses, Internet shops, or at company offices" in order to avoid being disconnected from the global internet.
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"People here have completely disconnected from the Spanish state," said Joan Coma, a councilor for the Popular Unity Candidacy (CUP), a small anti-capitalist party which has an outsized influence on Puigdemont's Catalan government.
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The problem, in other words, isn't that Fremont is disconnected from the world and is just in need of some diversity; the problem is that it is all too connected—but to false narratives.
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The Tea Party movement, which swept Washington and the House majority in 2010 amid anger over a political system they claimed was disconnected from American values, is slowly dwindling, the AP's Lisa Mascaro writes.
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In an effort to fight back against this supposed bias, conservatives have spent decades building an alternative media structure largely disconnected from the mainstream while pushing back on what they see as liberal bias.
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As an African-American, if you're disconnected from your ancestry and your past, you have this conflict that comes from that and so there is a healing experience that is possible because of that.
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We want to ensure that citizens do not feel disconnected from government, terrorist groups do not get to prey on the grievances of local communities and ordinary people can count on a stable future.
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We're told Azriel's no longer fearful of speaking out against Kelly and cooperating with the feds ... because she's finally fully disconnected from him and his team and wants to take control of her life.
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Newsbook North Korea is a true Orwellian society: The totalitarian government, currently led by Kim Jong-un, keeps its citizens disconnected from the internet and controls radio stations and newspapers, filling them with propaganda.
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In its world-premiere staging at the Bard SummerScape festival, it is an esoteric project but also one that feels skin-deep, and disconnected from its audience in a way that doesn't seem intended.
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Not only would the federal contribution become limited in a way that inexorably atrophies care, there is precedent to worry about how states might spend federal money now disconnected from their own Medicaid spending.
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"We are so disconnected from where our food comes from, we don't think about the resources that take to get it to us," said Veronica Fincher, a senior waste prevention program manager in Seattle.
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On the other is Mr. Williams's homegrown but broadly resonant and deeply felt theory about "mis-consumption" and the way we have become disconnected from what goes in our closets — and on our bodies.
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These feel disconnected from a few other gruesome images shared on the account — children lying dead in the street, disembodied arms holding backpacks — which offer little explanation and were not originally taken by Fatemah.
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Ideally, do it while you're disconnected from the network to an external hard drive that should be stored unplugged from the computer so that even if you get ransomware, the backup won't get infected.
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In this section, Dani has been slowly becoming aware that she's trying too hard to make excuses for Christian, who seems disconnected from her, forgetting her birthday and generally being inattentive to her emotional state.
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With 65 million people displaced from their homes worldwide and many more feeling alienated from each other or disconnected from their humanity, hospitality would be a great word for us all to embrace in 2017.
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In that respect, Carter's case feels like a trial not only generationally disconnected from those adjudicating it, but where technology has raced ahead of an overdue discussion regarding the ethical implications of how it's used.
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The company's new FreeLace neckbuds can be disconnected from one another, exposing a USB-C plug that can be jacked into your Huawei phone to facilitate seamless Bluetooth pairing or simply charge up the buds.
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More than a quarter of Algerians under 30 are unemployed, according to official figures, and many feel disconnected from a ruling elite made up of veteran fighters from Algeria's 1954-1962 independence war with France.
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Lawyers for New Jersey-based J&J also contend in court papers that the state's case rests on "radical theories" disconnected from more than a century of court cases interpreting the state's public nuisance law.
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One Obama official, who has dealt with the Trump transition team at the State Department and spoke on condition of anonymity, said it appeared 'totally disconnected' from Trump's top echelon of advisers and from Tillerson.
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The new battleground for same-sex couples is equal rights for their kids 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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It's a film that is disconnected from the larger "saga" films like The Phantom Menace, A New Hope, and The Force Awakens, telling a self-contained story within the larger world that's already been established.
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But with the Yulin Festival, all I can do is try to get worldwide attention because China is disconnected from a lot of the social media channels in which I have some kind of standing.
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McCain's successor must realize that catchphrases so dear to the Washington foreign policy community, such as "American global leadership" or the "importance of a liberal, rules-based international order," have become disconnected from people's experiences.
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"I liked our business, and I liked the fundamentals of our business, but I also knew that the stock price was disconnected from what we were doing on a day-to-day basis," he said.
