" She added, "This rash decision isolates America, not Iran.
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She isolates herself, which only feeds into the other issues.
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He isolates the issues that matter and negotiates very well.
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Generational resentment also further isolates boomers, which compounds the problem.
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The move further isolates Moore, who has denied the accusations.
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Her work does that: isolates, distills, and creates a world.
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Their proteins are isolates, extracted mechanically from whole soy and peas.
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It therefore isolates the effect of extra money in driving satisfaction.
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Mr. Cokes isolates words in order to reinvest them with meaning.
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Francis decried a modern escapism into consumerism and computers that isolates people.
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This is achieved with a four-microphone system that isolates your voice.
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First, Memphis Meats isolates cow cells that have the ability to regenerate.
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A wearable pregnancy simulator that isolates the womb from gender and sex.
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"She isolates herself, which only feeds into the other issues," the source continued.
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The statement is profound in the way Ligon isolates sections of the phrase.
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And it mattered because the vote further isolates and embarrasses the United States.
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But it isolates them and it makes them pariahs within their own industry.
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That's partly due to the fact that no team isolates more frequently than Houston.
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There is little doubt that the emancipation of man from God atomizes and isolates.
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Meanwhile the U.S. needlessly isolates itself while it mistakenly thinks it has isolated Iran.
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And exponentially more than any other restrictive diet, carnivory isolates you from that meaning.
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S2 Systems made its name with software that isolates code running in the browser.
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It "will be a disaster for the world if America isolates herself," he added.
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One of these, "Peter's Sitters" (2009), conversely isolates its figures from the barbershop context.
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We don't know the differences between the effects of isolates and full-spectrum preparations.
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Samples obtained from platelet agitators at the manufacturing facility and the hospital yielded ACBC isolates.
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With a handheld device, the breathalyzer isolates THC from the breath via a disposable cartridge.
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So will Morris, who isolates in the post or on the elbow with decent efficiency.
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Whether it lifts or further isolates many parts of the world is being decided now.
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Plus, these "soy protein isolates" typically contain additives that can be harmful for your health.
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They found isolates in 220 percent of meat sold from those animals in retail sites.
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The barrier also disrupts the migration of many animal species and genetically isolates their populations.
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But that silence only isolates the bereaved at the very time they most need comfort.
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Often we feel our suffering isolates us and takes us out of the present moment.
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Shoya becomes the class scapegoat, his peers ostracize him, and he isolates himself out of guilt.
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Privilege isolates and devastates people in both directions, and somewhere in its bones, Casual knows this.
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It then isolates what it deems to be the average best way to close a deal.
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We won't know for certain until a poll that isolates the subjects, or until Election Day.
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"The people around the central figure holding the balloon form a rough circle that isolates him."
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Direct marketing isolates us too, with lifestyle promises targeted to the people in our ZIP code.
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We need to pay more attention to the way our culture abuses and isolates new mothers.
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Youka, short for "YouTube to karaoke," isolates vocals from tracks and pulls lyrics from sites online.
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Youka, short for "YouTube to karaoke," isolates vocals from tracks and pulls lyrics from sites online.
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While the White House isolates itself in power struggles, the Administration is in nearly open revolt.
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My friend lives alone, is virtually estranged from her only sibling and intentionally socially isolates herself.
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Under the Line Replaceable Module concept, internal diagnostics isolates and determines failure at the card level.
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The artist Phil Collins has created a fraught, evocative listening experience that both isolates and connects.
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Isolates are the purified, THC-free stuff that have also had other cannabinoids (cannabis compounds) filtered out.
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"It isolates her, it connects her; it makes her feel numb, [and] it stimulates her," Burnham said.
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Isolates the U.S., nurturing solidarity between the U.K., France, Germany, China and Russia at its own expense.
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Of Toni Morrison's Sula, whose singularity isolates her even as it makes her a kind of hero.
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Already, USDA is generating unique WGS identifiers for thousands of Salmonella isolates that it finds in slaughterhouses.
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Part of what has made me angry is the way this inequality isolates us from each other.
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The more President Donald Trump reveals his character, the more he isolates himself from the American mainstream.
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It's so well-rounded — it hits and isolates every single muscle group that we want, and it shows!
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When Trump loses talented executives on councils, or even disbands councils, he increasingly isolates himself from alternative views.
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"If everybody prostrates themselves before him, he'll wind up being isolated, because the Elysée naturally isolates," he said.
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This resembles the logic of most current apps, in which "productivity isolates and sanctifies the individual," according to Gregg.
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"It isolates the ice from the hot devil water sitting at the bottom waiting to come up" Wagner explains.
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It is the homophobia that shames and isolates LGBT youth and keeps them from life-saving healthcare and education.
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An algorithm then isolates the subject from the 2D image, fills in the remaining space, and animates the subject.
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Contrary to most superstars, Irving is married to the mid-range and isolates on the wing with disconcerting comfort.
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Allowing your brand to steer right, life, pro-establishment or anti-establishment simply isolates too many potential content consumers.
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Each flame, floating by on its own, isolates the beauty of a conflagration without the danger of catching fire.
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These protein-isolates must be re-structured and combined with other ingredients to achieve meat-like texture and properties.
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"No language that isolates, divides or insults people based on any of those factors can be tolerated," it said.
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"But the more the EU isolates Turkey, the more inward-looking and nationalist it will turn," he told reporters.
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The "Facebook Container," as the new extension is called, isolates your Facebook identity from the rest of the web.
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TSR is essentially the same idea, but it isolates the two specific nerves that relay the sensation of touch.
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A painting takes some aspect of the world — maybe an emotional state — isolates it, and makes it more potent.