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On the more troubling side of the spectrum, I discovered a forum or two that suggested people who hug their pillows at night are actually feeling disconnected from their partner and prefer a solitary state.
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You have entire chapters on the importance of things like nature and human-to-human connection, but being disconnected from nature and other human beings is essential to meeting the public health crisis we face.
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So when she decided that she needed to "cut herself off," he felt that he was losing something, "less for the practical inconvenience than the unexpected feeling of being subtly disconnected from her," he said.
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The extensive nudity and one all-male leather orgy would undoubtedly be provocative in Russia, but Avignon has seen it all before, and these scenes gradually started to feel disconnected from the main characters' stories.
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It hurt me deeply and angered me greatly when I watched as some American soldiers were killed or suffering from post traumatic stress disorder, all for a mission that was disconnected from its original authorization.
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Finally, bitcoin's latest decline shows it is quite correlated to major financial assets, in contrast to digital currency enthusiasts who have touted cryptocurrencies as an investment class disconnected from the performance of global financial markets.
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That bit of information is disconnected from the case, but in context with the fact that Naz takes Adderall for fun (which we learned last week) torpedoes the image of him as a perfect innocent.
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Amir wants to get his shot, but his "don't move" is disconnected from the men who pose for him; he's the self-conscious one in this transaction, perhaps because he doesn't seem to remember their names.
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He's disconnected from his wife, Amelia (Carmen Ejogo), and a little resentful of her involvement in the case, as she's getting a book published and kind of stepping all over his final case as a detective.
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Powell, an alum of the George W. Bush administration and the State Department, has been championing women's issues for the administration, a big job after a campaign that left many women feeling disconnected from Trump messaging.
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I personally find it hard to talk to the majority of people about anything related to Syria because they're either indoctrinated by Western media narratives that feel disconnected from the reality there or are just uninformed.
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Tell the Machine Goodnight follows Pearl, who's helping her son fight an eating disorder, Valeria, who is weighed down by secrets in her life, and Calla Pax, an actress who feels utterly disconnected from the world.
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President Trump is back on Twitter, and tonight he tweeted about an intriguing idea that's disconnected from pretty much all of the current Republican health care plans: he wants to "add more dollars" to health care.
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The game has some roots in the past, being set in the re-created Earth proposed at the end of Saints Row IV: Gat out of Hell, though largely disconnected from the world of Saints Row.
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In a bar close by, Angeles Alvarez, a Socialist parliamentary candidate, said it was true that the party had disconnected from a lot of young people who had drifted towards Podemos and their more reactionary politics.
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"It is dangerous and overly broad to use labels that are disconnected [from] actual individual conduct," Hina Shamsi, director of the national security project at the American Civil Liberties Union, told The Washington Post this week.
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"We were taking all of these signals that had been historically disconnected from each other and we were connecting it all into a new interface for sales teams that's very different than a CRM," Byrne said.
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They're concepts the artist gravitates to for their transitive properties, crossing cultural and political divides and offering an accessible touchstone for American audiences who are largely disconnected from the realities of life in the Middle East.
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Here is a sampling of commentary: "This trend toward repression cannot be blamed entirely on the United States, but it cannot be entirely disconnected from the United States, either," Max Boot writes in The Washington Post.
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Well-being is currently disconnected from diversity and inclusion efforts, but progress can be achieved only if humanity is woven into policy and practice with the same attention that is given to tracking representation as data.
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These initially puzzled me — and perhaps the folks at Allan Stone Projects too, as they were not included in the current exhibition — because they seem so disconnected from the found iconography seen elsewhere in her work.
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Haley, who broke down Wednesday while talking about the impact Weinstein's sexual assault had on her life, said he was "completely disconnected from the gravity of the crimes" he had committed against her and other women.
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It may seem like a luxury to those who grew up with no internet at all, but in today's world it means these students are disconnected from a wealth of knowledge that others take for granted.
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"I think we all like reading about the experiences that we're having and seeing the media reflect our lives rather than the lives that feel disconnected from ours or are less relevant to ours," she said.
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Consequently, when we become stuck on or in our emotional pain, we go through each day in a way that is disconnected from our core values — the essential principles that, ideally, come to guide our lives.
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"The vibe I got from was about feeling disjointed and out of sync with the world, being overwhelmed by the things happening around us, feeling alone in the crowd, feeling disconnected from people," he told us.
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If the president, House Republicans, or Fox News tries to use this as a justification for some kind of purge at the FBI, then you can be sure of one thing: They're totally disconnected from the facts.
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The album lifted the seal on what it truly meant to be a young person in the modern age—not narcissistic and entitled to what's around them, but disillusioned and disconnected from a world that underestimated them.
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"The dead cat is somewhere stratospheric now and it probably shouldn't be because it's getting totally, totally disconnected from a lot of real, underlying fundamental realities," Gambles posited before turning to recent events and consequent market movements.
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Tip: if the "Revoke Access" option isn't there, say, for certain iOS apps, you have to look revoke all access for "iOS Twitter integration" first, and then the associated apps should be disconnected from your Twitter account.
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Many point out that standard voting machines are required to be disconnected from the internet, and that even if an app passes a security audit, it is significantly more vulnerable to hacking than an isolated voting machine.
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In a 2007 column called "Let Them Eat Tofu," Ann Coulter borrowed from Marie Antoinette in a bonkers piece about liberals being disconnected from real America, because they believe in the "insane, psychotic idea" of climate change.
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The most popular meme is to use the phrase "Welcome to your tape," which Hannah's voice-over repeats on each episode, marking the exact moment she felt betrayed by or disconnected from the subject of the tape.
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You can set up a movie on your iPhone and be almost completely disconnected from your fellow travelers — but still aware enough of your surroundings to catch the attendant when he rolls by with the drink cart.
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Hillary Clinton's overwhelming victory in South Carolina may mark the beginning of the end for the Sanders movement, perhaps a sign that voters know Sanders' idealistic offerings, no matter how appealing, are disconnected from what is possible.
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The symptoms are similar to those of major depression, but can also include feeling disconnected from or worrying about hurting the baby, and can occur during pregnancy as well as up to a year after giving birth.
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From the Rust Belt to the Great Plains, blue-collar workers, farmers and small-business owners said the recession showed them that the federal government and major political parties had become almost freakishly disconnected from their struggles.
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Education policy was to be determined by a small cadre of elites, disconnected from citizens and their elected representatives; it was to be implemented by experts who cared not what the untutored masses wanted for their children.
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To "move" a home so that a newly built one can replace it, all homes on the dock need to be disconnected from power, sewer, gas and water and pulled out into the larger body of water.
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Anna Faris plays a Bostonian who believes that she has reached her maximum allotment of sexual partners and that her only hope for a husband is to circle back and reconnect with someone she disconnected from previously.
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Her novels take on the disconnection of online connectedness, the mismatch of fame and meaning without—a problem that seems to plague your average, isolated novelist—sounding totally disconnected from or condescending toward the phenomenon being described.
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So we have to reform our health care system in order to meet the growing needs of our patients that really, on some level, are largely disconnected [from] whether they have a disease in the traditional sense.
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"Zach Gray, vocalist and guitarist in Zolas, says of the song, "We wrote [it] about going out and getting dark with our gang in the big city, and feeling disconnected from real life thousands of km away.
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As a result of this shift — and maybe because I'm personally surrounded by so few young mothers — I feel disconnected from the (still sizeable!) portion of women who have children starting in their early or mid-20s.
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Torrey learned that because Dan is disabled, there should be a loophole that allows him to unenroll, but she was disconnected from the call before the representative could provide her with information on how to do this.
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Social media was incredibly unhelpful in figuring out what I wanted because I was only consuming other DJs content/announcements 24/7—and then comparing myself to it, while feeling disconnected from it.... ultimately leading to anxiety.
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He told me I was conveying the image of someone who was disconnected from the work she was involved in and furthermore, I didn&apost deem myself worthy enough to be a point of contact for her.
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"I strongly believe, and I think James does as well, that if business is strongly disconnected from the environment, that's wrong," Jeremy Darroch, then Sky's chief financial officer and now its chief executive, said in an interview.
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A President wholly disconnected from reality poses all sorts of troubling and scary questions about how Trump deals not only with domestic problems but, more concerningly, international issues like those related to Russia, North Korea or Syria.