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Because we've taken it for granted, being the only woman at work — you forget that it isolates and endangers you.
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Those agreements have enabled the WHO to coordinate access to isolates of the virus within four weeks, according to Boehme.
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Instead, they are split into dozens of unrelated families (with some isolates—languages with no relatives at all—left over).
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Within its celebratory context, Murphy's film deftly isolates the places in the novel that make our hearts bleed most indelibly.
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Though Lennar doesn't have data that isolates the impact of its partnership with Opendoor, Miller believes that it is working.
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It places him eerily close to almost the whole audience, but it also isolates him, a hero and a loner.
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He isolates the "I Want" song — usually delivered early in Act 1 — in which the protagonist's motivation is made clear.
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Here, Webern isolates musical molecules and distributes them across the ensemble in a way that is devilishly hard to balance.
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As the world socially isolates during the spread of coronavirus, the battle for truth continues to rage on social media.
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One isolates rare-earth elements with carbon nanotube technology; another recovers key minerals by bombarding them with underwater sound waves.
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A strategy known as smart-beta isolates a statistical characteristic—volatility, say—and loads up on securities that exhibit it.
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Both include sandboxing, which isolates processes of the browser so a harmful website doesn't infect other parts of your machine.
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"Apple appears more interested in AR [augmented reality], which connects people, than VR [virtual reality], which potentially isolates experiences," he wrote.
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The HTF doctrine isolates the movement of illicit funds through detection strategies based on threat typologies, organizations, and actual threat actors.
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It also isolates the population center of Kobani, where the US has previously used an airfield and has an observation outpost.
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Social stigma isolates them from family and friends, and the community that is supposed to advocate on their behalf does not.
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Apple is also adding more options to its cameras' portrait mode, which automatically isolates a subject and blurs out the background.
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The device also boasts high resolution sound, filtered through 96 output channels, and technology that isolates speech and reduces background noise.
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The U.S. move isolates it from the world community by annulling a deal the other parties believe Iran is still respecting.
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A team built on and playing with a series of arcane mathematical equations switches and isolates their way to 1.5 PPP.
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They might contain high-fructose corn syrup, protein isolates, or interesterified oils (replacements for trans fats, which are now widely banned).
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Much like her useless husband, it isolates Marlo, and once again it is a woman who's the problem that needs solving.
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Liu, who has two daughters, often isolates children from their parents, stretching them away from each other through time and space.
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But Auggie also brushes up against bigger questions about how technology isolates people even as it sells the illusion of connectedness.
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The current president feeds on the adoration of his base, and Republican fanaticism towards their president further isolates him from reality.
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As the name suggests, this is when someone isolates you, their partner, from the rest of the people in their life.
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Maravilla's Requiem for my border crossing series isolates and rearranges glyphs and motifs from the Historia to create new narratives of migration.
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"Because we've taken it for granted, being the only woman at work — you forget that it isolates and endangers you," Portman said.
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It's harrowing and lonely, and it isolates Thelma from those around her, just at the moment she's most eager to fit in.
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It's harder to take this approach with Lens which further isolates the ideal conditions it needs in order to function as intended.
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But some isolates of this globally emerging health threat were found to be resistant to all three major classes of antifungal medications.
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The new "Facebook Container" creates a blue-colored browser tab that isolates your Facebook session from the rest of your web activity.
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By placing his subjects against a blank wall, Smith isolates them enough from their socio-economic environment to make us look again.
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Of these, 390, or 1.9 percent, were resistant to colistin, and 19 of these isolates tested positive for the mcr-1 gene.
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And like the best horror films, La Llorona isolates a real and pervasive bit of human darkness, making it impossible to ignore.
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My wife sometimes wakes up before I do, but I don't notice because the Tempur-Pedic PRObreeze Mattress isolates motion so well.
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Then they start hunting It, and It isolates them and victimizes them separately again, with diminishing returns for both It and the audience.
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Though Faith and Buffy are pulled together by their understanding of one another's secret gifts, Faith's overzealous lust for the kill isolates her.
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In this way, the company increases its foothold in the enterprise, isolates competitors, and gains not just new users but more existing users.
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By using the Pantone app, Aminah McKenzie isolates her color palettes to reveal the lighting and precision of her expertly styled photo shoots.
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First, this isolates each business into a separate company and ensures that none of the defense clients are lost in a larger organization.
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"Many think that the Internet isolates people from each other, when in fact we are constantly and furiously in communication together," Bachand says.
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Called the SugarCube SC-1, SweetVinyl says it designed an algorithm to detect unwanted noises, isolates them, and removes them in real time.
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MBH's holding company structure isolates its assets, and management at both MBH and MSF have committed to maintaining capital and liquidity at MBH.
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The isolates gathered after 2009 were, on average, more tolerant to the alcohol compared with bacteria taken from before 2004, the researchers discovered.
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Sports of The Times Carmelo Anthony isolates on Derrick Rose, ready to do the bump-and-shimmy that is his career-long groove.
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An expansive new report released Monday by Oceana isolates several case studies of fishing vessels "going dark" by switching off their AIS trackers.
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The decision unravels the signature foreign policy achievement of his predecessor, President Barack Obama, and isolates the United States from its European allies.
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It isolates moments from the mainstream — like this week's Democratic primary debate — and shoots them off in new directions, layered with additional meanings.
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It isolates men and women from their families, friends and smartphones, liquors them up and edits them into catty bitches and aggressive bros.
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Now Harriet — already a secretive and private person — can't bring herself to even talk to Charlotte and further isolates herself in the aftermath.
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The rap against technology is that it isolates us—that it prevents us from going outside and interacting with the "real world" at large.