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Alexa is very good at smart home gadgets, lists, and a few other domains, but it feels very disconnected from the rest of the things in your digital life: your email, calendar, messages, and all the rest.
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The third theme is what one might call the netherworldization of political life, in which conspiracy theories abound, off-stage figures wield outsized influence, and channels of formal authority are disconnected from the real centers of power.
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To actually be able to afford to buy a house or wear clothes that fit or buy furniture is crazy" — and accompanied by guilt "that you're living a life that's disconnected from the rest of the world.
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The number of non-physician administrators in the American health care system has skyrocketed in recent decades, and many physicians feel frustrated by policies imposed by those they perceive as disconnected from the realities of clinical care.
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Once disconnected from the rest of the bridge, the central span will be lowered in three sections to barges using a system of powerful "strand jacks" — enormously souped-up versions of the homespun car jack — and cables.
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They also modified the courses in order to show how code has impacts in the real world, so a new student's view of programming wouldn't just be an endless vista of algorithms disconnected from any practical use.
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According to the Prison Policy Initiative, jail inmates have a median income of about $218,222 prior to their incarceration, and the impossibility of paying sky-high phone rates often results in being disconnected from family and friends.
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According to the Prison Policy Initiative, jail inmates have a median income of about $15,000 prior to their incarceration, and the impossibility of paying sky-high phone rates often results in being disconnected from family and friends.
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Watch: The Power Suit "As I lay there face down, naked on the floor with the end of a gun pressed into my back, my mind completely disconnected from my physical form," Grace wrote on her blog.
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" Ocasio-Cortez fired back on Twitter, saying: "The GOP is so disconnected from the basic idea that people should be paid enough to live that Fox actually thinks me paying a living wage in my office is 'communism.
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"I liked our business, and I liked the fundamentals of our business, but I also knew that the stock price was disconnected from what we were doing on a day-to-day basis," he said at the forum.
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Information has been slow to make its way to the rest of the world, because areas hit hardest by the hurricane were remote coastal villages, completely disconnected from the rest of the country when the hurricane hit landfall.
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At that point, in an event known as "heat death," space-time will have stretched so much that everything in it will become causally disconnected from everything else, such that no signals can ever again travel between them.
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Also, importantly, this is not an instructional manual on how to create anonymous email accounts 100 percent disconnected from your real world identity — so don't get all excited about the digital crime spree you're about to go on.
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And the third hour, focused on the kidnapped grandson (Harris Dickinson), features some of the dreamy, disconnected-from-time-and-space qualities of Italian director Michelangelo Antonioni (especially his 1975 "displaced Westerner in another country" film The Passenger).
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But the real message fans are sending through their criticisms is that when the wizarding world won't change to reflect the increasingly diverse world we live in, they feel increasingly disconnected from a world they once passionately loved.
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Anti-Semites view Jewish success as further evidence of the conspiracy theory that Jews are secretly in charge of everything, while arguing that Jewish Americans aren't "real Americans" and that they are somehow disconnected from traditional American values.
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Loosely organized, largely disconnected from political parties and employing sometimes divergent tactics, their spread highlights how a judicial crackdown emanating from Madrid has paralyzed the independence drive but also made it more unpredictable - and at times more radical.
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He sounded like someone sucking each word to savor it for the first time ("immoral" becomes "eeemoral"), though this did not undo the general effect of his authority: Authority has its own music, disconnected from thought or language.
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"It is dangerous and overly broad to use labels that are disconnected [from] actual individual conduct," Hina Shamsi, director of the national security project at the American Civil Liberties Union, told The Washington Post about a possible designation.
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Workers from Malaysia's lower-income neighbors — Indonesia, Vietnam, Nepal, Myanmar and, increasingly, Bangladesh — have become ubiquitous here, yet they remain largely disconnected from the rest of society and have generally been absent from any discussion of national identity.
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The nearly 70-year-old pay and job classification system is completely disconnected from the broader labor market, failing to account for the skills, market demand and pay scales of different occupations as occurs in the private sector.
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If we are that disconnected from 1936, but the Old English poetic codices predate Benjamin by an entire millennium, then it is no wonder that being confronted by these manuscripts leads to a feeling of numbed, startled astonishment.