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Image: Ian Waldie/Getty ImagesA biologist at Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant isolates aging granules from human heart tissue in a zonal centrifuge, c883.
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In March, Mozilla released a browser extension called the Facebook Container, which isolates user activity seen by Facebook to — gasp — JUST Facebook dot com.
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" Max Levchin, who worked with Musk at PayPal, tweeted that Musk's decision means one "less voice of reason further isolates an already misguided President.
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While most opponents send early help when Westbrook isolates in the post, the Rockets allow Beverley to guard him individually, taking away passing angles.
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In the process of making some of its purest extracts, Guild Extracts derives the terpenes from the plant and isolates it into a liquid.
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Last month Mozilla also updated the container feature to add one that specifically isolates a Facebook user's identity from the rest of the web.
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This is what shame does to women: It isolates us and makes us feel our stories aren't really stories at all but idiosyncratic flaws.
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Each little shop isolates one or two paintings, as if in their own pavilion or vitrine, with others always visible through the glass walls.
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"If your partner intimidates you, isolates you, or manipulates you, know that it is never okay to be treated in these ways," said Gilk.
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A spokesperson for Johnson said on Thursday that the prime minister would remain in post while he self-isolates for the next seven days.
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"Firefox has enhanced tracking protection built-in, as well as, features like the Facebook container, which isolates your web activity from Facebook," Kellermann says.
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I think by doing this, Trump risks, first of all, a trade war that would hurt U.S. consumers, but he also isolates the United States.
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It's this purposeful application that will likely make AR more mainstream than VR, which incredible as it is, still isolates you from the outside world.
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"I think that works for a portion of people, probably the majority of people, but it isolates the people who are still struggling," she said.
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In one segment, a Drum Circle is seen at nighttime under a spotlight that isolates the musicians and leaves the surrounding space bathed in darkness.
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It also examines how his wealth isolates him, pushing him away from people he can't rely on and towards objects he can buy and possess.
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MCH's holding company structure isolates its assets and the strong local regulator can restrict transfers of capital and liquidity from the subsidiary to the parent.
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It further isolates the administration of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who is accused of exacerbating the political, economic and humanitarian crises battering the Andean country.
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In his memoirs for adults Cooper has developed a panel-based approach that isolates stretches of time and renders them in an eternal present tense.
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The move further isolates Venezuela from international travel routes after carriers including Deutsche Lufthansa AG , Air Canada and United Continental Holdings Inc have pulled out.
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The majority of users, unless they're super paranoid about THC, seem to prefer full spectrum products over isolates simply because, well, they just work better.
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Learn more about modern slavery At its factory in the town of Wieze, Belgium, Barry Callebaut has built a system that isolates Tony's Chocolonely product.
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They looked at individual isolates of bacteria, monocultures pampered with an assured source of glucose and freed of the need to contend with other microbes.
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"He aims to unify the world through tactics of intimidation, but in reality, he only further isolates the United States," the senior California lawmaker added.
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As conceived, the starkness of the plaza—the way that it isolates the relationship between the sculpture and the building—is central to the work.
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It was a strangely communal experience, especially for a film that's almost suffocating in the way that it slowly isolates its protagonist in a bad relationship.
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"Quechua is a mark of vulnerability," Zavala says in one of her YouTube classes—or worse, a sign of inferiority that isolates and condemns its speakers.
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Boehme's group at FIND is using both viral isolates obtained from the CDC and samples from Europe to evaluate the CDC's test and others like it.
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This sets the resonant frequency and isolates electric fields that are being fed into the room from a signal generator outputting a tone at 1.32 MHz.
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This further isolates you in the real world and ensures that any poison dripped in your ear via IRC or forums is taken readily and greedily.
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She isolates herself to write, then works "around the clock"; Scamell-Katz, who is semiretired, protects her from intrusion, reading her manuscripts and vetting her reviews.
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The elegance of Cole's writing here is extraordinary: He isolates a single idea with exactitude and precision, and then plays out all its implications and ambiguities.
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It isolates us from moderating voices or authority figures, siphons us into like-minded groups and, through its algorithm, promotes content that engages our base emotions.
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It isolates us from moderating voices or authority figures, siphons us into like-minded groups and, through its algorithm, promotes content that engages our base emotions.
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By rejecting Wardog out of hand, Devens not only isolates himself from his former Lesu group, but he also forces Wardog to find a different path forward.
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Yet at most this proves the need for a politics that isolates cases when memory promotes peace and prompts understanding rather than stokes war and irritates relationships.
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The result is eerie and isolates the script—in one scene, Finley uses the lilting meter of a Woodie Guthrie song to intone Phelan and Trump simultaneously.
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The suspension of Venezuela's major carriers in a regional hub further isolates the crisis-hit country, after most international airlines pulled out, citing economic and security concerns.
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Now, the party's rhetoric on gun violence as a mental health crisis isolates the same vulnerable community they've abandoned by positioning them as a dangerous fifth column.
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Thailand's neighbors, specifically Myanmar, India, Indonesia and China, have recorded a significantly higher percentage of gonorrhea isolates that are resistant to last-line treatments compared to Thailand.
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Hemp-derived CBD products fall under one of two categories that speak to how much of the plant was used: Isolates are the purified, THC-free stuff.
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It includes gestures and actions we can recognize from the wider world, but in a way that isolates their intrinsic qualities, as if they were scientific specimens.
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"Arrangements are being made to ensure that everyone entering Ireland through its ports and airports are fully informed and self-isolates if they develop symptoms," he said.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration said Friday it would not offer sanctions relief to Iran as the deadly coronavirus outbreak further isolates and cripples the Middle Eastern nation.
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Its high precision derives from a design that isolates the atoms from all forces except gravity, in part by keeping the particles in vacuum near absolute zero.
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Technologist Andy Baio, who first pointed out the app, notes that the service most likely uses Spleeter, an open-source AI tool that isolates vocals from songs.
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This isolates the private vendor from uncertainties or impossibilities of user fees, with the gap being filled from other public revenue sources, like sales or property taxes.
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The American Dream isolates outside experiences inside of metal boxes, covers every imaginable surface with obstructive advertisements, and always promises to elevate and enlarge every experience possible.
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This burden isolates the veteran and will freeze him in an attitude of perpetual combat until the issues of the war are confronted in the national conscience.
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Any new support risks widening a trade dispute among North America's dairy farmers over $150 million worth of U.S. milk protein isolates used to make cheese and yogurt.
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And as far as possible it isolates you from the outside world, it shuts you up in an artificial universe in which you have no standards of comparison.
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When I get these earbuds seated in place properly, their snug fit isolates exterior noise well, guarantees they'll never fall out accidentally, and just feels good to wear.
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Even accidental censorship can be detrimental, especially to LGBTQ youth who use YouTube on school or library computers because it isolates them while they are seeking a community.
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The victory further isolates Raqqa, ISIS's de facto capital, and brings the U.S.-led coalition and its local allies closer to the long-anticipated assault on the city.
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The exhibition's standout painting, "Rubens, Fall of the Damned" (2016), isolates a section of Peter Paul Rubens' monumental masterpiece depicting the archangel Michael hurling bodies out of heaven.
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New facilities and professional staff doesn't change the fact that prisons are a place of confinement, where society isolates many of its least-wanted and most vulnerable members.
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It isolates the president on economic matters as policies are being established that could result in higher inflation and erode many of the benefits of the tax cuts.
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Some of those behaviors might be when a child bangs his or her head against a table to get the attention of others, or isolates themselves from other people.
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" Restorative justice, Karp and Frank write, "supports rather than stigmatizes, engages rather than isolates, empowers rather than silences, and teaches that meaningful accountability can rebuild a fractured campus community.
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It wraps behind the triceps, which not only isolates the bicep muscle during a standing curl, but also pushes the triceps out to the sides — hence the Popeye look.
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It replaces obsolete, deteriorating publicly owned housing that isolates poor residents with modern privately owned and managed mixed-income housing supported by coordinated private, philanthropic, and local neighborhood investments.
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As of October 2017, "only (five) ceftriaxone-resistant Neisseria gonorrhoeae isolates had been reported worldwide," according to a report published in the CDC journal Emerging Infectious Diseases in February.
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It isolates the abdominal area, but we want to balance between the abdominal area and the rest of the body, so that's why he does these more connecting movements.
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Depression isolates, and there's comfort in finding out your symptoms match a known medical diagnoses, or that someone else has gone through or is going through the same thing.
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Working within the pleasing, boxy confines of an old-school aspect ratio, Pawlikowski by turns isolates his characters or clutters his shots with bodies, creating a snapshot of collectivism.
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Ratcheting screwdrivers contain a gear-and-pawl mechanism that isolates the handle from the stem, allowing you to turn the screw many times without having to reposition your hand.
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That alien quality was jarring until I realized that this planet was the world of addiction, a place that isolates and insulates its victims from the demands of others.
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The CFPB was created as part of the Dodd-Frank financial reform statute, which includes a severability clause that isolates unconstitutional provisions to protect the rest of the law.
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That single-minded focus isolates students from educational opportunities outside China, said Andrew Chen, the chief learning officer of the WholeRen Group, an education consulting firm based in Pittsburgh.
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The Cubist chunk that has gone missing from Picasso's portfolio isolates the two early phases of his career, leaving them if not quite irreconcilable, then distinctly distanced from each other.
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The video slows down to 25 percent of the speed and eventually 3 percent of the speed to show exactly how the machine isolates sides and flips them into place.
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So her dad throws himself into finding a cure, but his ever more desperate search comes at a cost: it isolates him from the little girl he's trying to help.
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We're walking down a very dark path that isolates the United States on the world stage and, as a consequence, endangers — not strengthens — endangers American interests and the American people.
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Not only does it remind us of our physical fragility, it undermines economic security, throws daily routines topsy-turvy, wreaks havoc on plans, and isolates us from friends and neighbors.
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Although there are different ways of pulling off an eclipse attack, the effect is always the same: It isolates a targeted Ethereum node from other legitimate nodes on the network.
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While she would not disclose too many details about how MyInnerGenius works, she said that it isolates a candidate's personal traits to find jobs that would be a good match.
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The sense of atonement drawn from the philosopher Josiah Royce he mentions is rich, but this notion alone still isolates our veterans, suggesting that this is their problem to solve.
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"This isolates and excludes the majority of consumers as the adverts are always 'beautiful female, handsome male', and this is becoming boring and doesn't leave much room for diversity," she said.
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Depression and anxiety are great for inspiring bile for your fellow humans, and the more the bile isolates you, the more you come to rely on these two constant riding partners.
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The sad irony of this type of attitude is that it further isolates these types of people from different cultures and the benefits of globalization, which further reinforces their tribal attitudes!
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That vision, every bit as merciless as the cruelties catalogued in de Sade's fictions, isolates the human against vast, encumbering space — helpless subjects evaporating at the whim of an indifferent Creator.
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That day when the mother and baby came to our center, I was standing on the other side of a fence that isolates the possibly contagious from the rest of us.
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But whether you are sent to Rikers or any other jail, you are entering a harsh and often dangerous environment that isolates you from your loved ones, your livelihood and your community.
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Molecular clouds are wreathing, smoky mixtures of gas and dust spread throughout our galaxy, and the collapse isolates one part of the cloud and shrinks it down to a relatively tiny size.