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As industry disappeared from these former mining and manufacturing communities over the past four decades, young people left for the big cities, leaving behind overwhelming numbers of older voters who feel disconnected from the political system, she said.
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Not just to the committed ideologues, but it's going out to all of those people who feel disconnected from their communities, who are looking for a sense of meaning, a sense of purpose and a sense of belonging.
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"Air strikes disconnected from a broader strategy may be necessary, but they alone will not achieve U.S. objectives in the Middle East," said McCain, who a year ago called for more aggressive action that would cripple Assad's military.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — Sometimes a theme clue can seem to be so disconnected from its answer that you need to sit and stare at your finished puzzle in order to fully understand exactly what the constructor hath wrought.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Bosnia's sole aluminum smelter and one of the country's biggest exporters was disconnected from the power grid just after midnight on Wednesday over a huge debt it had incurred because of high electricity and alumina prices.
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Instead, it was taking place with a deeply splintered Palestinian leadership that has turned away from Washington because of President Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and is largely disconnected from its own public.
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"His experienced counsel, whom Roof jettisoned to prevent evidence of his mental illness from coming to light, told the court that in their decades of experience, none had represented a defendant so disconnected from reality," the appeal reads.
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The celebrity chef, who owns the triple Michelin-starred Fat Duck restaurant, said the issue has been debated in his kitchen for some time and he believed the trend was causing people to be disconnected from the moment.
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Looking at an image, Derrida said, you are seeing not exactly a person but the body of a person, frozen in time, disconnected from their full being, which reminds you of both their death and of your own.
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Where families once were connected to the lands that they and their ancestors developed, planted, improved and helped settle to build the West, they are now disconnected from that heritage by regulatory growth and the resulting economic impacts.
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In the thousands of images we looked at, students upended common complaints about Gen Z: that they are lazy and apathetic, selfish and self-important, that they're glued to their phones and disconnected from the people around them.
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In 1918, a vessel known as a dumping scow became disconnected from its tug boat — with two men aboard — during a dredging operation, according to the Commission, an agency of the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport.
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KS: I wonder why it happened first, before ... Well, I think it's because you have a lot of really really young people who grew up in front of phones who are completely disconnected from their real, tactile lives.
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The group's efforts could backfire, however, by opening candidates up to accusations of being beholden to outside interests and disconnected from their constituents, said Kyle Kondik, who studies House races for the University of Virginia's Center for Politics.
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On Monday night's episode, while Kailyn Lowry struggled with feeling disconnected from her baby's father as her due date approached, her costar Jenelle Evans was going through her own set of issues ahead of her wedding to David Eason.
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It's definitely an important conversation to have with your kids, one that perhaps could even happen much earlier, but it's a little disconnected from the two other storylines and therefore a little jarring when the show cuts to it.
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The person we pretend to be is disconnected from the person that is; the bustling lives of others we like and scroll through are nothing more than curated alternate realities masking flaws and banalities barely different than our own.
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Men who see good sex as being synonymous with the presence of an erection — any erection, no matter how emotionally disconnected from it they may be — are especially prone to developing a dependency on erectile dysfunction drugs, says Baum.
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"Today's current products were built to address just one of the three aspects of work management: communications, tasks or content, leaving users disconnected from real time conversations or separated from the flow of work content and information," he said.
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Clinton had defeated Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont in the primary race by rallying older African-American voters and Democratic women, but she seemed disconnected from the white working class that delivered Mr. Sanders's victories in Michigan and Wisconsin.
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So far, the sports industry has delivered way below its potential because it's stayed anchored in traditional ways of 'giving back'; offshoot foundations and citizenship programs disconnected from the core business and operations of leagues, teams and major sponsors.
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But without the flashbacks, Gilead feels ever more disconnected from our own world, which lets the show slide ever more toward a kind of weird power fantasy, where June gets to dismantle the patriarchy just because she wants to.
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You are portraying yourself as someone who is uninterested and disconnected from their workNo matter how positive and beneficial your meeting was, by declining their card, you are telling them your time with them was a one-time thing.
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"Managing the trouble this strike seems likely to produce will further weaken the United States and entangle it in peripheral conflicts disconnected from U.S. security," said Daniel Davis, a senior fellow at Defense Priorities, a think tank in Washington.