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On the other hand, the iPhone will sometimes struggle until it isolates the object in focus, but when it does, it does a great job of separating it from the blurry background.
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Harrison Barnes deserves Most Improved Player consideration and has flummoxed opponents all year long whenever Dallas isolates him at the top of the key or on the wing against a larger defender.
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In the movie, which Affleck directs, he plays a father who isolates his daughter from society in a desperate attempt to protect her from a pandemic that has wiped out most women.
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From the beginning of EGASP until 20 October 2017, of the 845 confirmed diagnoses of gonorrhea that underwent AST, almost all isolates had widespread resistance to ciprofloxacin, as in many other countries.
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If you're the type of writer who isolates themselves at the edge of the earth to work, good news: WriterDuet works without Wi-Fi, even saving your work whether you're online or offline.
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To the study's authors, this political split might be the analogue equivalent of a Facebook "echo chamber" that silences opposing views, or an "information bubble" that isolates news consumers from politically inconvenient truths.
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This may be part of the problem: the Daniels report examines how this culture isolates elite gymnasts, making them more vulnerable to abuse and less likely to speak up if something is wrong.
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From the beginning of EGASP until October 20, of the 845 confirmed diagnoses of gonorrhea that underwent antibiotic susceptibility testing, almost all isolates had widespread resistance to ciprofloxacin, as in many other countries.
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More surprising is the decision to let blank space predominate on nearly every page, a strategy that symbolically isolates Fausto within his world and makes visible the emptiness of his relationship to it.
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But even Chet knows that he can't beat Quinn without engaging in some major sabotage, so he isolates one of her "wifey" picks and tries to ruin her continued participation in the show.
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De Kerangal takes us through different kitchens, geographies and individuals in the life of young Mauro, whose art is profoundly social (cooking is completed in other people's mouths) yet whose gift isolates him.
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Mass dissemination of these false narratives culminates in the wholesale theft of the victims' peaceful existence and isolates them in their grief at a time when they are at the peak of vulnerability.
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With Mozilla's extension, when you open Facebook in a browser tab, it isolates your Facebook identity into its own container, making it difficult for the social network to follow you outside its site.
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While Bing is not widely used in China, it has been one of the few remaining portals to the broader internet as the government isolates China's internet from the rest of the world.
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The hearings highlight just how much Trump's refusal to see Russia as an adversary isolates him from congressional Republicans, and how many problems it could create for his administration in the coming years.
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However, a new study claims just the opposite: Social media actually isolates us, creating and facilitating confirmation biases and echo chambers where old -- and sometimes erroneous -- information is just regurgitated over and over again.
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"This often silences and isolates LGBTQ people in sport," said Carr, Chief of Staff for the campaign group, which has created an index that ranks college athletic associations for their inclusiveness of LGBT students.
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The normally irrelevant machinations of failed Security Council resolutions has real meaning, when China's abstention effectively isolates Russia as the only permanent member of the Security Council that quashed the resolution from going forward.
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He isolates her from her friends and family, both physically, by locking her into the bunker, and emotionally, by repeatedly claiming they're all dead and there's no way to even attempt to contact them.
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David Ige said the state is forming a joint task force that could handle mass evacuations of the Big Island's Puna district if lava from Kilauea volcano covers major roads and isolates the area.
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And they are finding themselves at an increasing disadvantage as other countries move ahead with trade agreements that grant each other freer access to their markets while Mr. Trump further isolates the United States.
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That's because it suits a wide range of sleeping types, dissipates heat well, has good edge support, and isolates motion so you or your partner won't wake up when the other person is moving.
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Deidre Henderson, the bill's lead sponsor, called Utah's current law unenforceable, saying that it doesn't prevent people from engaging in polygamy but instead isolates polygamous communities and prevents from potential victims from reporting abuse.
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What's so heartbreaking on top of it all is that their experiences brought them all together, but then the pain they feel, the peril that they're put in, further isolates them in their worlds.
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She isolates Poirot by eliminating his colleague Hastings (who narrates the novel) and makes him a figurative and literal stand-in for the murderer (an idea that's an incidental red herring in the book).
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In the scenes of the DJs at work in festivals and nightclubs, Karmakar isolates the audio output from their headphones, allowing us to hear the stumbles and stutters of each new track being cued up.
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Stationing high-value targets like nuclear-capable bombers in the middle of the South China Sea exposes them to US missile fires and isolates them from much of the support infrastructure they'd need to function.
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He's a guy who has convinced himself that his intelligence makes him superior to everyone else, and then isolates himself in his house so that he never has to hear any evidence to the contrary.
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Hawaii officials have said they may need to carry out a mass evacuation if lava crosses key highways and isolates communities in the mostly rural part of the island where the Kilauea volcano is erupting.
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Hawaii officials have said they may need to evacuate a thousand more people if lava crosses key highways and isolates communities in the mostly rural part of the island where the Kilauea volcano is erupting.
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Yet some of Pakistan's democratically elected leaders (for all their corruption and incompetence) have shown that they understand that supporting certain militant groups has become a liability, at least because the practice isolates them internationally.
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The shift actually began far earlier, back in the late '60s, when managers recognized that male coders shared a growing tendency to be antisocial isolates, lording their arcane technical expertise over that of their bosses.
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While open discussions about his emotions (or some therapy) would likely do wonders for the man, he instead isolates himself—he goes to the fucking moon, after all, about as isolated as you can get.
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" Former Secretary of State John Kerry, who helped craft and negotiate the deal: Trump "has literally taken a situation where there was no crisis and created crisis ... The real issue is this isolates the United States.
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The liberation of Tabqah, which began on March 22, isolates ISIS' self-proclaimed capital of Raqqa on three sides, but Ranke-Galloway would not speculate about how long it would take to fully isolate the ISIS stronghold.
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Her recovery is testament to the effectiveness of a new treatment, which isolates patients in futuristic cube-shaped mobile units with transparent walls and gloved access, so health workers no longer need to don cumbersome protective gear.
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Built in the early 22.2s, it slices Delaware Park in half, isolates north Buffalo from destinations south, makes walking or bicycling in the area a death-courting activity and creates the strange optical illusions common to freewayscapes.
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And while The Wolf of Wall Street is about a group of schemers who make a killing on sketchy financial schemes, in the end it totally isolates its central sleazy financial baron played by Leonardo Di Caprio.
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Julia Wachtel's 1983 painting, "Love Thing" isolates cartoon characters from two separate greeting cards: a young Native American woman with an arrow shot into her buttocks, and a well-coiffed white woman brandishing a pair of scissors.
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Congo, with its long experience of battling the virus—it had one of the world's first recorded outbreaks in 1976—is seen as a model for the way in which it isolates and treats people to break transmission.
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The TIM-Mediaset agreement also potentially further isolates Vivendi, a shareholder in both companies, which had aimed to do its own deals with either TIM or Mediaset as part of plans to create a southern European media powerhouse.
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According to Chase Strangio, a staff attorney at the ACLU LBGT & HIV Project, placing trans people in solitary further isolates them in what is already a deeply traumatizing environment—a sex-segregated world that refutes their very existence.
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It also further isolates Trump on the global stage, where he has angered even the staunchest US allies by reneging on US commitments to the Paris climate accord and pulling out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement.
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"Trump's behavior isolates us, enhances Iran, Russia and China, drives our European partners away, and increases the risk of conflict and all-out war," Jon Wolfsthal, a former Obama administration official working on nuclear issues, tweeted Wednesday morning.
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A curious rectangle-and-rod motif appearing in other works is made explicitly piston-like in "Untitled I," while "Untitled XI" isolates a shard-like glyph within a brushy pink surround against a field that approaches chromatic black.
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Testing 5,776 isolates of antibiotic-resistant germs from hospitals and nursing homes, the CDC found that about one in four had a gene that helped spread its resistance, while 221 contained an "especially rare resistance gene," she said.
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"This wasn't just a problem in one or two states," Schuchat said, adding that the 221 rare genes were found in isolates gathered in 27 states from infection samples that included pneumonia, bloodstream infections and urinary tract infections.
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Embracing socialism makes for some emotional rallies complete with tear-inducing stories on NPR, but it isolates the party from most Americans who want a limited government and the ability to make the journey up the economic ladder.
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" The group said a collective prize would also be a strong statement "at this time of political crisis in Britain and much of the world, when there is already so much that divides and isolates people and communities.
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Goldberg, played by Penn Badgley, falls in love with random women, narrates his own thoughts as he stalks them and isolates them from their friends, and literally builds a glass box to contain his victims, who he sometimes kills.
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"By shutting down the internet, the Iranian government isolates protesters from each other and from the rest of the world," said Mehdi Yahyanejad, the director of NetFreedom Pioneers, a technology nonprofit, who is an expert on cybersecurity in Iran.
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On the spec side of things, the Quad Driver Headphones feature a sleek aluminum sound chamber that isolates noise, and 45-degree oblique angled ear fittings that are meant to match your ear canals for secure yet comfortable all-day wear.
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Hers is also, though, a simple love story, about a girl's unquestioning, almost animal love for her mother, and her mother's love in return; about how what is invisible and incommunicable is not only what isolates but also what binds.
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"We realized that people were replacing freshly prepared dishes and meals," he told Vox, "[with] ready-to-consume products based on sugar, fats and salt plus many ingredients of exclusive industrial use," such as protein isolates, modified starches, and color additives.
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Whether Trump follows through on his promise to construct a physical structure or instead opts for a policy design that isolates the U.S. from the world, post-Cold War euphoria has long since subsided and people are thirsting for change.
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Though full-spectrum CBD is still derived from the hemp plant and technically legal under the farm bill, it doesn't go through the rigorous extraction processes that isolates do and may still contain small traces of THC (less than .3%).
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"Bukovina," more conventionally hierarchical (one star couple, four supporting ones), is fascinating in its very specific folk details, and in the ways it sometimes isolates one or both its leading individuals from the group, as if in moments out of time.
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Sexual harassment, discrimination and bullying are rampant in economics, a field that regularly isolates and dissuades women and minorities and that has only recently begun to address its entrenched culture of exclusion, write Ben Casselman and Jim Tankersley of the NYT.
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Many critics of religious attire say it oppresses women, is physically restrictive and isolates them from mainstream society; many defenders say it is a religious obligation or, in some cases, a matter of individual identity and an expression of one's heritage.
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When that's not enough to get Eli out, she "calmly" walks toward her china cabinet, takes out some plates, isolates the nice ones from the cheap ones, and proceeds the throw the latter in Eli's general direction until he scrams.
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Cam and his family are new enough to fame that there's a moment in almost every episode where they put themselves out there, as honestly and nakedly as possible, and they're still at least somewhat rejected, because their money isolates them.
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Quite simply because it isolates them from whatever operating system you're running—you can reset and refresh Windows without worrying what's happening to your data, or even switch to a different operating system altogether without affecting the files stored on the data partition.
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Contrast the community-oriented shots in the early sections of the film with the way Capra isolates many characters in the film's final quarter, after George, with the help of an angel, travels to an alternate reality where he had never been born.