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"Critics are an important part of the artistic process, but are pretty disconnected from the commercial prospects of a film," Netflix&aposs content chief, Ted Sarandos, said during an investor call in January 2018, soon after "Bright" was released.
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As riveting as many of the works on show were, I wasn't the only one to notice that the fair presented itself as a bubble — as many other art fairs do — completely disconnected from the reality of current Brazil.
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It transforms a stolen history into a portrait of sci-fi heroism through a character whose superhero mantle is not a thematic externalization of psychosis disconnected from "real identity," as is the case with most superheroes in the Western individualist paradigm.
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The resulting body of work underscores what it's like to be young right here and right now, to feel simultaneously connected and disconnected from what's going on, using famous figures, memes, and media to poke fun at ourselves and our lives.
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Thanks to how slowly cases can move through the courts, legal fights that came out of the special counsel's investigation are just now being argued and could have bearing on the impeachment inquiry that is largely disconnected from his work.
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With the dragons disconnected from ground control and the Night King bearing down on ground zero, the rest of Winterfell's forces realize the grave error of their strategy and retreat back into the castle, but not before losing dear Dolorous Edd.
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The studio is launching its own series of Spider-Man films that are disconnected from the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe, and an R-rated Venom would have been a clever way to differentiate Sony's projects from Marvel's more family-friendly offerings.
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To many people, these realities probably seem disconnected from whether or not they're racist, but Kendi argues that remaining ignorant about them, or declining to change policies that produce disparities, is not an option for someone who wants to be antiracist.
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But when they checked the Wink app, which Wirecutter had connected to the device originally, the staff could also see a stream of still images from the camera that should have been disconnected from that Wink hub through the factory reset.
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Several Democrats acknowledged that the party badly needs Sanders, whose supporters have remained loyal, within its fold -- and said they see the recent dust-ups as disconnected from the Vermont senator and out of step with his post-election actions.
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"Many people feel disconnected from the possibility of the consent decree or what that even means," said Dozier, the one-time Fenger Academy High School principal featured in "Chicagoland," a 2014 documentary on the city's violence that aired on CNN.
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The biggest losers of this cycle are those who fell in the populist wave of Trump; those are the voters who have felt the most disconnected from the elites of Washington and that chasm will not go away with Trump's demise.
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Aldrin says he and his crewmates were so absorbed in doing their jobs that they were oddly disconnected from how momentous the occasion was as it unfolded for hundreds of millions of people on Earth, watching it all on live television.
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The test is done with the earbuds disconnected from your device and is conducted by an artificial assistant named Sarah, who speaks in a pleasant, non-robotic voice to tell you where you are in the test and what's coming.
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The test is done with the earbuds disconnected from your device and is conducted by an artificial assistant named Sarah, which speaks in a pleasant, non-robotic voice to tell you where you are in the test and what's coming.
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Only inside an elite bubble that is disconnected from the larger part of the Democratic base that is not wealthy and white can one believe that the base wants to sacrifice every other issue for exclusive ideological purity on abortion.
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In their weirdest moments, these stories can feel unreal, disconnected from the texture of experience; at their best, their abandonment of logic can feel like liberation, as they lay bare the disjointedness and confusion that structure so much of reality.
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They can't be mindless glorification or else they become copaganda, like Netflix's Bright, Blue Bloods, or Chicago PD—pieces of media that are so scarily disconnected from the reality of cops that they end up serving as offbeat recruitment ads.
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The hammers which have struck the 13.7 tonne bell every hour for most of the last 157 years will be locked and disconnected from the clock, although the bongs will still sound for important events such as New Year's Eve celebrations.
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It turns out, my wife had disconnected from our house's Wi-Fi without realizing it, and racked up a surprising amount of data watching Instagram stories — not something you would consider an obvious culprit, but it's actually quite the data muncher.
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In this section, we'll go to the north of the country, to a land that—if we don't take into account the states of Michoacan, Nayarit and Zacatecas—we are completely disconnected from here in the south and center or Mexico.
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You said that people come for opportunity, and while that's absolutely true, it's not just people coming out of places that are disconnected from the United States, or from places to which immigrants go to or where migrants go to.
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Now, that's a rather extreme version of being a former believer who feels disconnected from whatever they once had faith in, but The Path finds little links here and there to, say, all of the lapsed Catholics in our midst.
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