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On Tuesday, the Big Four dropped between 20.07 and 21 percent even though Australian banks do not have the same exposure to liquidity issues as their U.S. and European counterparts and their retail exposure isolates them from funding risks, according to IG analysts.
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Trump would be well advised to learn some lessons from his Paris weekend, as well as from his predecessors, and recognize that America is better off with a president who helps lead a global community, not one who isolates himself from it.
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While soy in its whole, natural form can be a good source of essential amino acids and nutrients, "many soy protein isolates are devoid of the original nutrients found in soy," explains Mascha Davis, MPH, RDN, a registered dietitian nutritionist in Los Angeles.
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In fact, banking on mobile devices is considered more secure than online banking, because of mobile operating systems' "sandboxing architecture" which isolates individual apps from malicious malware, according to Jason Soroko, manager of security technologies at Entrust Datacard, a financial transaction security firm.
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Chasing the dream is isolatingChasing his three-weight dream comes at a cost for Frampton, as it means he isolates himself for five days a week in England, before flying back to Belfast to spend the weekend with his wife and children.
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Although 13 Reasons Why does little to make us connect with Ani — her immediate desire to interrogate everyone's favorite characters only isolates her — it has built up wells of good faith for people like Sheri Holland (Ajiona Alexus) and Nina Jones (Samantha Logan).
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"President Trump's America first slogan isolates us in the world at a moment when few if any of the threats — of today's threats — can be met without broad international effort and consensus, grounded in mutual interests and mutual respect, shared values," Biden said.
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And, banking on mobile devices is even considered more secure than online banking, because of mobile operating systems' "sandboxing architecture" which isolates individual apps from malicious malware, according to Jason Soroko, manager of security technologies at Entrust Datacard, a financial transaction security firm.
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Meanwhile (likely due to budget constraints), On Pointe literally drives its cast into the middle of the woods and isolates them there for the majority of the movie, with only their good-cop/bad-cop teachers and each other to interact with.
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In a scathing newspaper column last week, former DA parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko, who quit to pursue studies at Harvard, urged the party to reflect "on a culture that isolates black members and leaders" and to "interrogate the almost exclusive dominance of white males".
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"Today's announcement weakens our security, breaks America's word, isolates us from our European allies, puts Israel at greater risk, empowers Iran's hardliners, and reduces our global leverage to address Tehran's misbehavior, while damaging the ability of future Administrations to make international agreements," Kerry's statement said.
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At their ceremony, Mr. Bratton urged them to avoid the "blue cocoon that isolates you from the community," and added an exhortation that could fittingly encapsulate his remarkable career: "Together we can make New York a city that is safe and fair — everywhere for everyone."
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Saturday it had ordered that Iran, Venezuela and four African nations be added to a U.S. list of countries accused of failing to crack down on human trafficking, a step that further isolates them from the United States.
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Similar to a so-called secure enclave, which uses either part of a computer's memory or an entire discrete chip to act as a sort of digital safe, VBS is a secure "virtual machine" that isolates a portion of memory for its own use.
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In Tehran, President Hassan Rouhani criticized — and appeared to threaten — Britain, France and Germany for officially accusing Iran on Tuesday of reneging on its commitments under the nuclear deal, a step that further isolates Iran internationally and that could lead to renewed United Nations sanctions.
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It's Boetti's name on the objects that commands the prices they fetch, and it's their distinction as works by a contemporary (albeit no longer living) artist that dictates the manner of their display, which prominently isolates each one within broad expanses of open wall space.
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While the JMI Laboratories team examined "a ton" of isolates, they found only a few with the mcr-1 gene, so the Colistin-resistant organisms are still at a "very low frequency," according to Dr. James Kirby, an associate professor of pathology at Harvard Medical School.
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The Family isolates itself to avoid contact with the amorphous force it calls "the Bad," so Green doesn't know how to read, but she does know how to smoke pot without choking and how to do perform neo-pagan rituals that involve standing stones and ley lines.
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"Swallow (after Giotto)" (22004), at a mere 21656¾ by 51960 by 2529½ inches, isolates the narrow-eyed, hairy green head of the enormous monster that rampages through Giotto's fire and brimstone, with the half-devoured body of one of the damned still protruding from its mouth.
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"The Bolton speech today isolates the United States from international criminal justice and severely undermines our leadership in bringing perpetrators of atrocity crimes to justice elsewhere in the world," David Scheffer, who was the ambassador-at-large for war crimes issues during Clinton's second term, said in a statement.
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A new cold war that gradually isolates the Chinese and American tech sectors from each other would starve the US of much of the fuel it now relies on for innovation: American companies depend heavily on the Chinese market for their profits and for engineering and software talent.
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At years end, Pruitt continues to challenge the two central Obama-era rules, the Clean Power Plan and the Clean Water Rule, while Trump doubles down to make his children and grandchildren's generations more fossil fuel reliant, and isolates us from the rest of the world on climate leadership.
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If the decision is negative or one of indifference, then a post-WWI laissez-faire approach will suffice, no action is required, and global leadership will be enthusiastically pursued by an unchallenged China or Russia or a combination thereof while America gradually isolates itself within the global nuclear ecosystem.
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Our approach, which isolates the changes that show up only when right-to-work laws are passed, holds up even when we account for other state-level legislation passed at the same time as right-to-work bills, including voter ID laws and other common pieces of conservative legislation.
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Even if you've got a roommate that you ... It isolates everybody in the same ... Right, because how do you say ... Because again, you speak out, you're going to be removed from that team, and there goes your dream and there goes everything your parents have been spending money on.
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Next to work like this, you can't help noticing the way a more conventional painting isolates a small range of choices: You expect it to be flat, rectangular and hanging against a white wall, so that you can focus on what the artist has done in two dimensions.
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Every one of the very real challenges Iran poses in the world would be made more difficult to manage if Iran were freed of the nuclear limits agreed in the JCPOA, and every one of them would be made more difficult if the U.S. isolates itself from its partners.
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When next called to certify the deal in May, President Trump will either act unilaterally to blow it up, creating a crisis that isolates the United States and deflects attention from Iran's repression of its citizens, or again fail to make good on his threat, at the expense of his credibility.
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While working in the industry can exacerbate mental health issues, the many conversations I've had with sex workers suggest that it's less because sex work itself is inherently traumatic, and more because the stigma of being a sex worker isolates people and prevents them from finding competent mental health care.
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The way this shared hell isolates the series's central group of four smacks of the reality of being harassed and tormented online — to a lot of people, someone complaining about social media bullying might as well be describing a ghost that's bothering them, or the alien transmissions that won't leave them alone.
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Although the exhibition roughly isolates three distinct techniques within Chang's practice — purely abstract painting, poems and "poem-drawings," and a hybrid of both — it insists on the abiding influence of poetic strategies on his paintings and of painting on his writings throughout his life, rather than positing that one discipline led to another.
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What is more to the point is the force with which the black ground isolates and foregrounds the lines and shapes, even those articulated by less intense colors, to such an extent that they read not as compositional conventions but as an idea of line and shape — abstract ideals floating in Platonic space.
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"I think in any environment, but perhaps especially places at war, book reading creates a pause from day-to-day life and isolates a reader from their surroundings while they're buried in a book," said Jamshid Hashimi, who runs an online library and is a co-founder of the Book Club of Afghanistan.
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The two-mic blue goose setup for the legendary SM57 — which, Shure boasts, "has an extremely effective cardioid pickup pattern that isolates the main sound source while minimizing background noise" — has been the presidential standard since I arrived at the White House in 1993 to serve as President Clinton's director of production for presidential events.
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In a wider sense, Trump's defense of Moore also isolates him on the reactionary side of an watershed in social history -- as women who make allegations against powerful men are being believed more widely than they have been in the past -- even when their claims have not been proven in a court of law.
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HHS has stopped sending children in its custody to New York, California, and Washington state, which currently have the highest numbers of confirmed coronavirus cases in the US. It also requires twice-daily temperature checks of children in custody, provides Covid-19 testing, and isolates those found to have tested positive for the virus.
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These and other large works demand our attention in this fascinating show, but numerous smaller photographs, videos, and oils are also worth contemplating, as are the remaining sections, "Home as Form," which isolates elements of domesticity without erasing their original functions, and "Embodied Home" which explores gender, the body, and its relationship to domesticity.
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The app introduced three new "creative tools" Wednesday: backdrops for adding illustrated backgrounds to your photos, voice filters for altering your voice without an animated lens, and — in a big break from the app's history of a silo'd experience that isolates you from other apps — Paperclip, which lets you add outbound links to your photos and videos.
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The decision to abandon the nuclear agreement with Iran isolates the United States, reneges on an American commitment, adds to the risk of a trade war with the United States' allies and a hot war with Iran, and diminishes the prospects of a durable and truly verifiable agreement to eliminate the North Korean nuclear and missile threat.
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But what ends up blowing up in Ayer's face is how often he chooses to film his group scenes so that they begin with a quick shot of the characters standing in a circle, then cut between close-ups of all of them, which isolates them in the frame, with no real relationship with anybody else.
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Most universities and schools have closed for the remainder of the school year, stores have temporarily shuttered, and restaurants are laying off staff in favor of pick-up and delivery-only services as the world self-isolates to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus, which has, as of publication, affected over 30,21 people in the United States alone.
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Many of the Celtics' best sets actually involve Thomas giving up the ball early in the possession, and then looping around the floor to work with Horford in a dribble hand-off pick-and-roll; it gives him a cleaner path to the paint than if he simply gets a high screen or isolates his man at the top of the key.
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In a new exhibition of appropriated protest signs colorfully reimagined as eight polemical light boxes—More Than ½ the World at Sadie Coles HQ gallery in London—the artist isolates the language of protest as a way to expand its punch, while simultaneously highlighting that there are a range of issues on which the public and art can speak truth to power.
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Study limitations: Study author Simon O'Hanlon, from the Imperial College of London, says while the genetics from the fungus on Korean amphibians "bear all the hallmarks" of being the source region, there has not yet been enough research into isolates in other parts of East Asia or the Indian sub-continent to conclusively declare Korea as ground zero of the epidemic.
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Instead, she photographed agitated Windex, capturing froth that bears more than a passing resemblance to the gauzy clouds that Stieglitz captured stretching across the sky over Lake George, NY. Brandon's Silverscapes series isolates small sections of aluminum, and more exotic lab-grown silver foil, against a stark white backdrop in a way that suggests birds or other celestial bodies halted in motion.
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But the least bad option now is to gear up for a long game that contains, deters and isolates a nuclear-armed North Korea — by getting China, Russia, South Korea and Japan to see that America is ready to make peace with North Korea's regime if it will abandon its nuclear weapons — and to keep that game going until the North either relents or cracks.
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As Congress and President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 3.2 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE begin to lay out bold plans to respond to the coronavirus outbreak, it is essential that we take steps to close the digital divide that isolates so many parts of rural America.
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" The indictment chimes with her taxonomy of the tyrant in an essay titled "The Great Tradition": "He pretends to be able to act completely alone; he isolates men from each other by sowing fear and mistrust between them, thereby destroying equality together with man's capacity to act; and he cannot permit anybody to distinguish himself, and therefore starts his rule with the establishment of uniformity, which is the perversion of equality.
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